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You see we believe the greatness is already within each and everyone of us. Sometimes it just needs a little love and recognition to really let it shine.
This is our purpose – our 'why'.
We help unleash the wonder within, through fun and educational arts and crafts, classes, parties, events and products. We are very proud to be a multi-award-winning, five-star rated company, and we inspire over 14,500 children and families every week with our creative arts and crafts experiences across the UK.
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Saturday, 26 February 2011
Distress Inks Shelves
My DH has been away for a week, so I've had the whole week to myself and decided to get on to some of the projects that I have had on the back burner. I've had some things that I've collected from Garage sales that I saw a new purpose for.
The first one is the old spice shelf unit which looked just right for my Distress Inks, which I need to have right beside me at all times while I'm creating, so here is the result, I'm really happy with it and it works beautifully on my desk.
Posted by CreativSpirit at 12:23
Labels: Distress Inks, Re-purposing, Stamping
4 comments:
- Elena said...
Wow! It looks great. Especially all packed that way!
- 27 February, 2011 01:45
- Bethel of Bethania said...
Fabulous Rob you have done a stirling job of your new shelves & so useful too...
- 27 February, 2011 21:13
- Joanne Gilch said...
OOOOO, I like your way of thinking..joanne
- 27 March, 2011 14:14
- Lindsay Weirich said...
I love this! it is such pretty way to store supplies!
- 22 May, 2011 07:06
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There is no question that student lending is a massive market and several companies in the online lending industry have been extremely successful at lowering the rates of borrowers through student loan refinancing. There are also companies like Credible who seek to educate borrowers on what student loan refinancing and private student loan options are available by presenting a variety of different loan options from different originators. Today, Credible announced that they are adding another originator to the mix with Sallie Mae, which will enable borrowers to take out loans through Credible's platform. Bringing on the nation's largest private student lender is a huge win for Credible.
But there is another opportunity for the originators themselves which is the employee benefits space and there are an increasing number of online lenders showing interest in the space.
The premise of combining student lending with employee benefits typically falls into the below categories of increasing involvement by the employer:
- Providing educational support to employees with student loans.
- Partnering with a platform to offer student loan refinancing.
- Partnering with a platform to offer student loan refinancing and offering a defined contribution to the employee's loan.
As graduates enter the workforce with high levels of student debt, offering assistance to help pay off loans is very attractive from a prospective employee's perspective. At this point, offering student loan assistance is a competitive advantage but it eventually could be the norm for larger employers.
We reached out to Stephen Dash, Founder and CEO of Credible to get his take on this new trend: [Read more…]


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PM's tram ride doesn't go too smoothly
Prime Minister John Key's inaugural ride on Christchurch's new tram loop had a minor hiccup when the tram's trolley pole detached from the overhead line.
The tram, driven by Key, lost power and came to a standstill.
Tram staff scrambled to place the trolley pole back on the line and it then operated normally for a trip up and down Cashel St mall.
Key was in Christchurch today for the opening ceremony of the Cricket World Cup, but attended the opening of the tram loop's new extension this morning.
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http://www.stuff.co.nz/the-press/christchurch-life/66090561/Christchurch-tram-breaks-with-John-Key-aboard Watch the video too.


