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Tigra BikeConsole case for iPhone 7 / iPhone 8 (FitClic)

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Tigra BikeConsole case ONLY for iPhone 7.  This is the new FitClic compatible case and is therefore compatible with the Tigra MountCase range of mounts and accessories.

This case has the following features:-

- Fits iPhone 7 / iPhone 8

- FitClic system case and bracket made of engineering plastics

- Scan through technology allows accurate use of Touch ID feature of the phone while protecting the latter from the elements

- IPX4 Waterproof submersible

- Drop tests from 2 metres on hard concrete floor at multiple angles

- Touchscreen operable with sensitivity over 90%

- Case with silicone lining that snug fits your phone

- 2 Double-hinged latches lock phone in with extra security

- Pocket-friendly flat back design

- Case-in-case design with ultra-thin phone case for everyday use included (use is optional)

- Sound Boost technology diverts speaker/mic sound to the front while keeping the whole unit water tight

- Integrated kickstand

- Home, sleep/wake and volume buttons operable

- Cameras ready

- Lightning charge/headphone port accessible

- Total weight 250g

- Package includes case with form-fitting silicone lining, ultra-thin phone case for everyday use (translucent color), grommet to seal headphone/charging cable passage against water during use.

Compatible with all MountCase / FitClic accessories.


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Michelle Jin on MuscleAngels

VERY sexy leg stretching and posing from muscular Asian beauty Michelle Jin.  Michelle spent the weekend with us shooting some amazing video content for MuscleAngels.com  As well as being one of the most popular FBB's on the scene, she is a lovely and personable lady that was a pleasure to work with.  Michelle is originally from China and now lives here in the U.S., competing as a  IFBB WPD Physique Pro athlete.
Michelle loves the outdoors and as part of her training regimen often runs on trails through the woods; she told us she frequently does 2 hours of cardio per day while in competition mode as well as daily rigorous weight training.
Michelle does not train her calves!  The running and cardio are enough to keep those gigantic calves huge and cut year round.
Michelle also has a background in gymnastics and as you can see from these video screen shots, she is very flexible.
This video is called 'Captivating Leg Stretching' as you will be transfixed by her beauty, muscularity and charm as she guides you through a very sexy leg posing routine.    More to come soon.

Thursday, June 25, 2015

Physique Girls Flexing!

MuscleAngels.com  From some of our recent shoots: Jill Rudison, Stephanie Flesher, Brooke Walker, Kelly Diffenderfer, Jayme Ribar. Very pretty and muscular ladies flexing biceps, calves, legs...everything!

Tuesday, June 16, 2015

Pro FBB video and photo shoots in Toronto

Here are a couple of the ladies we shot with at the
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Beautiful Ebony Goddess Margie Martin,
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Gym shoot:  Pumping with real weight, sweating and flexing!!

Thursday, June 11, 2015

From our recent shoots...

Here are some free samples from some of our recent shoots:

Gorgeous and shredded Physique girl Brooke Walker:
 Fantastic thick and muscular Jayme Ribar.
Jayme competed in the Jr. USA competition in Charleston:
Veteran competitor and model Jill Rudison.
Here she is in sexy off season shape:

Another Physique girl Kelly Diffenderfer.
Kelly was cute and fun to work with and her shape is amazing!

Stephanie Flesher was a standout at the Jr. USA.
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Ariana Kim records ‘powerful’ works by women composers

By: Linda B. Glasser,  AS Communications
Tue, 11/17/2015

On her debut solo album, “Routes of Evanescence,” violinist Ariana Kim showcases six works by pioneering American women composers spanning three generations. Kim and guests Ieva Jokubaviciute (piano, harpsichord) and Jennifer Curtis (mandolin, violin) will perform live excerpts from the album and offer commentary on the pieces at a pre-release concert Sunday, Nov. 22, at 7 p.m. at the Carriage House Café, 305 Stewart Ave., Ithaca.

The album features world premiere recordings of “The Moon and the Sand” by Curtis and “Still Life Crumbles” by Tonia Ko, a Cornell graduate student in the field of music; as well as sonatas by Ruth Crawford Seeger and Ellen Taaffe Zwilich and solo pieces by Augusta Read Thomas.

“Seeger came of age and became a prominent figure in the music world during women’s suffrage. Zwilich was the first woman to be awarded a Pulitzer, and she blazed a trail and set the stage for more equality. For me, Jennifer and Tonia and Augusta have followed in these women’s footsteps,” says Kim, assistant professor of performance in the College of Arts Sciences Department of Music. “How glorious it is for us to have achieved so much in the last century. Though we still have work to do, women are now so welcomed and so present in the field of composition and music and performance.”

Kim says she hopes the album will bring a new understanding of and deeper appreciation for the great post-tonal music that now exists.

The title of the album is taken from the Emily Dickenson poem “Route of Evanescence.”

“The poem spoke to me on many levels,” Kim explains. “Each of these women took a different, unique path, but all similar, in that the integrity and the voice of what they wanted to communicate was always so central. Seeing how much love goes into every note that they wrote was and is really powerful for me.”

