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If you live in Laurelville and need to find a fast and reliable internet service provider that is trustworthy, then you will be pleased to know that HughesNet has a variety of exciting options available right here in Laurelville! While there may be a lot of different companies that can provide people in Laurelville, Ohio and the neighboring communities with internet service, none of them can compare with the level of service, options, and reliability that HughesNet offers. HughesNet brings cutting edge satellite technology to residents of Laurelville, making DSL and cable services an inferior choice in Laurelville, OH.With high capacity satellites that are now equipped with Gen 4 SmartTechnologies, HughesNet has the ability to provide residents of Ohio with satellite internet that is faster than ever. HughesNet has a stellar reputation for quality, reliability, and service, it’s no wonder HughesNet is the #1 satellite internet service provider in the Unites States.

Ohio has tens of thousands of residents in rural areas that rely on the internet for entertainment in the home as well as for business. Traditionally, cable and DSL companies have not offered high speed internet connections to rural residents simply because the infrastructure was not in place. Now, people throughout Ohio, including Laurelville, that live in rural areas and need high speed internet that is fast and reliable have an option with HughesNet as their satellite internet provider. HughesNet has established themselves as being one of the premier internet service providers in the area of Laurelville, offering these services to those who live in areas that would ordinarily have very limited internet service provider options. More and more, folks who live in rural areas and even those who live in more populated town centers, are choosing satellite internet over other providers. HughesNet satellite internet provides Laurelville residents flexibility, and the ability to receive high speed internet service no matter how far out in the state of Ohio they may live. HughesNet is faster, stronger and more reliable.

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According to the calendar, end of January is the most cold time of the year.
However, it is rare to have heavy snow in Tokyo...

It has started snowing before noon and we had about 5-10cm (2-4inches) deep snow in central Tokyo. Under these circumstances, public transportation such as Train, Subway, Metro, Bus are delayed or you have to take another available option, or you would be stuck in the worst case scenario.

Forecasted highest temperature of the day was 4℃ (39℉), but it felt like 0℃ (32℉) or less!

Freezing, but quite experience!

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Last look at who got its vote out already

Note: there'll be a quick projections update later this morning and then nothing until Sunday night. If you wanna know, my current projections have the Liberals at 137 seats and the CPC at 127.

You win elections by convincing people to vote for you and then actually making sure they go out and cast a ballot. While I'm not one who believes "machines" to get the vote out are the most important factor -I worked for campaigns that were clearly disorganized and yet the vote got out- I have to acknowledge that it can make a small difference.

We now got multiple polls surveying people who already voted. That is to say sampling the 4.7 mio Canadians who voted during the advance polls, a record. The 5 polls are from Mainstreet, Angus-Reid (check the detailed pdf), Ekos, Insight West (BC only) and Innovative. Firms with different methodologies and various results for the voting intentions.

In order to remove as much "house effect" (i.e the bias introduced by the specific methodology of a pollster), I took the difference between the reported votes and the voting intentions from the polls from these firms. For instance for Ekos, while 30% declared wanting to vote for the Conservatives, 37.5% declared having done so during the advance vote, thus a differential of 7.5%.

The table below presents all the results as well as a simple average.

It seems the Tories are the ones who most consistently score higher among people who have already voted. The Liberals do particularly well according to Mainstreet but it's a disaster according to Ekos (interesting that the two extremes for the LPC are from the two firms using IVR technology).

The average is influenced by the BC only numbers from Insight West of course. But even removing this poll wouldn't change the overall picture. Also, Campaign Research shows that BC is the province  -with Alberta- with the highest ratio of people who already voted over the number of people who intend to do so (40% versus 50%; remember polls always overestimate turnout because people who don't vote don't admit or straight up don't answer polls). This could matter because during the advance poll, the NDP was only starting its rise and was clearly 3rd in this province. That means it's possible many people who voted back then could have changed their mind. I don't think it's an issue major enough to cause a massive polling failure -mostly because people who vote in advance tend to be more committed anyway- but it could have a small influence and help the Tories.

As a reminder, in 2015, data shows the Liberals beat their polling numbers during the advance vote (and then went on to do the same on election day thanks to a late surge). It doesn't seem to be the case this year, unless Mainstreet is right (but if Mainstreet's numbers are right, the Liberals are also easily ahead in Ontario and could well be close to a majority).

I really hope Election Canada will release the advance turnout by riding today so that we can see where the increase is. In Quebec last year, we could clearly see the Liberal vote not coming out for instance. In BC 2 years ago, we could tell Surrey was going to flip - and it did. Surge in turnout is usually bad for incumbents.

So all in all, I don't see anything that would suggest the Liberals to beat their polling numbers. If anything, it seems the Conservatives are more likely to do so. Although it's also likely that the CPC has more very committed voters but will pick up a lot less of undecided on Monday (or NPD/Green voting strategically at the last minute).

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New drug could restore hearing in the deaf

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A new drug being tested by UCLH and UCL researchers could improve the hearing in deaf or partially deaf patients.

There are currently no drugs available that treat hearing loss. At present, patients have to opt for hearing aids or cochlear implants, which don’t address the root cause of hearing loss.

Damage to the sensory hair cells in the cochlea – known as sensorineural hearing loss – is a major cause of hearing loss acquired later in life: 90% of cases of hearing loss are sensorineural. Overall, 1 in 6 people in the UK – and around half a billion people worldwide and over 360 million people worldwide – have hearing loss.

Hair cell loss has long been thought to be irreversible, but various earlier studies in animals indicate that functioning inner ear sensory hair cells may be regenerated through the use of a small molecule substance called a gamma-secretase inhibitor.

And now, researchers at UCLH’s Royal National Throat Nose and Ear Hospital (RNTNEH) and UCL Ear Institute are leading a trial – being undertaken by the REGAIN (Regeneration of inner ear hair cells with gamma-secretase inhibitors) consortium made up of partners in the Netherlands, UK, Greece, Germany and Denmark – to test a drug in patients with hearing loss based on these studies.

Professor Anne Schilder, director of evidENT at the UCL Ear Institute and NIHR Research Professor, who is supported by the National Institute for Health Research UCLH Biomedical Research Centre and is leading the design and delivery of the REGAIN clinical trial, said: “We are proud to be part of the REGAIN consortium and to be leading on translating this scientific breakthrough into a treatment that may improve people’s hearing and lives.”

For ‘phase 1’ of the REGAIN trial, which took place throughout 2018, the clinical research team at RNTNEH gave the drug via injections to the ear to 15 patients with mild to moderate sensorineural hearing loss, to test the safety and tolerability of the drug.

Researchers at UCLH and UCL – along with sites in Germany and Greece – are now moving on to the next stage of the REGAIN clinical trial: a ‘Phase 2 study’ which will test the efficacy of the drug in 40 adults with mild to moderate adult-onset sensorineural hearing loss.

Professor Shakeel Saeed, Professor of Otology and Clinical Director at RNTNEH and lead clinician on the REGAIN clinical trial, said: “We are very excited by this research and are thankful to all the participants in the study without whom we could not have delivered on this trial.”

Hearing loss can prevent and hinder participation in social situations, and the overall health and quality of life of people with hearing loss is poorer than that of the general population. Hearing loss has been identified as an important risk factor for dementia with mild hearing loss doubling the risk, and severe hearing loss increasing the risk of dementia five-fold.

