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With the ever-expanding size and increasing complexity of today's networks, utilizing tools designed to streamline network configuration and backup has become a necessity in the vast majority of production networks.
>>>Jump to the list of the best network backup and configuration software below<<<
Configuring dozens or even hundreds of individual nodes is virtually impossible without the right tools. Even straight-forward tasks like backing up router configurations become long, tedious affairs without the assistance of additional software when brought to scale. From automation to network-wide monitoring, network configuration software is designed exclusively with busy administrators in mind.
The options available are almost as numerous as the nodes they will eventually be used for. It seems almost every vendor has their own proprietary backup and configuration manager, while a dizzying array of third-party developers feature their own programs with multi-vendor support. These can range from incredibly powerful to barely functional.
This list aims to bring together a handful of the top choices, both free and paid, to help you find the right solution for your network.
What to look for
When searching for configuration software, it's good to take a look at a few different key things:
Scalability – How well the product scales with size. Not all software is meant to be used on a massive sprawling multi-vendor network with thousands of nodes. A product that works beautifully with a dozen network assets may become a struggle to manage with a hundred. It's important to pick the software that will work not just for the current size of your network, but for any potential increases in scale as well.
Customization – Every network is different, and being able to tailor the application managing it is key to good configuration software. The best products will have some amount of inflexibility in order to meet their intended design goal, with enough flexibility in customization to fit a wide range of networks.
Features – Some applications are designed only to be used as network configuration software. Others take a more broad approach, functioning as more than just configuration repositories. Knowing what you want your software to do is critical to getting the most out of your selection.
Product Support – The available documentation and support for any given product can range from overwhelmingly good to "play with it until things start working." This can be particularly true for free products. Make sure you can get up and running quickly with whatever you end up using.
Presentation – Some configuration managers simply provide a text dump in a Command Line Interface (CLI), that may be entirely functional for some users. Others will have robust GUIs with complex topology visualizations, analytics laid out in graphs, and your own logo splayed across the back-end interface. The presentation of a configuration manager, from its aesthetic interface to ease-of-use, should play a part in your decision to use a given piece of software.
This is far from a comprehensive list of criteria, but it's a good general list of things to start thinking about.
Here is our list of the best network configuration and backup software available:
- SolarWinds Network Configuration Manager (FREE TRIAL)
- Auvik
- LogicVein Net Line Dancer
- Infoblox NetMRI
- LibreNMS with Oxidized addon
- Backbox
- BMC Truesight Network Automation
- ManageEngine Network Configuration Manager
- rConfig
1. SolarWinds Network Configuration Manager (FREE TRIAL)
The first entry on this list and our Top Pick, SolarWinds Network Configuration Manager aims to be the total package for network management. Not only does it include robust configuration options, it introduces useful asset management features that can be used to monitor hardware life cycle and other ITAM tenants.
Equipped with multi-vendor server monitoring, SolarWinds software is dynamic enough to fit into a wide range of networking environments, including those that have multiple hardware vendors in their ecosystem. A seamless change between managing Cisco, HP, and other devices from one centralized piece of software, with full administration access control to provide an easy security solution for hardware access. Automatic network discovery and asset mapping help actively monitor both network topology and hardware life cycles.
Automated configuration backup and deployment makes restoring devices a simple, worry-free process, and network-wide vulnerability scanning helps to ensure devices are compliant with the National Vulnerability Database. Robust reporting and analysis help spot problem areas before they become an issue
Full integration with both Cisco ASA and Nexus devices means SolarWinds Network Configuration Manager can make full use of the unique advantages those devices offer large networks.
SolarWinds Network Configuration Manager provides an all-in-one NMS solution for networks of various sizes. It's easy to use, has an intuitive GUI, and gives administrators the tools they need to effectively manage even large-scale networks. Visit their site to download a 30-day 100% FREE trial.
2. Auvik
A fully cloud-based NMS solution designed for easy integration with workflow platforms like Freshdesk and Autotask, Auvik is a largely by-the-books network manager with some intuitive features. Its cloud-based installation makes setup and deployment a smooth experience while offering distinct portability advantages over traditional in-house software.
Automatic network discovery and mapping help aid Auvik's active topology search and export. It can easily identify active assets and export their information with minimal effort. Address management helps keep complex networking environments with multiple subnets and VLANs clean and organized.
Auvik's major selling point is its seamless integration with workflow applications. Auvik officially supports ConnectWise, FreshDesk, Slack, and Autotask. Being able to quickly communicate changes and updates over these platforms fits well with Auvik's cloud approach, and Auvik gives the impression that it's designed for Agile design environments.
All the standard configuration management features are here, including automated backup and deployment.
For organizations that operate rapid, ever-changing design environments, Auvik presents an attractive approach to network management software. You can visit their site to find out more about pricing.
3. LogicVein Net Line Dancer
Aimed at large-scale networks with multi-tenancy address space, LogicVein's Net Line Dancer is largely dedicated to device configuration and hardware asset management. LogicVein offers a free version of Net Line Dancer in the form of Net Street Dancer, a limited application that LogicVein markets as having 80% of the functionality of its flagship networking product.
Net Line Dancer can automatically generate hardware inventory reports with full asset reporting to help aid in asset management on network assets. This focus on large-scale asset management is a big part of Net Line Dancer. Combining this with regular reporting and analytics can help administrators gain an edge on hardware life cycles and change management tracking. These tracking features are largely hardware-based.
Net Line Dancer's main strength comes in its ability to scale, thanks to its use of smart bridges to support multi-tenancy address configurations. Controlling subnets separated by address space using one centralized application is made easy with Net Line Dancer.
Net Line Dancer is mostly focused on providing administrators a straight-forward device configuration and hardware asset management platform to work with on large or complex networks. It features all the standard NMS features, including automated changes and real-time change detection that will work across the entire network. You can download a 30-day trial on their site.
4. Infoblox NetMRI
Made by Infoblox, NetMRI is a network configuration and analysis application with mobile integration. Designed to provide a high level of security to large-scale networks, NetMRI can be used for a wide range of network tasks, including automated compliance assessments and non-configuration data analysis.
With a number of tools to aid in multi-vendor and virtual routing, NetMRI shines in complex networking environments. It's able to scan connected assets for configuration and compliance issues proactively, helping to stop potential issues before they start.
NetMRI also supports mobile access, with a large portion of its monitoring and configuration controls available from the convenience of a mobile device. It can locate device locations, browse network inventory, and control connections all from a mobile platform.
