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Jun 25, 2012

Loving the prints & outerwear in Lauren Moffatt's Fall 2012 line....

As well as this amazing burned hanger from Burned Furniture. These hangers would definitely be something
to collect over time. Especially in different patterns if available.

Jun 22, 2012

Yesterday I got my haircut real short again, which I like a lot. But I was worried that maybe it would make me look older...anyways, this morning when Jesse and I woke up...he told me again how much he liked it really short. But  I did want to know his opinion on how it made me look age-wise. This was his response:  "Honestly Roxy, I don't think your haircut makes you look older, however I do think you look older when you are sad and depressed..but when you're happy and in a good mood, you look so much younger." I appreciated hearing that and I know I needed to hear it! Lately I have had some major downs...<- tis the season? Who knows, either way...being sad doesn't fix anything.

 I have been thinking about what Jesse said all this morning and realized that for me, being happy is the best beauty trick ever, it's the fountain of youth! And how quick I have forgotten that my favorite accessory one can ever wear....is a genuine smile. :-[)  I was also reminded of someone I knew growing up who when she was not nice, she looked so old and ugly, but when she was nice and happy.....she was the most beautiful lady. Perspective is so interesting huh....

So in honor of being happy, I thought it best to make some happy faces. And the whole time I was drawing them...I realized I was smiling. I love my husband! :))

Jun 20, 2012

I can't think of a better thing to build right now than a little free library! It reminds me of the mailbox that the March sisters shared with Laurie in Little Women. So you can see this over at Etsy and I bet you will instantly get that crazy leg a shakin...itchin to make it...yesterday! I know exactly where ours will go too, right next to the garden and the sidewalk. :) I really can't get over how brilliant this idea is....Hopefully you and I will see more of these pop up all over until they become a common thing, like a mailbox.

Jun 19, 2012

I love all these quilts stacked on top of one another. mixing different organic fabrics is so elegant, and then adding assorted patterns and stripes makes it more casual and fun. Plus, this looks insanely cozy and fresh. My favorite is the bottom quilt [currently sold out over at TOAST] that is made from two Ethiopian shawls. The pattern is very lovely.... and  I am also the placement of the little slips poking out under the bed. so cute.

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Jun 18, 2012

This picture is currently hanging in one of our guest bedrooms downstairs, it's covering up a huge black spray-painted spot on one of the walls. I'd love to meet the person who decided to do that. Anyways, the quote from Jane Austen on top of the picture is a vinyl that I designed while working at Uppercase Living. Too bad they no longer have it. :(

I wish I would have cut out more of my vinyl designs when working at Uppercase, because I want to put a quote over the top of this picture [below] that Jesse and I recently acquired. I'll just have to paint it by hand ...I am trying to find a nice saying to go with this one..any ideas/favorites?.....I also really love this Painting of Christ, it has kind of a "Sleeping Beauty" feel to it don't you think....

While unpacking more things the other day, I came across my beads. I love coming across old familiar things...even if it's been a couple months since you've seen it. Whatever it is, it usually feels brand new all over again. I haven't made myself some jewelry in awhile, and so I played with them for awhile and came up with some new ideas of what to make. The creative process is so interesting...because I went back to the beads again today and saw even more new ideas that I didn't see on Friday!

I thought these designs would make for some cute barrette's. Although,
I am not totally sold on the mushrooms...those should probably just be strung.

These are my favorite though. I made the muslin pieces my Sophomore year of college when we started draping with the stuff at school. I got really obsessed with muslin, and the infatuation hasn't ended. It's such a fun, diverse and super affordable fabric to work with. These guys will be made into necklaces. The beads to the right on the muslin piece are from the 1930's. Pretty huh. :)

I mailed one of my Tilly Brooch's last week to none other than my dear friend Tilly.... whom my character was named after. :) And because I love to wrap gifts/packages and I love to see how others wrap things too, I thought it best to animate the process. A nice way to make a package feel even more special for your recipient: wrap in fabric! Especially when you find loads of it for next to nothing at the thrift store, AND in fun unique prints.

Tilly Brooch Goes to the Post Office

Jun 15, 2012

My sister came over yesterday to hang out and with her she brought me these cheese collectors cards. They are from the Beehive Cheese Co. that she picked up at Williams Sonoma, because she knows I love cheese! :) lol I like the little packaging and how it opens up. I have been thinking about what I want to do for my upcoming 31st birthday next month, and I think I know now...visit the Beehive Cheese Co. , specifically to taste that smoked apple walnut! Anyone in the Davis/Salt Lake County or vicinity wanna come with? : [) Too nerdy?

I am sure you have already kick-started your summer reading.... mine officially starts tomorrow! One of my VERY favorite books that I hope you've read but still wanted to share, is "The Hundred Dresses" by Eleanor Estes and illustrated by one of my favorite illustrators Louis Slobodkin. It's about a polish girl living in upstate New York with her Dad and brother during the 40's and is based on a true story. Wanda [the Polish girl] is very poor and in junior high. The school girls always make fun of her because she wears the same dress to school every day, but then one day Wanda tells all the girls that she has 100 dresses....and that's all I am going to share. If you have never read it, I recommend buying it! It makes me cry every time I read it because of the sweet and honest story and because it reminds me of myself one time in junior high and when I spread a very mean rumor about a girl that I didn't like [this was because she was actually never nice too me...but still does not justify my behavior] and our whole class turned against her that she ended up having to switch classes. I never got over that until 9th grade when she and I became friends again...I still cringe every time I think about what I did. :[  But that is not the book I will be reading tomorrow...it is Eleanor Estes' other book The Middle Moffat which is book two of her Moffat series. :)

and then this book that I absolutely had to share: Making Faces by Norman Messenger. How funny and awesome is this? I can only imagine the fun kids would have with this book...perfect for church, car rides, vacations, doctor visits...you can get the "Famous Faces" version HERE for only 1 penny!!
Have a great weekend. :)

Jun 13, 2012

With Father's Day nearing, I have been thinking about what to get my Dad.
I will probably get him a book, but I wanted to include something unpredictable,
 so I did this little painting for my Dad of C.S. Lewis.

But guess what, you too can give it to your Dad!

 Its size is 5x7, just click on the picture and drag to your desktop.

*Best to print it on some nice paper or even take it to the printers.
 Either way, I think your Dad will be happily surprised to get a little
painting of C.S. Lewis..either framed or used as a card....that is, if he is a fan. :)

p.s. THIS book about a famous dad and raising his 5 kids sounds like a pretty funny read!

Jun 12, 2012

New Roxy Marj items have been added to my shop

Fabric envelopes! A couple more patterns and colors coming soon.

Brooch's that will make that outfit just a little more unique.... :)

and some pillows for your cute kids' bed....or you...
HEY! I don't discriminate with my designs, even if they seem childish.

So I recently switched back to Etsy from Bigcartel. As much as I like Bigcartel's more streamlined look, sadly it doesn't make up for traffic. Just these past two days of being back on Etsy , I have received the same amount of views of 4 months of Bigcartel! That's insane!

Annnyways...I love having items up in my shop, because that usually means giveaways!

Check back soon. :)

Jun 11, 2012

This past weekend both Jesse and I got a lot done. Which was exciting because it means that the future weekends to come we will be able to do absolutely nothing if we choose... actually that will really happen once our roof is re-shingled. But other than that, we have the next couple years to work as slow as we want on our house now that the upstairs is 75% complete.