Current treatments – hearing aids and cochlear implants – work by amplifying the sound waves entering a person’s ear, but have no impact on the underlying physical problems in the ear responsible for hearing loss, and don’t work well in noisy environments.

Patients interested in participating in phase 2 of the REGAIN clinical trial at UCLH and UCL can visit www.regainyourhearing.eu.

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Numerous exercises are useful for building a family together in solidarity. A week after week games night, where everybody goes through an hour or so playing at least one games after a night dinner is one such action. Here are seven of the most convincing motivations to plan one for your family.

1 Inexpensive: Family games can be reasonable. A solitary pack of cards can be utilized to play many various games. A lot of bones is additionally a modest venture, while spoken (or word) games are free. How great is that!

2 Suitable for all ages: There are games appropriate for small kids and different games which suit grown-ups or more established kids. There are still more games for players all things considered, from newborn children to incredible grandparents. There is on purpose behind anybody to pass up a great opportunity, essentially in light of their age.

3 Does not victimize physical incapacities: With family games, your physical ability level doesn’t make a difference. For whatever length of time that your cerebrum is working, you can participate. You could even bring the game into a sickroom or anyplace else with the goal that nobody needs to pass up a major opportunity.

4 Both instructive and engaging: Let’s face it, supposed ‘instructive’ games can here and there be genuinely exhausting. Notwithstanding, a family games night permits them to unconsciously learn letter or potentially number acknowledgment, numerical abilities and even topography/history/and so on aptitudes (contingent upon the game) while they simply think they are having a ton of fun.

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Men may always adore something that is naughty for their eyes, much more if it’s their partners’ mischievous sheer underwear. Though this particular apparel is actually somewhat regular already within the lives associated with couples, adding an additional naughtiness inside it will help to make everything remarkable. This is really a woman’s quiet tease to some man in order to chase following her.

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Summer is racing to an end! Sunday School for the 2019-20 year will launch on Sunday, September 15, with a brand new, exciting, program-wide curriculum entitled Soul Matters. We will share registration and program details soon! In the meantime, we continue to offer childcare during Sunday morning services for children through age 5 in the Nursery on the lower level of Fellowship Hall near the stairs. When Sunday School resumes, we will offer classes for children ages 3 and up. The Nursery will serve infants and toddlers 0-2.

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Amarone Classico of Valpolicella. One of the best italian wines

Grape varieties: Corvina 70%, Corvinone 25%,Rondinella 5%.
Vineyard area: Monte Tenda, Monte Crosetta, Rasso — on the top of limestone hills in the Fumane, and San Pietro in Cariano areas, where the soil is ideal for the production of great red wines.
Yield: 7 tonnes (from 3000 to 5000 vines per ha)
Training system: Guyot, double Pergola, single Pergola.
Harvest Date: End of September – beginning of October, grapes are hand-picked and only the best part of the bunch is kept for raisining on screens under condition of temperature and humidity control.
Vinification: Beginning of January. The grapes are crushed and fermented in conical tanks at 14º C, with daily plungings.
Elevage: In barrels /large vats for 33-36 months. It is aged for further 12 months in bottle, before release.

Alcohol content: 15,5%
Total acidity: 6,5 g/l
Sugars: 7,1 g/l

Intense, red garnet-coloured, aristocratic and full-bodied. Spicy and complemented by ripe fruit sensations.


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Malcolm Parry: Chefs compete to benefit Ronald McDonald house

Malcolm Parry, Vancouver Sun columnist

TRULY LOVIN’ IT: You won’t find Campagnolo chef Robert Belcham’s wild-mushroom-stuffed chicken wing with cherries, chilies and mint in McDonald’s restaurants. Nor has Big Mac Central adopted Four Seasons chef Ned Bell’s pink salmon burger with milk bun and sweet-and-sour zucchini relish. But they surfaced at Ronald McDonald House recently in a contest which Maenam’s Angus An won with grilled tuna salad, fried shallots and chili jam.

As contestants laboured, the benefiting Heather-at-31st residence’s 73 suites were filled with families of children being treated at adjacent BC Children’s Hospital. The Michael Green-designed facility now serves 2,500 families yearly, CEO Richard Pass said. Their average 54-day stays can reach nine months for cancer patients and kin. Meanwhile, 2,000-square-foot suites planned for Nanaimo and Kamloops will replicate a condo-like $700,000 unit at Surrey Memorial Hospital, Pass said.

WITH A CAUSE: Bard on The Beach artistic director Christopher Gaze was symbolically skewered in July, 2013 when sword-fighting displays accompanied the launch of C.C. (Chris) Humphreys’ 12th novel, Shakespeare’s Rebel. Gaze faced merely box-office peril this week when a stage version premiered in the company’s Kits Point tent. But crowds rolled up, Bard patrons approved, and Gaze mounted his palfrey mare, okay, a WestJet flight for eight days at Stratford’s Shaw Festival.

EVER GROWING: The Indian Summer Festival Laura Byspalko and Sirish Rao founded has grown to host 17 cultural events for its fifth season. Its sold-out opening gala drew a record 500 to the Roundhouse Community Centre recently. Many wore South Asian garb, including Andrew Petter, president of the festival’s premier partner, Simon Fraser University. Dragons’ Den panelist Vikram Vij had eight eateries, including his  Vij’s Railway Express and My Shanti, feed the multitude. The festival will formally wrap tonight with a screening of the jazz-themed Taj Mahal Foxtrot and party at a pre-Indian-independence-named venue, The Imperial.

CURIOUSER AND CURIOUSER: Indian Summer Festival administrator Anoushka Ratnarajah co-wrote the 2010 show Capital, Alice! It’s an anti-capitalist parody of Lewis Carroll’s Alice In Wonderland. No less whimsically, she showed Jive Communications principal Almira Bardai a forearm tattoo that could be of an aircraft firing at a ship. In fact, it represents her future father flying from Malaysia and mother voyaging from Canada to meet and marry in London.

It was 2008 when Bardai learned that her and Lindsay Nahmiache’s then-new firm’s name also stood for a jargon that could include … uh, bovine scat. No impediment, it seems, as Jive now has 15 employees in Vancouver and Toronto, with expansion to L.A. imminent. The firm likely gained by not having its press releases begin with the jivy: “I hope you are well.”

ARTSPEAK 101: Speaking of jive, a local gallery claims an exhibiting artist’s “work is known for its transformational relationship to context and its exploration of the cultural mediation of experience.”

PRIDAL PATH: Davie Streeters filled the Junction Pub recently for TD Bank Group senior VP Mauro Manzi’s Pride party. Supporting Pride, “is good for employees, our customers and … for business. We also think it’s the right thing,” Manzi said earlier. Pride Society president Tim Richards, who is also Telus’s senior program manager, had something else in mind. Although their namesake streets never meet, he’ll marry Dior store staffer Brandon Howe, Aug. 15.

DUE RESPECT: A generation of folk are thankful to BC Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS director Dr. Julio Montaner for researching antiretroviral therapies and for his many other treatment and prevention initiatives. At the Pan Pacific hotel tonight, he’ll be further honoured by global peers arriving for the International AIDS Society’ conference July 19 through 22.