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How long does it take to stamp work visa in Pakistan?
Question by Viewer: I have one question; although not relevant to this article but I hope you'll be able to answer my question. I'm from Pakistan and currently working and residing in Oman; serving my 3 months' notice period with my current employer. I am going to join a company in Saudi Arabia after that. I'm planning to take 2 weeks leave during my notice period (for which I'll convince my Oman employer), go to Pakistan, get Saudi visa stamped in Pakistan through my Saudi employer recommended agent, come back to Oman, complete my notice period and join Saudi employer direct from here, here is list of questions for which I need answer:
Is it possible to stamp Saudi work visa on my passport while Oman residence is still valid? (My assumption is that it's possible, please confirm)
Once Saudi work visa is stamped on my passport, for how many days it'll be valid? This is very important for me to know for planning
Being a Pakistani citizen, can I travel directly from Oman to Saudi? I mean is there any requirement that I need to fly directly from Pakistan if entering on a work visa for the first time?
Answer by Steve: First of all, I would like to welcome you to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. As far as your questions are concerned, I will answer them one by one.
Yes, there should be no problem with this. My cousin recently stamped Saudi Visa on his passport when British work permit was already there. As you are already living in Gulf, so you should know that there is nothing certain here. They can impose a rejection upon it. But if you take into confidence your Pakistani agent, he will manage all embassy matters on your behalf. I hope you have understood my point since I cannot elaborate it anymore.
Your Saudi Visa is valid for 90 days after it is issued. It is mentioned on the visa issued by the Saudi Embassy!
No, there is no problem in taking flight from Oman to KSA. Once the visa has been stamped, you can enter from any place.
However, here I want to suggest you something. Visa processing in Pakistan takes around 1 month. If you are planning to go for 15 days' vacation you can be in trouble. Your agent might be saying that he can process everything in 15 days but medical tests; degree attestation takes at least 1 month.
Comment by Viewer: Thanks a lot for your detailed reply. Highly appreciated! Degree attestation in my case is not required as I'm going to Saudi with such job title for which degree is not a mandatory requirement. If degree attestation is not involved, how many days do you guess it'll take to get visa stamped on my passport?
Answer by Steve: It takes around 4,5 days to get a medical result if everything goes fine. I would highly recommend you to follow the instruction given in this article for a medical test. After that, it depends upon your agent. Visa from Karachi takes lesser time than Islamabad. But I still think 15 days are too short! Anyways, you are a sensible person and should take your own decision!
Comment by Viewer: Just one more question related to the medical test. Do you have any idea for how many days a medical result is valid? What I was thinking that I'll go for 2,3 days, appear for the medical and come back. Then go after few weeks (after canceling my Oman visa) to get visa stamp for Saudi, will that work?
Answer by Steve: I think the medical test is valid for 60 days.
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Analysis by Olive Huang
Why Cool: Buttle Information Systems is a leading contact center customer service software vendor in Korea. It stands out in our search for Cool Vendors due to its deep understanding of Korea's contact center requirements, its effective go-to-market strategy to successfully target Korea's top banks and insurance companies, and a solid track record of successful implementation. The contact centers in Korea are technologically mature, but Korean companies tend to have localized requirements. Thus, Korea has been a very difficult market for many multinational contact center software vendors to penetrate.
The vendor directly competes with global CRM vendors (such as SAP, Oracle, salesforce.com and Microsoft), as well as with other Korea contact center software vendors (such as MPC, Bridgetec and Hansol Inticube). Buttle has built a very impressive client list in its strongest industry, financial services and insurance. Currently, over 50 financial institutions in Korea, including almost all the top banks, credit card companies and insurance companies, use Buttle's contact center software. Many of them use not just one, but many (if not all) products offered by Buttle to support their contact center operations.
Buttle offers a fairly complete total software solution — one that meets the requirements of most Korean companies' contact centers. The solutions include two core customer engagement center platforms for small and large organizations. The vendor also provides a range of supporting applications, such as Web chat (PriChat), KM (PriWay), contact center workforce management(PriView), voice of the customer (PriSat), contact center service analytics (CurrentPoint), multichannel campaign management (PriMax) and a strong multichannel contact center call routing engine (PriContact). Buttle also has specific contact center customer service products designed particularly for industries in Korea, such as for the finance and insurance, logistics, and public sectors.


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DS goes EV: new DS 3 Crossback comes in electric version
DS has quietly launched an all-electric version of its DS 3 Crossback. This small crossover, in general, is big news, but the EV version revealed alongside it hasn't grabbed headlines. The times, it seems, really are a changin'…
The Crossback is a challenging but premium-looking thing, lacking the easily-digestible style of its long-serving DS 3 hatchback sibling. "Simple, sculptural lines expressing performance and strength, enhanced by a bewitching light signature," said Thierry Metroz, DS Design Director.
Still, it looks expensive with that distinctive grille and bejewelled headlights. The rear borrows much from the DS 7 Crossback large SUV, albeit without the full-width (dare we say Porsche-style?) light bar. Again, a premium and attractive look. Everywhere else it's recognisably a DS 3, just somewhat jacked-up and with the addition of two extra doors.
The DS 3 hatch has been in need of a cabin tech upgrade for some time, but the Crossback is more contemporary. Its cabin is similarly angular and art-deco, with plenty of French design flourish – again reminiscent of the DS 7.
Naturally, the scope for personalisation is nearly limitless. Such is the lifestyle appeal of DS offerings, they'd be mad not to offer it. Ten wheel themes and a further 10 body colours play three alternate roof colours. There is a range of five DS 'Inspirations' set specifications: Montmartre, Bastille, Performance Line, Rivoli and Opera.
DS3 E-Tense – the electric Crossback
This is the kicker, for us – the nonchalant "oh, there's an EV, too". DS is proud of the fact that there's very little to separate the petrol and electric versions visually. Both use Tesla-style flush door handles.
Numbers wise, it's not just a gimmick either. It comes with a 136hp electric motor, with a 50kWh lithium-ion battery under the floor. Regenerative braking and fast charging feature as well, all culminating in 186-mile WLTP range, or 280-mile NEDC range. Respectable numbers alongside similar rivals like the Hyundai Kona EV.
The usual range of PureTech and BlueHDI petrol and diesel engines accompanies the new E-Tense EV. A new 155hp PureTech petrol with the eight-speed Eat8 transmission joins 130hp and 100hp units, while the 1.5 Blue HDI 100 soldiers on, now cleaned up to the latest Euro 6.2 standards.
New for the DS 3 Crossback are Matrix LED Vision lights, which adapt to the environment and road users around the car. Three LED modules contain 15 individually controllable elements that allow precise control over where the beam goes.
DS Drive Assist reads a lot like Tesla's Autopilot in that it offers partial autonomous control over the car's speed and where it's going. Conventional radar-guidance regulates speed while the car makes minor directional adjustments. Like Autopilot, the system is definitely not fully autonomous and is best used on motorways and A-roads. No falling asleep behind the wheel, then…
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In more than one previous post, I've mentioned that there are VERY FEW donors in Australian sperm banks and therefore even fewer choices in New South Wales and every time I do, I get shit for it. There are readers who think I'm exaggerating.
I've been called selfish, for wanting a baby without having a partner. Really???
I've been told I'm selfish because I'm using a donor from the US because the child will have a more difficult time locating his/her birth father at age 18. Really???
I've been told to suck it up and let it go. If I can't get pregnant the "natural" way, I'm obviously not meant to have a baby. Really and fuck off...
This article is in today's Daily Telegraph. It justifies what I've been saying all along about Australian sperm banks and the difficulty in doing IVF without a partner. Some of the comments made me want to reach into the screen and shake the posters.
I scanned it here too, in case you just wanted to read it without the comments...
The 7pm Project also did a segment on it tonight...http://7pmproject.com.au/2689.htm
After reading a lot of the posts on the 7PM forum, and the article written in Grazia, I see now that a lot of people are ill-informed, or would just rather voice their opinion without actually knowing the facts. These mediums give some of the facts, but not all and many of us (not me) go by what we've heard/read only once without bothering to research further.
I've ranted enough now...but I can now say "I told you so".
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text: A hike up the conical Adam's Peak is one of the top things to do in Sri Lanka. Legions of people complete the hike daily, both pilgrims and travelers. Jürgen and I are always primed for an adventure… as long as it's convenient. After learning that you must embark for the the summit at 2am, we immediately, instantly scratched Adam's Peak from our list. Call us lame if you want, I won't protest. But no way. Besides, we had just read about another hike called Little Adam's Peak, near Ella. "Close enough!"