First though, Jesse and his brother Kyller built a picket fence around our garden using old fencing Kyller had found. I love it,  and I love how rustic it looks. The little gate is also a favorite. Part of it is the old window from our garage, Jesse knocked the glass out and voila...you got yourself a garden gate!

We acquired some chairs from Jesse's dad's house last week and I decided to recover them with my two Ikea rugs [$3 each] so they would have a hearty look and feel to them. I also liked that they already had red and black in them to tie in with our kitchen.

Side note: our friends Scott and Lyric brought us a little house warming gift the other day and I thought it was too cute not to share. Definitely framing this little print and putting it up in our kitchen! Scott's sister Lindsay drew this and I think sells them at the Farmers Market? You can check out her blog here.

The office.....oh the office. I cannot tell you how nice it has been to finally have our office done. I was starting to feel like a hermit with being stuck in our bedroom all day with the blinds closed, so as not to put a glare on the computer screen...That was probably the hardest thing for me about doing this fixer-upper, was being stuck in one room all day long...and it doesn't help much when you get those nasty blues... :/  But it's done, and it doesn't feel claustrophobic anymore! :)

Keep in mind...each room still has some minor tweaks [like curtains, lighting, artwork & shelves hung] but overall the whole upstairs is starting to feel complete.  The desk below in our office was a fun little project to work on with Jesse. It's really neat to put our heads together and see what we can come up with...i've said it before and i'll say it again, I love working with my husband and learning new things from him. i.e. the metal hardware on our desk that we got was galvanized [very cheap by the way, at Home Depot] and to get that worn look, Jesse told me to sand the exposed sides down with our electric sander, dig a hole, bury them with water, cover with dirt and then wait a day or two to uncover...such a difference and I love the subtle look it brings.

Lastly, the living room. This room has taken the longest...and still has a little ways to go, but we were finally able to move the furniture in. Those floors are a little different than the hallway and office. We actually scrubbed those floors with brillo pads to take away the stain to make the floor look really old..it reminds Jesse of the way people use to stain their floors in the beginning with tar [?] <- I had never heard of that before, but sounds really interesting and cool!

You may be wondering whose dog that is... or not. :) Well as of yesterday this little guy is ours! His name is Harley and he has been Jesse's family dog for the last 10 years. His dad is moving down south to Provo and because Harley has a tendency to runaway a lot, they were afraid he would be gone for good...plus,  Jesse's dad and stepmom aren't as home as much. So when they suggested [or we offered? I forget] we take Harley both Jesse and I were totally on board! Today was his first day here and it was too cute and familiar of when I had my two yorkies years ago. I have missed soooooooo much having a pet companion. There is nothing like having animals around, especially the kind that follows you wherever you go in the house. Hilarious! They are such a comfort to the human soul!

Early this afternoon I walked into our bedroom and saw Harley laying on our bed in the sunlight and just had to take a picture of how cute that moment was. No, this blog isn't going to turn into a Harley loooove fest, however if there is an adventure that he goes on that needs to be shared...well, I don't really have a choice now do I? :-[)

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Paul George said he's not interested in playing for "multiple teams" throughout his career.

"The decision I make will ultimately be to build something," said George of his upcoming free agency. "So, this next decision, whatever it is, is to make sure I'm there for a duration." PG-13 will be one of the biggest names to hit the open market this summer, and with L.A. roots and the Lakers having the ability to sign two max players this summer, Los Angeles could be an option. However, OKC is hoping that a deep playoff run will entice him to re-up there. We're in for a fun offseason.
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The Suns are rumored to be looking at deals involving Marquese Chriss.

Chriss has had a rough go in Phoenix this season, but maybe a change of scenery could get him going. The Lakers are said to have expressed interest in Chriss, and that could be a nice spot for him, so he's someone to consider stashing in deep leagues.
Feb 7 - 1:07 PM

The Lakers reportedly remain interested in free agent Shabazz Muhammad.

We heard late last month that Los Angeles was keeping tabs on Muhammad, who is one of the best players still available on the open market. New Lakers GM Rob Pelinka previously served as Muhammad's agent, so there is a connection. It appears that Muhammad will likely choose between returning to the Timberwolves or heading to Los Angeles. Either way, he won't have much fantasy value heading into next season.
Tue, Sep 12, 2017 09:22:00 AM

Dwyane Wade will reportedly consider Miami, Cleveland and Los Angeles if he reaches a buyout with Chicago.

To be clear, no buyout talks have yet been initiated between Wade and the Bulls, but given the current direction of the Chicago franchise, it just doesn't make much sense for the 35-year-old veteran to remain on the roster. There have, however, been rumors that the Bulls may want to use Wade as a trade chip this season, so we might not see the two sides initiate buyout talks until after the trade deadline.
Mon, Sep 4, 2017 03:52:00 PM

The rumors implying that LeBron James is seriously considering a move to Los Angeles after the 2017-18 season have been "overblown," according to Chris Broussard.

"I think the talk about the Lakers is overblown," Broussard said. "That doesn’t mean it’s definitely not going to happen… If he leaves, especially if he goes West to the Lakers, there’s a very good chance that he’s not getting back to the Finals [because of the Golden State Warriors]." Broussard argues that if winning championships will be James' primary goal, and not necessarily going to a major market, that the Spurs would make the most sense for King James; but Broussard would also hedge his bets on LBJ remaining in Cleveland.
Source: HoopsHype
Wed, Aug 30, 2017 12:06:00 PM

The Pacers have filed tampering charges against the Lakers over Paul George, and the league has launched an independent investigation into the allegations.

The probe is reportedly centered on possible "impermissible contact" between Magic Johnson and George, although at this point, no findings have been made. If the Lakers are deemed guilty upon the conclusion of the investigation, they could lose multiple draft picks, front office execs could be suspended, hefty fines would need to be paid, and the Lakers could also be forbidden from signing PG-13 when he becomes an unrestricted free agent in 2018.
Sun, Aug 20, 2017 03:35:00 PM

Ian Clark is reportedly no longer an option for the Lakers.

The Lakers got their backup point guard with the Tyler Ennis signing, so there's no need for them to pursue a deal with Clark. He should be able to find a contract somewhere after playing well in limited minutes with the Warriors last season, but Clark won't be a name worth monitoring in fantasy hoops.
Tue, Jul 25, 2017 06:24:00 PM

LeBron James may be "intrigued with pursuing a Los Angeles Lakers exit plan" in 2018, according to ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski.

Woj reports that there's a "growing verdict" that the Lakers could be LeBron's future target, which may be part of the reason Kyrie Irving would prefer a trade away from the Cavs. In a salacious twist, Stephen A. Smith said on Sunday that Kyrie is convinced LeBron's camp leaked Kyrie's preference for a trade. "They believe that LeBron James got word of it, and was put off by it, and leaked it," Smith said. Irving reportedly would prefer to be dealt to the Knicks, Heat, Spurs or Wolves, but there's no clear traction for any of those scenarios.
Sun, Jul 23, 2017 09:27:00 PM

The Lakers have interest in Ian Clark, according to Brad Turner of the Los Angeles Times.

It makes sense for a lot of reasons. There are the obviously the ties between Clark and former Warriors coach Luke Walton, which is even more relevant because the Warriors have made it fairly clear they won't be able to bring Clark back. Clark does add some much-needed shooting for the Lakers and it'll help fill a massive hole at backup point guard. The Lakers have a good chance to come away with Derrick Rose or Clark.
Thu, Jul 20, 2017 06:56:00 PM

Kentavious Caldwell-Pope reportedly had a meeting with the Lakers on Tuesday.