HOT FOOT: Carp may be “stately fish often found in sluggish waters.” But the Canadian Association of Retired Persons, now known as CARP, envisions something livelier: “A society in which everyone can live active, independent, purposeful lives as they age.” The related Zoomer magazine’s April cover added encouragement with “We’re still having SEX.”

Making whoopee wasn’t the ruling theme at a recent Vancouver-chapter get-together in the Petley-Jones art gallery. Still, one wondered what a rotund, bewhiskered chap wearing a pith helmet had in mind for what appeared to be a holstered ticket-punch.

As for tickets, gallerist Matt Petley-Jones got a doozy while hurrying fiancé Sue Danahy from Ottawa to his dad William’s 100th-birthday party in Edmonton. Police near Thunder Bay impounded the car (hers) for seven days, but their romance zoomed on with a resort wedding now planned.

BY ANY OTHER NAME: With some 200 artists’ works centred on his Chinatown building, condo marketer Bob Rennie resists calling the invitation-only facility a gallery. But Bloomberg News got close by listing it and 45 others globally as “private museums,” and noting that Rennie, while still at loggerheads with the Vancouver Art Gallery, is now a director of the Art Institute of Chicago.

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Friday, July 22, 2011

Friday Poem: Credo by James McAuley

On my holiday I was introduced to the work of an Australian poet named James McAuley, and I haven't stopped being excited since.

You see, Australia's a nice place to live, and we have some neat things in our history. But we don't have a lot of history. The first British Australian colony began in 1788, the same year that came the first rumbles of the French Revolution: in other words, the same year that modernism came of age. Britain's history reaches far back to the earliest Christendom. Even the United States can look back with fondness on Puritan and Huguenot settlers (though it rarely does). But what does Australia have? Not a whole lot. Our entire history has taken place during the modernist era; we have, as the chap said of twentieth-century Scotland, "no gods and precious few heroes."

No Beowulf poet for us; no Edmund Spenser; not even a Chesterton or Tolkien to our name. Up till now, I had believed that Banjo Paterson was the acme of Australian letters, and it's been downhill ever since.

Not entirely, as it turns out.

James McAuley (1917-1976) started life as an extreme left-wing anarchist. It seems to have been early on, however, that he became annoyed with modernist poetry--nonsensical free verse without rhyme or reason. In 1944 he masterminded the Ern Malley Hoax: randomly selecting lines from encyclopaedias, he slapped together a set of meaningless poems and sent them off to a prominent modernist literary magazine. He was, he told them, the old maid sister of a dead poet, who wished the dead man's work to be recognised after his death. The modernist establishment went gaga and Ern Malley was hailed as the new great voice of modernist poetry in Australia. When McAuley tore off his whiskers and announced that it was all mockery, the literati seethed with resentment.

In 1952 McAuley sealed his fate by converting to Roman Catholicism and publishing A Letter to John Dryden in a prominent literary magazine. In it he systematically insulted everything he could lay his hands on, starting with modernism ("Neurotic modern mind...loud, indistinct, moronic") and riding gaily on to tilt at TS Eliot ("To drift, and flutter, hesitate, opine/Hint at a meaning, murmur that God knows/And gently settle in a soup of prose"), public schooling ("This specious monster"), universities ("Where Christ, Augustine, and the Stagirite/Lie dead and buried, neither wrong nor right/Under a sneer of silence cold as arctic night"), communism, and so on. Even worse, he held up Christianity as the truth--here alone the poem declines vicious satire:
Not seldom men in seeking to defy
Their Lord have seen the pity in His eye;
Many a one has held the clothes like Saul,
And risen not long after to be Paul.
Worst of all, McAuley wrote his poem in iambic pentameter. Iambic pentameter which rhymed. Quelle scandale! To introduce structure and discipline into art! Even McAuley's choice of poetic form was a slap in the face of modernism.

James McAuley went on to write several volumes of poetry, including Captain Quiros, an epic about the discovery of Australia. He was also prominent in the founding of Quadrant, Australia's most prominent conservative magazine, and the Democratic Labour Party which to this day is one of the strongest pro-life political parties in Australia. In his later years he went to become the Chair of English at the University of Tasmania, an institution which would probably like to hush it all up now. After his death in 1976 from cancer, a peculiar thing happened: a soft and impenetrable veil of silence fell over James McAuley. It was as if his name and works suddenly became taboo. His books went quietly out of print. His poetry was firmly hushed up and ignored. But what about Ern Malley, one of the most famous literary pranks in the world? Ah, McAuley's only important work...his greatest modernist poetry. And so James McAuley passed not only beyond life but also beyond knowledge.

Folks, meet James McAuley--an Australian poet, and a Christian, and my new hero.

This poem reminds me strongly of JRR Tolkien's Mythopoeia.

That each thing is a word
Requiring us to speak it;
From the ant to the quasar,
From clouds to ocean floor--

The meaning not ours, but found
In the mind deeply submissive
To the grammar of existence,
The syntax of the real;

So that alien is changed
To human, thing into thinking:
For the world's bare tokens
We pay golden coin,

Stamped with the king's image;
And poems are prophecy
Of a new heaven and earth,
A rumour of resurrection.

Christina Baehr said...

This made me happy.

Thank you.

Also, was thinking that "The Syntax of the Real" would make an excellent title for an essay on his work/thought.

Maybe we can hope for some kind of McAuley-appreciation resurgence in time for the centenary of his birth?

Suzannah said...

And thank YOU for introducing me to him.

I feel like my efforts on behalf of a John Buchanaissance have gone pretty well so far. McAuley can be next!

Anonymous said...

McAuley sounds interesting. I hadn't heard of him before, so I'll have to look him up.

However, according to Wikipedia, Australia was settled between 42,000 and 48,000 years ago. That's a lot of history! Just not, you know, BRITISH. It's kind of like me saying that was no history in my hometown before my parents settled there.

Amy said...

What a discovery. You have piqued my interest. :)

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Friday, May 31, 2013

handmade pompoms
Oh my, it's the end of May already? Summer is upon us?! How did this happen?  I feel like time is whirling right on by and leaving me in the dust lately. I'm looking forward to a point where I have a little more of that precious time to formulate my thoughts, come up with action plans, and really and go after those goals that I've been contemplating for what feels like forever. But for now, I'll keep jogging along in the dust cloud, keeping up as best as I can. Slow and steady wins the race...right?

Shop updates: I'm working on some new MINI stamp designs that I'm VERY excited about. I've also got a couple new fabric designs in the works. I sketched one out before my trip to London and surprised myself the other day when I found it in my sketchbook. I had totally forgotten about it! Love it when that happens. I'm also hoping to get more sewn fabric goods listed if my dear old Elna decides to cooperate. (Seriously, the bobbin tension on that thing is all over the place sometimes.)

*The pompoms in the photo above I must have made 3-4 months ago. They're still sitting in my mental TBD project zone. Good news is I think I've finally decided on the perfect use for them! In the meantime, they're super cute piled up in my vintage pink teacups.*

That's a MINI of a different color...

Tuesday, May 28, 2013

I received a new fabric shipment today and couldn't resist color coding my new stack!

mini cooper fabric by vitamini

My Little MINIs fabric print, available in (almost) every color of the rainbow! Red, pink, orange, yellow, green, teal, bright blue, dark blue, and black. If you've been interested in a larger piece of fabric from my Etsy shop, send me a convo. I have all the colors in stock and ready to ship! No pesky wait times! :) Check out the fabric section in my Vitamini shop.