As network management software, NetMRI also features all the standard configuration options. Automatic network detection and audits, configuration analysis, and configuration backup are all found in NetMRI. Its search and analysis suite also helps locate correlations between network problem areas to help diagnostics.
Change automation and configuration deployment, along with automatic network discovery and topology mapping round out NetMRI's list of features. NetMRI will lend its strengths to complicated networking environments with many connected nodes that need constant upkeep and analysis. You can download and evaluate NetMRI from their website.
5. LibreNMS with Oxidized addon
The first open-source solution on our list, LibreNMS is available via GitHub repository for downloading and editing. Don't let the free nature of LibreNMS fool you, it's a fully-featured NMS solution used by many organizations.
We've listed Oxidized along with LibreNMS to provide an integrated configuration backup solution. LibreNMS is designed to be used alongside Oxidized with limited setup. This provides LibreNMS users a simple way to do both configuration backup and deployment.
LibreNMS as a standalone package that features automatic network discovery across a wide range of protocols, customizable alerts, data collection, automatic LibreNMS updates, and even an iPhone/Android app. There's a wealth of customization available in LibreNMS, and that's largely attributed to its open-source nature.
This functionality isn't without its own downsides, however. LibreNMS can struggle at scale and has almost no support to speak of. It has enough documentation and is used widely enough to be able to find answers on your own, but it's not for the faint of heart or those looking for a fast, ready out-of-the-box solution.
Still, for more experienced administrators or those not afraid to get their hands a little dirty, LibreNMS solutions offer a huge amount of flexibility. Another plus is that it's entirely free and will always be open-source. It can be paired with a huge number of open-source plugins to provide almost any functionality you may need for your network. This potential for adaptability and no cost of entry earn it a place on this list. Find out more about integrating Oxidized Into LibreNMS from the repository.
6. Backbox
Designed to automate tasks normally performed manually, Backbox offers a mostly one-dimensional approach to network management software. It's a simple but effective tool that can provide all the functionality most users will need in a centralized network control solution.
Backbox's strong suit is in secure backup and configuration recovery. The Backbox software goes to extreme lengths to ensure each configuration backup is safely stored, verified for authenticity, and double-checked for errors. The attention-to-detail provided by Backbox's "Five-step verification" for each backup ensures corrupted or tampered with configuration files never reach the end-points on a network.
Backbox also provides real-time inventory reports on connected assets, as well as automatic network discovery. A visual topology map provides an easy-to-use method of exploring and configuring your network, giving you access to most of Backbox's features directly through the topology map. It's a creative way to make network management simple, but can understandably become limiting in very large networks.
Task automation gives administrators a good measure of control over their networks, including the ability to create complex task chains for Backbox to execute across multiple devices. Again, Backbox is largely designed around the idea of using automation to make network administrators lives easier, and in that regard, it succeeds.
While it may not be the ideal scaling solution for every business, Backbox offers a strong suite of features across multiple vendors and devices. It's both easy-to-use and surprisingly flexible, giving it an edge over some of its competitors. You can download a 30-day evaluation from their site.
7. BMC Truesight Network Automation
Made by BMC, Truesight Network Automation looks to bring multiple tools together in the BMC product family and marry them with network management. If you're already heavily invested in BMC solutions and products, it's hard to argue against using Truesight in your network.
A large portion of Truesight's power and flexibility comes from its ability to seamlessly integrate with other popular BMC products. As an example, Truesight can be set up to integrate with BMC's change management tools in order to quickly and easily populate a CMDB with attached network assets. For administrators seeking a comprehensive way to combine their ITIL compliant asset management policies with their network, this kind of integration is a godsend. While most CMDB population software has some measure of network discovery built-in, the ability to quickly and accurately generate a full network CMDB with a few clicks is on another level entirely.
That being said, these kinds of quality of life features are entirely dependent on using other BMC products. As a standalone piece of software, Truesight still offers a number of features that make it useful as a piece of network management software.
Scanless detection of potential vulnerabilities and templates for regulatory compliance to compare against ensure that big organizations are in accordance with various policies depending on region.
Configuration of both virtual and cloud-based environments give service-oriented networks a versatile option for configuration and administration from a single, centralized platform. Truesight also supports easy device importing from a variety of platforms, including Ciscoworks and HP Network Code Manager.
Rounding out Truesight's feature list is the ability to auto-generate configuration scripts that can roll back a device's configuration without the need for a full reboot (in some cases). This is a smart feature that lets administrators make small changes to a device without needing to remove an entire node just for diagnostics.
Overall, Truesight is a powerful network tool when combined with other products in its parent companies catalog, and still functions well as a standalone product. Learn more and contact their sales team from their site.
8. ManageEngine Network Configuration Manager
Coming from a large family of other ManageEngine products, ManageEngine's Network Configuration Manager is one part of a larger networking suite distributed by ManageEngine.
Aimed squarely at being a configuration tool, ManageEngine's Network Configuration Manager is a multi-vendor network configuration and change compliance product for a variety of network devices. Its sole purpose is to take control of the entire life cycle of a given networking device.
All the standard configuration features are found here, including configuration backup and deployment, change history, and configuration comparisons. Change tracking can be done in real-time to monitor network devices for unauthorized changes or potential complications in a configuration.
Standard automation tools are also featured here, including the automation of configuration tasks like regular backups. Network Configuration Manager can also track user activity across devices, and routinely check for compliance with published policies and procedures. Lastly, it brings multi-vendor support along with it.
Similar to the BMC product listed above it, ManageEngine's Network Configuration Manager shines when paired with other tools in its developer's suite. As a standalone product it achieves its intended design goal of being a straight-forward configuration manager, but lacks some depth when viewed apart from its overarching software suite. Access their free trial from their site.
9. rConfig
The second open-source entry on this list, rConfig is a fairly basic network configuration manager with the potential for a lot of customization to fit the needs of small-to-medium-sized networks. As an open-source product, its code is freely available on the internet and getting started with rConfig costs you nothing.
rConfig's biggest strength is in its focused design and open-source nature. Its code repository is fairly well-documented and making changes to the base code is encouraged by the community's developers. This allows administrators willing to get their hands dirty in rConfig's code the opportunity to custom tailor rConfig to fit their specific networking needs.
In terms of performance, rConfig works as a configuration manager "out of the box." It has bulk configuration deployment and configuration backups, along with a fast configuration compare and search feature to quickly locate differences between deployed or backed-up configurations. Its own built-in task scheduler provides a limited amount of automation in basic tasks.