KCP is an unrestricted free agent, and the Lakers are one of the few teams out there with enough cap space to sign him, so there's a real chance that he could strike a deal with Los Angeles. The Lakers like to push the tempo, and Caldwell-Pope would easily be a starter there, so this would be a decent landing spot for him in terms of fantasy hoops. Jordan Clarkson's value would take somewhat of a hit with KCP in town.
Tue, Jul 11, 2017 06:46:00 PM

Rajon Rondo reportedly met with Lakers' president Magic Johnson on Tuesday.

With the Knicks using up most their cap space to sign Tim Hardaway Jr. and Ron Baker, they don't really have the money to offer Rondo anything more than the minimum, so he might be forced to take whatever deal the Lakers offer him with the point guard position filled on most teams around the league. Rondo would likely be asked to serve in a mentorship role to Lonzo Ball in Los Angeles, which would likely result in a value-killing timeshare situation, so not ideal for fantasy hoops.
Tue, Jul 11, 2017 06:44:00 PM

The Knicks and Lakers are reportedly interested in unrestricted free agent Dion Waiters.

Waiters has already met with the Heat, and he's scheduled to interview with the Lakers on Wednesday, but we likely won't see much traction here until more of the bigger name free agents come off the board. In terms of fantasy hoops, Miami would probably be the best potential landing spot for Waiters.
Tue, Jul 4, 2017 06:42:00 PM

Jamal Crawford would reportedly like to join the Lakers if he gets bought out of his contract with the Hawks.

Crawford is expected to be sent to the Hawks in a multi-team deal that will send Danilo Gallinari to the Clippers, but it looks like Crawford has no intention of staying in Atlanta. He reportedly has a "solid relationship" with Lonzo Ball, and the Lakers have the cap space to offer Crawford a respectable contract, so as of right now, the Lakers look like the early favorites to land the three-time Sixth Man of the Year winner should he secure a buyout with Atlanta.
Source: ESPN
Tue, Jul 4, 2017 03:57:00 PM

Rajon Rondo reportedly remains "very interested" in signing with the Lakers.

With George Hill signing with Sacramento, and Darren Collison joining the Pacers, Rondo is running out of potential free agent destinations. The Knicks could still be an option for No. 9, and it's worth pointing out that the Lakers haven't followed up with Rondo since their initial talks, but Rondo's camp expects to get some more clarity in the coming days with these other PGs coming off the market. For what it's worth, it does appear Rondo is ready to embrace a mentorship role.
Tue, Jul 4, 2017 03:46:00 PM

There is reportedly "significant mutual interest" between unrestricted free agent George Hill and the Lakers.

Hill met with the Lakers on Monday and both sides have reportedly engaged in "serious talks" regarding a short-term deal with the Los Angeles franchise. Word is that Lakers' management believes that Hill and No. 2 overall pick Lonzo Ball could share the backcourt, but Hill's presence on the roster would very likely limit Ball's fantasy potential. As a side note, the Nuggets remain interested in signing Hill, but they'll need to clear some cap space before they can make an offer.
Source: ESPN
Mon, Jul 3, 2017 04:47:00 PM

Free agent Dion Waiters will meet with the Lakers on Sunday night, according to Michael Scotto.

Waiters has previously been linked to the Bulls, Knicks and Kings, in addition to the Heat. He suggested that he might accept a discounted salary to stay in Miami, where he thrived last season, but that depends on the offers he gets elsewhere. Stay tuned.
Sun, Jul 2, 2017 09:15:00 PM

The Lakers reportedly remain interested in unrestricted free agent Rajon Rondo.

Thus far, Rondo has been linked to the Knicks, Pacers and Clippers, so the Lakers would be one of the worst places for him to land in terms of fantasy potential. It's also unclear if Rondo would be interested in taking on a mentorship role in Los Angeles, as he didn't seem all that thrilled playing that sort of role with the Bulls last season.
Sun, Jul 2, 2017 07:06:00 PM

Andre Iguodala has canceled the remainder of his free agency meetings, according to Shams Charania of The Vertical.

Interesting. Iguodala's meeting with the Rockets ended Saturday afternoon while he's also talked to the Spurs, Lakers and perhaps the Kings. While there's no word on the specifics of the meetings, ESPN reported that Houston has made an offer to Iggy and the meeting was "excellent." There have been some clear moves to try and gain leverage against the Warriors, so this could be the newest one.
Sat, Jul 1, 2017 03:41:00 PM

The Lakers spoke to Rajon Rondo at the start of free agency according to Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN.

Interesting. The Bulls waived Rondo on Friday, but he's already been linked to several teams including the Pelicans and Pacers. The Lakers already have their starting PG in Lonzo Ball, but Rondo could be a mentor for the rookie -- he earned a lot of praise during his time in Chicago for being a good role model to their young guards. The Lakers are trying to preserve cap space for 2018, so they might be looking to grab him for a one-year deal.
Sat, Jul 1, 2017 01:26:00 AM

The Lakers talked to Andre Iguodala on Saturday, according to ESPN.

Adrian Wojnarowski also had an interesting note on ESPN, saying that Iguodala was the one who looked into getting a meeting with the Spurs -- that is expected to be his first meeting. The one common theme on Iguodala has been looking to build his leverage. Plus, there was also a report from the Warriors side that the ownership didn't want to go crazy on the luxury tax. Expect Iggy to take a lot of meetings with other teams, but the Warriors will likely have their chance to pitch the former Finals MVP.
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ARPS Advisory Day - Pictorial, Creative and Applied

20 May 2015

10:30 - 16:00

Idea Store, Whitechapel
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United Kingdom
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RPS Member£20.00
Non RPS Member£25.00

The event is intended to provide guidance to RPS Members and Non Members who are considering applying for the ARPS Distinction.

The advisor for the day for Creative and Pictorial will be Rikki O'Neill FRPS .  Rikki is Chairman of the Creative Advisory Panel and Deputy Chairman of the Pictorial Advisory Panel.  The advisor for the Applied will be Mr Roger Reynolds, Hon FRPS, Roger is Chairman of the Distinction Advisory Board.

This event is suited to those considering applying for a distinction in any of  these categories.

You may attend as a spectator or as a participant  The fee for RPS Members submitting work for review is £20.00  For Non-Members, the fee for submission is £25.00 and Spectators may attend for a fee of £10.00.

As a participant you should bring to the meeting 20 prints, which you consider will form the basis of a panel, together with a few spares if you have them.  This will enable the advisors to comment on the quality of your work and examine how the prints may work together as coherent panel.

Participants and spectators should register and pay through the RPS website.  In the event that there are any problems with this process, please contact the Events Organiser @, or the Distinctions Department at Bath

Cancellation policy

Please inform The Society as early as possible if you have to cancel your attendance at the event, distinction advisory day or assessment, or workshop. Generally speaking, we do not give refunds for events costing £5.00 or less. For events costing more than that, we are unable to refund your payment or transfer you to another event less than fourteen days beforehand. However, if we can resell your ticket we will refund the cost in full. In the unlikely event of The Society having to cancel an event we will normally give you at least one week’s notice and your ticket cost will be refunded in full. The Society will not refund your travel or accommodation costs and you are advised to check your hotel and travel cancellation policy.

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Access is available to wheelchair users.