If you're looking for an idea for how to use your new Little MINIs fabric, check this out. I made a couple of these fun color blocked zippy bags this weekend with a scrap of the black pattern and a bright blue solid.

MINI Cooper color blocked zipper bags
MINI Cooper color blocked zipper bags

The great thing: each bag only uses 2, 3" x 8" strips of the MINI print fabric. So you could make a few with just one fat quarter. So fun! Solids fabrics are a natural choice to pair with the prints, but I'm excited to experiment with a few other print combinations. Stripes, dots, plaids... I can't wait to sew up a few more!

MINI Cooper color blocked zipper bags

Hoping things are OK soon.

Tuesday, May 21, 2013

I'm sure everyone is fully aware of the massive tornado devastation in Moore, Oklahoma by now. For those of us who are too far away to lend a hand in person, there are lots of donation opportunities popping up. You can donate directly to the Red Cross by texting REDCROSS to 90999 to make a $10 donation and specify OK tornadoes.

Shop Good Tornado Relief Tee

There are also other small businesses jumping up with goods for sale benefiting the Red Cross. I just purchased a few of these Moore Tornado Relief Tees from Shop Good. It feels good to support a small Oklahoma business and all of the proceeds will be donated to Red Cross tornado relief. Win, win. Order a few and give them to your friends.

*Shop Goods tweeted earlier this evening that they've raised $6500 and counting for the Red Cross through their t-shirt sales. Awesome!

Travel jewelry wrap.

Monday, May 20, 2013

Fabric jewelry wrap
Before I left on my trip to London, I had been thinking about things that would make my life a little easier when I'm traveling and realized that I didn't have anything to hold my jewelry! I had just purchased a 1/4 yard of this great fabric and thought it would be perfect for a jewelry wrap! I found this great tutorial from Sew Crafty Jess but altered the steps to fit the materials I had on hand and the style I was going for. Here's what I did and the materials I used:

Fabric jewelry wrap

1/4 yard outside fabric
1/4 yard felt or batting
Embroidery floss in coordinating colors
Embroidery hoop
1/4 yard inside fabric
1/4 yard clear vinyl
3 zippers
1 package double fold bias tape
2 buttons
Yarn or twine for the tie
Beads for the tie ends

I used this tutorial as a guide, but altered the process a bit to fit my materials. Finished dimensions of the wrap are 8" wide x 18.5" long

I basted the felt onto the outside fabric and did some embroidery using floss in coordinating colors. You can skip the embroidery step, but I thought it gave the fabric a little more character and special detail. The felt also gives the wrap some extra padding.

Fabric Jewelry Wrap

Cut a 4" x 9" strip of fabric for the zipper ends. Iron it in half lenthwise. Open it up, and fold the outer edges inside to the center fold and press. You'll end up with 1" x 9" strip. Cut it into 1 1/2" pieces to go on e

After I had my outer fabric all ready, I cut the inside fabric to size (8" x 18.5"), and then just followed the directions from the tutorial. I also altered the size of my pockets a little bit since I only had 3 zippers instead of 4.

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What I learned:

Vinyl can be difficult to sew! I used 4 gauge vinyl for this project and found it to be very slippery and stretchy. As I was sewing, it would shift under the pressure foot, making it difficult to keep straight and aligned. Fortunately, there were only a couple small spots on the inside of the pockets that bunched up. Maybe thicker vinyl wouldn't shift as much? I'll have to do some experimenting.

*Here's a little tip that I heard somewhere years ago: Vinyl can stick to your sewing machine's pressure foot if your foot isn't non-stick. To fix this and make your vinyl glide under the foot while you're sewing it, just put a piece of scotch tape on the underside of the foot, cutting out the space where the needle passes through. Voila! No more sticking!

Since I used metal zippers, it was better to use larger zipper ends so I wouldn't have to sew over the actual zipper when I added the bias tape. I cut 4" x 9" strips for the zipper ends, followed the steps in the tutorial for ironing, and cut it into 6, 1.5" pieces. These larger zipper ends also made the bias tape lay flatter than it would if I had to sew over the zippers.

Fabric jewelry wrap All in all it was a fun sewing project to try out and was so useful on my trip. My jewelry was easy to see and was nice and safe when all wrapped up. I'm planning on making a few more soon. I think they'd make great, useful gifts!

New Classic: Arne Clausen Collection

Monday, May 13, 2013

Arne Clausen Collection from Lucie Kass

I'm always on the hunt for authentic mid-century housewares and decor at thrift shops and garage sales. Some things are difficult increasingly difficult to find, so it's great when designers re-release popular products. One item I've never had the pleasure to come across in real life is the coveted Catherineholm Lotus Bowl. Originally issued in enamel, the design is being re-released by Danish design company Lucie Kass in ceramic for the Arne Clausen Collection, named for the man who created the popular design.

The name Arne Clausen might not sound familiar to many people, nevertheless, the Norwegian artist had a very influential role in one of Scandinavia's biggest design successes in the 1960's. Arne Clausen was employed as a decorator at the Norwegian factory Cathrineholm and he is behind the world famous "lotus" pattern which adorned many of the most popular products from Cathrineholm. Other than being used to decorate products from Cathrineholm the "lotus" pattern also found its way to Denmark where it was used to decorate porcelain items from Lyngby Porcelæn. The iconic "lotus" pattern is by many considered one of the most powerful examples of timeless Scandinavian design.
In collaboration with Arne Clausen's family we have launched a collection of ceramic bowls where the beautiful "lotus" pattern again comes to its right.

Arne Clausen Collection from Lucie Kass Arne Clausen Collection from Lucie Kass

Aren't they beautiful? I'm eyeing the white and aqua one. I think it would look great in my kitchen on my teal countertops! The list of stockists doesn't show any retail US locations yet, but I'm hoping they make their way to this continent soon.

Images and quote from Lucie Kass.

Cutting flowers out of felt or paper.

Sunday, May 5, 2013

Cherry Blossom Wreath

I shared this Cherry Blossom Wreath project last year, and recently received a request from a reader for more detailed information on how to create the felt flowers. I've outlined the process with step-by-step photos. I hope it helps!

Cherry Blossom Wreath

I'm demonstrating this technique with paper, but the same process works with felt.
Start with a square of your material. I used a 2" square in these photos.

Cutting flowers out of paper or felt

Draw a simple flower with 5 petals onto the material. I usually skip this step and just go for it with my scissors, but it's easier to keep your cuts organized if you have some lines to follow.

Cutting flowers out of paper or felt

It's best to cut from the outside of your material inwards, instead of trying to turn the scissors in tight spots. This image shows the directions of the cuts.

Cutting flowers out of paper or felt

Cut along the lines and remove the excess. That's it! A simple flower.

Cutting flowers out of paper or felt Cutting flowers out of paper or felt

To add a little more cherry blossom flower detail, cut v-shaped notches out of the ends of the petals.

Cutting flowers out of paper or felt

For a little more detail, cut strips out of the center of each petal.

Cutting flowers out of paper or felt Cutting flowers out of paper or felt

To do this with felt, fold a petal back in half, and cut two small parallel lines. Then just snip out the strip on both ends with the scissors.