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When I was nineteen, one of my college professors wanted me to stick around campus for the summer to help him with a large project. Unfortunately, the project would really only employ me for about fifteen hours a week, so to supplement that time, he helped me hunt for another job on campus. Eventually, he connected me with another job, one that seemed really intriguing on the surface and seemed like a lot of fun for the first week or so.
It turned out to be the worst job of my life.
My job was largely to perform menial tasks in a plant research lab. Most of my work initially centered around making large batches of agar – basically, I followed one of several recipes to make a particular type of gelatin upon which bacteria could grow in petri dishes. This was fun – I actually enjoyed it and I learned quite a bit from this. I asked tons of questions about why I was making this particular agar, what people were doing on their projects, and so on.
Unfortunately, my enthusiasm and expressed interest was a big mistake. Most of the other low-level workers quickly disliked my enthusiasm. They would glare at me when I asked questions (even though the scientists were usually very happy to answer them) and make comments like "Why do you care?"
After a few weeks, this resentment turned to sabotage. Several batches of the agar I made turned out completely wrong – and eventually I realized that several of the ingredients in those agars had been stored and labeled incorrectly. Obviously, the scientists in the lab were fairly upset with me for wasting a lot of time and quite a bit of lab supplies, so I began to be given worse and worse tasks. Most of the other workers in the lab basically refused to speak to me because I had been deemed a "favorite" early on because of my enthusiasm. So, what began as an exciting job started to really turn to drudgery.
Eventually, I found myself in a basement at midnight shoveling dirt into a sieve and shaking it to produce finer dirt for planting – and I realized that I hated this job. I was expected to get through several hundred pounds of dirt a night, go home, get some sleep, and be back at work in the morning for my morning tasks, followed by some afternoon hours working for the professor that originally got me the job. I was essentially working about fifteen hours a day at this point spread out through a twenty four hour day in such a way that I couldn't get more than two or three hours of sleep.
It finally came to a head one morning. I was exhausted after a long night of shoveling dirt. At about four in the morning, I fell asleep on a bench outside of the lab, which is where I slept until about seven or so when one of the scientists came bursting out of the lab, yelling at me. Apparently, someone had spilled one of the chemicals all over the lab and, since I had obviously been there for a while, I must have been the person that did it. I didn't know what the chemical was, but I was pretty concerned that it was carcinogenic. The scientist, however, was so irate at the mess that he ordered me to start cleaning it immediately.
I refused.
I was fired.
To this day, I don't know why the chemical was there, but I'm vaguely sure that one of the coworkers who disliked me was responsible for it – and may have even planted the idea in the scientist's head that I had done it. But that's water under the bridge now.
Lessons I Learned from a Terrible Job
Build strong relationships with all of your coworkers as early as possible
Sure, we all want a strong relationship with our boss, but we also need a strong relationship with everyone we rely on in the workplace. Spend time getting to know all of these people on a personal level and make an effort to take a genuine interest in who they are and what they're working on. The people around you can make or break you in countless little ways.
There is value in doing even the most menial job well
Many people, when charged with tasks that they think are "below" them, don't put real effort into doing that simple task well. I fell into that trap with some of my later menial tasks at that lab. I felt like I should be doing interesting stuff in the lab – actually assisting on projects instead of down in the basement shoveling dirt. So I didn't bother to put any pride in my work. I'd shovel around dirt in a sloppy fashion, letting big chunks miss the sieve entirely. I'd spend the absolute minimum amount of effort I could when moving the dirt, often making a big wheelbarrow of the dirt into an obstacle instead of putting it in a place where it was useful.
What I didn't see is that doing sloppy work on these minimal tasks did nothing more than make me look far worse than before. Simple tasks are a great opportunity for you to show your excellence, because you can easily go far beyond the minimum.
Procedures can be annoying, but they can also save you in a pinch
One big problem with the lab was the lack of standard procedures for many tasks. I would be told how to do something, but the procedure was rarely documented at all. This came to a head when I was ordered to clean up the substance – there was no procedure in place at all for handling cleaning up an unknown chemical.
If you are charged with a new task that will be done regularly, take notes on the procedure you follow, document it, and share the documentation. This will virtually never be a bad thing. Even if you're the only person doing it, it can help demonstrate how you're making the workplace better, but the best result is that it gets others to document things. If there had been documentation on how to clean up the mess, I could have easily turned to that documentation. Instead, I was forced to make a choice and refuse to clean it up – and that resulted in my firing.
Every experience we have in life teaches us something if we're willing to open ourselves to the lessons that it can provide. What did you learn from your worst job?


