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It's very easy to rename any file in Windows but it's very irritating & time consuming when people have to rename name too many files. They go by simple method, renaming files one by one which takes lot of time. So in this article I have explained couple of methods on how you can rename multiple files at once in Windows to save your time and effort.
In this article I have covered the methods which Windows itself provides, no third party application usage is shown here to rename multiple files in Windows.
Methods to rename multiple files at once
Method 1: Fastest method to rename multiple files at once in Windows
This method will quickly rename multiple files, you just need to rename one file and it will rename rest all automatically. Below goes the method:
- Open the folder containing files you want to rename.
- Select all files ->right click on first file and click on Rename.
- Give any desired name to your first file and press Enter.
- Rest all files will take the same name with numbering as shown in the picture.
READ ALSO: How to make an invisible folder in Windows
Method 2: Want to give different names for each file manually but quickly
This method will help you out to rename each file manually if you want to give different names to each one of them. This method will avoid you to do right click again and again and then selecting Rename to rename any file. Follow the below method:
- Open folder containing files.
- Next, right click on the first file and select Rename. Give any desired name to the file and press Tab key, it will rename the first file and take you to second file to rename.
- Now you have to just enter the file name and keep pressing Tab key to move to the next file.
As you have seen both the above methods are the default features of Windows and you can rename multiple files in Windows without any software.


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VidCon Europe is one of the must-attend events for online video executives. Read our top 5 takeaways from the Industry track of 2018
Source: 5 Takeaways from Vidcon Europe 2018: Social Video Trends & Insights
VidCon Europe is one of the must-attend events for online video executives. Read our top 5 takeaways from the Industry track of 2018
Source: 5 Takeaways from Vidcon Europe 2018: Social Video Trends & Insights
This year it's the 10th anniversary of Econsultancy's Email Marketing Industry Census, in association with Adestra.
Source: Three key charts from our 2016 Email Marketing Census | Econsultancy
The web is a rainbow of color options. Color is a great tool for grabbing the attention of users, providing visual interest and impact and creating contrast for readability. Color is also at the center of many design trends, including flat and material styles. But can you go wrong with color? Are there hues or […]
Source: Designing for the Web: Are There Colors You Should Avoid? | Design Shack
Kathy Ennis, an email marketing expert, challenges some common email marketing misconceptions.Kathy is a speaker at Digital marketing demystified, a great event focused on all aspects of digital marketing in London on 22 March. Book a ticket here.You may be using email marketing already and recognise its value in enabling you to keep in contact with your customers, while at the same time generating more opportunities for your business.But you may be new to email marketing, sitting on the fence or even sceptical because it's 'old tech'. Maybe you have had some bad personal experiences, or heard things, that have put you off. There are some bad practices out there, but when done well, and ethically, email marketing can really benefit your business. So, let's tackle some of the most common email marketing misconceptions.1. Email marketing is spamYou may have been on the receiving end of people or organisations sending you unsolicited email, which may have made you reluctant to try email marketing for yourself. That's understandable. Why would you want to risk your reputation or the reputation of your business?Good email is delivering professional email communications to an interested audience with information the recipient finds valuable that looks great in any inboxAbove all, it's sending information to people who have self-selected or signed-up to receive your messages. If you are doing anything else you are likely to be alienating the people receiving your emails as well as breaking quite a few regulations under the Data Protection Act.2. People don't like receiving emailsReally? Well, some recent research carried out in the US by MarketingSherpa found that 91% of those surveyed like to receive promotional emails from companies they do business with, while 86% said they like to receive promotional emails at least monthly and 61% at least weekly.If you think about yourself as a consumer, there are likely some emails you receive and rarely open, but there's a good chance there are a few people or businesses and that you do appreciate hearing from on a regular basis. Receiving a regular email enables you to stay up-to-date with what's going on in a way that's convenient for you. And if you ever decide you want to opt-out, you have the ability to do that, no questions asked.3. People can't unsubscribeOne of the biggest benefits of email marketing is the control you give to your customers and contacts. You give them the ability to opt-in to receive your messages; you also give them the ability to opt-out at any time. Every email you send should contain an unsubscribe link. This makes it really easy for people to opt-out when they want to.4. You need to be a marketing expert to get the best out of email marketingThat's not true.What you need is to use an email marketing platform that provides you with a large selection of professional looking, highly customisable, mobile responsive templates. These templates should be designed to enable you to make it quick and easy to get your message out to your audience, and ensure you look professional when it lands in the Inbox.But things can go wrong and you may need help. Make sure that the email marketing platform you choose also has dedicated telephone support as well as support videos and documentation that will teach you how to make the most impact with your email marketing.5. Email is old-school and not as effective as social mediaToday, small businesses have access to low-cost, far-reaching marketing channels that could only have been dreamed of 20 or 30 years ago, but because there seems to be something bright, new and shiny almost every other day some of the more established marketing methods get pushed to one side.Social media sites like Facebook and Twitter can be highly effective, but you don't own your network and your reach can be hit and miss. Let's take Facebook as an example. A simple comparison shows that email gets delivered to its target destination (into the Inbox of your customers and potential customers) 90+% of the time, whereas your Facebook posts reach about 2% of your fans.In fact, email is almost 40 times more effective than Facebook and Twitter combined in helping your business acquire new customers (McKinsey, 2014).In marketing terms, it's not a question of either/or; it's a question of multiple methods and multiple channels. In a Constant Contact survey carried out in 2014 it was shown that using social media channels in conjunction with email marketing increased customer engagement by 73%, increased the number of new customers by 57%, increased website traffic by 54%, increased turnover by 40% and increase referrals by 39%.Kathy Ennis is a speaker at Digital marketing demystified, a great event focused on all aspects of digital marketing in London on 22 March. Find out more here and book a ticket below.Powered by Eventbrite
Source: Enterprise Nation
Robust web-based design tools are disrupting the creative industries at large, compounded by the rise of 'robots' taking over mundane production tasks.
Source: The Future of Creativity: New Tools for a New Generation – HOW Design
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ANAHEIM, Calif. - Anaheim Ducks captain Ryan Getzlaf was fined $10,000 on Saturday for apparently using a homophobic slur during Game 4 of the Western Conference finals.
The NHL announced the fine several hours before Game 5 against the Nashville Predators. Getzlaf the Ducks' leading scorer in the post-season, avoided a suspension.
Getzlaf was captured by television cameras appearing to shout the inappropriate remark in frustration with an official after returning to Anaheim's bench during overtime.
One year ago, Chicago forward Andrew Shaw was suspended for one game and fined $5,000 for directing a homophobic slur toward an official during a playoff game.
Earlier this week, the Toronto Blue Jays suspended centre-fielder Kevin Pillar for two games for directing a homophobic slur toward an opposing pitcher.
Getzlaf's fine is the maximum allowable under the league's collective bargaining agreement with the NHLPA.
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New Zealand beats England 28-27 in 2nd test
DUNEDIN, New Zealand (AP) — New Zealand scored three second half tries to beat England 28-27 in the second rugby test on Saturday for a winning 2-0 lead in the three-match series.