Clearly, this technique leaves crease lines on paper. To add these cut-outs to paper with no creases, use an Xacto knife on a cutting surface instead, and just remove the skinny rectangles.

Cutting flowers out of paper or felt

Make a bunch and make a wreath of your own!

Long lost London Tube art.

Wednesday, May 1, 2013

London Tube

I'm fresh off the plane from my trip to London! I had SUCH a wonderful time with my dear friend (hadn't seen her in about 7 years) seeing the sights and taking in the local culture. I'm home now with a bit of a new perspective, as international travel usually gives me, with lots of creative ideas and some new inspiration. International travel also gives me jet lag, so I'm dropping by today with a quick link to an interesting read.

London Tube
I became pretty familiar with the London Tube system during my visit. I even took a couple ambitious trips all by my lonesome, one to Notting Hill. This morning I was excited when I stumbled across this article about the a secret poster "museum" in the Notting Hill Tube Station. Seriously, I was just there 2 days ago!

Disused passageway with vintage 1959 posters, Notting Hill Gate tube station, London, 2010
Anyway, the interesting thing is, when modern escalators were installed in the stations, many old passages were blocked off. This one at Notting Hill has a great collection of vintage posters that have sat in the dark for over 50 years.

Vintage 1950s advertising posters in disused passageways at Notting Hill Gate tube station, London - photographed in 2010 Royal Blue coach services poster by Daphne Padden, c1959 c1959 vintage Pepsodent Toothpaste poster found in Notting Hill Gate tube station, 2010 Chain Garage, Hanger Lane, London - car hire poster, c1959

I love the graphics on these! Unfortunately for us (but probably fortunately for the delicate posters) the passage was resealed, but you can see all of the photos on Mikey Ashworth's flickr account, and read more about the story on this Messy Nessy Chic article.

*All poster photos by Mikey Ashworth, via his Flickr account. Tube photos by me. :)

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Singa Quits: Letter from Singapore Kindness Movement

Oh, behave!

Oh, behave!

This is a reply from Dr William Wan of the Singapore Kindness Movement to Lorong Cat’s previous post urging Singa to rethink his decision to quit.

We thank Dr Wan for taking the time to write to us and certainly agree with him that courtesy, graciousness and thoughtfulness are of utmost importance even as we live and manoeuvre in a competitive society.

Singa may be gone for now, but the good work of Singapore Kindness Movement continues. Without the little lion man watching over us, please continue to behave!

Dear Lorong Cat,

Your post on May 15th titled “Singa quits: A reply from your taxpayer boss” gave us very good feedback on the state of kindness in Singapore today, and I would like to thank you for sharing.

That is all we were trying to achieve with this campaign, to get people like you to talk about where we are as a country and what we can do about it. I am particularly concerned about your observation that “we are now a nation where a win-at-all-costs mentality is dominant and even encouraged as The Only way for us to survive, it lowers the importance we may place on any human decency, courtesy, graciousness and thoughtfulness that does not directly lead to tangible achievements”.

I would argue that human decency, courtesy, graciousness and thoughtfulness is the only way we can survive as a society. Any community which builds on survival of the fittest will eventually die out, and it is only by working together that we have a shot in making it in this increasingly harsh world.

That’s not to say we can’t have a competitive streak. Your tennis analogy was apt, so allow me to draw another sporting analogy.
Since Singapore is such a big fan of the English Premier League, let us look towards that as an example. When two football teams are on the field, they are combative, sometimes even to the point of losing their temper in a bid to win the match.

Yet, more often than not, when the match is over, no matter who wins, players from both teams will shake hands and share a drink in the lounge after the match. While there are the occasional times when a player goes too far and crosses the line, and such is the slippery slope a competitive nature puts us on, by and large, the players exhibit professional courtesy to one another.

Are we, as a people, not able to embrace the same values despite our competitive environment? Are the two values impossible to negotiate amicably? Are we not able to compete graciously and in the process learn from our competitors to become better friends? Do we need to treat competitors as enemies ? We don’t believe so and we do hope that the people of this nation can see that too.
Singa, the cartoon lion, is gone. In going, we hope that he will awaken the Singa in each one of us.

Thank you once again.

Dr William Wan
General Secretary
Singapore Kindness Movement


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CCTV footage captures Sulu shooting incident of four Philippine army

The CCTV footage has emerged online following the deaths of four soldiers in Sulu was investigated by the NBI. In the video, it shows that after the incident, a man wearing a cap responding at the crime scene moved the head of one of the slain soldier.

According to Unang Balita on Thursday said the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) is already looking into the CCTV footage of the incident where policeman shot the four intelligence soldiers to death of the army.

The unidentified man with a cap was seen moving the body of the slain soldier and reaching something to his companion. Then he was also seen opening the SUV of the slained soldiers and putting something inside the vehicle. Then, he was seen moving one of the bodies on the ground again.

The fatalities are: Captain Irwin Managuelod,  Major Marvin Indammog, Sergeant Jaime Velasco Jr. and Corporal Abdal Asula.

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The Atomic Bomb and its Beginnings

Powerful Invention and Deadly Weapon. Tracing the process that transpired in the invention of the Atomic Bomb, the “Project Manhattan.” Many inventions have helped us – how we live and what we have become. The atomic bomb is one invention that became a turning point for humanity.

Japanese Attack on Pearl Harbor

In the beginning, America seemed determined to keep away from the war that had started in Europe while Germany was devouring other countries. However, on December 7, 1941, the Japanese commandeered a “surprise attack” on Pearl Harbor, and before America could mobilize, most of Southeast Asia had fallen to Japan. Slowly, the US took back territories occupied by Japan in the Pacific.

The Manhattan Project

Under the guidance of President Franklin D. Roosevelt, a top-secret joint effort between the United States and the United Kingdom was begun to build an atomic bomb. The project was called “Manhattan Project” known only to a small number of politicians and scientists. President Harry Truman only learned of it from the Secretary of War Henry Stimson on April 25, 1945 after he became a president, but not while he was vice president.

The Manhattan Project was headed by military General Leslie R. Groves at an isolated location in Los Alamos, New Mexico. He chose theoretical physicist Robert Oppenheimer as the project’s scientific director. The project had numerous managerial and technical difficulties. By the beginning of 1945, $2 billion USD had been spent on the project. One other concern to be tackled was the best method of detonation. On top of it, while the bomb was being built, there was a huge pressure to maintain safety and to keep the world from knowing about it.

Scientists Behind the Atomic bomb

The key element in the making of the bomb was the creation of plutonium in which although it does not exist in nature like uranium, when given the right stimulus, it could produce a chain reaction called “fission.” Physicist Niels Bohr investigated and made the concept understandable. The other prominent scientists involved were Enrico Fermi and Leo Szilard, among others.

How Fission Works

During fission, large amounts of heat and radiation are given off. The radiation produced is called gamma radiation, known to be the deadliest to humans. Fission occurs when the nucleus, which is the central part of an atom, breaks up into two equal parts. The nature of the atom is predictable and dependable for this process. Once a neutron breaks up the uranium atom, the fragments release other neutrons that break up more atoms, and so on. The chain reaction takes place in only millionths of a second and the amount of power released during this reaction is several hundred million volts of energy.

The explosives are ignited through detonators. A shock wave is produced that collapses the sphere “setting off” the radioactive element like plutonium, resulting in the nuclear explosion.