The concept of evanescence spoke to Kim just as powerfully as she worked on the album. “You do a take and (snaps her fingers) that’s it. It only exists in that moment. You can do another take but it’s never exactly the same. The music is evanescent -- except for the fact that it’s then preserved on this record.”

She recorded the album at the SUNY Purchase recital hall to rather than a recording studio so she could take advantage of its excellent “live” sound. “Being in a hall where there’s so much space for the sound to communicate, when you get back that information it inspires you to play differently,” she says.

While most of the album is classical, two bluegrass pieces bookend the recording, a tribute to the 10 summers Kim spent at a bluegrass camp in Idaho while her violinist father taught at the Festival at Sandpoint.

“I would wake up in the morning listening to my dad coaching a Beethoven quartet and then fall asleep to a jam session of old Gillespie tunes,” Kim recalls. “That was very special for me in learning about all different kinds of Western classical art music.” The bluegrass camp, too, was special – she learned not only fiddle tunes but how to square dance and juggle, though she says she can only manage three balls now, not four.

Kim began playing violin at age 3; her mother runs a Suzuki school and was Kim’s first teacher and the person, she says, “who set me up as a violinist.” When Kim exhausted the Suzuki repertoire during third grade, her father took over her instruction. She credits him with introducing her to new, contemporary music.

With two musicians as parents, “in our house there wasn’t really separation between music and life, music and love and craft and profession and hobby; it was all one major entity,” Kim says.

The art of education was something Kim says she’d always known that she loved and wanted to do: “Those two components of my life are incredibly intertwined and symbiotic, in that I learn a lot about my own playing when I teach and I learn a lot about teaching when I play.”

The Carriage House also hosts a studio recital for Kim’s violin students, Nov. 23 at 6 p.m.

“I get incredible joy and delight working with my students. They’re very special people and incredibly talented. Many of them aren’t pursuing music as their major -- I’ve had everything from hotel admin majors to chemical engineers to political scientists to pre-med students. They have a big world view which I think influences their playing in a positive way.

“Cornell is a wonderful place to be able to meet such bright and gifted students,” she says. “Part of my pleasure is educating my music majors who are going to go out and become the next generation of performers and musicians and musicologists and educators, and with my non-majors I usher in the next generation of connoisseurs and music lovers and patrons of the arts, and that’s equally inspiring.”

Copies of Kim’s album will be available at the Carriage House on Nov. 22; pre-orders can be placed before the official release date of Dec. 17 at Amazon, iTunes and CDBaby.

This article also appeared in the Cornell Chronicle.

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Toward the end of basement-pop outfit And And And's November '09 live debut at Northeast Portland dive Red Room, keyboardist Berg Radin picked up a snare drum and dove straight into the crowd. After rolling on the ground and knocking over various instruments and microphones, Radin and the band were cut off by the soundman and kicked out of the club before they finished their first set...Read More

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Friday, October 20, 2006

Better Living through Pharmaceuticals!

As a person who has dealt with, suffered through, battled, succumbed to, and been highly medicated for depression for many years, this is a tongue-in-cheek phrase that my husband and I use to describe life with said depression.

(yes, I know, you are all shocked that the Goddess, as lovely and witty as she is, has this problem. See, pharmaceuticals. I'm tellin' ya. And a bit of therapy.)

Anyway, I was listening to an audiobook today, Too Soon Old, Too Late Smart: Thirty True Things You Need to Know Now, by Gordon Livingston, and he had some very interesting thoughts on depression.

This is what he would tell his patients: "The good news is we have medications that will help with your depression. The bad news is that medication will not make you happy. Happiness isn't simply the absence of despair. It is an affirmative state in which our lives have both meaning and pleasure." People need to look at the way they are living with an eye to change.

He said that a lot of times we expect changes to occur through medications, therapy etc. but don't change the way we are living. We have the same uneventful, boring, sad existence.

We are what we do! . . . . When all is said and done, more is said than done.

He was talking about how many times we get burned or hurt by people who say they will do one thing but don't follow through, actions speak louder than words type of thing.

If we don't change our actions, we can't expect our lives to change.

He said that every person needs three things:
  • something to do
  • someone to love
  • something to look forward to
If we don't have those things in our lives, how can we expect to get better.

This list of three things reminded me of a list that Gordon B. Hinckley* gave when talking about what every new convert to the church needs.
  • A friend in the Church to whom you can constantly turn.
  • An assignment. Activity is the genius of this Church.
  • To be constantly "nourished by the good word of God"
It is really so true that in life we need to feel a purpose, have things to love and look forward to. I wonder if this is why I have so many hobbies and interests instead of just picking one and sticking with it.

There are so many great things in life to learn and do. I have so many ideas and interests that I would love to follow. My main problem now is lack of time to do them.

Anyway, this is something I have been thinking over today and I just wanted to share these thoughts.

*Gordon B. Hinckley is the President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the Mormons.

  1. Anonymous7:51 AM

    I love you blog pretty! I would love to make mine more personal. Can you tell me how you made and posted yours? You can get back to me in the comments under one of my posts. Thanks!