Systems backups and built-in reporting flesh out rConfig's list of features. For a small, free, and dedicated configuration platform, rConfig brings a lot to the table but will begin to struggle with larger networks due to its simplicity. That being said, sometimes simple is good, and you should take a look at rConfig yourself to see if it has the features your network needs. Here are their installation guides and documentation.
Best Network Backup Software: SolarWinds Network Configuration Manager
SolarWinds Network Configuration Manager is undoubtedly the best backup tool on this list. No matter what vendors your network is dependent on, SolarWinds Network Configuration Manager has the potential to keep track of the device's lifecycle. Device monitoring is supported with automatic network discovery to ensure every device on your network is being monitored.
Whether you're part of an SME or a large organization we recommend SolarWinds Network Configuration Manager because it is easy to use. The design is so intuitive that there is next to no learning curve once it has been deployed. In the long term, this means that devices stay maintained and minimizes the chance of devices failing due to poor maintenance.


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A Short Overhearing….
At times, at the most odd places, you get to hear/view things which force you to sit back and think. At times, these things bring a smile but most of the times, they bring tears only. The same happened with me this time when I was sitting on the airport this time while sitting on the airport.
I was at Bombay airport this time because I had to take a transit flight from there to Banglore. While sitting in the waiting lounge, I overheard the talk of two Ounjabi guys who were sitting on the chairs behind me. They were talking about a gal with whom one of them was in love and as like always, was in pain because of it. He was telling to his friend that how she doesn't care at all to pick his calls and also to answer back when he leaves a message or a miss call and tells him that she couldn't because she was so much busy. How she never bothers to see that whether he is sad or happy or whatever and is just lost in her own things all the time! He told his friend that it hurts him so much when he sees her being so happy with her friends but when it comes to him, she is suddenly so much busy, all of a sudden she is so upset! His friend was so much angry and said that ask her once and for all that if this is the way she is going to behave, it won't be long before that you would leave her. But this other guy was just in so much in love with that (idiot) gal and he replied that I love her J and despite that I really get so upset and hurt when she does all this, the moment, be it how small may be, when she says to me I love you, I forget everything! His friend said to him in Punjabi, "saaleya royenga ikk dinn nukkre baith k, chhadd de us nu" which translates to,"idiot, you will sit and cry one day sitting in a corner, just leave her". At just at that time, boarding for my flight got announced and I had to get up from there missing the reply of the guy in love. I still can take a fair guess that he must have replied in a "no" and told to his friend that it won't happen ever, not knowing that this only would happen one fine day with him! Its a fact and he just doesn't know it yet, he just doesn't!
Rather than saying anything more, I guess, the below two lines will hit the nail on the head completely,
Suna hai us ko loot liya kisi rahbar ne,
Ye waqeya to meri dastaan se milta hai!
And its translation in English is,
I heard that he got robbed by some friend,
This sounds like a story of mine only!


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Each Tuesday we feature audio or video of an SR Contributor reading their work. Today we're proud to feature a vodcast by Sally Ball.
Sally Ball is the author of Annus Mirabilis and Wreck Me, both from Barrow Street Press. An associate director of Four Way Books, she's an assistant professor of English Arizona State University. Her website is saralouiseball.com.
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I have been asked that question countless times in the past few months by God. A question which seems easy enough to answer but which I find increasingly difficult especially in the face of life and its countless challenges. What does trust imply?
I am discovering that it's fundamental to my perception and belief in him. I have to trust first that he is who he says he is. That's a no brainer right? I have been a Christian for about thirty years. Shouldn't I know him by now?
Actually, it's not as simple as it's made to seem. Trusting God is probably the hardest thing I can do. It almost feels like walking the plank and trusting that he is there to catch me before I end up at the bottom of the sea. Ouch!!!
Trust and Obey
I can't see him, I don't know when, how, or if he will choose to catch me but yet I have to trust and obey.
Trusting God starts with first believing that he is a rewarder of those who diligently seek him. Trusting God implies that I am convinced that he loves me and he cares about me. Trusting God implies that he has a plan for me and even if I can't see or imagine or fathom that plan, he knows what he is doing.
Even if the twists and turns of life take me through unfamiliar and unwelcome territory, I must believe in his plans because I am assured that he knows what he is doing. We all have expectations of life. We have dreams, plans, preferences and trusting God implies that I have to lay down my preferences for his because I trust that he is wiser than me and most importantly is that I know that he sees the bigger picture.
I am increasingly looking at my life, and, though it seems that my life is not going according the way I want or how I would have planned it, I ask can I trust Him?
I am trying to. And I must admit that's the most difficult thing I have had to do. Yet it also explains why God had to get my attention and ask me if I can trust Him?
Even as I write these words, tears are welling up in my eyes as I know I am struggling to trust. If I had my way, I would have chosen a different path for my life and, try as I may, it almost seems that God has ring fenced my life to this point in order to get me to the point where I must trust Him.
In the good times and the bad times, I know He is faithful. In sickness and health, he is God and he's working things out according to his plan and purposes. God makes all things beautiful in his time. Every time I fail to trust, I am doubting his existence, his faithfulness, his wisdom. Even though I want all his promises now, I choose to hold on and wait up.
So what if He doesn't catch me and allows me to end up at the bottom of the ocean, I must still trust Him.
Adebola Ajayi
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The ice mold that will chill your drink to the bone
What's cooler than bein' cool? That's right, ice cold. Get rid of your boring old ice cubes with this skull-shaped ice mold by GAMAGO. Just fill it with water, stick it in the freezer, and before long you'll have a frozen skeleton head to drop into your drink. The mold is made of silicone, so the ice can be removed with ease every time. You'll want to ditch the red cup for a tumbler to show off the coolest ice cube around.


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The thing is, I'm not really used to doing movie reviews... usually I have a brief overview with all the adaptations of a particular book, but I didn't feel like doing that this time. Anyways, I definitely think this is the best version, although I've only seen two others so if you mention another one you liked, I might even be convinced to watch it. ;-)
Hmm, where to start? Well, I guess I'll just start with the main characters. That's easy enough. Hopefully.
Meg. A funny thing about this movie is that for me, it's actually pretty hard to compare it to the book, and it's the same way with the characters. I mean, with a lot of adaptations of classic literature you can say "This actress completely slaughtered the character," or "This actress got her to a T!" but with this movie, none of them really like the character in the book, but they're not really unlike them either. Anyway, I actually liked Meg pretty well. The movie being a normal movie-length and not a mini-series it wasn't long enough to get to know the characters very well, but in a general sense I think it was pretty good. She seems, perhaps, even a little more... gentle, I guess, in the movie.