The First Atomic Bomb

The first atom bomb was exploded in the desert of New Mexico, code named “Trinity.” It was placed inside a huge steel vessel named “Jumbo,” which was 6 meters long and weighed 200 tons.

US-Allied Attack on Pearl Harbor

In August 1945, the historic bombing of Nagasaki and Hiroshima occurred. After the bombing, the US abruptly put an end to the Second World War, and began a task of unprecedented time for prosperity and peace.

It might have been a necessary invention for what it was created for, but the atomic bomb stands to remain a deadly havoc to humanity.

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Born: 2/22/1934 in Bridgewater, South Dakota, USA
Died: 11/4/2010
Age: 76
Cause of death: complications from dementia

Full name: George Lee Anderson
Noted For: major leager; member of the Philadelphia Phillies (1959). Manager of the Cincinnati Reds (1970-78) and Detroit Tigers (1979-95). Under his guidance, the Cincinnati Reds (the "Big Red Machine") won four NL championships and were the top baseball dynasty of the 1970's. Won three World Series titles; two with Cincinnati (1974, 75) and one with Detroit (1984). His 2,274 career wins is third on the all-time list. Inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame (2000).

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Acta Phys. -Chim. Sin. ›› 2017, Vol. 33 ›› Issue (2): 314-328.doi: 10.3866/PKU.WHXB201611091

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Design and Growth of High-Quality Multifunctional Thin Films by Polymer-Assisted Deposition

Qing-Hua YI1,Jie ZHAO1,Yan-Hui LOU1,Gui-Fu ZOU1,*(),Zhong-Fan LIU2

  1. 1 College of Physics, Optoelectronicsand Energy, Collaborative Innovation Center of Suzhou Nano Science and Technology, Soochow University, Suzhou 215006, Jiangsu Province, P. R. China
    2 College of Chemistry and Molecular Engineering, Peking University, Beijing 100871, P. R. China
  • Received:2016-09-07 Published:2017-01-12
  • Contact: Gui-Fu ZOU
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    The project was supported by the National Key Basic Research Program of China (973)(2015CB358600);Excellent Young Scholar Fund fromNational Natural Science Foundation of China(21422103)

With the development of thin film technology, new methods to grow thin films is emerging. This review introduces one type of polymer-assisted deposition to grow thin films. Polymer-assisted deposition is one of the chemical solution ways to grow high-quality thin films. In this process, metal ions coordinate with a polymer by covalent bonding, hydrogen bonding, or static electricity to form a stable precursor. The controllable viscosity and homogeneous solution system ensure high-quality growth of thin films or nanoparticles. The diverse components of thin film range from a metal-oxides, metal-carbides, metal-nitrides, metal-sulfides/selenides to elementary substance (e.g. metals) even dopant composites. This method provides an alternative strategy to grow thin films. In addition, the prospects and challenges of the polymer-assisted deposition are discussed in the review as well.

Key words: Polymer, Thin film, Semiconductor, Chemical solution method, Multifunctional material

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Wreaths have been used for centuries to symbolize life through the winter months, especially symbolized by the evergreen trees through the winter. There are many different traditions with the wreath, most common is the Advent Wreath with 4 candles, one lit each Sunday before Christmas when the family is gathered.

  These are the things I gathered for this project. I did not use the little sun and moon garland, and I added some green binding that is not in the picture, but everything else I used.  You will need:
2. WREATH FRAME OR BRANCH WREATH BASE(I have made them much larger and I have also made my own base out of willow and Virginia Creeper vine.
3. RIBBON (bows, hangers,)
4. CORD ( for hanging from ceiling)
7. CANDLES , CANDLE HOLDERS ( I made mine out of large bells that I opened up with the pliers). I did not use glue in the project, but if you like hot glue, it might go faster.
8. I have also added a green edging seen in the picture below, winding it around wreath will make a convenient way to poke the boughs into the wreath easily.

In this picture, 3 steps are completed. First decided to make an added material to poke the evergreen boughs in, so I criss-crossed some green binding I found, first winding it one way and then the other. Boughs will be inserted on both the top and the bottom.  I then took the red velvet ribbon and made a loop in the middle of an 18" piece, then tied it with a knot and bow on the bottom. This picture is the top view. Put four loop ribbons , dividing the wreath in equal quarters, the hanging cords will attach the loops. I have also wired on the bell "cups" for the candles, which in a cross pattern, alternating with the red ribbon.

This shows the large bell, turned up side down and opened with the pliers, making a good holder for a tapered candle. This is fastened to the wreath by florists wire trough the bell hanger, which is now on the bottom.
The tall candles made these wobble a bit and I used a caulking material in the form of a cord to steady their position. I made four, but you could add any number of candles desired or relating to your tradition.

This is a close up of the red velvet ribbon loop made by tying it on the bottom.
We are now ready to add the boughs to the top part of the wreath.

Fir and sugar pine boughs, about 5" long, have been inserted into the binding and the twigs. The fir boughs face downward so when you look up, you see the green side of the branch and not the back. These should be pushed in nice and far so they will not fall out of jostled around.  For a decorative effect, I added 4 spruce cones on top with florists wire. The next step is to add the hanging cord or ribbon.

I happened to have some gold cord so am using it. I figured out how long I needed these to be by using a tape measure from the ceiling down to where I wanted the wreath.  I cut four lengths. You could also use heavy ribbon for this, maybe an inch wide or so. Because the cord I had is heavy, chose to secure it with copper wire bound around it and avoid a bulky knot. I then covered that joining with red ribbon which I tied i a bow a few inches up the cord.

For a decorative effect, I added wired bows at the base of each cord , out of 3" wide woven ribbon I had.

After all four hanger cords were done, I added four candles. As I mentioned above, once the candles were in , I stabilized the holders with a non-flammable caulking material. We are now ready to hang the wreath.

The Wreath is hung on a plant type hook, installed in the ceiling.  Now there is easy access to the underside of the wreath. More boughs are added to the bottom and middle to fill out the shape. Also, pine cones attached with wire, some red berries and mistletoe for fun. I added some ornaments to brighten it up as well.
The variations are endless with this project, as well as the colors and materials.  Another version of this is made with a twig wreath, and then cinnamon sticks, dried orange slices, dried cranberry garlands and pine cones are put on the wreath instead of greens. Cinnamon oil is added for fragrance. This is a lovely version for the kitchen and can be stored for next year.

The beautiful wreath hangs cheerily over the kitchen table and creates a festive and bright Holiday feature, loved by all.

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  1. This is just lovely! I've made something similar but not as lovely as this!


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on Thu 30 Jan

The club are facing cash flow issues due to postponed matches etc and to continue paying players etc we need to raise some money.

The committee have decided, among other things, that one thing that we could try is to charge £1 for parking at the City ground from this Saturday. This is the same as Basingstoke have charged all season.

We hope you will understand the reasons for this and rely on your continued support.

If anybody has any other ideas of how to raise money or would like to make a donation please see one of the committee on Saturday.

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In view of the current situation – Coronavirus – we would like to ask you to submit your concerns and requests to the examination office by telephone, postal service or e-mail if possible.n(Please use your stu-e-mail address.)

Many thanks for your understanding!