  2. Depression can't be an easy thing to live with, glad to hear you've found a way to cope. You're right about finding a purpose, goals keep me going forward.

These are my opinion, viewpoints, and beliefs. If you do not agree, please be kind. If you cannot be kind, please do not comment.


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Thursday, February 24, 2011

Commissions: Angels of Flame Wrap-Up.

A short post today, wrapping up the rest of the Angels of Flame commission work whilst I grind away at the Dark Eldar on my painting bench; and I do mean grind, as there's a fair amount of it involved in making the Craftworld French look more like their evil kin. As far as list-building goes, I keep advising my client to get himself some Rhinos/Razorbacks to safely taxi his troops around. We played a 1000-point battle last week, his SM vs my IG, and I virtually exterminated all of his units while only suffering damage to my Demolisher (immobilized) and Vendetta-mounted squad foolish enough to think they could take on 5 marines. In addition, I had two objectives held and one contested to his one and one. It was only his second game ever, and I tried to teach as much as I could, turn by turn. Hopefully my lessons on movement and target priority sunk in.

As the LR kit he'd bought was a Chaos one, there were  lots of useful bits left over, such as the combi-flamer bit that made it onto this secondhand Landspeeder. It came to him with the sensor spine sheared off, so filed away the frayed parts of the nub and turned it into a sensor optic.

The bikes also came to him secondhand, and were painted all kinds of garish in thick as hell paint; a bath in some Simple Green solved that problem, but I prefer to paint bikes largely unassembled. They're just too fiddly to properly detail otherwise. Luckily the riders were separate, having come as bits from his LR/bit box purchase. There are still LR hull sections in there that I want to turn into a Stormraven for him, but he's rather resistant to the idea. Hopefully the DE Razorwing conversion will warm him to the wonders of the shop.

Being that this was the first Dev box I've ever worked on, I must say I think it's quite a good deal. With a few extra leg/torso bits, you get enough to make fully two squads of Devs, albeit with only one Signum pack for a sergeant. Thus, I had to improvise with a tank bit and an ammo hopper. Even so, there were tons of fiddly bits left over (including servo skulls).

I shot them separately because we had to wait for extra robot pants to come in for assembly, so they were finished a while after their charges. While wish he'd stick to one army until it's built out, I am glad of the color palette switch that the Dark Eldar bring, and it's such a cool army that it's been a real pleasure to work on.  At the same time, working on these guys has been a valuable experience because it's exposing me to kits that I'd otherwise not had the chance to work on, if at all. Hopefully it'll continue to deliver.

Till next time, Happy Thursday, people.

Anonymous said...

I think you made Angels of Fire instead of making Angels of Flame...

#2501 said...

Y'know, I think you're right, although at this point, it matters little.


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Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola says he has been impressed by Jesus Navas at right-back.

The Spanish winger has played in an unfamiliar role for City’s last three games – away at Arsenal and Chelsea and at home to Hull – but has impressed with his industry down the right-hand side.

And it’s not gone unnoticed with the manager who says Navas’ running power and stamina makes him ideally suited.

"I'm really impressed with his performances as a full-back,” Guardiola said. “Not just in terms of up front, but he's a guy who can go up and down.

“But he's not just a fast player. Jesus has this quality - normally fast players can go four times up and down. He can do that it many times, look at the balls he's saved.

“We cannot forget he played against Hazard,he played against Alexis and he was brilliant."

You can watch the second half of Pep’s press conference ahead of the trip to Southampton via the video above.

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The Singing Thing

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‘Ownership’ of disease?

This CNN report caught my attention on their website. I see it might have come from here. (Free registration may be required to view either link.)

Speaking as a gay, white man with AIDS, I think this campaign is wrongheaded. Yes, many young, gay men are ignoring safer sex campaigns – for any number of reasons. Yes, they need a serious wake-up call about the upward trends of HIV infection and the fact that the fifteen pills I take each morning, and again in the evening, are not a cure. (Several of them, in fact, are prescribed to counteract side effects of the others.) Yes, gay men still make up the majority of HIV/AIDS cases in western, “developed” countries. That does not make it their (I’ll disqualify myself as young!) disease. Presumably this is public health department money, at least in part, going into what is obviously an expensive campaign.

The fact is that those statistics include men who have been dead for many years. The infection rate among women is growing. The infection rate among racial minorities (African-Americans in the U.S., First Nations peoples in Canada) is growing! Wealthy gay fundraisers would do well to infuse some prevention money outside “the village” of our respective communities.

The campaign has its merits in that it is hard-hitting, in-your-face and aimed directly at gay men. HIV prevention has been a soft-sell for too long. It reminds gay men that HIV is a preventable disease still far too prevelant in our community. I do not want to dismiss it in a head-in-the-sand sort of way.

I’m just not comfortable with ‘owning’ HIV. It is a narrow view when, in this day and age, I am privileged (as are most gay men with HIV) to have access to prevention, treatment and support programs.

The same cannot be said in places, I’m thinking especially of Africa, where torturous death by AIDS among women and children is more the rule than the exception.