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Thursday, February 28, 2008

On cleavage

Writing in Smart Set, Jessa Crispin reviews The Meaning of Sunglasses by Hadley Freeman, quoting her thus:
“Show me a woman with a good three inches of cleavage on display, and I’ll show you a woman who, rightly or wrongly, has little faith in her powers of conversation.”
Well, I wouldn't presume to know what a low neckline says about a woman's self-image, but I have always found the display of cleavage problematic in the workplace. Whatever a woman may choose to wear to a party or to the beach is her own private choice; but what she wears to the office affects everyone there.

In Washington, the term "skinterns" was coined a few years ago to describe the bare-as-you-dare way styles favored by some female interns. It's mind-boggling what some of them consider appropriate or acceptable for office wear.

On the one hand, I am sympathetic to the interns' plight, recalling what it was like to try to put together a week's worth of business attire when I first graduated college. These interns are mostly college juniors and seniors who probably can't afford to go to Lord & Taylor or Macy's and buy a whole wardrobe of power suits and nice dresses (which will be out of fashion by the time they graduate, anyway).

On the other hand, the display of cleavage in the workplace is completely inappropriate and unprofessional. It's distracting and annoying. Even if you've got cleavage worthy of admiration, displaying it at the office will only incite envy among your female colleagues, while causing your male colleagues to fear that you're attempting to entrap them in a sexual-harassment suit. (Trust me, guys do worry about that kind of stuff.)

Please, ladies, reserve the display of decolletage for your disco dates, and save those strapless sundresses for Sundays in the park. Even if you want to draw the interest of some fellow at work, baring your bosom is not the best way to do it.

Remember: If you dress in the way that leaves nothing to the imagination, you'll only attract guys with no imagination.

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  1. I disagree women should be allowed to show as much cleavage as possible in the office, wear push up bras, miniskirts, tight shirts, high heels and low neck lines- if men are distracted thats mens problem not the womans- women have the right -noone has the right to tell them what to wear. If men kept their eyes focused on their work and stop staring at womens boobs then there wouldnt be a problem. I think men are getting used to the idea of having female colleagues in revealing clothes around them and its not such a big deal. They should be educated to respect women to eliminate sexual harrassment in the workplace.


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Wednesday, April 10, 2013

Ooo That's MANteresting!

Some of you may have heard of the little website that launched two years ago – Pinterest – the image-sharing network that gained over 11 million unique users in its first year and a half. Now, when you first arrive on the Pinterest home page, you are flooded with images of cupcakes, weddings photos and arts & crafts projects, not exactly an environment that encourages usage from the male population.  According to Huffington Post, a whopping 83% of users are girls, which makes the guys  a relatively untapped segment and a potential opportunity – this is where Pinterest for guys comes into the picture. Whether it is Manteresting or Gentlemint, these sites are geared specifically for dudes and are sparking an interesting conversation.  Do these manly sites with nails and workbenches replacing pins and boards take the gender differences too far?  Are men being accurately portrayed if they need their own image-social network to pin power tools and hot cars? On the other hand, maybe the girly tendencies of Pinterest really are a deterrent for the male users and the Manterestings of the internet are another means for true social/digital interaction and expression.

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Friday, January 26, 2007

For GenX, it is important to know

Youngsters have decided they want to improve the system, and their tool of choice is RTI
When you call them you hear songs like Hotel California and We will rock you playing on their cell phones. They indulge in luxuries, experience their bouts of ups and downs and like nothing better than hanging out. But nowadays, you will find them in NGO offices, learning how to file RTI applications. Yes, we are talking of the awakened generation that believes in “changing the lives of some people at least”.
History (H) student at St Stephens, Vanya Vaidehi Bhargava, is joining an NGO, Josh, to understand how the RTI Act can benefit students. “I feel pathetic when I come across the ‘I don’t care’ attitude of people. I’ll do my bit by learning how to file RTI applications. I don’t want to become a politician but this will help me find my voice. I will start after my exams.” Following her example is Hansraj College’s student, Akhil Jain, who says, “As a collective effort, we have filed more than 400 RTI applications in the Delhi University demanding that our answer sheets be shown to us post correction. Aruna Roy and Arvind Kejriwal have turned around the system and given results. They inspire me. I am also planning to file an RTI application in connection with Nithari killings.”
People often question this lot about whether they care about their social responsibility. Devahuti Choudhury from DU answers, “I don’t think I’ll enjoy anything under
the sun unless I know that I am a part of a clean and strong system. If I have to make that system for me, I will – by giving it some time. And RTI is just the tool. I associate a lot of optimism with youngsters of my age, as I know that we are not being cynical, we’re just trying to smoothen the rough edges.”
This motto is shared by all of them: “A system’s importance will be over if you don’t question it”. Student Kanika Tripathi says, “If I pay a fee for the maintenance of the garden, I need to know how many trees were planted. If a new gate was installed at my college, I want to know the cost incurred, because it’s important to know.” They know that they represent hardly 10 per cent of their generation but don’t get discouraged. Devahuti says, “Ten per cent is not bad for a start. I know when word goes around that filing an RTI is better than standing, staring and lamenting about things to happen, they’ll hop on to the bandwagon.”
JAYA DRONA, TOI, Jan 19, 2007, Delhi Times, Pg 39

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Wednesday, August 5, 2009

Ruah in September Marie Claire Podcast

This week I was fortunate to be interviewed and have my class filmed for the September Marie Claire on-line issue to promote yoga and Yogaworks. Be on the look-out for me in Marie Claire's September on-line issue and podcast: More details and link to the podcast to come soon!

JordanJacqui said...

You look great! Can't wait to see the magazine and podcast.

Free Yoga at said...

Great blog wish i could have attended.

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About Ruff Labradors

Back in 1990 is when we got hooked on Purebred Labs. My husband at the time had a boss that gave him a 1 year old Lab that was out of control and had already been placed in it's second home.

Our Lab's first home as a puppy had three small kids. Six months later the kids were afraid of her because the pup didn't get
worked with properly. She was left out in the backyard with little training and attention. So when the kids went out she would jump on them and that will frighten little kids. She chewed on everything out of boredom.

They sold her to my husband's boss which in turn took her home to meet the wife. The first thing the dog did when she was let out of the truck was to run straight for the wife and knocked her down. The wife said "No Way" did she want such an out of control dog and that the dog had to go.

Knowing that we were animal lovers that took in any unwanted dog,  the boss asked us if we would want the beautiful dog. We took her in and she was wild but all she wanted was attention. She loved to be petted and have a ball thrown for her frequently. She was funny in the beginning because when you would try to pet her she would flip over and over with excitement. And yes she knocked me down a couple times also.

Soon with work she was living in the house full time and behaved very well. She also turned into an excellent Pheasant Hunter with a nose that wouldn't miss a thing. She produced two litters of pups in her younger years. We kept and loved her to the end. Now we have other Labs that we love just as much.

Over the years of having such wonderful experiences with  purebred Labs we have become a small hobby breeder. Our pups are raised to be family pets most of all but some have been used for Search & Rescue and Explosive & Drug Detection Dog. And of course the hunting dogs that they are known for.

We pride ourselves on breeding dogs with the thicker bone structure. Some people prefer their dogs to look like the beautiful
English Show style quality dogs and some people prefer a American style field dog structure for stamina.

We like both. So we try to breed the best of both worlds. We breed dogs with the show lines in them and we breed dogs of
hunting lines. We have and use Studs with the large blocky heads, stout bodies with thick bone structure, thick fur and tails, and of at least 80 lbs on up.