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For the Faculty of Business, Economics and Social Science the examination periods for the summer term 2020 and for the make-up exams of the 2nd examination period in winter term 2019/20 has been determined:

  • 1. Examination period for the summer term 2020: 06.07. - 18.07.2020 (Registration period: 08.06. - 21.06.2020)
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If you cannot register through QIS, you can use this form (please open in Chrome). Fill everything out, sign it and send it to the examination office.

A general overview of the examination periods of the University of Kiel can be find on the website of the University of Kiel.

Specific information about the examination periods can be found here.

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Here you will find important information about the faculty specific regulations (Version: 26.06.2020) regarding

  • the examinations of the 2nd examination period in WS 19/20
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  • teaching in summer term 2020

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General information from Kiel University

All examination regulations and plans for the lecture period of the summer semester 2020, which affect all Bachelor's and Master's programs at CAU, can be found on the CAU homepage:

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The examination office supervises you regarding examinations, final theses and certificates. The most important tasks include:

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Must Have Neutrals for Spring - With Love Rochelle

Must Have Neutrals for Spring

Happy Friday lovelies!  Are you looking to get inspiration for Spring?  Ready to clean out that closet and add a few new pieces to your wardrobe including some new neutrals for your beauty routine?  Here's a roundup of must-haves nudes for Spring!

I'm preparing for an upcoming trip to San Diego!  Of course, I didn't want to go overboard with buying unnecessary pieces that I know I won't wear!  The key is finding pieces that will work with other colors, patterns, and textures to make 6 outfits with just a few pieces.

A great pair of sandals in a nude shade are key to any Spring outfit.

Ankle jeans are the perfect way to show off those pastel heels or flats!  Grab a few pairs in different hues and lengths.

Go for a pair of easy drawstring shorts in a neutral tone like beige, blush pink or jean material.

Bell sleeves are all the rage right now.  Snag one in a pretty blue that can be worn with jeans, a skirt, slacks or a pair of shorts.

Go light on accessories.  Add a lightweight pair of ear jackets or studs to the mix.

If you're going out for the evening you can add a delicate choker in a pretty blush or burgundy.

Pretty shades for your lippie is a must.  Whether you love a coral, muted brown, or sheer pink these colors will pull your look together!  Annnd ... these Lipsense lippies are waterproof, smudge proof and Kiss proof they won't rub off and last throughout the day!

If you're just into too much color for a day at the beach or park try out one of these hydrating glosses packed with shea butter and vitamin e!

Love a natural face during those hot days!  You'll love these long lasting eyeshadows in beautiful shades of Mulberry, Moca Java, Sandstone and Garnet!  The fabulous part is they can also be used for contour, primer, eyeliner, lipstick & more.  Who loves having to re-apply throughout the day?  These have been a lifesaver!

Sun-kissed skin in a flash!  Get that natural-looking golden tan with this unique spritz-on self-tanner that contains effective ingredients and moisturizers for a fabulous tan and anti-aging protection in one product.

Soften up your look with rosey cheeks in a toasted rose or chocolate cherry shade.

Now that you have new basics you can layer with items already in your closet where will you go this Spring?  To be honest, whether it's a casual shopping day pair drawstring shorts with a tank and cardigan and a little nude lip sealed with glossy gloss or ankle jeans, tee, pom sandals, rosey cheeks and coral pout for a Spring vibe.  So many options!  What's your go to Spring look?

  1. I love nude makeup and have incorporated it into my regular routine. Love those Lipsense shades!

  2. Loving all the new spring trends so cute love the nude colors

  3. I love those Pom Pom sandals. I use LipSense. My favorite colors are Heartbreaker, Blu Red, Aussie Rose, and My favorite glosses area bougainvillea, Rose and Orchid.

  4. Awesome post - lots of great ideas for the upcoming Spring season. TFS!

  5. These are great! Thanks for all the ideas!

  6. Neutrals & nudes are so me!

  7. I love the sandals and neutrals!

  8. I love this post! I need the choker, shorts and this bomber! ♥.♥
    Hey, I'm love with your bike

  9. Such a cute post with so much spring inspo!! I love all of the spring trends!

  10. I am definitely needing some new sandals for spring. It's been about 7 years since I bought new ones.

  11. I love that Abby sandal! So cute!

  12. I am a nude loving kind of gal, I practically live in neutrals and shades of blush. I just think you can't go wrong with nudes and whites.

    La Belle Sirene

  13. You have so many great pics for spring!! I'm loving so many things from your list : ) Now just gotta wait for the warm weather to stay put haha.

    Meaghan xx

  14. Love all these neutrals for spring! I want all of your picks!

    Carly |

  15. I love the neutrals and would love to try the LipSense. Thank you!

  16. Great spring post about much needed neutrals!

  17. I love these neutrals! I'm so ready for Springtime! :)

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Wednesday, October 2, 2013

The Velvet Underground to Reissue 'White Light/White Heat'

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The Velvet Underground's masterful second LP, White Light/White Heat, turns 45 this year – and to celebrate, Universal Music will release a three-disc anniversary set on December 3rd.

Initially recorded over a few days in New York at the end of the summer of 1967 and released on January 30th, 1968, White Light/White Heat was a stunningly innovative, challenging LP. "No one listened to it," frontman Lou Reed said in a statement. "But there it is, forever – the quintessence of articulate punk. And no one goes near it."

Reed and John Cale, the Velvet's former bassist/organist/violist, helped curate the White Light/White Heat 45th Anniversary Super Deluxe Edition. Remastered versions of the original record in both mono and stereo will appear on the set, as well as a slew of bonus material, including alternate versions of tracks like "Hey Mr. Rain," new mixes of "Beginning to See the Light" and "Guess I'm Falling in Love," and previously unreleased vocal and instrumental versions of "The Gift." Tracks cut during Cale's last studio session with the Velvet Underground will also appear.

In addition, fans will be treated to a never-before-heard live set recorded at the Gymnasium in New York on April 30th, 1967; the setlist from that show includes favorites like "I'm Waiting for the Man," "Sister Ray" and "Run Run Run."\

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Wonder Time ARTS
Wonder Time ARTS

Welcome to Mrs. Schellenberg's Class

Welcome to Wonder Time Arts; Where Art and Nature Meets

"Wonder Time Arts " is our class-world and Cafe. It is filled with all things wonderful....artists, creativity, self-expression, Visual Thinking, nature, beauty, learning, music, dancing, exploring, poetry, history, storytelling, puppetry, reading, writing, journal keeping, engineering, Lego building, daily sketching, day-dreaming, and much more.  We are all about community, friendship and of course- nature and art.

We might be at home...but we still can create! Let's Make ARt, let's make something beautiful! Remember no matter where you are, at school or at home, you are a masterpiece.

The Kennedy Center's Art Edge has wonderful art activities every day for you to enjoy. Explore Visual Art, Theater, Dance, Music, and Media Arts

When Pigs Fly

When Mermaids Sing

Artists are Using their Imagination!

And Dragons Take Wing

Latest News of ART to DO

Nature of Line

Draw and paint lines and create wonderful line drawings even using numbers

Simple as 1,2,and 3! Then enjoy some great art videos.

             I am a line

       Balancing between

           Earth and sky

      I am tall and striagt

      I am one brushstroke

        The picture is not

        Without me.