England led 10-6 at halftime but New Zealand rallied, scoring 22 points to 17 in the second half with tries by fullback Ben Smith, winger Julian Savea and center Ma'a Nonu.
Smith's try gave New Zealand its first lead of the match in the 43rd minute and followed his critical, try-saving tackle on England winger Manu Tuilagi in the dying minutes of the first half which helped to swing the match the All Blacks' way.
As the match opened up in the second half to the All Blacks' advantage — and as England was reduced to 14 men by the sin-binning of flyhalf Owen Farrell in the 58th minute — tries to Savea in the 50th minute and Nonu in the 63rd drove home the hosts' superiority.
England scored tries through winger Marland Yarde in the eighth minute and fullback Mike Brown in the 71st, then finished with a try to winger Chris Ashton from Tuilagi's pass after the final siren.
"We've come a long way in the past few weeks and we'll continue to get better," England captain Chris Robshaw said. "We just lost a bit of control there in that second half, early on.
"We just couldn't get hold of the ball really. We showed glimpses, we finished really strongly, we started really strongly — it was just that middle bit.
"It's a result-based industry and unfortunately we've had two losses and lost the series now but we've got another match to come next week and we're going to come out fighting again."
The All Blacks had been irritated by England's triumphalism after their 20-15 defeat in last weekend's first test at Auckland and were determined to force them into silence. England boasted they had shattered the "myth" of All Blacks invincibility and even questioned world champion New Zealand's claim to the No. 1 world ranking.
That self-confidence in defeat fired the All Blacks' determination to beat England more convincingly in the second test than they had in the first. They achieved their 30th victory in 38 meetings between the teams since 1905, but their performance was again liberally strewn with errors which blunted their effectiveness until the second half.
New Zealand was rocked by England's dynamic beginning but they were also severely disadvantaged by conceding three early penalties and earning a general warning which forced them to be untypically cautious at breakdowns.
England, in contrast, had an opportunity to play as it wished: unpenalized for offsides or obstructions and that gave it confidence and momentum. The first half was played at a frenetic pace and England, which had 68 percent of territory and a surplus of possession, brought a new level of skill and enterprise to the game.
"I think there was a lot of energy in the first 10 minutes but a couple of mistakes in a row put us under the pump," New Zealand captain Richie McCaw said. "We felt we started to get into the game late in the first half and we just wanted to get momentum coming into the second half.
"Getting points early put us in control of the game. We were a bit disappointed last week. Even though (we) got the result, we felt we hadn't played to the level we expect as All Blacks. That was the big focus this week and because we got the job done that means we're two up in the series."
Smith's tackle on Tuilagi near the end of the first half was possibly the key moment in the game. Winger Cory Jane had knocked the ball on with the All Blacks on attack and Tuilagi, moved from center to the wing for this game, collected possession and surged into the open down the right flank.
As he hurtled towards the All Blacks line, seeking a try which might give England a decisive 14 point lead nearing halftime, Smith coursed across field and hauled him down with no other defender in sight. Flyhalf Aaron Cruden kicked a penalty shortly afterwards which cut England's halftime lead to four points.
Smith then scored the All Blacks' first try when scrumhalf Aaron Smith broke the England defense, worked the ball out wide to winger Julian Savea — who added vital punch to the All Blacks backline — and Savea returned the ball infield for the fullback to score.
Savea scored himself soon after and Nonu added the All Blacks' third try, stepping past two tacklers after taking a wide ball from his long-time midfield partner Conrad Smith.
England, trailing 28-13, then found the depths of character to rally itself. Brown scored in the 71st minute and Ashton after the fulltime siren to remove any breadth from New Zealand's winning margin.
New Zealand 28 (Ben Smith, Julian Savea, Ma'a Nonu tries; Aaron Cruden 2 penalties, conversion; Beauden Barrett penalty), England 27 (Marland Yarde, Mike Brown, Chris Ashton tries; Owen Farrell 3 conversions, 2 penalties). HT: 6-10.


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Ms Hayek's academic background is in Economics and Political Science with additional professional training in Conflict Analysis, Human Rights, Risk Management and Emergency Response. She holds an MSc in Political Theory from the London School of Economics and Political Science, UK as well as a MSc in Business Economics from Eni Corporate University, Milan, Italy. Among her academic interest are Human Rights Obligations of Non-State Actors and Transitional Justice.
She has over twenty years of operational and managerial experience working in conflict and post-conflict situations addressing key issues related to Democratic Governance development programmes (DDR, S&JSR, Transitional Justice, and Violence Prevention). Her field experience covers programme design, coordination, management and evaluation, effectively applying instruments derived from the Results Based Management System (RBMS), Human Rights Approach to Development (HRAD), DAC Evaluation Quality Standards and Paris/Accra Principles on Aid Effectiveness. Her experience dealing with institutional capacity-building programmes and projects in all phases of the peace process in Central America and Colombia, has provided her with a valuable overview as well as specific insights regarding the challenges in terms of aid effectiveness in conflict and post-conflict contexts.
She has performed advisory and peer-review roles for multidisciplinary research on political and criminal violence in transitional processes. She served eleven years at the UNDP and is familiar with UN's programming methodologies as well as with other multilateral and bilateral development agencies procedures. Throughout her career she has demonstrated strong skills in developing and managing collaborative relationships, the ability to work in multi-disciplinary teams and facilitating community-involvement and consensus building processes.


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Here is what our patients are saying about MLS Laser Therapy…
"I was going to have to have shoulder surgery, but now after laser therapy treatment, about 90% of the pain is gone! I also have about 90% mobility back. No more 'twinge dances'."
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According to Allison Arieff, Prefab Lives!
Allison Arieff literally wrote the book on modern prefab and knows the subject better than just about anyone. She writes in the New York Times about the trend towards multifamily housing, calling it " the killer app for the modular industry."
In 2004, Allison was proselytizing prefab for single family house, and I was selling them. We both dreamed of a revolution in the homebuilding business where architect designed, elegant, green and affordable homes would be available to anyone. In the end it didn't work out as we thought it would:
It also became obvious that there is more to it than just the boxes that make the house; there is also the cost of land, foundations and servicing. It ended up that they were pretty well all big country homes, or prefab sprawl.
Absent economies of scale, the dreamed-of cost savings are basically impossible to achieve. Imagine building a custom car on a Ford assembly line and you can get a sense of how that might work. The repetition involved in creating a multi-unit building simply aligns with prefab's capabilities in a way that single-family homebuilding does not.
The future of green, elegant and small housing is multifamily, and as Allison concludes, "Prefab can make that happen more quickly, efficiently and economically than conventional construction — and increasingly, it's doing exactly that."
Great article in the New York Times


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For Immediate Release
Springfield - Attorney General Lisa Madigan filed suit in Sangamon County on September 20, 2006 against a Michigan company that allegedly sent letters to Illinois food service establishments in an attempt to deceive them into paying for hand washing posters that they could make themselves or obtain for free from the Illinois Department of Public Health. Letters were sent under the name Illinois Food Service Compliance Center and listed a Springfield, Illinois address that turned out to be a local mail box.