Just as I would not want to see those billboards on the streets of Toronto I continue to be disgusted with the ad campaigns, aimed at gay men here, to inject botox to mask over the effects of HIV and the medications which treat it. Such vanity makes me crazy when women and children elsewhere still dare not dream to share our wealth of treatments!

Am I missing something? I would welcome your comments!

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  1. Interesting post. I guess my problem with this attempt to put HIV back as a “gay disease” (or more accurately a “gay man disease”) is that it could have the effect of making anyone who doesn’t fit that profile feel that they can take risks that they shouldn’t really.

    And a lot of teens (regardless of sexual preference) already have a “this won’t happen to me” sort of attitude.

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The posts in this blog are excerpted from my forthcoming book, also titled My View from the Middle.

The purpose of My View from the Middle is not to lecture (not too much, at least), though there will be a fair number of barbs directed at the Extremes and the Political Machine that uses them. I’m also not trying to issue a wake-up call to the American people. We’re all aware that something’s amiss—even if we can’t agree on what that something is.

I’m also not trying to be an advocate for either Extreme or the Middle.  I am aware that my single viewpoint will not represent the diversity of opinions that constitute the Middle. And I fully expect the Extremes will not appreciate anything I have to say and will decry it as partisan. That, by the way, is what the Extremes do. Take just one step away from the ledge of ape-shit crazy (a.k.a., either Extreme) towards the Middle, and the Extremes suddenly classify you as being “them” instead of “us.”

My View from the Middle presents my views (from the Middle, of course) on issues that bother me about the state of our politics and our social discourse. My intent is not to take sides on any specific issue, but to present my understanding of us as people, the issues impacting our ability to address our problems and to govern, and my thoughts for how we can pull ourselves out of this mess.

I consider my views to be neither definitive nor exhaustive on any subject presented herein. I am keenly aware that there are millions of words previously written about each topic, words written by smarter people, more eloquent people, people who have dedicated their lives to understanding each issue at its deepest level. These people, some of whom we’ve known for thousands of years, have a profound understanding of our struggles beyond any meager analysis that I can bring to bear on the issues. I cannot do better than they have done.

But I can pay homage to them. And perhaps where I can’t be better, I can at least be different. Maybe different is what we need to connect with one another, or to feel that we’ve been heard, or to gain inspiration to be better people.

Or maybe my simple blathering will motivate a few of us to reflect on those great people with their wiser words. You see, for all their brilliance, for all of they’ve contributed to humanity, guiding us forward towards a better world (yes, I do believe this), we, as a country, seem to have forgotten the words and hard-fought lessons of the best of us. We’ve left behind our prophets, philosophers, saints, civic leaders, scientists, and other great minds. People who weren’t perfect, but whose strivings for virtue far exceeded their lapses into vice.

And to what end have we abandoned our better selves? Simply for another chance to take a shot at our “enemies?” People we don’t know but whom we’ve labeled in a way that makes it okay for us to forget ourselves.

My View from the Middle is me saying that we are better than what the Political Machine has made us. We are not perfect people. We are not a perfect society. But we are a great people and a great society. Not through the maneuverings of the Political Machine, which only wants greatness for itself, but through the exertion of the political will of the masses—the masses who dwell somewhere in the Middle.

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About Me

Hi there. My name is Kevin Sutherland. I’m an engineer-turned-fiction writer. I’m also, like many Americans, frustrated by our current political climate and lack of constructive public dialogue.

I believe that on any given issue, the loud, divisive voices showcased daily by the media reflect only the very extremes of potential positions. I believe that most Americans truly hold views that, to a greater or lesser extent, lean away from either Extreme toward the Middle. However, for a variety of reasons, the voices within the reasonable Middle are overwhelmed by those of the chaotic Extremes.

I consider myself about as Middle as they come. This is not to say that I’m not passionate about my beliefs, or that I don’t hold an opinion or two near to the Extremes on a few issues. But I want to understand both sides of a debate so I can try to plot a course toward some meaningful resolution. That’s the engineer in me.

However, being in the Middle doesn’t mean I consider myself a representative of the Middle. Its diversity of opinions makes it so deliciously awesome that it cannot be represented by a single point of view. And I’m most definitely not here to represent a political party or either of the Extremes that dominate so much of our public discourse.

I’m just an average American citizen who’s grown tired of not having a voice in a political system that seems more interested in perpetuating its dominance than it is in governance. I’m tired of a Political Machine populated by people who don’t truly represent us and who have a track record of ineffectual governance—people whom we continue to let speak on our behalf.

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Saturday, July 23, 2016

Christmas in July {Purple Onion Designs}

Good morning. The Purple Onion Designs Anniversary sale is in full swing. Michele is celebrating with a 25% off sale which will be reflected once you add your items to the shopping cart. Now is a great time to get some really fantastic stamps at a great discount.

Today's card is a Christmas in July one.

I colored all the images months ago when it was actually cold. I started out creating the background cutting a stitched rectangle from Neenah cardstock. After stamping the Snowflake Grove Decorated Tree image, I colored with Copic markers, using Ranger Liquid Pearls for the tree decorations. The sentiment from the Helen's Hand Holiday Sentiment set was stamped directly onto the background. I stamped Forrest (hedgehog) and Oakley onto Copic X-Press It cardstock, colored with Copic Markers and then fussy cut out. Both images were attached to the background piece with dimensional tape.