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The Silverton Donkeys have been around for years. Originally there were seven donkeys, but over the years, we have lost them one by one to old age. In 2013, Jack passed away, leaving Dollar all alone. This was upsetting for a couple of reasons. Firstly, Dollar was very sad, but secondly, it became apparent that Silverton was losing something very precious.
The donkeys had become part of the town and people came back partly because of them…the town wouldn't be the same without them. The donkeys had established quite a repertoire of "bad behaviour". They would stop cars, sticking their heads in open windows looking for treats and they visited the town businesses each day, again looking for anything that could be conned away from people. It wasn't unusual to see them with their heads stuck in an open door on a hot day…where they could feel the air conditioning! And this was just a small part of their attraction! We couldn't let this end, so the town purchased three new donkeys, Penny, Jenny and Degs. Penny and Jenny are mother and daughter and Degs was a wild donkey. They were handled for some months to make sure they were people friendly and then Dollar was introduced to them. They hit it off immediately and finally were "turned loose" on Silverton. Dollar has done a spectacular job of passing on all his "knowledge" and again, Silverton's much- loved donkeys are back for visitors to enjoy.
It's okay to feed them,but please, only carrots and apples. Bags of pony pellets are available from the Silverton Hotel for a small cost too. The donkeys will love you.


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Elf on the shelf.
I am huge on holiday tradition.
Being Irish and Catholic, its not like I have a choice.
But there is one recent tradition I have noticed that I absolutely refuse to take part in.
Elf on the shelf.
It starts out with seemingly good intent.
The elf is watching, so it compels your kids to behave in the weeks leading up to Christmas under the vague threat that the elf will shit can their gifts if they cop an attitude.
I can only assume this was invented by weak minded parents that lost sight of the "Naughty and Nice List" concept, so they jumped ship for something newer.
But the elf?
Its creepy for starters.
Elf on the shelf.
The only thing that would scare me more is a drunken clown with a hard on chasing me.
If you search Google for "Sexual Predator map" you will find a fully searchable map of anyone convicted of a sex crime in the USA.
Who is in your neighborhood?
But, the one creepy, clammy palmed, sweaty upper lipped predator that should be on that map, is not.
Elf on the shelf.
If the Buddhists believe that your behavior in this life leads to what you are in the next, what the hell kind of depraved screw-head was the Elf on the shelf in his last life?
Just up there staring at your kids all day. You get the feeling that he would be masturbating if he could. He's not, but you know he wants to.
Have parents truly lost that much control?
Its kind of pathetic, really.
Elf on the shelf.
If your kid's behavior is at a point that you cannot handle it and have to resort to some sort of good behavior talisman, the game is over, you are raising criminals.
And I realize I am pulling the pin and sending myself into the hate email dunking tank on this one, but I do think there is a point to be made. (A sarcastic point, but a point none the less)
The point is that the holidays are built around guilt, but don't stray from the traditional guilt instilled in our society by our parents and grandparents.
Because tradition is important.
Elf on the shelf.
The Jews, the Muslims, and the Irish have no elf on the shelf traditions, and for that, I salute them.
The household I grew up in? Elf on the shelf would have died horribly.
Plus the Cooking Witch would never have put up with it.
For those too ignorant to know about Cooking Witches, they are a little witch looking doll that is put on a shelf overlooking your stove.
She is there to bring luck to your cooking and make sure nothing burns.
Elf on the shelf.
Same premise as Elf on the shelf, but is not the new kid on the block, trying to make a name for himself by scaring little kids.
Why is the Cooking Witch more acceptable? I mean besides the fact that she has been there since I was a kid?
One word.
My mothers cookies were epic when I was a kid.
Mrs. Fields is a punk ass bitch compared to my mother's chocolate chip cookies.
And the Cooking Witch was there, she was a part of it.
But Elf on the shelf? Its only a matter of time before he falls into the same class in society that clowns now occupy.
Once a cool thing, now just creepy and scary.
I mean, its not like he can cook.
Merry Christmas.
Elf on the shelf.