The heading of the letter states: "ADVISORY TO ALL FOOD LICENSEES!" and it advises businesses that "[s]tate and federal food codes have recently been amended to include a new hand washing posting requirement." The letters warn that inspectors will be checking for posters at all hand washing stations to remind employees to wash their hands before food preparation. According to the letter, businesses that do not have posters may be subject to fines, suspension or revocation of their license, as well as possible civil liability actions.
The letter gives the impression that signs must be purchased from this company in order for businesses to comply with Illinois law. In fact, neither Illinois nor Federal food codes have been recently amended. Further, although Illinois law clearly requires hand washing, it does not mandate that establishments display posters. Additionally the Illinois Department of Public Health and local health departments provide posters free of charge to food service establishments. Illinois food service establishments can post their own hand washing posters or the free posters from the health departments. Under Illinois and federal law, businesses are not subject to fines, license suspension or revocation, or civil liability actions for failing to display these posters.
"These letters attempt to mislead business owners into buying posters that they can obtain for free from the state and local health departments," said Madigan. "We have taken action to protect businesses from this conduct."
The letters include an order form offering posters at a cost of $19.95 each or $14.95 for orders of five or more, plus $2.95 shipping for each poster. Madigan's office received reports of these letters from establishments in Boone, Cass, Champaign, Coles, Cook, Jackson, Marion, McDonough, Pike, Rock Island, Sangamon, Vermillion, and Will Counties .
Madigan's lawsuit names The Mandatory Poster Agency, Inc. , a Michigan corporation doing business as Illinois Food Service Compliance Center, and Thomas Fata, president of The Mandatory Poster Agency, Inc., as defendants. The complaint charges defendants with violations of the Illinois Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Business Practices Act.
Madigan's lawsuit asks the court to prohibit the defendants from deceptively advertising and selling these posters and from further violating Illinois' consumer protection laws. In addition, the lawsuit asks the court to assess a civil penalty of $50,000 and additional penalties of $50,000 per violation found to be committed with the intent to defraud.Assistant Attorney General Cassandra Karimi is handling the case for Madigan's Consumer Fraud Bureau.


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Apartment Style/Flat, Contemporary - Scottsdale, AZ
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Located at: 7157 E RANCHO VISTA Drive, Scottsdale, AZ 85251
This apartment is located in Scottsdale, AZ, and has 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The apartment offers 164.72㎡ of internal living space and is on 164.53㎡ of land. This apartment features Deck, Elevator, Patio.
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- Rooms 3 bedrooms 2 bathrooms
- Address7157 E RANCHO VISTA Drive, Scottsdale, AZ 85251
7157 E RANCHO VISTA Drive, Scottsdale, AZ 85251
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Andrew Carnegie died 11 August 1919
Andrew Carnegie was born in 1835 in Dunfermline, Scotland. His family moved to Pittsburgh in 1848. It was there at the age of 14 that he became a telegrapher for the Pittsburgh Telegraph Office. While working there he came to the attention of Thomas A. Scott, the Superintendent of the Western Division of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
When the Civil War started in the spring of 1861, Carnegie was appointed by Scott to Assistant Secretary of War to Superintendent of the Military Railways and the Union Government's telegraph lines in the East. Andrew Carnegie helped open the rail lines into Washington and rode the locomotive which pulled the first brigade of Union troops into Washington. Under Carnegie's organization, the telegraph was extended, becoming efficiently useful to the Union cause. He would later boast that he was "the first casualty of the war" when he gained a scar on his cheek from working with telegraph wire. During the Civil War, Carnegie invested $40,000 in oil in Venango Co,PA . Carnegie stayed off the battlefield during the war by paying his cousin Dale Carnegie $850 to serve in his stead.
When the war ended he left the Pennsylvania Railroad to devote his attention to the manufacture of steel. By the 1880s, he was America's king of steel.
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The phrase is a testament to the popularity of Chinese food around the world. Food is an important part of daily life for Chinese people. Chinese not only enjoy eating but believe eating good food can bring harmony and closeness to the family and relationships.
Shopping daily for fresh food is essential for all Chinese cooking. Unlike the fast food society of the U.S., the Chinese select live seafood, fresh meats and seasonal fruits and vegetables from the local market to ensure freshness. This means swimming fish, snappy crabs, and squawking chickens. Even prepared foods such as dim sum or BBQ duck for to go orders must gleam, glisten, and steam as if just taken out of the oven. Chinese people in general are not as concerned about nutrition as Western culture. They are more concerned with the food's texture, flavor, color, and aroma. These are the crucial points for good Chinese cooking.
Chinese daily meals consist of four food groups: grains, vegetables, fruit, and meat. Because of lactose intolerance, Chinese do not consume large amounts of dairy products. Instead, Chinese substitute these with soymilk and tofu, which also contain large amounts of protein and calcium. Vegetables, fruits, and meats are usually fresh. Some exceptions include preserved vegetables such as snow cabbage or mustard greens, preserved eggs, aka "thousand year old eggs" or salted and dried fish. Other exceptions include snack items such as beef jerky, cuttlefish jerky, sweet and sour preserved plums, or dehydrated mango slices. Canned or frozen foods are seldom eaten. Western desserts such as cookies, cakes, pies, and ice cream are eaten only on special occasions such as birthdays and weddings. After dinner, families usually eat seasonal fruit as dessert. Chinese desserts such as red bean soup, sweet white lotus's seed soup, or steam papaya soup are served every so often as a special treat on a hot summer's night. Ethnic Chinese cooking does not involve a lot of deep fried cooking. The reason most of the Chinese restaurants in America have deep-fried dishes such as sweet and sour pork, almond fried Chicken, and deep-fried shrimp is to promote business and to please western tastes. This clearly reflects why there are more overweight and high blood pressure concerns in Western culture than there are in Chinese culture. "Yi xing bu xing" .
Chinese hardly waste any section of the animal and have found ways to cook nearly every part. Chinese culture believes that "yi xing bu xing," which means by using any shape or part of the animal the same part of the human body can be replenished and strengthened. For example, shark fin soup and bird nest soup (bird's saliva) is served to replenish strength and increase appetite, crocodile meat strengthens the bronchia, dehydrated tiger testicle increases stamina for men, while monkey brains add wisdom. These foods are considered to be delicacies and tonics. Shark fin soup or bird nest soup is often served at special occasions such as at a Chinese banquet dinner. Other items are rarely prepared.
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An Excellent GMAT Essay Example | Tenacious Lee
You can find some GMAT essay examples on the internet very easily. First you have to know the topic that you are supposed to write on, and then from there you can proceed to search with that in mind.
When you are looking for GMAT essay examples, there are so many ways for you to get support for the same online. Students that are undertaking such courses should never have to worry about being able to get the help that they need for the papers because there is so much at their disposal, so much that they can look forward to.