Jo. La, what to say about Jo? She's one of those endearing characters you just have to love. As far as accuracy to the book, it's the same as what I was saying about Meg. I found the actress' portrayal very delightful and not contradictory to the book, yet not the same. But looking just at the movie, which is what I should be focusing on, I liked her a lot. She was funny and quite interesting--you know, there's a lot to her. And I always find myself drawn to characters who are bookworms and writers. It's just the way things are. And she's definitely my favorite sister in the movie. :)
Beth. Now, I'm a little more opinionated about the book-to-movie aspect here. I did think Claire Danes was a little contrary to the book's Beth... but not in a way easy to put my finger on. I guess she just irritated me a little. And in looks I just don't think she suited her too well, but it's not like I hated the portrayal. It was just okay. By the way, in the book Jo and Beth were closest to each other, and Meg and Amy were more of a pair, too. This wasn't very obvious in the movie: especially the latter.
Amy. (Isn't it funny how Amy is the only March sister with a name that can't be/isn't shortened?) For her, there are two actresses who play the character--one younger, one older. (And I'm glad they did this, because it's ridiculous when they have a twenty-something-year-old trying to play a character who's twelve.) The younger one seems to be the main one, though; when it gets to the part after Meg's wedding it seems like the whole movie turns its focus almost solely on Jo (which isn't the way it is in the book), though the focus is on her most of the time anyways. I don't like her when she's older, either. Amy, I mean. When she's younger, she annoys me some of the time (and I can never forgive her for burning Jo's book, no matter what Marmee may choose to say upon the subject) but I really do like her. She's funny and cute. The other one... there isn't much of her and when she is there she just seems rather like a cold, boring person. (Though after she marries...er, who she marries; should I be trying to write this without spoilers, I wonder?--she at least seems nice.) It was much better in the book. Actually, I was pleased to find that I liked Amy altogether better in the book. But especially when she's older.
Mrs. March (Marmee). I actually liked her acting rather well. The only complaints I have would be more the fault of the scriptwriter, and I rambled about my irritation in this post quite enough that at this point it will do as well to be silent. (Er, that last part was a Mr. Collins quote... sorry.) Anyway, again, everything is more detailed and you know a lot more about characters (and in this case, the relationship with their daughters) from reading the book, but let's just assume that from this point on, shall we?
Laurie. Hmm... he was all right. He wasn't really the Laurie of the book though, and his teeth irritated me. :P He was funny, though, and of course I like that. It was fun watching him and Jo. "If only I were the swooning type!" "If only I were the catching type!" But later on, after The Refusal... arrghh. I disliked him. More, I daresay, than the viewer is supposed to. Heh. But he wasn't all bad.
Professor Bhaer. I liked him, I really did. And then I read the book. It's the same old story. I like them both in different ways but the book's is better. I will confess, though, that there was one thing I liked better about him in the movie: the absence of a beard. Heehee. And I'll pull out the excuse not to say much about him because it might give away some of the stories for those who don't know it already. If indeed there are such people reading this. ;-)
Okay. I'll move on from characters now.
The costumes were lovely. I enjoyed them very much--and I really liked the 'real' feel they had to them, well suited to the story. And the hairstyles and all that. A lot of Victorian period dramas I see are, of course, set in England and the people are either rich and have a lot of fancy, fluffy clothes, or they're very poor and haven't anything fit to be seen. Haha. But the Marches, in comparison with those sort of things, are more in-between. They dresses were often practical yet detailed and interesting and just nice. And then of course some of the ball gowns and Older Amy's clothes are more rich-y.
Ooh, that's another nice thing about this movie... it has a lot of Christmas in it! and I do love Christmas. But enough of it isn't Christmas so that you can watch it other times too without feeling guilty. Haha.
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As a movie, I'd probably give it an A or A-. There's something delightful about it, but it's not one of the period dramas I go crazy over. (Some of you may doubt I ever do that. It's just in my own way, you know. :P)
I hardly think a review is complete without a trailer, so here's one, but it hath Spoilers. If you don't already know the story, I wouldn't recommend watching it. Also, some trailers I just find really fun to watch and they capture the spirit of the movie they're representing... this isn't one of them. (And why didn't they use music from the movie? Instead, music from this movie is used on other trailers... S&S95, for example.) But it does include one or two of my favorite quotes. :)
That's about it! Sorry this was so long in coming, everyone. I am a very sad procrastinator at times.


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Life Care - Apprentice Support
Incolink Life Care Suicide Prevention Program
The Life Care program aims to prevent suicide amongst young people in the building and construction industry. The program, delivered by the Apprentice Support Workers, raises awareness of suicide and its risk factors. It promotes positive life skills for dealing with the daily challenges of work and life through presentations for apprentices in TAFE colleges throughout regional and metropolitan Victoria
These presentations cover a range of topics such as alcohol and other drug education, life skills, suicide prevention and financial management. The Apprentice Support Workers are also available to provide follow up support and counselling to apprentices. Call Member Services to arrange for an Apprentice Support Worker to deliver a session.
Member Services: (03) 9668 3061
The Life Care Program is supported by Cbus and the Australian Government.
Apprentice Support Workers
Being an apprentice in the building and construction industry can be hard at the beginning. The move from school to work can be a challenge.
If an apprentice needs some help either at work or at home please call an Incolink Apprentice Support Worker: (03) 9668 3061.
Incolink Apprentice Guide
The Incolink Apprentice Guide has been written with construction and building apprentices in mind. Click here to access the online version or download the printed guide below.


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Steven salvages points for wasteful Saints
Suspended Saints boss Steve Lomas had been forced to send out a patched-up team with four key players banned.
But he saw them boss the play and create most of the chances in front of a dismal crowd of just 2,974 — yet need Steven MacLean's strike to land a share of the spoils.
The Jambos had taken an early lead through John Sutton before Rowan Vine netted seconds later.
Andy Driver restored the visitors' advantage on the stroke of half-time, with MacLean finishing off Murray Davidson's pass on the hour.
Neither side could find a winner but Lomas might feel the more hard done by this morning, despite a late Jambos onslaught as the heavens opened in Perth.
Lomas served the second of his eight-game dugout ban yesterday.
But he also had defensive trio Frazer Wright, Dave Mackay and Steven Anderson suspended, along with midfielder Chris Millar.
His backline reshuffle saw Gary Miller in at right back and Callum Davidson at left.