Products: Purple Onion Designs stamps, PTI dp, Neenah and PTI cs, Ranger Liquid Pearls, Memento ink, MFT die, Copic Markers
Copics: Hedgehog-W00, W1, W2, W5, E81, R11, R20, R22, R24; Bear-E30, E31, E33, E40, E41, E42, E44, R11, W00, E81, B41, B32, B34; Tree-YG0000, YG91, YG93, YR30, YR31; Skye-BG0000, BG70

As always, there are some very clever and fun ideas to check out on the Purple Onion Designs blog.

  1. Adorable little critters on this perfectly cute card!

    Jeannie T.
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  2. Your little scene is adorable. I love that sentiment. Have to get that one. :-) Perfect for your Christmas stash. Hugs!


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Crafter’s Workshop Stencil Blog Hop – Number 3

Totally stoked to join again into the Stencil Hop for Julie Fei-Fan Balzer‘s Crafter’s Workshop Templates. I guess if you follow my blog…I do not really have to tell you, how much I love them. If you don’t follow my blog…you should (just kidding ;) )

The designs are amazing and Crafter’s Workshop creates them in a high quality way that gives you a huge versatility in usage!

When Julie came out with those amazing Templates that can be layered I was almost fainting…LOL – sooo cool!!! You can use them with different acrylic paints or with spray paints or with Derwent Inktense blocks and Artbars – oh brother…endless possibilities

Today’s blog hop is focused on the Lotus Blossom Template – it is BEAUTIFUL (insert picture of me in cheerleader outfit exclaiming each of the letters while jumping up and down…oh wait…that might be a terrible picture….better proceed reading ;) )

And there it comes another fun way on how I love to use them :) – I created a Luminaria with the n*Lighten Technique

So much fun to use the n*Lighten Technique with the Stencils- they are perfect for this. So let me show you how it works.

You need for the first steps:

  • the 6×6 Lotus Blossom Crafter’s Workshop Template which was perfect for creating a Luminaria in the end.
  • 4 different colored Embossing Powders – I used the amazing WOW Embossing Powders by Suzy West – I’m just so amazed by the vibrancy of the colors- they seriously rock!
  • Pastel Paper – but I’m sure it will work also with thinner water color paper
  • Embossing Ink Pad – clear
  • Heating Gun

How To:

  1. Lay down the template and use the first image (you can also use all four and alternate later – I did this too)
  2. Dab the Embossing Ink Pad on top of the Template
  3. Make sure that you got the whole image
  4. Lift the Template
  5. Use one color of Embossing Powder and heat emboss
  6. Let cool
  7. Layer on the second image of the Template and again dab the embossing pad on top and sprinkle the second color on top
  8. Now with the second layer you have to be a bit more careful – you do not want to remelt the first layer in a way that it get’s lumpy or starts getting to melt into the second color – just watch closely the reaction
  9. and now repeat with image 3 and 4 and the other two colors of embossing powder
When you lift the paper and hold it against the light you see that  the image got translucent- the embossing powder diffused into the pastell paper and created a plastic layer. Perfect to use to create a Luminaria. Since I hadn’t had a paperback (read I couldn’t find it in my messy studio) I had to come up with something else

I draw a circle around the image that would give enough space to hold adhesive. Then I cut a letter size kraft paper sheet length wise in half. I cut circles with a craft knife out of the kraft paper that would just show the image. I adhered the Lotus Image to the back and bend the paper and glued the ends together forming a role.

And there you go – a summer luminaria- perfect in the garden or on your dinner table.

Warning: Never leave a burning candle unattended. Keep out of reach of children, playful husbands & pets. Be careful to not have the kraft paper too narrow to the candle!

Don’t miss out the others on this blog hop:

Julie Fei-Fan Balzer

Nathalie Kalbach you are here :)

May Flaum

Jenny Barnett Rohrs

My new Über*Media Online Workshop is here – Learn the whole Shebang about Acrylic Paints

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  • Margaret

    A lovely idea and the technique is wonderful too. Thank you for sharing this

  • SusanHnSC

    Love your idea!! and love the stencils…

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Oh no…this artist is better than me…or How working together can be the bigger, more beautiful picture

The message of this short film is so true – and that is why I love working with other artist friends :)

Which artists (music, painting, mixed media, film making, scrapbooking – whatever genre and cross over) would you like to see working together on a project ?

Have an amazing day !

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  • Vicki Chrisman

    Beautiful Beautiful Beautiful… AS ALWAYS!! love it!

  • Andrene

    So true – the world is your canvas….thanks for sharing

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Prix de West Society

The Prix de West Society is the patron support group of the world’s premier contemporary Western art exhibition and sale. The Prix de West Invitational Art Exhibition & Sale is held annually the second weekend in June. Society members have the opportunity to build lasting relationship with artists, art collectors and other Society members through exclusive opportunities available only to patrons.

Prix de West Society Preview and Artist Dinner

Thursday, June 8, 2017

A New Rope by Howard Post. 14 x 11 inches, oil.