Our females tend to weigh at least 75 pounds. They tend to have stout bodies with the larger bone structure and the thicker fur. Some may also have just enough hunting background in them to have the stamina ( when needed ) to work hard at retrieving when the time is right for you. But yet they are more than happy to lay around the house waiting for the family to play with them.

We are competing in the AKC Conformation Shows with a few of our females. It has been allot of fun going and watching the
dogs preform in the ring. Our kids are also competing in the Junior Showmanship Class.

The pictures on this page are of our home life and our property that our dogs, puppies, family and friends are raised on and enjoy. We can't imagine living anywhere else.
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Rumaila – a super-giant oilfield with vast reserves of recoverable oil

We are creating the leading the leading energy operation that supports the development of a modern Iraq.

Welcome to Rumaila – one of the largest producing oilfields in the world. Iraq’s greatest natural asset is undergoing a transformation to maximize production for the long-term future.

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RTC Conference Primers: #24 – Ivy League

Posted by Brian Goodman on October 11th, 2010

Howard Hochman is the RTC correspondent for the Ivy League.

Predicted Order of Finish

Most publications and prognosticators see Princeton as the most obvious choice to win the conference crown. They base this on the fact that the Tigers return all of their key players – a group that took eventual champion Cornell down to the wire in both games last season. However, I believe the collection of sophomores up in Cambridge, even with leader Kyle Casey getting a late start due to injury, will improve dramatically and thus wear the crown come March. And for those of you unfamiliar with Ivy hoops, this is the one conference where being regular season champ really does matter, as there is no postseason conference tournament. Here is how I see it:

  1. Harvard (12-2)
  2. Princeton (11-3)
  3. Penn (10-4)
  4. Cornell (9-5)
  5. Yale (5-9)
  6. Brown (4-10)
  7. Columbia (3-11)
  8. Dartmouth (2-12)

All-Conference Team (key stats from last season in parentheses)

  • Kyle Casey (F) – Harvard (10.4 PPG, 5.1 RPG)
  • Doug Davis (G) –  Princeton (12.7 PPG)
  • Brandyn Curry (G) – Harvard ( 7.3 PPG,  3.5 APG)
  • Christian Webster (G) –  Harvard (8.8 PPG)
  • Zack Rosen (G) – Penn (17.7 PPG, 4.5 APG)

6th Man

  • Dan Mavraides (G) – Princeton (11.5 PPG,  4.3 RPG)

Impact Newcomer

In a league that does not offer athletic scholarships, ferreting out an incoming freshman that will have the greatest impact is not an easy task. After all, one does not find a lot of McDonald’s All-Americans on any of the Ivy rosters. Given that, we look to Ithaca where Cornell, under new coach Bill Courtney, looks to retool. And the freshman that could make the biggest splash is none other than Dwight Tarwater. This 6’6 forward from Knoxville, Tennessee, comes with some impressive credentials. He was a two-time all-state selection and as a senior was named Division II-A Mr. Basketball. His stats were equally impressive, averaging 23.2 points and 10.1 rebounds per game. He shot 61% from the field and 78% from the free-throw line.

Honorable mention in this category goes to the entire Yale class of 2014. This quintet is led by home-grown product 6’3 guard Isaiah Salafia, who was a McDonald’s nominee as a senior. Coach James Jones calls him his most athletic recruit with all the tools to become a star.

Zach Rosen is unquestionably the Ivy League’s best player, but what about his supporting cast? (Penn Athletics)

What You Need to Know

  • New Men on Campus: There are four new coaches taking the reins this fall. Bill Courtney (Cornell) and Kyle Smith (Columbia) come with respected recruiting resumes. The former built the team at George Mason that went to the Final Four; the latter helped build the St.Mary’s program out west – that’s Australian for hoops, mate – that gave Gonzaga all they could handle the past Few years. Then there is Jerome Allen at Penn who had the interim tag removed over the summer. While this Quaker legend was a popular choice, it remains to be seen if he has enough game experience to lead the red and blue to what their fans believe is their rightful place on top of the standings. And finally, Paul Cormier returns to Dartmouth. He was at the helm when the Big Green competed, but a return to glory is not in the immediate future.

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Sunday, June 29, 2014

Panzer IV/70 (V)

I painted two Panzer IV/70 (V) models for my Panzer Lehr Panzers to the Meuse list. The Panzer IV/70 (V) is a pretty cool looking tank and was quick and fun to paint. Not having a turret really speeds up the painting! These models were a bit of a pain to assemble but the final models came out looking pretty good. Read on for more thoughts on the models and how I plan to use them in games.

Monday, June 23, 2014

Review: Plastic Panzergrenadier platoon (GBX76)

This blog post will review the new plastic Panzergrenadier box set by Battlefront for Flames of War (GBX76). The box set contains enough infantry for seven stands of Panzergrenadiers, four Sd.Kfz 251/1D half-tracks, four crew sprues, and a set of decals. Each component is rated out of five. Models were painted using an airbrush, acrylic and oil paints, and colour modulation.

Thursday, June 19, 2014

Captured KV-1 (Zvezda)

After a bit of a hiatus, I have a new model to share. I painted this Zvezda KV-1 as a tank captured and used in the German service. I painted it as if it had been completely repainted in the field in German colours. The model was really easy to assemble and looks good when it is finished. In this post I will share a few pictures of the model and do a brief review of the kit.

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 Sacred Heart Garden Festival
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    Join us for the evening premiere of the festival, enjoy a formal
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Historic Sacred Heart Cultural Center in downtown Augusta, Georgia will be the focus for classic southern gardening during its annual Garden Festival. Join us as we celebrate the advent of spring and raise funds to support the magnificant Sacred Heart Cultural.

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Domestic Students

The following documentation should be provided to the Registrar via postal service as part of the admissions process:

  • APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION FORM (PDF) [except audit students]
  • Proof of Citizenship (e.g. photocopy of birth certificate or current passport) or Certificate of Permanent Residency
  • Academic Records [except audit students] – please include evidence of any formal language studies other than English
  • Two (2) photographs of passport size and quality, taken not more than 3 months prior
  • A brief autobiographical statement (300-500 words) which introduces you to the College and also outlines the reason(s) why you wish to undertake theological education
  • GUIDELINES FOR REFERENCE LETTERS (PDF). One reference letter from the applicant's father confessor/parish priest [Note: Any applicant whose parish life is not within the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Australia normally requires a letter of recommendation from their respective local bishop as well as their father confessor or parish priest].
  • International English Language Testing System (IELTS) documents or evidence of equivalent English Language test (if previous academic training was undertaken in a language other than English)
  • An entrance test (e.g. short assignment, online quiz) may be required for students seeking admission into undergraduate courses under Mature Age or Special Entry provisions

Students applying for admission into the Bachelor of Theology are also required to provide the following:

  • Certificate of Baptism
  • Certificate of Marriage (if applicable)
  • An interview process with the Dean or Sub-Dean may be required. Interstate students may be referred to a person designated by St Andrew's

Students interested in accessing the federal government loan scheme FEE-HELP as a means of paying for their tuition should indicate this on their APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION FORM and ENROLMENT FORM. A 2018 FEE-HELP booklet and application form are available directly from the Registrar. Once a student's application and enrolment are approved, they will be sent a FEE-HELP application form with instructions.