In the centre David McCracken was given the nod from his surgeon to make an early return after two months out with a fractured cheekbone and partnered Tam Scobbie.
Loan star Peter Pawlett — who could return to Aberdeen next month — started his first game since September's win over Celtic after suffering with hamstring trouble.
Jambos gaffer McGlynn stuck with the same 4-4-2 formation which proved so successful against Aberdeen a week earlier.
He would have likely called on Scott Robinson to replace the crocked Mehdi Taouil.
But after the midfielder's refusal to be a sub in that clash — and with showdown talks scheduled for tomorrow — Callum Paterson was handed a recall instead.
Saints nearly raced into the lead after just 25 seconds when MacLean latched on to a long punt, then dug out a cross which Marius Zaliukas cleared just past his own post.
Hearts threatened up the other end, with Ryan McGowan and Gordon Smith both going close.
Then Smith combined well with Driver to send the winger racing clear but when he funnelled forwards to Paterson the youngster could only sclaff horribly wide.
Saints' makeshift rearguard was finally breached in the simplest of fashions as Sutton rose unchallenged to nod in Driver's floated free kick.
It was his fourth of the season and first since October 27 — but the strike was soon cancelled out.
Miller burst down the right and his deflected cross sat up perfectly for Vine, who reacted quicker than McGowan to tap home.
Sutton was winning everything in the air at the other end and he diverted McGowan's ball into the path of Smith, who should've done better than spoon high and wide.
But if Sutton was the key man for Hearts, Vine was at the centre of most of Saints' attacks. Pawlett should have put them ahead on 27 minutes when he was played in by Vine, but Jamie MacDonald spread brilliantly to block his effort.
Then Zaliukas stretched to reach another Vine centre and MacDonald pounced on the loose ball as it threatened to trickle goalwards.
But for all Saints' chances, it was Hearts who were in front again by the break as Saints' defence went to sleep when it mattered.
This time McGowan hurled in a long throw which Sutton flicked on and Driver smashed home.
There was still time for Darren Barr and Paddy Cregg to clash, with Barr getting just a booking.
The Jambos defender also needed treatment and didn't reappear for the start of the second half. Dylan McGowan came on in his place.
Smith missed another great chance to net when Driver's ball in was nodded into his path by Sutton. With the goal gaping, the chance again flashed wide.
Driver was booked for dissent on 53 minutes and Ryan McGowan soon joined him for tripping Liam Craig.
By that time Saints has passed up more chances to level. Craig's follow-up was well blocked after Pawlett's shot had been saved, while MacLean saw another effort cleared off the line by Kevin McHattie.
But the pressure eventually told on the hour as Callum Davidson's great crossfield pass picked out namesake Murray, who unselfishly squared for MacLean to score.
Pawlett was booked for a wild challenge on McHattie, then Murray Davidson drilled just wide for Saints.
Gregory Tade was sent on for the tiring Pawlett and almost scored with his first touch.
The ball was fed all the way through the Jambos defence.
But Tade couldn't get enough on it as MacDonald saved and, with MacLean lurking, the ball was eventually cleared by Ryan McGowan.
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A U.S. District judge said she is planning to sentence notorious computer hacker Kevin Mitnick to a total of 22 months in prison, according to her court clerk.
Judge Mariana Pfaelzer is slated to dole out the sentence Monday, at which time she will also decide on terms and conditions of his sentence, the clerk said.
Mitnick was arrested in North Carolina in February 1995 and held without bail; he has already served 28 months. But his troubles may not end with this particular sentencing.
In September, Mitnick and his alleged accomplice, Lewis Depayne, pleaded not guilty to separate federal charges related to an alleged 2-1/2 year criminal hacking spree.
Mitnick is facing 25 counts on charges stemming from a series of computer break-ins that took place between June 1992 and February 1995. He is accused of attacking systems belonging to software makers, ISPs, and educational institutions, including Netcom, Colorado Supernet, Motorola, Nokia, Fujitsu, Novell, NEC, Sun Microsystems, and the University of Southern California.
Under the statute, Mitnick could face 100 years in prison if convicted.
The case is significant because Mitnick is without a doubt the nation's, if not the world's, most notorious hacker. He has become a legend in the computer world and beyond, having been the subject of several books and news reports. His escapades began as a teenager when he allegedly tapped into a computer system in his high school, according to biographical accounts. Over the years, his hacking reportedly grew into an obsession.
While he has been accused and convicted of breaking into systems, many have said that although he has broken into systems, he has never used the information to get rich. Rather than the crimes being about the money, they have been about the challenge.
But law enforcement officials clearly feel differently. In an indictment handed down in September Mitnick, was charged with 14 counts of wire fraud, arising from his alleged theft of proprietary software from manufacturers. The charges also accused him of damaging USC's computers and "stealing and compiling" numerous electronic files containing passwords.
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So remember how Friday I was raving about Axelle Aerts being the one to watch in The Voice Van Vlaanderen?
Yeah, she got voted off.
Axelle's performance of Jessie J's "Domino" got off to a shaky start when she came out on stage having forgotten to put in her in-ear monitors. Despite redeeming herself once she finally popped them in, the public decided not to send her straight through to next week. After the final sing-off Axelle's coach Natalia decided she would eventually find her way to pop stardom anyhow, so put through "now or never" contestant Yass. Lame.
As mentioned before, it's a small consolation, but a studio recording of Axelle's song is available for download on iTunes as well as being on the first "The Voice Van Vlaanderen" compilation that's in stores right now.
But not at all hope is lost for first week evictees! Axelle, record companies, take note!
When Idool 2011 narrowed its contestants down to 10 finalists last year, Alyssa Luypaert seemed to be the perfect pop star in waiting. Until she got booted off in week one. Boy, I sure know how to pick my early favourites…
Alyssa was picked up by SonicAngel and has just released her debut single "Get On Your Feet", a dancepop anthem that suits her in a way her disappointing Idool performance of "Waiting For Tonight" sadly didn't. The track was co-written by Ingrid Mank, Idool vocal coach, singer-songwriter and the woman responsible for the greatest talent show group single ever.
So, I guess what I'm saying is:
– Someone give Axelle a record deal, please
– Alyssa has released her debut single
– The chorus of said debut single reminds me of the Friends clip below. (The jury's still out whether or not that last one's a good thing)
Alyssa's "Get On Your Feet" is available now on iTunes and Spotify.
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McDonnell Gears Up for General Election
With the Democratic primary less than two weeks away, Republican Bob McDonnell is starting to prepare for a high-profile battle in the general election.