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I am the principal of Kinsey & Co Solicitors and if you decide to appoint my firm to represent you I will be handling your case.
I have over twenty years' experience in family law, (with some of my cases having reached the Court of Appeal) and I have had several articles published on alternative ways of resolving family disputes away from the courts.
I recognise that when a relationship breaks down it can be upsetting for both parties and you may feel vulnerable or uncertain about your future. It is times like these when you need expert advice and assistance from someone who has specialist experience in family law matters and in whom you can trust.
I am conscious that for many people coming to see a solicitor about something as personal as the breakdown of a relationship can be a daunting prospect. It is my aim that you feel that you can talk to me about your situation without judgement and in confidence. I will advise you about your case and give you my legal opinion as to the likely outcome of your case so that you can plan your future.
I am dedicated to practising family law in a constructive way and wherever possible I aim to resolve disputes between separating couples through negotiation, mediation or collaboration rather than through the Family Court because I firmly believe that many disputes between separating couples can be resolved without the need for court intervention. If, however, court proceedings are necessary in order to protect you or your children or to achieve a fair outcome in relation to the divison of financial assets then I will have no hesitation in applying to the Court on your behalf in order to ensure that fairness and protection are achieved.
I qualified as a Resolution Accredited Specialist in Private Law Children Cases and Domestic Violence in 2006 and was the first qualified Collaborative Lawyer to practise in the Bradford Area. I am also an Accredited Family Mediator and proud to serve on the Law Society Lexcel Technical Panel which assists solicitors' practices to achieve the highest standards in client care and practice management.
Whether it be working collaboratively on your behalf away from the court in order to resolve issues arising from your relationship breakdown or representing you in court in order to protect you from an unfair situation, I will always seek to achieve the best possible outcome for you and your family.


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Randall County elections officials are expressing serious surprise over an event no one saw coming.
The early voting turnout for Tuesday's runoff isn't exactly great - but it's a lot better than county officials thought was possible.
Approximately 3,000 Randall County voters - almost all of them Republicans - have voted early in the runoff Texas officials said would produce a less-than-dismal turnout.
"We are blown away," said County Clerk Renee Calhoun after the first day of early voting.
Potter County hasn't had nearly the spike in turnout.
The interest among political junkies now turns on this question: Who benefits from the unexpected spike in interest?
The most closely watched race in Texas involves the Republican Party runoff between Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst and former Texas Solicitor General Ted Cruz, who are competing for their party's nomination to become the next U.S. senator, replacing Republican Kay Bailey Hutchison, who is retiring.
One form of political wisdom suggests the greater turnout helps Dewhurst, the favorite of the GOP's so-called "establishment wing." These folks, who might not be as energized as those who comprise the party's more conservative base, might be turning out to nominate the lieutenant governor.
The other bit of wisdom suggests the tea party wing, which is backing Cruz, is more energized than ever, and those folks are intent on ensuring Cruz wins the nomination over Dewhurst.
Whoever is turning out and boosting the ballot count really isn't the point today. The issue at hand is to note interest is spiking up, if only just a little bit. Early voting in Texas continues through today.
Let's hope the interest holds up and continues through Election Day, which occurs Tuesday.
When more people take part in this exercise, the better it is for everyone who has a stake in ensuring good government.
That means all of us.


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Available in three sizes, this versatile series is comprised of Niche's newest shape, the Marquise. Pendants can be clustered in multiples to create stunning visual arrangements and to showcase the dynamic partnership or individually hung in any setting.
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Tubing it across the city this evening, a fierce panic seized me. Blight was in my potatoes, and it was about to send its spores tomatowards! Cue apocalyptic visions of spore clouds dispersing disease and fruit rotting on the vine.
Much as I love new potatoes, I don't think I can grow them next year.
They break all my (rough, loosely-applied) rules of what I should grow and what I shouldn't. The tubs take up a relatively large bit of space, which is the thing I can spare the least. I can only grow a taste, and when they're so cheap and easy to buy and easy to store, there's not much point.
I've grown them anyway – for the fun of earthing up, the delight of digging them and those few amazing meals with the 'I grew this' garnish. But No More!
There were definitely a few spots on the leaves. Were they a blighty sort of spot? Probably not, but still I sat out in the twilight and the first rain for three weeks (Warm, moist air! Doom and destruction!) shoving the foliage into a bin-bag and casting anxious looks at the tomatoes.
Totally illogical. I've never had blight, the tomatoes were bonny and wonderful last year and, if force of will counts for anything, they'll be even better this time round. But the fear is infectious and so there was no fun in this potato harvest.
*This year I grew Swift, Charlotte and Duke of York, as that's what I was given. All were nice and clean-looking; Swift yielded almost twice as much as the others; tasting to follow.