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does anybody know of a rubber landing net mesh which goes onto 42" arms ?
does anybody know of a rubber landing net mesh which goes onto 42" arms ?
heard of people also coating their nets in liquid latex by dabbing the mesh with a sponge, i've not tried this but I know a lot of pikers are doing this now to help with getting the trebles from the mesh.
There are a couple of rubber landing net meshes on eBay if that helps.
Try Dave Lumbs' website. I think he does them
The pikers pit has a thread on this, I got a korum klnet15 and latex coated it. Not tried it out as got a latex net from a friend. Can buy my effort £10 plus postage . I used green latex, the mesh is tacky but gets better when used according to the pit thread.
Lee Davison, Period furniture Restoration and constucting In Norfolk.
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'Wheel of Fortune' explains 'unfortunate timing' of 'Fast & Furious' puzzle
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Execs at "Wheel of Fortune" are scrambling to explain why a puzzle with the answer "The Fast and The Furious" aired on about 200 local stations on Monday night.
In messages sent out on Twitter, the show called the incident an "unfortunate coincidence," explaining that the show had been taped weeks prior, before star Paul Walker died in a fiery car crash.
"The hearts of everyone at Wheel of Fortune go out to the family, friends & fans of Paul Walker," read one message from the verified "Wheel of Fortune" Twitter account.
Host Pat Sajack felt the need to chime in as well to explain the puzzle, which turned up just days after Walker was killed in California.
"Feel terrible about timing of "Fast & Furious" puzzle tonight. Taped long ago & went out to 200 local stations days ago," the veteran TV host wrote to his followers.
Walker, 40, was a passenger in a 2005 Porsche Carrera GT being driven by fellow fast-car enthusiast Roger Rodas when it crashed into a light pole and a tree before bursting into flames. Both men were killed in the crash.
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Gallery Pyrus Group Show
WHERE: Gallery Pyrus, 16 Charles St W, Kitchener WHEN: May 21-April 28 WHAT: Selected works by prominent regional artists An eclectic assortment of artwork on the walls at Café Pyrus. Artists include myself, Chris Austin, Christina Preece and Greg Kirch. I'm showing se ... Continue Reading


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Göoo Magazine #8 | Pleasure Issue
We want you to give us pleasure!!!
The next issue of the magazine seeks that you show us all those pleasant stuffs of life expressed in a beautiful spread page. Physical pleasure, intellectual, emotional, contemplative, related to senses, memories, objects, etc.
Whatever that gives you pleasure we want to see it in the next Göoo.
Extended Deadline: Sunday, August 16th
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Chundan's husband works in the merchant navy and when his ship recently docked at Keppel Shipyard, we got a tour of it. It was slightly life-altering in a way because we had never imagined a career or life like they lead!
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Translation: Ylva Söderfeldt
|Workers at the T4 memorial in Berlin. Photo © Robert Parzer.
Since the practice of "writing onto the internet" has become popular and commonly accepted, different online media have also become platforms for remembering Nazi crimes. However, the murdering of mentally ill and disabled people is an exception that rarely finds its way online. For instance, the Hashtag #Krankenmord ["murder of the sick", a German term often used for the killings of mentally ill and disabled people under the Nazis] yields less than 1000 results on Instagram, probably the most popular photo platform on the web. Of course, there are exceptions, such as the platform gedenkort-t4.eu or singular projects, among which the highly professional, interdisciplinary and transcultural documentation of a field trip by George-Washington University students is worth mentioning.
Behind the situation as outlined above are probably methodological as well as archaeological problems. First, the semantic ambiguity of the word "euthanasia" poses some methodological difficulties. Originally deriving from Greek philosophy, the word designated the good death until it was picked up as a battle cry in emerging biomedical discourses on useful vs. useless life. Then, in National Socialism, it came to serve as a euphemism for the murder of sick and disabled people. This use continued after 1945, but it was simultaneously used in debates on assisted suicide and abortion. More recently, the animal rights movement has also started using the word when speaking out against the practice of killing shelter cats and dogs. The lack of a definite terminology has thus affected the visibility of Nazi "euthanasia" negatively. Protagonists and antagonists of physician-assisted suicide have been more prone to use the hashtag "euthanasia" than those concerned with remembering victims of Nazi murder programs. Thus, online searches as outlined above necessarily yield distorted results. They are perhaps interesting for word field analyses, but hardly for the study of online remembrance cultures in the way that Steffen Jost recently analyzed online Holocaust remembrance.
Visual History Archive of the USC Shoah Foundation Legal proceedings, and especially the testimonies of survivors, were immensely important for Holocaust remembrance, but in the case of euthanasia, no survivors were available to testify.
Thus the marginalization in social networks can at least in part be explained by a generational void. Content posted on social media by survivors in the second or third generation is also quite rare. Julia Frick, who runs a website, a Facebook page, and a Twitter account devoted to the memory of her grandfather, is probably the sole exception. When relatives do research on their murdered family members, they tend to publish the results on major sites connected to memorials, like gedenkort-t4.eu, where there are already about 100 biographies. This might be explained by the continued taboo and stigma surrounding disability and mental illness, which lead the descendants of "euthanasia" victims to seek privacy. Data protection policies in place at many archives are surely also part of the explanation, as they forbid the publication of names in order to protect the supposed interest of the families. This is based on the belief that they have the right not to have mental illness and disability connected to their name (for a critical discussion of this issue, see Erhard Körting).
Is it desirable or even necessary to change the situation as outlined above? In order to answer this question, we must also consider the ambivalence of online presence, as it on the one hand may be of great significance to marginalized groups, but on the other carries the risk of inflating and distorting facts or sealing them away in filter bubbles. Perhaps the remembrance of Nazi "euthanasia" victims will be on an equal footing with other victimized groups only when our current discussion about disability and mental illness has been fundamentally changed
Recommended Citation
Robert Parzer (2016): Online media representations of the memorial for victims of the National Socialist "euthanasia". In: Public Disability History 1 (2016) 5.


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"comfort in the country"
The Steppes dates back the 16th Century and has survived Civil War and many uprisings over the years.
The original building (our family lounge) was said to have been erected in 1530 when Henry VIII was King of England and England was torn by the Reformation.
Click here to view our Access Statement
Today however, it is a happy home for Lin and Martin. Lin is a keen advocate for self sufficiency and as such has a large vegetable garden, produce from which may be found in your breakfast menu.
If the bees have been busy there will be honey for sale – just ask Lin for details.
The house is located off road and footpaths are across the unadopted road, adjacent to the gardens.
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What a fun week I had! Saturday, my boss from a few years ago, had a dinner party. It was such fun catching up with everyone that was able to make it. Every time we get together we try and get a stair picture taken. This year was no different.
I spent a lot of time with these people, worked hard and laughed hard. It's good to know they are still in my life from time to time.
Tomorrow we are leaving for cousin Lana's retirement. And....I get to take Baby Belle's basket to give her. Just got it put together this morning and it turned out really cute.
It doesn't look like it, but there is a baby quilt, a receiving blanket, two burp cloths and seven wash cloths in here. I think baby Belle's mom is going to love it!