5:30 p.m. – Society Preview, Exhibition Galleries

7:00 p.m. – Artist Dinner, Prosperity Junction

One lucky Prix de West Society or Patrons’ Circle member will win a painting by Howard Post. You must be present to win.

Please RSVP by June 2, 2017, by phone, email, or reply card to Cynthia Barnes

(405) 478-2250 ext. 245 •

Recent events:

On April 6, 2017, Society members came together at Exhibit C Gallery in Oklahoma City for Ledger Art, cocktails, and hors d’oeuvres. Eric Singleton, Curator of Ethnology, discussed the heritage and continuing significance of Ledger art and nationally renowned artists Dylan Cavin, Paul Hacker, and George Levi shared the stories and meanings behind their works.

Other upcoming events:

July 13
Wine & Palette with Prix de West Artist Howard Post

September 20
The Marland Estate – Ponca City, Oklahoma
& Artist Talk with Prix de West Artist Harold Holden – Enid, Oklahoma

October 18
Garden Gallery Tour with Curator Don Reeves

Be on the lookout for your invitations to these events!

Click here to learn more and join today.


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Master of Science in Parks and Recreation Management

The Master of Science in Parks and Recreation Management is a challenging program that prepares parks and recreation managers for leadership roles in public and commercial organizations.  Through a student-centered approach, the program emphasizes the development of a manager's ability to forecast and address the evolution of recreation and to lead a recreation organization utilizing optimal practices in leadership, management, and in the delivery of recreational services.  Specific attention is directed at leadership issues, agency management, the utilization of geographic information systems, legal issues, diversity perspectives, and in emerging trends in park, leisure, tourism and recreation.

The program provides for a supportive cohort of parks and recreation management peers, enhanced by instruction by faculty with extensive experience in all aspects of parks and recreation management.  Graduates of the program will gain a comprehensive understanding of the dynamic environment of parks and recreation management to be prepared for their vital role in ensuring the access, development, expansion and assessment of future park, recreation, and leisure service opportunities and experiences for individuals, families, and communities.  The program is designed for those seeking supervisory roles in parks and recreation management.

To allow for the evaluation and processing of your application, and to properly advise you for the coming semester, tou are encouraged to apply as soon as possible.

If you have additional questions, please contact the Chair of Geography, Planning, and Recreation, Dr. Alan.Lew@nau.edu, who is serving as the interim MS in PRM Graduate Coordinator.

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Monthly Archives: September 2013

Alzheimer’s Walk Omaha

One of Worthy Grand Matron Bev Donham’s projects was to have Eastern Star and other Masonic Family folks walk in and raise money for the Alzheimer’s Association walk.  On Sunday, 29 September we all met in Omaha at Mid-Town Crossing for the walk.  It was a great day with hundreds of participants.  WGM Bev’s project raised $4,500 for Alzheimer’s research!  Thank you to all of you who donated to have me walk in this great event!

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Posted by on September 30, 2013 in Appendent Bodies, Random Thoughts

Wall Street Journal article on converting old Lodges

Great article on converting old Lodges into condos!  Seems like a hot market!

Click here: Condos

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Posted by on September 27, 2013 in Random Thoughts

Grand Lodge office gets new parking lot

As the last step in our renovations on the new Grand Lodge building, we are having the old, decrepit parking lot replace with concrete for a long lasting parking lot.  Should be ready to be parked on by next week!

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Posted by on September 27, 2013 in Random Thoughts

Iowa Annual Communications

On 19 – 21 September, First Lady Ann and I attended the Annual Communications of the Grand Lodge of Iowa. The Grand Lodge of Iowa has always supported Nebraska well and we enjoyed our time with our Brethern to the east.  Iowa also has one the best eduction programs and research Lodges I’ve ever come across.  It’s worth checking out on their home page.

Met some old friends, made some new friends and got some good ideas for our jurisdiction.

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Posted by on September 22, 2013 in Installations, Lodge Visits

Hebron Lodge No. 43

Visited Hebron Lodge No. 43 last night along with the Grand Senior Warden John Maxell.  The Lodge opened promptly on time with good ritual work and the business meeting went smooth.  Hebron has a really nice Lodge building and has a great Lodge room. We had a nice meeting, I got to talk to the Brothers about upcoming events and AC.

Keep up the good work, Hebron!

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Posted by on September 18, 2013 in Lodge Visits

Join the Fight against Alzheimer’s!

I’m joining the fight against Alzheimer’s disease, the nation’s sixth-leading cause of death, by participating in Walk to End Alzheimer’s in Omaha on September 29th and I need your support. Together, we can become an unstoppable force against this devastating disease. You can help in two ways:

1. Join me in the fight against Alzheimer’s by walking with me.

2. Help me reach my goal by making a donation to my fundraising page.

I hope to make a big contribution in the fight against Alzheimer’s by raising at least $200, and I’d be so grateful if you join or sponsor me. Your support of Walk to End Alzheimer’s will help the Alzheimer’s Association to enhance Alzheimer’s care and support and advance critical research for all those affected by this devastating disease.