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Click Here to RSVP NOW My name is Ann Rebgetz, and I'm Principal of St. Columban's College at Caboolture. I'd like to invite you to our enrolment information evening next Tuesday, February the 9th at the College in our Mary MacKillop Performance Centre at 6pm. We strongly believe that every …Read More »
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THE BRIGHT HEADS OF BERLIN WHAT REMAINS OF THE BERLIN WALL There have seldom been artists, much less newcomers to town, who have so melded with a city and its history as Thierry Noir (born 1958). His fate took him to West Berlin (1945-1990). The Frenchman began to paint the west side of the Berlin Wall with other artists in 1984. Since… Read more
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There have seldom been artists, much less newcomers to town, who have so melded with a city and its history as Thierry Noir (born 1958). His fate took him to West Berlin (1945-1990). The Frenchman began to paint the west side of the Berlin Wall with other artists in 1984. Since the entire border area belonged to GDR territory, it was illegal to be artistically active there. But the scene was perfectly set for painting: giant concrete, gessoed surfaces, a massive audience, and guaranteed interest from the press. Noir had to work quickly to fill the concrete panels so as not to be discovered or chased away by the border patrol while painting.
These restrictions determined his style: heads in profile with full lips outlined by simple black lines like in a comic, painted two-dimensionally and in bright colors. One head fit on one or two vertical Wall panels. After a little while, each of Noir's painted panels got an individualized face. The Berlin Wall defined Noir's work and style: here he learned quickly and directly how to implement an idea and to use the entirety of the given format to his advantage.
At the renowned Berlin Wall Street Gallery you can still see a few meters of his spacious paintings; the rest of the weighty works were auctioned for millions. What remains is Berlin's continuing reputation as a metropolis of art and a vibrant underground scene. Noir and his comrades-in-arms are a part of that today.
Thierry Noir's motif lives on. Just like the world-famous graffiti artist Keith Haring (1958–1990), Noir also was able to transfer his art from the Wall and street to more manageable formats and into the gallery. His repertoire has become more diverse, but he has maintained the same incisive style. The new figures that have come along since now muse, talk to one another, move, and offer an allegory for the new, reunited Berlin, whose freedom and atmosphere Noir powerfully and bravely helped shape. Rarely has such a spontaneous artist such as Noir shown such continuity and managed to preserve and increase his joy of creation despite the shifting historical tides.
Horst KloeverBioThierry Noir was born in Lyon, France in 1958 and moved to Berlin (with only two pieces of luggage) in 1982, drawn by the music of then Berlin residents David Bowie, Lou Reed, and Iggy Pop. In 1984 he began to paint the Berlin Wall together with Christophe-Emmanuel Bouchet and Kiddy Citny. His goal, according to him, was to "demystify" the Wall.
Noir rose to international fame with his work on the Berlin Wall, what he called the "biggest cement canvas in the world." Noir saw in his pictures symbols of the freedom that would be won after reunification – as well as allegories for a "world of poetry."
Noir designed a Buddy Bear (Teddy Noir) in 2005 to benefit the child relief organization "Die Arche – Christliches Kinder- und Jugendwerk."
In 1987 Noir contributed to the set design of Wim Wenders' film Wings of Desire, in which he also appeared as an extra.
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Rice Treat Spring Flowers + Free PrintablePosted by Kelly Ladd on March 21, 2016
Don't you just love spring? The flowers are beginning to bloom and the winter chill begins to dissipate. To celebrate the season, I thought it'd be fun to make Rice Krispies Treat® flowers to pass out to family, friends and neighbors. These flowers are also an adorable treat for Easter as well.
The best part about this snack is that it's so simple and will take you less than 2 hours to complete from start up to clean up.
- Mini marshmallows
- Rice Krispies® Cereal
- Butter
- Candies
- Paper straws
- Plastic gift bags
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- Flower cookie cutter
- OL5375 2" circles
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Step 1: Make your mix according to the box. Then, stir in pink and yellow chocolate-coated candies. (Note: Make sure your mix cools a bit before doing this. I made the mistake of doing it too quickly and a lot of the candies broke apart because the mix was too hot.)
Step 2: Spread your treat mix on a greased cutting board with a greased rolling pin. Make sure the mix is at least 1/3" thick. If it's too thin you can't stick your straws in at the bottom.
Step 3: Press your flower cookie cutter into the mix.
Step 4: Cut leaves from your OL177 full sheet label. (Note: I found that if you cut the petals in the middle of the sheet where the slit is, it's a lot easier to peel the backing off.)
Step 5: Stick your leaves onto your paper straw. Make sure you make them identical and opposite so they fit neatly together. Then, stick your straw into the bottom of your flower treat.
Step 6: Carefully place your flower into the plastic gift bag.
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We have two conventions coming up in 2018 that we will be showing our equipment at.
First off, we will be at PLASTEC West in Anaheim, California, February 6-8, 2018. Our equipment will be on display in the Hirate America Booth # 3911.
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Does America Show Us the Nature of God?
241 years ago the course of world history changed, for on July 4th, 1776, the 13 colonies adopted "The Declaration of Independence" and proclaimed themselves to be The United States of America. Since then these United States have risen to become a world power and have been the source of many amazing world innovations. One innovation that seems to never be talked about or even noticed is this country's profound contribution to recognizing, appreciating and preserving the wonders of the natural landscape: Nature. It covers the world with its intricate complexity, its unfathomable beauty and its breathtaking majesty. For most of us, our park system doesn't feel like an innovation; rather it feels like a common, scarcely noticed commodity – yeah, we have National Parks – cool! Today we stop for a moment and ask how did these National Parks came to be, what was the motivation for their existence and what does all of this have to do with Almighty God?
To help us drill down to understanding the connection between God and the American National Park System (and yes, there is a BIG connection) we brought in friend of CQ – Tom Gilbert. Tom is a devoted Christian who spent his adult life working for the National Park System and knows a thing or two about its history and objectives. What he revealed about how these parks came to be was not only fascinating but surprising as well. Before we crack open the door of proof (which our podcast on this subject clearly does), let us state a factual conclusion about the founding of our national parks: Christians were the main movers to develop America's national parks and their primary reason for doing so was to make the wonders and awe-inspiring aspects of God's creation accessible to the average American.
Think about that for a moment. These parks were preserved so America could praise and honor God as they observed the magnificence of the natural world! These parks were founded so we could see God in a whole different way than in the Bible – they were chosen lands to showcase nature in all of its pristine beauty. In those days the miracle of nature, commonly called "God's Second Book," was recognized on a national scale as an important part of what the United States of America stood for. These sentiments were not only seen in the establishment of our national parks but were heard in the verses of many American anthems. Look up the words to "America the Beautiful" and see what that song is really all about.
It is tragic how we today have truly lost sight of God and His role in our lives. We need to fight that tragedy, and you can start by checking out our July 3, 2017 podcast, "Does America Show Us the Nature of God?" Listening can only feed and strengthen your passion for the greatness of God. Once strengthened, go and ask some folks about the founding of America's national parks and then share with them the "why" behind it all. God speaks through nature, so let us speak of God through nature as well!