McDonnell's campaign has hired Crystal Cameron -- mostly recently the morning anchor at WVIR TV station in Charlottesville -- as his press secretary. (Just another journalist leaving the industry.)
Cameron, 31, spent a dozen years as a reporter, producer and anchor in TV news in Florida and Virginia. After settling in, she will be McDonnell's primary spokeswoman.
The campaign also hired Taylor Thornley, 22, who worked on Sen. John McCain's presidential campaign last year, to serve as press assistant for the campaign.
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Yeah Write Club: On Writing With Andy Newman
Meet Ohio-based writer Andy Newman.
By day, he works for Big Cartel, overseeing Workshop (which is quite good, I must say). In his free time, he contributes to a variety of publications like The Atlantic and USA Today, to name a few. I asked him a few questions about his writing career thus far - here's what he shared.
This was originally published as part of the Yeah Write Club newsletter.
What first got you into writing? Have you always enjoyed it, or is it something you fell into?
I've been blogging for fun since high school, but I'd say there were three transitions along the way where I started taking writing more seriously.
In college, I began writing for a hockey blog with an actual audience. Writing regularly, interacting with commenters, and learning from my mistakes in that setting was invaluable. To this day, its comment section remains a lively, healthy community, which is a great feedback group for a young writer.
As a freelance filmmaker, I realized that treating my blog like a journal - writing every time I learned a lesson or made a mistake - would attract like-minded clients and collaborators. I also used it as a space to answer common questions, both to help educate others and to save me the time of answering the same questions constantly.
Finally, I started writing for publications. Like most good things, this happened largely by luck. I wrote a blog post on Medium that went viral and within 24 hours I heard from multiple outlets that wanted to publish a version of it (let's be honest: primarily to get a hit of the viral traffic). Since I only had the one post, but three editors hoping to run it, I said yes to one and pitched the other two right then and there on related pieces. They accepted my pitches, and within a few weeks, I had bylines at three reputable publications.
I see your job with Big Cartel is writing-focused as well. Do you ever get burnt out on writing or content creation in general? If so, what do you do about it?
I have three distinct modes: creating, editing, and consuming. I strive for balance as much as possible. If writing isn't working for me at any point in time, I don't force it - I'll read a book instead. Whether that gives me new ideas or serves as a mental break, it keeps me from hitting that wall.
How do you tackle writing? Is there a particular approach you've found that makes writing happen more smoothly or quickly?
I dump everything into my notes app: quotes, links, ideas, sometimes full paragraphs that I write on my phone. There's no hard rule, but I tend to do this until I hit about 2,500 words. From there, I'll whittle it down to under 1,500 words. Once I find a strong core, I'll revisit some sections and flesh them back out. Then I'll go through line by line and ask myself, "If someone quoted just this line, is it well written and does it say what I want it to say?" If I can't answer yes, I'll rewrite that sentence.
As an editor, I've learned that letting the piece develop naturally is the best thing you can do. There's a certain amount of ego that comes with writing in the first place - the feeling that I have important opinions you should read - and an editor's job is to make those opinions stronger and clearer. But you have to take a long view and be patient, only nudging the work in the direction it wants to go.
It's easier to do that as an editor, when it's not your own words, but I try to bring that mindset back to my writing process. It keeps me from getting stuck on ideas I love that aren't actually that good, or from trying to fit a square peg in a round hole.
You've had some big bylines. How did you end up writing for a publication like The Atlantic?
Luck. I sent an email and they liked my pitch enough to stick with me as we developed the idea and I wrote it out. I've been blogging somewhat seriously for a decade now, so I don't want to downplay the time and effort I've put into writing - it took a good seven years before I'd even consider writing part of my professional identity. But luck played a huge part in it. My pitch wasn't materially different from pitches I've had rejected or ignored dozens of times.
What's different about writing for a publication like The Atlantic is that you're working with sharp editors who will make your work better, so you have to trust the process. I don't question or push back on edits, to be honest. I trust that they're pointing me in the right direction and I get to work.
There's also a healthy sense of pressure in that environment. When you're writing for a publication that has published the likes of Frederick Douglass, Helen Keller, Ralph Waldo Emerson, and Ta-Nehisi Coates, it doesn't matter how big or small the piece is you are contributing - every word matters.
What's one tip you'd give other writers who are also trying to get published in "big name" publications?
Keep trying and don't get discouraged. Publications you've never heard of have rejected the exact same pitches that big name publications have selected and published. I'm not kidding.
A rejection says nothing about you and what you can achieve. Have a plan for how you're going to pitch your work, and when one option inevitably doesn't work out, move on to the next one.
Bonus tip: Pick a lane that isn't as competitive. Getting a response to a book review pitch is a lot easier than trying to write a time-sensitive piece on the politics of the day. Even if your work is political, which I believe it should be, you don't need to come at your idea from the same angle as everyone else.
Thanks to Kaleigh Moore for providing this special look at Yeah Write Club. Every two weeks, club members (and members only!) will receive a new edition of the newsletter featuring short-form interviews with experienced writers, interesting writing gigs, and book suggestions to fuel your creative brain. Sign up now to get the next edition!


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Gov. Brereton Jones will not seek the Democratic nomination for governor.Full Statement on his decision:
"This is not the appropriate decision at this stage in our lives," Jones said in a statement. He went on to say that he and his wife, Libby, appreciate the support from people encouraging Jones to get in the race.
"I greatly appreciate the strong encouragement that we have gotten from all around the state to run for governor. However, after much prayerful consideration both Libby and I have determined that this is not the appropriate decision for us at this stage in our lives. We extend our sincere thanks to all those who have been so supportive and encouraging."I fully expect that there will be some sort of announcement from someone soon...that's my personal hope.
Former Lt. Governor Steve Beshear, who resigned at the Kentucky Democratic Party's general counsel following the election of Jerry Lundergan as chairman, is seriously considering a run according to Pol Watchers.
It is interesting to see how the race will develop.
ETA: Here is some more from the Herald-Leader.
Former Lt. Gov. Steve Beshear told the Herald-Leader this week that he has been actively talking with potential running mates, including state Sen. Daniel Mongiardo of Hazard.
Mongiardo has considered his own run for governor.
Jack Conway, a Louisville attorney who ran unsuccessfully for Congress in 2002, also is mulling becoming a candidate for the top post. Conway had been in discussions in recent days with Jones about potentially teaming up.
Attorney General Greg Stumbo asked the Executive Branch Ethics Commission this week to reconsider its June advisory opinion that called it a conflict of interest for Stumbo to run for governor in 2007 after his office led the investigation into hiring practices within Republican Gov. Ernie Fletcher's administration.