One more thing I want to share with y'all today....Shoes.(I'm probably the last one alive that doesn't know about these) OMG!!!!The Gowalk2 made by Skechers are like walking on pillows with no constraints! My daughter surprised me with a pair and I'm shocked. I have never worn anything that feels so good on my feet. I'm so going to try these out at work.
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Laie, Hawaii (PRWEB) June 24, 2014
An impressive new variety of Polynesia-inspired dining, retail and product offerings is coming to the North Shore in the New Year with the opening of the Hukilau Marketplace at the Polynesian Cultural Center (PCC).
Scheduled to open in January 2015, the Hukilau Marketplace will be placed out front of the PCC and be easily accessible to anyone making the scenic drive on Kamehameha Highway. Admission and parking (with validation) will be free as visitors and residents shop, eat, or simply stop to stretch their legs from a day of sightseeing on the North Shore. There will be also free, live entertainment to enjoy on a regular basis.
"The Hukilau Marketplace is a huge undertaking for the Polynesian Cultural Center and a first for us, as people will be able to come and experience a piece of Polynesia's culture without having to pay admission," said Alfred Grace, President & CEO of the Polynesian Cultural Center. "We've put a lot of research, planning and thought into offering foods, products and a quality of experience reminiscent of the sights and tastes of old Laie, making a daytrip to the North Shore even more worthwhile."
Encompassing 119,000 square feet and positioned closer to Kamehameha Highway, the Hukilau Marketplace is being built partially on underused parking spaces and blended into an underutilized section of the PCC grounds next to the Pacific Theater, site of the award-winning Ha: Breath of Life evening show. Entering through the PCC won't be necessary as the Hukilau Marketplace will have its own separate entrance and be open for longer hours, 10:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday.
The diversity of new shops, dining options and product offerings (examples below) will appeal to both visitors and residents and make a daytrip along the North Shore's windward side even more enjoyable. Notably, the Hukilau name and the dining and retail offerings is a tribute to Laie's fascinating heritage and longstanding legacy of cultivating the people and culture of Polynesia. In fact, the hukilau was the inspiration for creating the PCC experience, which opened in 1963.
Long before the PCC was established, fishermen in Laie used to "hukilau" or throw nets around schools of fish, then bring them to shore for the community to enjoy.
The hukilau became a popular, impromptu luau experience for visitors in the 1940s and 1950s. They would come to Laie, watch the netting of fish, then enjoy the feast and music with community members on the beach. The experience was so enjoyable, it led to a catchy tune, The Hukilau Song, composed in 1948. ("Oh, we're going to a hukilau, a huki, huki, huki huki, hukilau. Everybody loves a hukilau, where the laulau is the kau kau at the big luau…")
Grace added, "Everything about the Hukilau Marketplace will be true to our community, with many specialty foods and goods that aren't readily available elsewhere on Oahu. It's being designed to appeal to visitors and residents alike with an experience that is in keeping with our celebration of Polynesia's culture and people."
New Retail, Dining, Entertainment Offerings
Following is a preliminary listing with short descriptions of the dining and retail offerings being introduced at Hukilau Marketplace in January 2015. A more complete listing of information and website will be available closer to the opening date.
- Pounder's Restaurant – Full-service restaurant serving island-inspired entrées for lunch and dinner (and eventually breakfast, at which time it will open at 6:00 a.m.).
- Polynesian Bakery – Offering traditional Polynesian baked favorites, such as meat pies, panipopo, malasadas, etc.
- Roulotte Court – Providing a Tahiti-inspired "street eats" experience, with plates of steak, chicken and fish served from food trucks.
- Confection Store – Offering chocolate-dipped treats, cookies, and candies.
- Food/Retail Kiosks and Carts – Spread throughout the marketplace, this kiosks and carts will provide various offerings, such as barbecue plates, specialty hot dogs, crepes, frozen custard (such as lilikoi and haupia), baked goods, as well as Polynesian handicrafts, local artwork, community t-shirts and headwear, etc.
- Laie General Store – Offering souvenirs, gifts, and handy items of convenience.
- Hapa Home Store – Offering specialty home furnishings and lifestyle products.
- Free Entertainment – This open stage area located in front of Pounder's Restaurant will present guests with live performances of music and dance on an ongoing basis.
- In addition, PCC is finalizing contracts with vendors to provide the following: ukulele shop; high-end Hawaiian jewelry; sports/outdoor activities (ocean sports and bicycle sales, rentals, etc.); specialty burgers; ice cream; lunch wagon; and shrimp truck.
A few leasing opportunities are still available. Providers of quality products and services consistent with what the Hukilau Marketplace is offering can contact the PCC for more information.
For more information about the PCC or to make reservations, please visit http://www.Polynesia.com or call (800) 367-7060. On Oahu, call (808) 293-3333.
About the Polynesian Cultural Center
Located on Oahu's beautiful North Shore, the Polynesian Cultural Center (PCC) is the only cultural tourist attraction of its kind in the world and a favorite of all visitors to Hawaii. An engaging, interactive celebration showcasing the people, culture, arts and crafts of Polynesia, the PCC has entertained more than 37 million visitors from around the world in its first 50 years (1963-2013). A non-profit organization, 100 percent of PCC's revenue goes to daily operations and to support the education of its student-employees from neighboring Brigham Young University-Hawaii.
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As some of you know, I represented Toronto at the Individual World Poetry Slam in Charlotte, NC. It was an amazing experience, filled with some of the best poets the world has to offer. Toronto Poetry Slam is supporting this bash so that I can recoup some of the travel and staying expenses. We have organized a pretty incredible line up of artists, including the spoken word artistry of Boonaa Mohammed & Krystle Mullin, the comedy of Dave Merheje, and at least one more surprise guest. I'll also be performing, and would love you to be there and enjoy the evening with us. Feel free to look up our facebook page and join the group! Details: January 9th, 2009 @ The Central (603 Markham). 7:30 ~ onwards. $5/cover. Everyone Welcome. Thanks! LB
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Friday, December 19, 2014
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Kindergarteners completed a holiday show and tell sheet at home with their families about what holiday they celebrate, a favorite holiday dish, song, tradition and activity. It was fun to hear them all share their favorites. They also brought in a photo of something special for the holidays. We saw some Elves on the Shelf, trees, cookie decorating, family pictures and a picture of one friend ringing the red kettle! By the way....13 out of our 24 students picked Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer as their favorite song! We were able to do a gallery walk around the room checking out the photos up close.
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Officials are planting coral to increase the land mass of rocky outcrops in Japan's waters.
Six colonies of coral have been planted around Okinotorishima, some 1,700km (1,060 miles) south of Tokyo.
China recognises the outcrop as Japan's territory, but says Tokyo cannot claim rights to the surrounding waters as it does not qualify as an island.
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They look like two concrete roundabouts, sitting in the middle of the sea off the southern coast of Japan.
Their combined land mass is just 10 sq m (12 square yards). But these rocky outcrops are important.
According to the Law of the Sea, Japan can lay exclusive claim to the natural resources 370km (230 miles) from its shores.