Successful applicants will receive written confirmation and other relevant information. All students should nurture a good reading knowledge of the entire Bible through conscientious daily scripture reading.

In terms of dormitory residency, St Andrew's provides free room and board to single male Bachelor of Theology applicants enrolled in the three year ecclesial program.


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Sunday, July 26, 2009

Thanks for your support, we are one month old now!

Just a quick one, we would like to thanks for your support that made last night one of the busiest nights since we opened last month.
We are so glad to see you coming back with friends and family, and having good times with us.

Looking forward to see you soon
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Friday, 27 March 2015

The Eye Of Poseidon - Mermaid Amulet

Finally after about a year of rehab and recovery following a torn shoulder tendon, I have been able to wire sculpt again!!

This piece is a Mermaid Amulet called the "Eye Of Poseidon" honouring the all powerful God of the Oceans and Tempests, which seemed particularly fitting as this piece is a veritable maelstrom of crashing waves and turbulent waters, woven loosely into my interpretation of his eye

I feel this piece fits in nicely with the rest of the pieces in the Mermaid Amulet collection - there have always been stand alone pieces such as Ariel's Voice, and Cascade but all in all I think this is one of my favourites. I won't lie it was tricky to make, as I had to take a slowly slowly approach to making it, rather than my usual 16 hour straight approach lol - but I feel she was worth it in the end :)

Ariel's Voice II
                      Cascade Mermaid Amulet
There are a few Mermaid Amulets still available in the shop at present including these two personal favourites of mine....anyway follow the link HERE to see them all

Seafoam Mermaid Amulet, the blog post on this piece can be found HERE

Yellow Aquamarine Gaudi inspired Mermaid Amulet available to purchase HERE
I do love photographing my work against natural textures such as river rocks, pebbles, wood and stone - it adds to the organic nature of the work. I hope my shoulder continues to behave from now on and allows me to create this kind of work again soon :) Thanks for stopping by and enjoy the rest of the photos

Thanks for looking ...

Samantha Braund

BluMoon said...

Samantha your wire sculpted jewellery is just so wonderful,I used to work with wire a few years ago in a different way to you but sadly am unable to any more. I have great admiration for your beautiful work, so now I can just look and sigh but it brightens up my day to see such talent!

Arkadiusz Lenart said...

Fantastic, amazing :)

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South African Military History Society

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The Chairman, Jan-Willem Hoorweg, opened the meeting and extended greetings to what seemed a larger-than-normal group of visitors. A reminder was made of the up-coming Boer War Weekend at Kedar Historical Lodge near Rustenburg.

The Curtain Raiser speaker was Colin Harris who has previously presented Papers on a variety of subjects to the Society. His subject for the evening was; "Striving for Recognition - the Confederacy's Dilemma."

By the summer of 1862, 14 months after the Civil War started, the Confederate States of America was not recognised as a legitimate nation. Attempts by diplomats, businessmen and sympathisers had failed to obtain any positive response by either Great Britain of France. The embargo on exports of Cotton and Tobacco had failed to get any positive response regarding recognition. The United States of America had branded the Confederacy as Rebels and as such had embarked on a policy of suppression of the rebellion by armed means. Encouraged by some successes in the many battles and skirmishes which had taken place, a belief started in which many Confederate leaders both Civil and Military, felt that a defeat of the Union Army in a major battle would get the world's attention and recognition might follow. In June 1862 a massive invasion was launched by the Federal Government to capture the Confederate Capital of Richmond, Va. Despite an overwhelming army which had been transported by sea to the area, a series of blunders led to defeat of Union General George McLellan's forces and the invasion was abandoned.

Abraham Lincoln's newly appointed General Pope had already initiated a new invasion down the main railway link which would be reinforced by the many thousands of McLellan's returning troops, but the Confederate General Robert E Lee was able to block the advance and in fact force Pope to retreat northwards.

Rebel leaders gained confidence from these Union setbacks and it was decided to take the battle to the Union. Lee used brilliant tactics to attack the main Union supply base at Manassas Junction and in a text-book battle defeated Pope's Army at the 2nd Battle of Manassas or Bull Run. Consolidating on this victory, Lee then took his Army northwards with the intention of isolating Washington DC from the rest of the Union.

It was not to be: The Confederate Army was brought into a fight which it did not seek at Sharpsburg in Maryland. Although Military honours were roughly even in this terrible confrontation which saw the greatest ever loss of American soldiers in one day, it was a political disaster. So ended the invasion and sorted the South's dilemma for all time. These two key battles were described in detail by Colin with the aid of maps showing the various elements of the invasions and the fights which ensued.

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Nick Cowley and his group of players and singers made a popular and welcome return to the Society to present "Songs of World War 2" having previously performed similar programs. With the audience in possession of song sheets, Nick introduced his performers and began by giving the historical background to the first number.

Now a Dame of the British Empire, at 100 years old, Vera Lyn's young image on the screen set the tone for the evening.

Nick then sketched in the story behind Flanagan and Allen's songs; "If a Grey Haired Lady" and "Hang out the Washing on the Siegfried Line."

The naughty connotation of the "Mademoiselle of Armentieres" of the 1st World War and the said Grey-Haired Lady had the audience chuckling.

A lightly sentimental note crept in as the audience joined in a pensive rendering of "The White Cliffs of Dover," a song actually written by two Americans whose ornithological knowledge was a little weak. Blue birds only occur in America! The song however was inspirational in lifting spirits in England's darkest hours.

Things jazzed up with the playing of "This is the Army, Mr. Jones" as the entry of America into the War was introduced. With the huge contribution of the US Army Airforce and the attendant losses the memory of the drama came with the rendition of "Coming in on a Wing and a Prayer".

"Lili Marlene" the poignant song of both sides, but surely almost 'owned' by the Eighth Army, was explained in detail. Nick detailed the German and English soldiers' versions and also of course that by Marlene Dietrich. Lady Astor, who had shot herself in the foot deriding the Eighth Army as 'D-Day dodgers' came in for a roasting in that Army's version of the song..

Colonel Bogey, which must have as many sets of words, mainly rude, as any, was whistled enthusiastically if not so musically by the audience. Chuckles came as Nick referred to the descriptions of four Nazi leaders' physical endowments a la Col. Bogey.

The contribution to the War made by the famous "Lady in White," Perla Siedle Gibson, as she sang on Durban's dockside to the many troopships which visited brought memories to many in the audience.

In a South African context how can any celebration of music and warfare not be held without "Sarie Marais?" Could the object of our boys who went "Up North" not have been the granddaughter of the Anglo-Boer War girl?

Colin Harris

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Ian Uys mentions that research started 35 years ago by Julian Orford concerning Raaff's Rangers is finally coming to fruition in an e-book of that name - details from Joan Marsh.

There is a very interesting monthly publication about 'snippets of Karoo' history by the name of Rose's Round-up: - e-mail for subscription details

Members wanting e-mails about books brought to the Society's attention to be forwarded can send Joan an e-mail with the subject matter Book list

Members wanting e-mails about lectures at the Smuts House Museum in Irene, Centurion, can contact to be added to their mailing list.

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KZN in Durban:

A Field Trip to King William's Town, some of the 9th Frontier War sites of the Transkei area, and East London is planned for Friday 4th to Sunday 6th August.
This promises to be a unique opportunity to visit these difficult-to-find Transkei sites. Details will follow.