Stumbo continues to insist that "I have no plans on running for governor at this time."
State Treasurer Jonathan Miller also has talked about running for governor.
Another former lieutenant governor, Steve Henry, who served under Gov. Paul Patton from 1995 to 2003, is still searching for a running mate.
The filing deadline for candidates is 4 p.m. Jan. 30.


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Al Jafree Md Yusop, Director
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Astros report: Francis Martes gives hint of potential in spring debut
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - Francis Martes displayed in his Grapefruit League debut Wednesday why he's still far from a finished product. The Astros' top prospect also showed the pitches that come out of his electric right arm will play against major league hitters.
After maneuvering through the heart of the Miami Marlins' order on 15 pitches in the third inning of the Astros' 9-5 loss, Martes allowed two hits, a walk and a run in the fourth. The 21-year-old Dominican threw 33 pitches in all to record five outs.
"I thought he threw the ball very well," Astros manager A.J. Hinch said. "I took him out just really because of pitch count. … He's got a little energy to him; he's got a little chip on his shoulder when he pitches. He's got a great fastball, and he threw some good breaking balls. (It was) a really good day for him."
Martes, who induced groundouts from Christian Yelich, Giancarlo Stanton and Justin Bour to begin his outing, mixed his mid-90s fastball with his power slider and his still-developing changeup. His delivery and command are still works in progress. But his three-pitch arsenal can be dynamic.
"I think going out there for the first time and battling the guys that I did, they're great batters, so I'm glad I had success out there," he said through a translator.
Martes is expected to begin the season in Class AAA but debut in the majors at some point during the season.
Keuchel focuses on his fastball
Dallas Keuchel faced hitters for a second time this spring on Wednesday morning as he progresses toward his Grapefruit League debut.
Keuchel threw about 40 pitches with a short break in the middle to simulate the rest between innings. He said he's scheduled to throw a simulated game Tuesday. If all goes well, the next step after that would be a Grapefruit League game.
"I felt good. I'm still getting into the game rhythm," he said after Wednesday's session. "The adrenaline's a little too hyped, but once I get that calmed down, it should be pretty fine. I'm working on endurance and just kind of tunneling everything out at the same time to get ready for the first game."
Although he mixed in sliders and cutters, Keuchel is focusing on establishing fastball command even more than usual because he missed the final five weeks of the 2016 season with inflammation in his rotator cuff.
"Normally at this point, I'm still easing my way into it, but I'm normally working the off-speed in more. But the emphasis is back on fastball command because I missed the whole month of September, not getting off the mound in competition," said Keuchel, who on Wednesday faced outfielder Jake Marisnick and three minor leaguers: catcher Garrett Stubbs and outfielders Ramon Laureano and Alejandro Garcia
"So I feel like a month behind on my fastball command, and even if I get in hitters counts right now, I'm still feeding a lot of fastballs just because I want to see where I'm at and the hitters will let me know where I'm at at this point. A few good swings off me today, so I've got to tighten some things up, but encouraging with command and location the first go-round."
Harris maintains throwing routine
A day after exiting mid-inning because of groin discomfort, Astros reliever Will Harris was back on the practice fields throwing as he would on any other spring training day.
Astros manager A.J. Hinch said Harris is "doing fine," describing the issue as "very minor." The team will limit the 32-year-old righthander's participation in pitchers' fielding practice the next couple days, but otherwise his routine will stay the same, according to Hinch.
"We were very, very cautious just because it was the first time," Hinch said before Wednesday's workout. "He'll be fine."
Odds and ends
Catcher Brian McCann was scratched from Wednesday's lineup because of a stomach ailment. Max Stassi started in his place. … Jose Altuve will hold his inaugural one-day youth baseball camp on June 15 from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Friendswood High School. … Astros minor leaguer infielder and Lamar University product Stijn van der Meer was added to the World Baseball Classic on Team Netherlands.
Jake Kaplan


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WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. -- One of the few social events for adults with mental and physical disabilities will continue, thanks to the Village Inn Event Center in Clemmons.
"It was like an answered prayer," says No Limits II organizer Gina Miller.
Miller had been looking for a larger venue since they ran out of room in November.
"I think people see what the need is. It's a population that needs this event."
A few weeks ago, Miller says she received a call from the owner and general manager of the Village Inn Event Center who said they would open their doors for free.
The call came just in time for the Sweetheart Dance on February 15.
"I knew that we had the space for them," said general manager Lana Schlotfeldt who heard about the need, and along with owner Dana Bryson, are giving the organization their 10,000 square foot banquet room with the Triad's largest permanent dance floor.
The inn is also providing tables, chairs and a DJ at no charge.
"We are talking about two hours to dance and it means so much more to them," Schlotfeldt said.
The event first started at Sunrise United Methodist Church in Clemmons and quickly outgrew the facility.
In 2005, the event was moved to a larger gym at Pinedale Christian Church in Winston-Salem, where the event again ran out of space last year.
With everything paid, the only thing organizers need now are more volunteers to help with the growing crowd.
"You think you're coming to bless somebody, but you are going to leave so blessed," said Miller.
For more information on No Limits II and how you can volunteer, visit enrichmentarc.org or contact Gina Miller at (336)-777-0076.


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Forum Post: Who, How, What, When, Where, Why.
Posted 7 years ago on Nov. 26, 2012, 12:11 p.m. EST by richardkentgates
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These are the things still not being addressed. The only things allowed to float on this forum are less than talking points. They are narratives commonly accepted by the demographic to the left, which is apt since the forum has been forced to the left and anything else is forbidden. I guess you could compare what is happening on the forum to kettling.


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Even so, that anxiety of going back to work is already starting to creep in a little bit. Just a little. I am quickly realizing that this time I have left is so precious and I just hate the idea of only having a few short hours with our sweet pea in the evenings once I return to work. I know all of you working moms battle with this as well. But, at this point, it is what I have to do so we will just make the best of it when that time comes. In the meantime, I don't want to spoil the rest of my time off with worry and anxiety so that's enough of that!
Here are some pics of this past weekend. My mom's credit union celebrated their 70th anniversary this year so they had a big party to celebrate. Eli got to try out some of the race cars!


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Editorial: Ignoring physical education creates long-term worries
How the state's public school system is doing when it comes to educating the next generation of adults is open to debate and interpretation.
Except when it comes to teaching them the importance of physical fitness.