So, if these outcrops are Japanese islands, the exclusive economic zone stretches far further from the coast of the main islands of Japan then it would do otherwise.
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But the problem is that increasing water temperatures are damaging the coral reef that clings to the rocks and provides much of their land mass.
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In a book about cottages that my friend Lorrie sent me recently I saw a beautiful tray made with an old picture frame and vintage hankies. I couldn't wait to make one of my own!
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
A shabby cottage tray project
In a book about cottages that my friend Lorrie sent me recently I saw a beautiful tray made with an old picture frame and vintage hankies. I couldn't wait to make one of my own!
81 comments:
- Desires of the Heart said...
Hi Cindy,
Your tray project turned out just beautiful and it'a good solution for smaller things we have that we're not sure just how to display. I think I have a boxful!! It distresses me that some (of younger ages than you and I, don't have quite the appreciation for these pieces. The artists who made them are long gone and it is truly becoming a lost art. Have a great day, I always enjoy your blog! Linda
- July 14, 2009 10:56 AM
- Karin said...
What a wonderful idea ~ I love it!
- July 14, 2009 11:08 AM
Great idea, I love it!
Ciao, Helena
- July 14, 2009 11:09 AM
- Nelly said...
I love this project! Thanks for sharing how you did; I hope to make one for my house. I so enjoy your blog regularly.
- July 14, 2009 11:10 AM
- marlis said...
Very darling idea and one i will put into place this weekend! Just one thought, Instead of the cardboard backing directly on the hankies (not good for long periods of time because of the acidity of the cardboard), cover the backing with some archival paper (think scrapbooking) and you'll be safe. One more thought, resist the urge to leave the tray in the sun.. the glass will magnify the harmful UV rays that will make fabrics fall apart. --- a fabric- aholic :)
- July 14, 2009 11:15 AM
- Cheryl said...
LOVE IT...I'm so going to make one! Thanks for the idea!
- July 14, 2009 11:44 AM
- Sandra said...
Hi Cindy! I love it! Ok, now i'm gonna have to make one too.
- July 14, 2009 12:00 PM
- Caroline said...
Cindy I am definitely going to try this....thanks for sharing. I can't remember but have you ever made over a chandelier? I picked one up this morning at goodwill, its brass. I am going to spraypaint it and maybe turn it into a candle chandelier? I'm not if it works or not so that is why I am going to use candles instead.
- July 14, 2009 12:29 PM
You always come up with the best projects. I love the color choice too.
- July 14, 2009 12:31 PM
- Ms. Bake-it said...
What a fabulous idea! I have been looking for trays in my rummaging forays and so far have not found any that really grabbed my attention. A few months ago my mother gave me some picture frames of various sizes and styles and I put them aside as I was not sure what I would do with them. Now I do. You always have the greatest ideas and are very generous to share them with the rest of us.
Thanks also to Marlis for the extra tips.
- July 14, 2009 12:37 PM
- Pink Slippers said...
Wonderful idea!
- July 14, 2009 12:50 PM
- Dreams and Decor said...
You are so talented! This turned out great! I love the idea of the wooden feet! I'm going to going out today to get me some of that Rub & Buff in Spanish Copper for a picture frame I'm turning into a chalkboard! Patti
- July 14, 2009 12:56 PM
- frillsfluffandtrucks said...
Oh that is so sweet! I really like this idea.
~ Sarah
- July 14, 2009 1:00 PM
- Cindy said...
That is a gorgeous tray and a wonderfully creative idea! You are just so smart! Hugs, ~cindy s~
- July 14, 2009 1:04 PM
- Aimee said...
I lOve this idea and it turned out so pretty!
- July 14, 2009 1:08 PM
- Lou Cinda said...
Love it! I need to make one for my coffee table! Love the feet!
Lou Cinda :)
- July 14, 2009 1:10 PM
- Cathy said...
Great idea and thanks for the directions. I'd like to make one with pictures, postcards, tickets and so on saved from a vacation trip.
- July 14, 2009 1:29 PM
- Enchanted Rose Studio said...
Hi Cindy, what a lovely way to display beautiful vintage hankies and napkins and other treasurers, and functional too. Love this fabulous project!
- July 14, 2009 1:38 PM
- dishdiva said...
The tray is beautiful, what a great way to display some of your vintage linen collection. I think if you made these for sale you would have a definite hit on your hands!
- July 14, 2009 1:38 PM
- Terri and Bob said...
That is totally awesome. I have some vintage postcards that would look great in that tray.
- July 14, 2009 1:54 PM
- Glenda/MidSouth said...
How pretty. Great way to display old linens.
- July 14, 2009 2:06 PM
- stefanie said...
- July 14, 2009 2:22 PM
- ~Allie~ said...
I love this project! Keep them coming! i will be back!
- July 14, 2009 2:25 PM
- Kathleen at set to a Tea said...
Tea-rific Post, thank you for sharing the great photo and how to!
I'm off to gather the parts and pieces!
- July 14, 2009 2:39 PM
- Crystal Rose Cottage said...
Wow! Love it, Love it, Love it!! I think that is one great idea! Like you said, the possibilities are endless!
- July 14, 2009 3:28 PM
- Michelle said...
That is amazingly beautiful!!
- July 14, 2009 4:00 PM
- Sandi (Meme) said...
Oh Cindy, you have given me a great idea. When I was little I was quite a "daddy's" girl and would only use a hankie NOT a kleenex. So I still have my hankie that I carried, I've always wondered what I should do with it, and never could figure it out. NOW I know! Thanks so much for the idea!
- July 14, 2009 4:07 PM
- Laura Ingalls Gunn said...
This is a fantastic project. I love how you could seasonally update it by just switching linens.
- July 14, 2009 4:11 PM
- Mary said...
Delightful accessory to any coffee table! I like the use of linens, hankies, etc., the way they can be interchanged on a whim, and love the finished look after using Rub N Buff. I know you'll enjoy this tray very much, not only because it's beautiful, but because you made it yourself!
- July 14, 2009 4:19 PM
- Maryjane - The Beehive Cottage said...
Oh Cindy,
This project sure got me excited! You make it look so easy I must give it a try! Your cottage tray turned out beautiful! Thank you so much for sharing so many wonderful projects with us! Now to look for the perfect frame and linens!
- July 14, 2009 5:01 PM
- Suzanne said...
Love this tray!!! I'll make it after I finish your shell wreath:-)
- July 14, 2009 5:23 PM
- Wagonwife Designs said...
I love this project. I love old linens. What a great combinations.
- July 14, 2009 5:57 PM
- Rita May said...
Another fun and easy project I can't wait to do!
Cheers! Rita
- July 14, 2009 5:59 PM
- Donna @ Party Wishes said...
Just adorable Cindy!
- July 14, 2009 6:18 PM
- Charlene said...
Simply Beautiful as always! Tahnk You for sharing! Have a great week. Love the blue linens! I found some of those starfish that I loved & asked you about while in California. I bought so many cool mermaid things & shells while there.
- July 14, 2009 6:44 PM
- Lynn said...