CR= curtain raiser; ML= main lecture; DDH = Darrell Hall Memorial Lecture; MS= member's slot

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Branch contact details
For Cape Town details contact Johan van den Berg 021-939-7923
For Eastern Cape details contact Malcolm Kinghorn 041-373-4469
For Gauteng details contact Joan Marsh 010-237-0676
For KwaZulu-Natal details contact Roy Bowman 031 564 4669

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As one door closes, a Red door opens...

With university life now over, for this so called graduate. I have had to venture into the big wide world that is the rest of my life. Over the past few months of summer, i have teamed up with a collective of artists. This collective is based in a sizable studio in Swansea. Red Door 44 as we are now known, has become the first studio space i am to make work for future exhibitions. My father always told me stories of his many studios through his career as a photographer, i had always dreamt of having a studio space. 2011 is the year to do so. scraping, painting, trashing are all suitable words to use to describe the work and process gone into making Red Door 44 a reality. I cannot wait for the next few months when we officially open in October this is where i alight for my artistic pathway and career into the working world.

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LOWER POTTSGROVE PA – No one was injured in a one-car accident that occurred Wednesday (Jan. 28, 2009) shortly after 4 p.m. on Pruss Hill Road, just west of Schaffer Road across from the Pruss Hill Dam. The east-bound car slid off the south side of the road as it descended the hill at a sharp curve, hit a sign and a guardrail, and ended in a ditch near the west bank of Sanatoga Creek.

Driver Lindsay Hertweck of Philadelphia, who works in the pharmacy at the Giant Supermarket in Pottstown, said she was on her way home from a friend’s house at the time. As she drove down the hill, she moved her late-model Volkswagen Jetta to the right – the south shoulder of Pruss Hill Road – to avoid an oncoming car, and icy conditions did the rest, she said. The vehicle sustained substantial damage, but Hertweck said she was not hurt.

Township police investigated the incident. One officer demonstrated with his boots how a thin coating of slush on the hill roadway was freezing following the accident.

Rescue teams and fire police from both Sanatoga and Ringing Hill fire stations arrived at the scene to assist in removing the car. They detoured traffic around Pruss Hill Road, which was blocked between North Pleasantview and Schaffer roads for about a hour.

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Sunday, May 8

Loitering With Intent

 just finished reading LOITERING WITH INTENT by Stuart Woods..
By Stuart Woods: Loitering with Intent (Stone Barrington Novels, No 16)
and i feel great that finally after quiet some time i was able to read a  novel.. i got it for only 50php from a sale in  National Bookstore.
i was just scanning for a good read, something that could stir up my senses, something exciting, something with suspense and mysteries. at first glance, i thought it read Loitering with INTERNET.. haha.. i read the synopsis and learned its something about a crime. it said to my self, this must be about a crime solved because of the internet. it immediately captured my interest and wondered how the character used the internet to solved the crime. while reading the the synopsis, i realized it read loitering with INTENT.. lol.. i still grabbed the book though, because i immediately fell in love with it, i know from its synopsis that i would love it plus i have been promising myself to buy a book to read, and besides 50php isnt that much.. lol

well, the book didnt fail me.. it has such a good story and turn of events and i guess i will start collecting this series, the Stone Barringtone Series by Stuart Woods..

here is the synopsis.

Loitering with Intent

Stone Barrington is back, in a tropical thriller where appearances can be deceiving. . . .

Running low on cash and unlucky in love, Stone Barrington is not having a good week. After a night at Elaine’s, his luck seems to improve when he’s hired to do a little discreet detective work in the balmy paradise of Key West. But despite its clear blue skies, palm-lined streets, and gingerbread mansions, Key West proves to be more dangerous than Stone had anticipated. Drugs, fraud, and a mysterious death from the past may be inextricable linked to what had seemed an open-and-shut case; and a sudden turn of events will test the limits of the law, and Stone’s willingness to go the extra mile for a client.

With its surprising twists, daring trysts, and razor-sharp action, Loitering with Intent is another gripping read from a gifted—and witty—storyteller.

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What is Automatic Posting?

When you post documents in SAP, there are instances where the system also adds some more line items (such as tax, cash discount, gain/loss from foreign exchange transactions, etc.) besides the ones you have entered in the document. This helps to reduce your work as the system calculates these automatically. However, you need to define accounts you want the system to automatically post to; this will ensure that no manual posting is allowed to any of these accounts.

IMG: FI.A/cing> F.A.Global settings>Document>Doc Item> Define tolerance groups for Employees.

1) The maximum amounts are defined per company code in “TOLERANCE GROUP”. (This is also where the payment processing of payment differences is controlled)

2) In the tolerance groups you can enter Upper limits for the following :

i) Total amount per document. (The posting amount is the total of all debit items or, similarly, the total of all credit items.)

ii) Amount per customer/vendor item. (Limit is per customer, one document with more than one customer/vendors can be entered) The restriction does not apply to automatically created line items, for example, during payment settlements.

iii) Cash discount – which user with this tolerance group is able to grant.

3) If a user is not assigned to any special tolerance group, then entries in the tolerance group “___” (blank) are valid for them. (This is default tolerance group)

IMG: FI.A/cing> F.A.Global settings>Document>Posting Periods> Open and close posting periods.

1) Several Company codes can use same posting period variant.
2) The SAP system automatically determines the posting period and fiscal year based on the posting date entered. (Only special period needs to be manually changed)
3) The posting period variant is assigned to the company code.
4) Posting periods are defined in the fiscal year variant, Closing/opening posting period are carried out in posting period variant.
5) The posting period variant must contain at least the account type “+”.
6) During year closing, two period intervals (Normal and special periods) must be open at the same time.
7) In the document header, the periods assigned to the account type “+” are checked with posting date, whether posting period is open for that date or closed. At the line item level, the system checks the account type of the posting key to ensure that the period is open for the assigned account type.

1) A document is saved for every posting. Every Document is uniquely identified by the Document Number, Company Code and Fiscal Year.

2) A Document contains Document header + 2 to 999 line items.

3) Document Type : Controls the Document header and classify the business transactions to be posted.

>> Posting Key : Controls the Line items.

4) Document types are defined at client level. Document types define the following:

a) Number ranges for Document number.

b) Account types permitted for postings. And also

c) The field status of “document header Text” and “Reference number” in the Document header.

d) Whether the invoices are posted with net procedure.

5) Standard Document types are :

KR – Vendor Invoice DR – Customer Invoice.

KG – Vendor Cr.Memo. DG – Customer Cr.Memo.

KZ – Vendor Payment DZ – Customer Payment.

AB – General Document SA – G/L a/c posting.

6) Document numbers can have internal or external number assignment.

7) Up to a future fiscal year – Number range will continue irrespective of year end.

For each fiscal year – At the start of a new year the system starts the number assignment again at the start of the number range. (You need to define number range for every new fiscal year)

8) The document number range must not over lap.

9) Document type AB allows postings to all account types.

10) One number range can be assigned to several document types.

11) Posting keys are defined at client level.

12) Posting keys control:

i) On which type of account the line item can be posted to

ii) The item is posted as a Debit or Credit.?

iii) The field status of additional fields.

In addition to this posting key specifies the following:

>> Whether line item is connected to payment transaction or not.

>> Whether posting is sales relevant.

13) Document line item fields are controlled by :

a) G/L Account specific field status group assigned to the G/L account while creating. (Account specific field status groups are summarized under field status variant which is assigned to company code) If the document is posted to a sub ledger a/c, the field status group of the reconciliation a/c is used.

b) Posting key specific field status group.