Illinois had been at the forefront of attacking a growing — pun intended — problem among today's youth. The state pushed school districts to have daily physical education classes but eased up on the requirements as more and more priority was placed on aligning curriculum with standardized test subjects.
Illinois is one of only six states that require physical education from kindergarten through high school.
Now the state is making it easier to cut back even more, lumping physical education onto the heap of unfunded mandates.
The Illinois Education Association is opposed to the change, with spokeswoman Bridget Shanahan telling the Illinois News Network that it also will affect students' academic health.
"[Physical education] helps students focus more on the arts or music or the core classes," she told the news agency. "It improves brain function and helps pump oxygen into the brain."
Instilling the value of staying in shape physically just as much as mentally is particularly crucial given the epidemic of sedentary lifestyles being seen among school-age children today.
Look no further than your own neighborhood to affirm those changes. Streets once filled with children playing and enjoying the outdoors have largely given way to silence and emptiness as children sit perched in front of computer screens inside their houses.
U.S. Department of Health & Human Services statistics show that children spend more than 7½ hours a day in front of either a computer or television screen. Only one in three children is physically active every day, according to the President's Council on Fitness, Sports & Nutrition. About one-third of high school students spend 3 hours or more every school day playing computer or video games.
The federal agency's guidelines recommend at least an hour of moderate to vigorous activity every day.
The impact is about more than obesity, although 27 percent of children age 10 to 17 in Illinois are overweight or obese and the number is trending upward for high school students.
The effects of this are reflected clearly in obesity-related health issues. More than 10 percent of adults in Illinois suffered from diabetes last year — almost double from 1990 — and one-third had hypertension problems.
Most significant is the rise in heart disease related to being overweight. In 2010, it touched the lives of about 719,600 people. By 2030, it is projected that 3.26 million people in Illinois will be affected.
The time to act is now.
Schools alone don't bear the responsibility of attacking these problems. But they can help put children on a path that helps them realize the importance of staying physically fit into adulthood.
This is a lesson just as important as ABCs and 1-2-3s.


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Hello there peeps!
It's Shay here today. First, did you see our cool new contest: pin it to win it? You could be one of three to win! And if you need some inspiration on which stamps to pin, did you see Norma's ornament HERE or Julie's canvas HERE? Keep on checking back all month for more amazing holiday projects from Norma and Julie!
I know that the holidays are almost upon us. Perhaps you need a little help with getting some pretty cards out pronto? With a single stamp, ink, patterned paper, a punch and a little bling you can mass produce several cards and have them ready to mail or give out in no time.
I chose solid block type images: the snowflake block from Holiday Greetings cling stamp set or Snowy cling stamp set; the holly block from Holiday Greetings cling stamp set or Holiday Greenery cling stamp set; and wise men block from Wise Men cling stamp set to stamp in three colors which coordinated with the patterned paper I picked out.
For these cards I wanted to play with non-holiday patterned paper in non-traditional colors. We all have beautiful patterned paper that with a holiday stamp can be transformed for the holidays. I went with a white cardbase to make these cards even more streamlined and inexpensive.
I found with the snowflake and holly stamps I could cut a strip of 2" height from the patterned paper and still have plenty of the patterned showing. I adhered three blocks onto my strip of patterned paper and then adhered a strip of coordinating punched paper to the bottom. Next, I adhered the whole strip to the cardbase and cut off any overhang. Last I added some jewels to the blocks for that holiday sparkle (a slightly larger jewel was placed on the center block).
The Wise Men card is a bit different in that the stamp is taller than the snowflake and holly block stamps and has more negative space. Because of the differences, I cut a strip of 3" from patterned paper and also added a banner style sentiment strip cut from white cardstock to place over some of that negative space. The sentiment comes from Holiday Greetings or Holiday Script--excellent stamp sets for this time of year!
Snowflake card (bonus: could be used for any winter holiday):
Holly card:
Wise Men card:
Without a doubt you could stamp the cardbase for more color and interest, but this design is so easy and quick that you could crank out a ton of cards without much trouble and then add your own touches and embellishments as you desire. Buttons, sequins, sprays/mists, pearls and brads are just a few things you could use. If you love to sew, sew your layers with matching thread or be even more bold by using metallic thread! You can also add a sentiment of your choice or put the sentiment inside. Merely change up the colors and patterned paper each time for a unique card each and every time!
I hope you ink up some Paper Wings Productions stamps and create your holiday cards! We would love to see what you make with Paper Wings Productions stamps. Add your projects to our flickr group, to Pinterest, comment with a link on this post or even email pictures to us!
Take flight,
Snowflake card
Stamps: Holiday Greetings or Snowy
Ink: Jenni Bowlin for Ranger in lemon drops, stick candy and chewing gum
Cardstock: Georgia-Pacific in white
Patterned Paper: Neapolitan 6x6 paper pad from Dear Lizzy by American Crafts
Other: border punch by EK Success; clear jewels
Holly card
Stamps: Holiday Greetings or Holiday Greenery
Ink: Jenni Bowlin for Ranger in lemon drops, seed packet and chicken feed
Cardstock: Georgia-Pacific in white
Patterned Paper: Sketchpad 6x6 paper pad from Amy Tangerine by American Crafts
Other: border punch by EK Success; clear jewels
Wise Men card
Stamps: Wise Men and Holiday Greetings or Holiday Script
Ink: Jenni Bowlin for Ranger in seed packet, chicken feed and cough syrup; Tim Holtz Distress Ink by Ranger in broken china
Cardstock: Georgia-Pacific in white
Patterned Paper: Memoir 6x6 paper pad by Studio Calico
Other: border punch by EK Success; clear jewels


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Nakusp Centennial Golf Club
The Nakusp Centennial Golf Course is nine holes on grass greens, located just two minutes southeast of Nakusp on Hwy #6. The course is 2610 yards, par 34 and a slope rating of 107.
The Club House also offers "Fairway Cafe." Being licensed, it's a great place to relax after playing nine holes.
Stay for a while and take in the great views from our deck and enjoy the hospitality & atmosphere only a small town can provide.
Before you tee off, check out our on site pro shop.
Club & power cart rentals are available along with a practice green, as well as the Little Summit Driving Range, located right next to the golf course.
No Reservations are required but guests can call ahead, it's your choice.
Ample Parking Available.
Open Daily
Visit our website: http://nakuspgolf.ca/
Nakusp Centennial Golf Course
Box 148, Nakusp
British Columbia, Canada VOG 1RO
Phone: 250-265-4531
Fax: 250-265-4531
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com