This is so lovely. I love the way you put the "feet" on. You have such talent. Thank you for your beautiful blog and all the great ideas. Lynn
- July 14, 2009 6:45 PM
- Karen Deborah said...
very cute what a good idea!
- July 14, 2009 6:46 PM
- Kelly said...
This is awesome, my best friends birthday is this weekend and I am soooo making her one of these. thank you for the GREAT inspiration. I LOVE your blog!!!
- July 14, 2009 7:11 PM
Cindy, how pretty! Do you EVER
sleep??? I need to know what
kind of vitamins you take! LOL
The only Rub n Buff I can find
is gold or silver. Not pretty!
Where do you find yours?
- July 14, 2009 7:41 PM
- Liz said...
Hi Cindy, Your tray is way cute. Thanks again for hosting the giveaway party. It was so much fun!
- July 14, 2009 7:49 PM
can do this :-) Not sure 'bout the paint job but yes, liking the idea :-) Thanks!
- July 14, 2009 8:01 PM
- Chatelaine said...
What a great project! Nice job distressing the frame and I love your selection of hankies, so crisp and clean. Perfect for Summer.
- July 14, 2009 8:01 PM
Cindy what a great idea and that linen piece is just perfect for your tray! I have a ton of old frames- will have to try my hand at making one!
My sister probably wishes I had one of these- she was trying to find a tray around my house when she was here this weekend to help me during my recooping time!
- July 14, 2009 8:16 PM
- chicroses said...
Love the tray! Now I have another idea added to the rest. I just was looking at some gorgeous hankies that I have..so the ideas are turning.Rub n buff...I have been using my acrylic paint in dark brown with a little water to thin it. With my finger..haha..so I should look for this other. Thanks for sharing. Gosh I like your white and pale blue decor. I have all white in my guest bathroom..I have pale blue towels..with a few roses and the old picture The Six Senses. I love that..it is shabby with water marks. Gosh can I ramble. XO's Sally
- July 14, 2009 8:28 PM
- rozetta said...
That is a beautiful way to use vintage hankies. I've also seen where they put pretty cabinet handles on each end.
- July 14, 2009 8:49 PM
- Dream Mom said...
Oh, I love this project. I have a lace hankerchief from my mother's wedding. It would be perfect for this project.
Yours turned out beautiful by the way. Thank you for such a nice tutorial!
- July 14, 2009 10:05 PM
- Junsku said...
I just LOVE your blog!!! I could spend all day just reading it and watchting these amazing pictures.
- July 14, 2009 10:36 PM
- Martha's Favorites said...
Hi Cindy: Love the tray. I going to try to make one of my own. I think I know just the frame to use. Great idea, thank you. Martha
- July 14, 2009 10:43 PM
- Room design studio said...
Cindy this is truly beautiful! I must give it a try..my budget is low these days so this totally works! and its fun to make too!
- July 15, 2009 1:18 AM
- Elenka said...
I LOVE that idea!!! I have a hanky, just one, that I'd love to do that to.
I still think the entire concept of hankies is weird..
My dad had huge ones and actually blew his nose into them. Yuck.
- July 15, 2009 3:37 AM
- Becky said...
I am amazed at how that Rub and Buff worked. I have never used it before and will have to give it a try. Your tray turned out wonderful.
- July 15, 2009 3:45 AM
- Queen B. said...
I'm going to give it a whirl with hankies from my grandmother that have been sitting in my curio.
- July 15, 2009 4:40 AM
- Suzann @ Lavender and Roses said...
I am soooo excited I read this post today! I know exactly where to use this project AND the rub n buff idea. Thank you ~ thank you very much!
- July 15, 2009 6:28 AM
Great idea and easy too.
A friend has a tray I always admired that is similar. Hers has a piece of linen and has bead embroidery. She bought hers pre-made, but you could duplicate it.
Old tea towels would be great for a kitchen. I'd like a piece of crewel embroidery - wish I'd saved some that I did back in the 70's!
But for now, I may copy you and use hankies. I have summery ones and fall...you could even do seasonal. The possibilites are endless!
- July 15, 2009 6:50 AM
- Amanda said...
What a great idea! Thanks for sharing your inspiration! :-)
- July 15, 2009 7:05 AM
- Queenie said...
I absolutely adore your tray...it's beautiful! I love the effect that the spanish copper rub and buff gives to the tray. Thanks for sharing such a wonderful idea!
I hope you have a great day!
Big Hugs,
- July 15, 2009 7:06 AM
- elmaelsiena said...
I love this idea!!! It would be so easy to change for each season to:)
- July 15, 2009 7:30 AM
- Andréa said...
I was mad for a ....
- July 15, 2009 8:47 AM
- Ana~A Petite Cottage said...
Good morning Cindy,
Beautiful post. What an absolutely perfect idea...I have some beautiful vintage hankies I was not sure how to display and here you have given me great inspiration. Thank you for sharing.
- July 15, 2009 9:09 AM
- Ginger said...
I was in Home Goods and saw a box similiar to that, on a clearance shelf. I had it in my cart then put it back cause I didn't know just what to do with it. I think I will go back and get it today. You just gave me some ideas.
- July 15, 2009 9:44 AM
- Bellamere Cottage said...
Hi Cindy!
I think trays are my all-time favorite decorating item. A great start to the perfect vignette. I've used old frames lots of times too. And, you're right....the possibilities are endless....yours is just adorable. You've inspired me to do my room pale blue next time around.
- July 15, 2009 10:15 AM
- Tea Time Consultants said...
Cindy, now if any of your friends need any lace, send them my way. http://www.teatimeconsultants.blogspot.com
All USA made lace.
- July 15, 2009 11:22 AM
- Melanie said...
Looks beautiful. I've been meaning to make one of these for a while. Can you tell me the size of the frame you used? Also, I saw this somewhere else where they added door hardware for the handles. Makes it easier to pick up! ;-)
(And I'm sorry people were so mean in the giveaway post. The teapot is a beautiful giveaway and while the ads are distracting, you gotta do what you gotta do. I certainly will be back. I like your blog ads or not!)
- July 15, 2009 12:06 PM
- Tracy M. said...
Oh what a great idea! I'm going to make one of those as I already have everything needed. Going to make the shell wreath too.
Thanks for all the great ideas and inspiration!
- July 15, 2009 12:13 PM
- violetlady said...
What a great idea. I am definitely going to make one. I want to compliment you on your photos. I had written to you asking what kind of camera you use and you were kind enough to respond. But it is also the staging of the picture. Very creative. Thank you for another great idea.
- July 15, 2009 5:29 PM
- Lee Laurie said...
I've just got to do this one! Thanks!
- July 15, 2009 5:31 PM
- Stacey said...
Cindy, your tray turned out beautifully! What a fun idea.
I'm sorry someone was rude to you! Darn 'em!
- July 15, 2009 7:45 PM
- Cottagecheap said...
Couldn't be more timely. My grandmother just gave me great-grandma roe's hankies. Thanks
- July 16, 2009 7:07 AM
- September said...