Together, we can reclaim the future for millions. Please visit my fundraising homepage to sign up or to donate today.

Click on this link to go to my donation page and sponsor me: Sponsor Tom in the Alzheimer’s Walk!

(If the link above doesn’t work, cut and past the URL below into your browser)

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Posted by on September 13, 2013 in Random Thoughts

Grand Master’s Golf Tournament at North Bend Golf Course

On 9 September, 73 golfers descended on the North Bend Golf Course for the annual Grand Master’s Golf Tournament! The Grand Master’s Tournament is a fund raiser for the Masonic-Eastern Star Home for Children, the Masonic Home in Plattsmouth and the Nebraska Masonic Foundation.

It turned out to be one of the hottest tournaments in memory with the temp hitting 100 deg. in the afternoon.  Everyone hung in through the heat and we had a great time.  The food was fantastic and was the reward for braving the heat.  As usual we had a great time giving out prizes and gifts.

Many thanks to the golfers who made this a great event and put up with me taking pictures all day!  Also, many thanks to the Golf Committee, North Bend Lodge, North Bend Golf course and the cooks!  Your dedication to this event is what makes it a winner every year!

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This is my first go around with this book. In my book reading reality, I feel like I should have read this many years ago, but that’s not what happened. Actually, I’ve never even seen the movie. But it’s hard to wander along today’s world without encountering the synopsis of something Stephen King wrote. Popular media, culture, trivia, there’s always something that will carry the breeze of knowledge to you.

Thus, I already knew Cujo was about a dog that killed people.

Of course, it being Stephen King, I was under the impression that it had something to do with a supernatural cause. NO idea at all that it was just rabies. Just rabies, as if it’s such a normal every day thing.

I guess I was a little disappointed to find that out. And a portion of me was looking forward to a massively intense bloodbath caused by the dog.

But in the end, it’s a pretty good book. Four people dying isn’t anything to shake a stick at, either.

I wonder what it would have turned out like if King had written this novel in his later years instead of his earliest ones. Would the dog have been possessed? Would the slaughter have been more rampant than it is? It’s an impossible thing to have a conclusive answer for, but it’s still sort of fun to think about.

The greatest difference that I see in this book compared to others, is King trying to end the dog’s story on a positive note. Saying that it ultimately wasn’t the dogs fault that he wrought destruction and death. I don’t think he bothers with such things in his newer books, because it takes away from the horror of it all. It interrupts the reader. The happy ending for us was that the dog was killed. We didn’t really need to be told that had he survived and somehow miraculously gotten better, Cujo would have felt guilt for what he’d done. The fact that he’s a good dog is established very early on.

But I can see what he was trying to do there.

Again, it’s not a bad book. I enjoyed it quite a bit.

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Avcorp Industries Inc.: Second Quarter Fiscal 2000 Results

24 May 2000

Avcorp Industries Inc reported a $79,000 second quarter loss compared to a loss of $9,610,000 in the same period last year and a loss of $99,000 in the previous quarter. Revenues increased 11% to $22,994,000 compared to $20,702,000 last year. The quarter benefited from one-time recoveries on both Boeing and Bombardier programs, which represented about 9% of the quarter's sales and improved the gross margins in the quarter. Avcorp Industries Inc. is a Canadian aerospace industry manufacturer. The Company is a single-source supplier for design, machining, fabrication and assembly of metal, composite and plastic components for global aerospace markets.

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Gurit Composites Introduce Uniform Operating Structure

27 January 2006

As part of the projected division of the Gurit-Heberlein Group into two independent companies, Gurit's composite operations have been integrated under a new, uniform operational and management structure.

In the Advanced Composites sector, Gurit will be known worldwide simply by the name ""Gurit"". The traditional company names SP, IMS, Stesalit and Gurit Suprem will – where they support specific marketing activities – continue to be used in certain segments as brands, yet the individual companies will no longer appear externally. The Group is no longer organized according to the set up of production sites but will now be focusing on three principal, high-potential markets and serve these markets with a complete range of semi-finished products.

Wind Energy

Gurit Composites will be working to further strengthen its position at the cutting edge of the industry as a leading supplier to the wind power industry worldwide. With its wide product range (glass fibre and carbon fibre prepegs, structural foams, gel coats and resins), Gurit supplies virtually all the major producers in a dynamic market that is expanding rapidly all over the world. Apart from a high-output manufacturing base in Europe and its traditionally close links with Gamesa and Vestas, two European manufacturers of wind power systems, the production facility in North America is also becoming increasingly important. The company recently finalized agreements to supply GE Wind with significant volumes of the structural foam products used to reinforce hollow spaces in the blades of wind generators. These structural foams were initially used in shipbuilding but, as predicted and planned, are rapidly becoming an increasingly important source of income in the wind energy market. The extremely tense situation that existed on the carbon fibre supply market last year has eased slightly, but Gurit is doing everything in its power to increase the reliability of supplies.