 Let's Draw a Daffodil

Daffodils are one of the first flowers of spring to bloom. When we see them we also begin to see new life all around us like little lambs, chicks, and calves. It is as if the daffodils are trumpeting, "It is SPRING!"  And listen to the story read aloud, "That's not a Daffodil." Oh! One more thing, enjoy the poem written by my famous cousin from long ago,  William Wordsworth Longfellow

Let's Create with Nature

It is my favorite season of the year, SPRING!  So let's create art with nature!

WE can be inspired by Andy Goldsworthy and Sally Smith

Let's create a Landscape

A Landscape is a picture of the land. Turn your paper in landscape position, meaning horizontal and start. You can use pencils, crayons, oil pastels, pens, markers or water color. What ever you have will do.Perhaps you will be inspired to write a poem.

Listen to some stories inspired by some favorite landscape paintings.

Lets draw a Pet Portrait, Like Blue Dog by George Rodrigue

Dogs have been our pets, our helpers, our friends so why not make a pet portrait? Lot's of artists have made portraits of their pets. We can look at some famous dogs (even from the Roman Times) and then make one of our own.  Then we can listen to some dog stories and songs.

Let's Draw a Cat Portrait

Many famous artists drew portraits of their cats. We can look at some of their cat art and make our own, sure to be the Cat's Pajama's "Meow!"

This image was creted in the style of Gustav Klimt, by

by sunshinesketches

Media Art

If you want to make art with technology including digital art, computer graphics, computer animation, virtual art, Internet art, then you might enjoy heading over to scholastics to check out the cool things you can do. I can't wait to see what you using technology can create.

But as always when using technology ask a parent to help you first.

Fox imageImage by Michaela K from Pixabay

How well do you know the elements of art?

 Meet Master Artists

The Monarch Project

My Life on Lavender Hill with Friends and Family! Squaw Valley, California

Be Inspired and become an Advocate for Art

10 Lessons the Arts Teach
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Learning Arts

Learning Arts in a Visual Age
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Wednesday, January 11, 2017

Adorn Your Walls With Something Beautiful From Fracture

When I look at the walls in my home, I am presented with pictures of our family and artwork that my husband and I enjoy.  Walls are meant to be filled with love and memories, and that's what I aim to do.  I enjoy seeing pictures of my daughter when she was younger and the memories they evoke.  Family means everything to me and I always enjoy adding new collages with meaningful pictures.  When's the last time you updated the family photos in your home?

Fracture is not your average traditional framed paper picture.  These beautiful pieces are made by hand and very different.  The company prints directly on pure glass, instead of paper and provides a beautiful finished product.  By doing this, the technique combines all three onto a beautiful, lasting final product.  The uploading process is simple, just upload a photo, place the order and in a few days you'll review your order ready to be mounted on the wall.  An order from Fracture makes a beautiful housewarming gift as well as a wonderful present for just about any occasion for friends or family.  Go ahead and make an order today!

The possibilities are endless for deciding what to display on your walls.  Whether you want to choose a recent family picture, your family pooch, or even a gorgeous picture of the mountains that you took, it will all look wonderful.

You'll notice the vivid and bright color printed directly on your glass photo for a lifetime of happiness and memories. The sizes range from small to extra large on portrait, landscape, and square and would look perfect in any room of your home.  Why not display some of your favorite pictures on long-lasting glass today?

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Saturday, 23 January 2016

Intentions by Anne Stormont

The writer's road is paved with good intentions.

I'm ambivalent about New Year resolutions. Don't get me wrong, I like the feeling of a fresh start that the dawn of each new year brings. I like the feeling that positive life changes might just be possible, and find hope in the optimistic perspective of a pristine set of twelve new months spread before me. I like to think I will lose weight, get fitter, be a better person. But I've also been through enough Januarys to know that resolutions seldom last for even those first thirty-one days.

So, in this article I'm not concerned with the above relatively lightweight use of resolution. No, here I'm concerned with its use as the opposite of procrastination, that nemesis encountered by many aspiring and experienced writers. Now, I should say that there are perhaps writers who don't suffer from procrastination, for whom the passion and urge to write is irresistible and who never doubt their role as authors. All I can say to those, most likely, pencil-slim, marathon running, all-round nice guys is Happy New Year. But for the rest of us, let's take a look at the type of resolution that's required to produce a piece of writing.

Resolution is a slippery word. It has, according to my Concise Oxford English Dictionary, eight definitions of meaning and, according to my Oxford Thesaurus, over fifty alternative words. So it's a multi-layered and complex word. But isn't that the joy of so many words in the English language?
Amongst the dictionary definitions were determination, formal expression of intention, and firm decision. But while I think all three can be applied to beating procrastination, I was particularly drawn to the less obvious (for writerly purposes) definitions. This was of course partly because, as a writer, I liked their metaphorical applications.

Firstly, there is the definition of resolution as it applies to music i.e. the passing of a discord into a concord during the course of changing harmony. So for writers that could mean moving from the negative voices in the head to the more positive, discarding the defeatist self-talk that says you're not good enough, that the task is too big, and having the courage and self-belief to go for it. Thereby finding a pleasing harmony between effort, output and the satisfaction of completion.
Secondly, there is the definition as it applies in medicine. That is the disappearance of a symptom or condition. So, goodbye to acute I-can't-do-this-itis and/or chronic I'll-do-it-when-I've-got-the-time- syndrome and hello to being cured and proclaiming proudly, "I'm a writer."

And thirdly, the definition of resolution as it applies in science, that is the smallest interval observable by a telescope or other scientific instrument. This is both an inspiring and comforting metaphorical definition for writers. We can break down our novel, memoir, poem, short story or how-to book  (or indeed one thousand word article) into small steps. These can be microscopic -  such as opening a new document on the computer, buying a new notebook or  researching local evening classes in writing.  Or they can be small - such as writing the first sentence or two, or attending that local course. Or there are the slightly bigger steps of a competition deadline, or sharing our work with a real world or online writing group. And so on.

As for the thesaurus alternatives to resolution, there's a rich seam here that can apply to the required mindset for the productive writer: perseverance, persistence, steadfastness, courage, boldness, aspiration, aim, proposal, strength of will.

I was especially taken with the suggested alternatives of decree, declaration, working out, conclusion and ending.  I like the idea of proclaiming my writing intentions (even if only to myself and my diary) and seeing them through to a satisfying (for me and, I hope, my readers) conclusion. I also liked the suggested antonyms to resolution these being, half-heartedness and prolongation. Wouldn't you just want to kick both their rears?

The motto of Leith Academy, the high school which I attended, was Persevere, so if forced to distil all of the above as it applies to my own resolution to make 2016 a productive writing year, then I'd go for perseverance as my one word  resolute declaration of intent.

And I'd take settlement as my back-up, thesaurus alternative to resolution as that just happens to be the title of my work-in- progress.  Now what's the dictionary definition of karma?

Do you have any writing resolutions? Do you find making resolutions in any of the above senses to be effective when it comes to getting those words written? Or do you not see the need to be resolute, as writing is something you're so passionate about, it comes naturally?

Anne Stormont is an author-publisher. She can be a subversive old bat but maintains a kind heart. As well as writing for this fine organ, she writes contemporary fiction for adults and has published two novels so far. She also writes for children, when she goes by the name of her alter-ego, Anne McAlpine. She blogs at  – where you can find out lots more about her.

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