(The field status HIDE cannot be combined with the field status REQUIRED entry which causes an error.)

14) Document type does not have default posting key or vise versa. For each FI transaction (E.g. Invoice, Credit memo, Out going payment) you can define a document type and default posting key at:

IMG:FI A/cing>F.A.Global Settings>Document>Default values for document processing>Default values.

(E.g. When posting outgoing invoices, you use the document type “DR” and

posting key “01”. You can store these specifications in the system. They

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This guys furniture is amazing! Not exactly the style I have in my own home but I love it! I think one of these pieces would be so cool in a teen or childs room or in a sleek loft!
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Wednesday, March 30, 2011

Remember those shoes?

I posted a bit ago a book and some TOMS that were created in honor of Dan Eldon...

Well, one of my favorite people...Kelley Rowe...and I got together the day I got home from TX, and she gave me these.
Kelley, you totally didn't have to do that...And THANK YOU!! I love you and I love the shoes...But more than anything, I am so proud of the woman you have become and that you have let me be a part of your life. Even if we take pictures that look like this!
HAhahahahaha. Worst Pic Ever...but funny.

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Have you ever checked your newsletter stats and got annoyed with the fact that running a business can often feel like a weird game of random numbers, opening rates and click throughs? When I did b-school in 2015 I already had a few years in online marketing as an employee under my belt, but I had SO MUCH to learn about the practical aspects of running a one woman show. I needed to make things work super fast and I knew that conversion rates were, at least for a while, the main thing I needed to focus on to pay the bills.

Over time though it was much more important to stay connected to the Big Why of starting a business, as let`s be real – that is what gets you through the late nights. As we grow we often make choices between engaging a cold audience by spending on Facebook ads or growing organically at a much slower rate. If I am honest I have always felt some resistance around spending on ads – I would much rather grow through word of mouth and by offering awesome free content, but that can only get me so far.

This summer I have chosen a middle path and I wanted to share what that experience was like. I am running a free DIY school with a ton if free interactive content and have put a lot of energy into spreading the word about this mainly through social media with a small budget for FB ads. My main focus was to see how I can grow a community, serve more people and make things more interactive without needing to spend a ton of cash. Here is what I have done:

  • I had a pop up coaching session with Regina which really helped me clarify my ideas for the DIY summer school and ensured that I really, really had to press publish
  • I made a list of everything I have learned and selected key topics that I think are most important to online entrepreneurs, then put together scripts for the webinars.
  • I put together a sign up page, posted it on all my social media, started engaging my group more and learned about hosting webinars for free (meaning without expensive software) on Youtube live – will post about how this works soon
  • I have worked with Delight to run a small Facebook ads campaign which was a great experience

Here are the cold hard facts on what I have achieved so far:

  • I have almost doubled my newsletter list in three weeks
  • I finally started doing Facebook lives in my group
  • I have on average spend two dollars per lead through FB ads
  • Almost 400 people are in my free DIY summer school learning about branding with Canva, opt ins and creating their first online course – it consists of six live webinars, work sheets, group supports and Q&As
  • My Facebook group has grown to over 500 members
  • My website traffic has increased by 58%

Here is what I have learned/would do differently next time:

  • I wish I had started doing Facebook lives or other forms of live media much sooner – it really is scary when you start out, but it is now making me feel so much connected to my audience, it helps me understand their pain points and it has massively increased my visibility
  • Facebook campaigns really need time – I gave it three weeks, but we could have done much more testing with different ad copy, images and target audiences had I started planning earlier
  • For me personally running a free long term program over eight weeks works really well, but that might not be the case for everyone. I know engagement will eventually drop as people get distracted and we sadly have an attention span more suitable for the kind of quick five day challenges we now seem to be used to. I get that these long term gigs might be more commercially successful, but right now I want to prioritise getting to know my audience over time and slowly developing a group program for the autumn
  • Mainly its really much easier than you would think – I could have totally done this last summer, but I was just way too shy and full of imposter syndrome
  • This summer was the first time I joined a small master mind (Violet Crown Masterminds – can recommend them!)
  • Asking people to answer a few questions before they can join my Facebook group has been extremely useful – I took the feedback on board and ended up adding some extra sessions to the summer school.

What are your plans and social media strategies? Is growing a community around your business a priority for you? Head to the Facebook group and let us know – we would love to support you!

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7197 Encina Lane Boca Raton, FL 33433

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Property TypeSingle Family Detached
Bathrooms4 full
Living Area2,992 SqFt
Lot Size15,370 SqFt
Year Built1979
Communityestancia west
Listing StatusActive

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Beautiful lake front 4 bedrooms, 4 bath home located on one of the most desirable family neighborhoods in town. A+ rated schools, bike trails, tennis, basketball. Renovated kitchen with newer appliances, hurricane impact windows, pool, large lot with wide open views. Renovated bathrooms, new living and dining room flooring. Light and bright. Must see!

Property Features

  • Property Type: Single Family Detached
  • Approx Living Area SqFt: 2,992
  • Year Built: 1979
  • Total Bedrooms: 4
  • Bathrooms: 4
  • Full Baths: 4
  • Total Floors in Building: 1
  • House Faces/Primary View: S
  • Construction: CBS
  • Exterior Description: Auto Sprinkler, Screened Patio
  • Other Appliances: Auto Garage Open, Dishwasher, Disposal, Dryer, Microwave, Range - Electric, Refrigerator, Smoke Detector
  • Cooling System: Ceiling Fan
  • Heating: Central
  • Utility Information: Cable, Electric, Public Sewer, Public Water
  • Furnished: Furni
  • Pets Allowed: Yes
  • Dining Room: Breakfast Area, Formal

Community and Neighborhood Details

  • County: Palm Beach
  • Area: 4670
  • Community Name: Estancia West
  • Subdivision: ESTANCIA WEST
  • Pet Policy: Lease OK, Tenant Approval
  • Community Features: Bike - Jog, Sidewalks, Tennis
  • Elementary School: Del Prado Elementary School
  • Junior High School: Omni Middle School
  • High School: Spanish River Community High School

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  • Listing Status: Active
  • Listing Price: $849,000
  • Annual Property Taxes: $10,024
  • Ownership: HOA
  • Repo/Reo: No
  • Short Sale: No

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Before we were enthralled by the raspy, gravel of Rod Stewart’s vocals, before the power of AC/DC or the boogie feel of ZZ Top, there was Nazareth. Loud & Proud the Bad Bad Boys are Back for their “Farewell To Canada Tour” on July 21st in the Delta Bessborough Hotel - Bess Gardens.

Coming out of Scotland in the late 60’s as part of the initial British hard rock invasion which was started by Cream and Deep Purple. The music they created was based on emotion as well as power and combined the British hard rock with old-fashioned American rhythm and blues. Hit singles in North America like “Love Hurts”, and the cover of Joni Mitchell’s “This Flight Tonight” along with memorable albums like Razamanaz, Loud ‘n’ Proud, Hair of The Dog and Expect No Mercy helped make Nazareth one of the most important rock bands of the 1970’s & 80’s.

Nazareth recorded 22 albums in 3 decades and has toured and performed their classic hard rock in virtually every corner of the planet. The Scottish hard rock quintet makes their final return to Saskatoon on Thursday, July 21st and will be performing Loud & Proud in concert outdoors in the Bess Gardens. Opening for Nazareth are rock icons PRISM – let the hard rock party begin!

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