Aerospace, Automotive and Mass Transportation

Advanced composites are also assuming an increasingly important role in the highly diverse transport sector. As in the past, the pioneering industries here remain aeronautics and astronautics, as well as high-end sports cars. Sales to the aeronautics industry are very encouraging. Apart from high levels of production of existing successful aircrafts, the initially delayed production of the new Airbus 380 is now running and leads to a sharp rise in the demand for advanced composites. For the A380, Airbus has certified a total of 17 new products made by Gurit. In future, the company plans to draw on the wealth of experience gathered in all production facilities to open up markets in mass automobile production and the public transport sector.

Marine and Sport

With a number of major sailing events in the offing, the company's shipbuilding business is developing well. Here, Gurit has traditionally been one of the leading developers and suppliers of innovative high-end materials. These often carbon fibre based materials are also finding increasing use in the production of high-class serial production yachts. Despite lower volumes in its winter sports business, Gurit managed to maintain its position in a stagnating – and in some areas declining – market.

Reorganization and restructuring

As part of the decision to focus clearly on the three markets outlined above, Gurit will be reorganizing its purchasing, research and development, and production worldwide. In the next few weeks, certain production facilities will be amalgamated, newly structured and, in some cases, relocated so as to be closer to rapidly growing markets, regions and customers. In North America, particularly, enormous increases in local production and overall sales have been recorded in recent months, and for this reason the company will be further extending its strategically important presence there. The production site in Innsbruck/Austria, which specializes almost exclusively in material used for winter sports applications, will be closed. The foil production will be moved to factories in Switzerland and Germany, the prepreg capacities to North America.

In Innsbruck, around 50 people will be affected by the decision; a redundancy scheme is currently being worked out with the works committee. Strategic options for the foil business which is not focused on the above mentioned markets are currently being evaluated.

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Battery-Powered Ferry Offers Sustainable Sightseeing

The sister ship of the renowned passenger ferry Vision of the Fjords takes sustainability one step further. A catamaran constructed from carbon fibre composite that runs entirely on batteries, Future of the Fjords will offer sightseeing with a minimum of environmental impact.

Funding Offered for UK Exporters at Trade Shows

The UK's Engineering Industries Association (EIA) and the Manufacturing Technologies Association (MTA) have received confirmation of government funding for UK engineering companies to exhibit at overseas trade shows.

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Boeing Honours 16 Suppliers of the Year

27 April 2012

Boeing has honoured 14 companies and two academic institutions at their Supplier of the Year event, recognising exceptional performance and contributions to the company's overall success during 2011.

Boeing explain that their Supplier of the Year awards are based on quality, on-time delivery, post-delivery support, and cost and demonstrated ability to anticipate and respond to changing requirements.

"These supplier-partners excelled in delivering results, performance and customer satisfaction in 2011, and they play a key role in enabling Boeing to be a global leader in technology and innovation," said Jim McNerney, Chairman, President and CEO of The Boeing Company. "We are grateful to have them as key members of our team."

"In today’s challenging business environment, an agile supply chain that continuously delivers excellent performance is critical," said Jack House, Vice President of Supplier Management for Boeing Defence, Space and Security and leader of Boeing's companywide Supplier Management program. "These partners have demonstrated outstanding commitment to providing our customers with the best-value, highest-quality products and services, while meeting the customers' requirements and anticipating their needs for the future."

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The UK's Engineering Industries Association (EIA) and the Manufacturing Technologies Association (MTA) have received confirmation of government funding for UK engineering companies to exhibit at overseas trade shows.

ASTi Selects Solvay’s Ryton PPS for Industrial Sensor Housings

Solvay reports that Advanced Sensor Technologies Inc (ASTi) has selected Ryton polyphenylene sulphide (PPS) to mould protective housings for two industrial-grade sensors.


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Braces Tower – Pasteism EP {mtk131}

Artist: Braces Tower
Title: Pasteism EP
Catalog #: mtk131
Label: Monotonik
Release Date: 2004/06/03

It’s good to come back to what you know, and we felt like UK artist Braces Tower, previously member of the Wiija-signed, Radiohead-supporting, Peel Session-ing Loveblobs way back in the mists of time, was due another release on Monotonik with his delightful blend of sass, electronics, and intelligent sampledelica, since his first ‘Pshhh EP’ was so well received by all a year or two back. So we asked him nicely, and the round-up compilation ‘Pasteism’ is the unholy result.

So there’s a great deal of diversity across the 8 tracks of ‘Pasteism’, from the opening, wonderfully languid meanderings of ‘Action Jackson’, seguing straight into the frantic skank of ‘El Fuego’ – and the hits just keep on coming from there. Some of the other highlights? Let’s try the sophisticated jazz of ‘Spelling Bee’, the funky Sesame-ish groove of ‘Eleven Twelve’, and the ending, tremendously blissed out nu chill of ‘Nameless’. We’re not nameless, but we are speechless.

[Thanks to Eduardo Sousa for the great cover-pic.]

cover by Eduardo Sousa

01. Action Jackson [MP3]
02. El Fuego [MP3]
03. Beatitude [MP3]
04. Spelling Bee [MP3]
05. Improbable [MP3]
06. The General Synopsis [MP3]
07. Eleven Twelve [MP3]
08. Nameless [MP3]

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