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The White Stripes Jack White has sold his five bedroom, 5,8000 square foot home-cum-studio in Detriot for £294, 295 ($590,000).
It was sold to a retired couple from Maryland, reports the Associated Press.
As previously reported the singer's home-cum-studio went up for sale in August of last year.
The White Stripes recorded their album 'Get Behind Me Satan' there in two weeks.
The house was designed by C.Howard Crane best known as a cinema architect whose works include the lavish Fox Theatre in downtown Detroit.
White now lives in Nashville. He told the Associated Press in a 2006 interview that he had to leave Detroit because he: "couldn't take the negativity anymore."


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Rovers striker Dean Rittenberg netted on his England debut this Tuesday afternoon.
The 17-year-old, who has 12 goals for Rovers at Academy and Under-21 level this season, scored England's final goal in a 4-0 win over Belgium at St. Georges Park.
Rittenberg started on the bench for the Three Lions, but came on after 72 minutes in the second half, making his mark with an 85th minute headed goal.
Rittenberg replaced Middlesbrough's Bradley Fewster who had earlier ensured a comfortable afternoon for the Under-18s. The Boro boy followed up his first half goal with with two further strikes to complete a hat-trick before the Rovers forward completed the rout.
Rittenberg will link up with England once more when the Under-18s face Croatia in two games next month.