I love this! I have some antique ladies handkerchiefs that will be stunning done up this way. Hmmm, now I need a frame. Thanks for this great idea Cindy! :)
- July 16, 2009 8:12 AM
- Bonnie said...
Your picture frame tray is very clever and pretty! Think of all the different options you could create!
- July 16, 2009 10:19 AM
- Lynne (lynnesgiftsfromtheheart) said...
Wonderful tray project.. love the vintage hankies underneath displayed bur preserved..hugs ~lynne~
- July 16, 2009 12:51 PM
- ladydi said...
Hi Cindy
A faboulous idea. I am going to go out the the thrift shops and try and find some frames. I went to Michaels before and they don't seem to carry Rubb & Buff. Maybe i will ask. Thanks for sharing another great project.
- July 16, 2009 3:53 PM
- Catherine said...
Oh Cindy~Love the tray~beautiful, how creative you are!!
Have a beautiful weekend~ leaving here so inspired!! :)
- July 16, 2009 6:28 PM
- Recycled Rita said...
I just LOVE this! I want to do this for my mom for her birthday!
Thanks for the idea! karen.....
- July 16, 2009 8:32 PM
- Corporate Housing said...
Hi Cindy,
Your tray project is awesome, thanks for sharing.. i just love that starfish.
- July 19, 2009 5:31 PM
- Elena said...
This is a fabulous project. I love repurposing & recreating items for the home. Thank you for sharing your creation - it's inspired me to try it out too.
Your creation looks gorgeous.
ciao for now,
Elena :)
- July 19, 2009 9:44 PM
Your tray turned out gorgeously chic!
- July 21, 2009 2:11 PM
- Susan Lang @ Designing Your Dream Home said...
First time visit, over from Restyled Home. A great idea-thanks for sharing.
- July 28, 2009 6:28 AM
- Vee said...
Tremendous! It is so delightful that I want to do it today.
- July 28, 2009 6:59 AM
- Nori said...
I love the idea of using the handles as feet. I just did a makeover on a tv stand and have 3 knobs that I almost threw in the trash... so glad I didn't. Oh no!!! Now I'm really going to hold on to everything!! :)
- July 28, 2009 11:34 AM
- icandy... said...
Happy day!
- July 31, 2009 9:16 PM


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"People have no Idea about the Importance of E-content, but ICT Infrastructure is Well Established"
What e-content means in Bahrain:
A: It is any information stored, processed or accessed by electronic means. In Bahrain, there is no real concern about e-content officially, but there is now an interest among a large number of corporates and the Government sector to have an online existence. However, there is no real concern about the quality of the content.
What is the current status of e-content in your country, including national e-content development across all the sectors of the industry?
Unfortunately, the status of e-content in my country is very poor in general. There are a few good examples where you can find genuine content or services but such examples are rare. People are still concentrating on design and functionality and the quality of e-Content is at the bottom of their list of priorities.
Which e-content area is best developed in your country?
E-business is the most developed area of e-content although e-culture and e-government are also developing.
Which sectors in your country are the leaders in e-content development?
The business and private sector is a driving force.
Please describe the progress of e-content development in your country.
Unfortunately, there is no timeline or a pre-planned strategy/framework on a national level to develop e-content but there is an e-government project which might include official information and services by the end of the year 2004.
Please list the major initiatives which have influenced and spurred the development of e-content in your country.
The government project which has been e-enabled and those which are in the process of getting online.
What have been the major bottlenecks in the development of e-content in your country?
» The absence of a national plan or strategy to enhance e-content development hinders progress.
» People (decision makers, businessmen, etc.) have no idea about the importance of e-content.
» Infrastructure, applications and implementations are the hottest issues being discussed in IT. E-content is not yet a priority.
In developed countries ICT has become part of daily life and e-content development is primarily left to the initiatives of individuals or organizations. On the other hand, in less developed countries, the development of e-content is largely dependent on ICT infrastructure. Please give a detailed analysis of the situation in your country.
The ICT infrastructure in Bahrain is good and well established; Bahrain is one of those countries, which have invested a lot of time and money to build an ICT infrastructure in order to be the hub or centre of the banking sector in the region since early 1980s. So, we can say that e-Content development in Bahrain will be dependent on the ICT Infrastructure. It is not a part of daily life yet, as it is in many countries, despite the fact that there is a high penetration of mobile phones.
How would you describe the ICT scenario in your country? Please describe it in terms of infrastructure, penetration, acceptance and policies.
As the country with highest Internet penetration (22% of population) in the region, with a large literate community; Bahrain has a bright future in ICT. However, it needs official support and an announced plan/strategy in this regard.
How do you see the future of e-content development in your country? Please elaborate in detail.
I can see no official or corporate effort towards developing e-content. As an individual, I hope I can make some difference through media and the Internet Society to push for the development of e-content.
As an expert in your country, what would be the five most important pillars of e-content development?
Awareness: Spread awareness about e-content;
Training: Employees should be trained to write for digital or electronic media;
Seriousness: E-content should be taken seriously and not just used to show-off;
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Editing: E-content should be dealt with in the same manner as traditional publishing and editing.
Please explain which is the most preferred medium for e-content development: Print, TV, the Internet, Radio, Mobile/Wireless or a combination of some of these?
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I am sure that everyone had tangled filament at one stage, we do too.
as you imagine the filament production is a continues process and it is really quite difficult to spool it and tangle it during production. this happens after.
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Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers is keen to be reunited with Cardiff City defender Steven Caulker, reports suggest.
The Reds manager brought Caulker to Swansea City on loan from Tottenham Hotspur during his tenure at the Liberty Stadium, making the 22-year-old an integral part of his defence as the Swans enjoyed an exceptional first campaign in the top flight three seasons ago.
The Daily Telegraph suggest the Northern Irish manager is keen to link up with the towering centre half once again in order to address the problems that have often caused him headaches in defence throughout the season.
Liverpool's frailties at the back have been highlighted over the past month in the absence of Daniel Agger and summer signing Mamadou Sakho, as Kolo Toure and Martin Skrtel have been singled out for criticism during a period where the club have conceded 12 goals in their last six Premier League games.
Caulker joined Cardiff during the summer transfer window for a fee of £8.5m from Tottenham but given the Welsh club's precarious position just a point off the foot of the table, they could be presented with the tough task of holding onto the defender in the summer.
The defender has excelled for Cardiff this season despite their position in the league and has seen his efforts rewarded after being named in Roy Hodgson's 30-man England squad for next week's friendly against Denmark.
Of Caulker's selection, Hodgson said: "We have asked Steve Caulker to come in.
"He wasn't in my original list of 30, Jagielka was and so was Jones until I found out it is a few weeks until he returns. It is not the first time it has happened to us."
However the England manager did indicate Caulker will have a job on his hands earning a spot in his final World Cup squad after explaining he already knows who his four choices are.
"We wouldn't be taking more than four centre-backs with us to Brazil," he said.
"I don't think any country would. Jagielka, Cahill, Jones and Smalling – they are our four.
"Caulker is another one and we are unlucky that two of our five are unavailable at the moment."