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I will rarely write a five star review for a product but in this case the rating fits. I do great deal of camping with the Boy Scouts and was looking for a lantern for my tent. I read up on all the available products ended up buying the Rayovac Sportsman. What an outstanding buy this was.
First off the lantern's relatively small, 7"x3.5"x3.5". Most of its weight is from the 3D cell batteries that power it. The lantern is of rugged construction with solid plastics and rubber utilized in areas for grip and impact protection. A carrying handle is rubberized metal which is a nice touch and strong.
The plastic lens top can detach and the lantern can be hung upside down from a hook on the bottom. Great for inside the tent were under a fly. The hook is made of plastic and snaps into a recessed slot, this may be my only concern with this lantern is the fact that the plastic hook could break.
Performance. This is one of, if not the brightest, LED lanterns I've ever seen. the manufacturer claims its output at 300 lums. What I can tell you is that it has approximately the same light output as a dual mantle Coleman lantern (White gas). The light is much whiter because of the LED. It has two settings High and Low with the low still being pretty bright.
It is claimed to run under 3D cell batteries for 72 hours on high and 150 on low. Truly amazing for the light output. Now, if we take a look at the cost and weight, a Coleman dual mantel lantern would need to carry a gallon and a half of fuel to get the same burn time as this lantern with its 3D cell batteries. Your fuel costs would be at least double in weight would be in the order three times as much.
Unlike most LED lanterns the light pattern is very uniform without any harsh spots or shadows. When the top lenses removed you see a significant increase in light output. It is a little more directional at this point but not bad.
So this sums up my review on this great little lantern. This this truly one product that exceeded my expectations.
The only downside to this type of a lantern is when the temperature drops below 32 degrees battery life begins to diminish quickly this is true of any battery powered type light.
Beyond that you can't beat this light for the price. I highly recommend.
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Broccoli Salad with Sun-Dried Apples, Cranberries and Candied Pecans
Water and ice
2 heads broccoli cut into small florets (5 cups)
2 unpeeled large apples, cored and cut into 1/2-inch cubes
1 cup chopped sun-dried apples
1/2 cup dried cranberries
3/4 cup toasted pecans halves (See note)
Juice of 1/2 lemon, optional
Creamy Almond Butter Dressing:
1/4 cup almond, cashew or smooth peanut butter
1/4 cup hot water
2 tablespoons honey
2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
1 tablespoon low-sodium soy sauce
2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
Pinch cayenne pepper
To make salad:
1. Bring a large pot of water to a boil. Meanwhile, fill a large bowl with ice and water; set aside. Add the broccoli florets to the boiling water and cook about 30 seconds until they just turn bright green; they will still be very crisp.
2. Immediately drain and put broccoli into ice water to stop the cooking. Drain broccoli and place in the bowl. Add the apples, cranberries and lemon juice, if using to keep apples from browning.
3. Make the dressing: Combine all dressing ingredients in a bowl and mix well with a whisk or immersion blender until smooth and creamy. Combine dressing and broccoli mixture well. Serve immediately. Makes 6 servings.
Note: To toast nuts: Place nuts on a baking pan in a 375-degree oven 6 to 8 minutes until lightly browned and aromatic.
Per serving: 391 calories, 49 percent calories from fat, 21 grams total fat, 3 grams saturated fat, no cholesterol, 50 grams carbohydrates, 8 grams total fiber, 34 grams total sugars, 42 grams net carbs, 7 grams protein, 335 milligrams sodium.


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Earlier this week, we reported that Tesco had announced it was changing its Clubcard Rewards system – rewards worth 4x the face value of your Clubcard vouchers had been changed to be worth just 3x. Those changes had gone live immediately, but due to a backlash from customers, Tesco has backtracked their decision, giving customers a grace period until June.
That means rewards are back to being worth 4x the value of your Clubcard points (but it also means any of the few offers that had been raised from 2x to 3x are now back to being worth 2x). The changes are still going to go ahead, but are now on hold until 10th June, giving us more than four months to spend our collected points without losing out.
So, make sure you exchange your points sooner rather than later, as any vouchers left in your account after 10th June will be subject to the changes. Grab yourself some Pizza Express, Zizzi or Prezzo vouchers – £2.50 worth of vouchers will get you £10 to spend in a restaurant, but only until June – £2.50 in Clubcard vouchers will only be worth £7.50 after 10th June.


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Immediate Care Morton Grove
Immediate Care Morton Grove located near Morton Grove in Illinois is a walk-in medical care center specialized in healing of regular illnesses, injuries and work related accidents. Immediate Care Morton Grove medical care service center Morton Grove also provides Sports, School, Immigration and Employment physicals at very minimal and comfortable costs. Seasonal shots are also available at this primary care medical center.
Immediate Care Morton Grove medical center near Morton Grove can take care of all your minor non-life threatening illnesses and injuries. We serve the Skokie, Niles, Park Ridge, Glenview, Lincolnwood, Edison Park, Forest Glen, Wilmette, Evanston, and Des Plaines communities also.
Our offices are open seven days a week, 365 days a year. You do not need an appointment and there will be no long waits.
Immediate Care Morton Grove medical center Morton Grove bridges the gap between primary care physicians and long ER waits. You will see a qualified MD taking care of your most important health issues, and our staff is very attentive to serve you.
Walk-ins are welcome at any time of the day.
We are open seven days a week and 365 days a year.
Mon-Fri 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM
Sat-Sun 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Schedule an appointment online or on the phone, or simply walk-in to the clinic. Below is a list of the medical services provided in the Immediate Care walk-in center at Morton Grove located in Illinois
This website is operated by Integrated Health Care Provider LLC, an Illinois limited liability company engaged in the practice of medicine. "Mortongrove Immediate Care" is an assumed name of Integrated Health Care Providers LLC.