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Well, I finally finished my 2nd project with these windows. I made a cork board picture frame for my daughters room.
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Old Window #2
Well, I finally finished my 2nd project with these windows. I made a cork board picture frame for my daughters room.
44 comments:
- Jules @ The Chang Chat said...
Oh my gosh that is such a cute project idea! I love it! Thanks for following my blog :) I love yours!!! Newest follower too!
- October 17, 2011 at 11:39 AM
- Ginger Zuck said...
Love this project! Excellent idea.. Great idea and it turned out awesome.
- October 17, 2011 at 6:50 PM
- Dez said...
This is so beautiful! Thanks for sharing!
- October 17, 2011 at 8:42 PM
- Peggy said...
Great project I'm always looking for ways to use old windows. Thanks for sharing.
- October 17, 2011 at 9:44 PM
- Kristen said...
love using old windows! I drive by a salvage yard and want to go get some, I just have no where to put them! Thank you so much for linking up to Handmade Tuesdays @ Ladybug Blessings! www.ladybug-blessings.com
- October 18, 2011 at 6:20 AM
This is So So cute! I love it! Thanks for following my blog I am now following yours, it's so cute!
- October 18, 2011 at 7:14 AM
- Lissa said...
That is gorgeous! I love how it turned out. So pretty.
- October 18, 2011 at 7:17 AM
- Coley said...
I love how your window project turned out. I did something similar for my living rom and get compliments on it all the time. Very creative :)
- October 18, 2011 at 9:25 AM
- Brooke @ Let Kids Create said...
I saved all my old windows from my house and have done a similar project. However, my pictures are behind the glass which makes it so hard when I want to change out the pictures. Love the way you did it!
Just found you off of One Tough Mother and am loving your blog. I'm a new follower. http://letkidscreate.blogspot.com
- October 18, 2011 at 11:22 AM
- One Tough Mother said...
This is so beautiful! I love the knobs - nice touch. Thanks for linking up!
- October 18, 2011 at 5:38 PM
- Robin said...
This is just darling! Great job!
- October 18, 2011 at 6:37 PM
- RhettDidntGiveADamn said...
I love anything with old windows and your turned out beautifully. (new follower here!)
- October 18, 2011 at 7:11 PM
- Southwest Cottage Designs said...
I really liked the last window you put on the fence, and you did a fabulous job with this one, also. I love decorating with old windows.
- October 18, 2011 at 9:45 PM
- Shabby chic Sandy said...
This is beyond adorable--and $5 for the windows..unreal! Thanks for sharing your darling project!
- October 18, 2011 at 9:48 PM
- Stacey said...
What a beautiful idea. I'm kicking myself right now because I walked right passed a window just like this a few weeks ago, not picking it up because I didn't want the neighbors to think I was a weirdo. Stupid me.
- October 18, 2011 at 11:06 PM
- Chrystie said...
Really cute! I love how it turned out! I've done some old windows myself & have really enjoyed it too!! Here's mine if you want to take a look... http://pocketfullofposies6.blogspot.com/2010/03/old-barn-window.html and this one... http://pocketfullofposies6.blogspot.com/2011/01/ive-been-busy-painter-changer-upper.html There's so much you can do w/old windows! LOVE THEM!! Great job! :)
- October 19, 2011 at 12:52 AM
- Amy @MoMomma said...
This turned out great :) I'm your newest follower! I have a MoMomma Monday link up which runs all week through friday. come link up if you can!
- October 19, 2011 at 8:52 AM
It turned out so cute!! Maybe I do need one :)
- October 19, 2011 at 1:30 PM
- Mandy @ Sugar Bee Crafts said...
Thanks for linking to Take-A-Look Tuesday - you were featured today!
--Mandy, www.SugarBeeCrafts.com
- October 19, 2011 at 2:04 PM
- Terrie said...
So sweet to have the captures in this pretty window.
- October 19, 2011 at 7:07 PM
- June Scott said...
Wow AZ to TX and some still in AZ, sounds like my life :) I love what you did with this window frame. Cork-board was great idea and this looks super sweet hanging about your daughters crib! Great job!
- October 19, 2011 at 7:24 PM
So very cute! ..and I love that it's something to grow with!
- October 19, 2011 at 7:54 PM
- Melanie @ bear rabbit bear said...
Lovely! It looks so vintage, yet modern at the same time. Thanks for linking to Things I've Done Thursday.
- October 19, 2011 at 8:42 PM
- Terri @ A Creative Princess said...
I love crafting with old windows, but your idea is awesome! I love that you used corkboard!
- October 20, 2011 at 3:46 AM
- Jenn said...
this is So cute and I am really jealous because it seems like everyone on the planet can find old doors and windows except me! It's awesome, I love what you did with it.
- October 20, 2011 at 11:45 PM
What a brilliant idea! and really beautifully done!
- October 21, 2011 at 3:11 AM
- Steph @ Crafting in the Rain said...
Great way to use an old frame!
- October 21, 2011 at 8:04 AM
That is TOO CUTE!! I wish I was crafty like that! I love the idea & the finished product. Thanks for linking up at Living Life Intentionally Linky Party =-)
- October 21, 2011 at 9:13 AM
- The mum of all trades said...
This is fabulous. I'd love if you would share this at my blog link up this weekend. Hope you can make it!
- October 21, 2011 at 10:51 AM
- Katie said...
This is adorable! I love the fabric you used! The pictures of your daughter are adorable!
- October 22, 2011 at 8:59 PM
- Cate from Random Crafty Georgia Girl said...
Such a cute idea! I will be sharing this on Random Crafty Georgia Girl soon.
- October 22, 2011 at 9:31 PM
- amy said...
Oh, wow, this is beautiful! You did a fantastic job! What a way to upcycle! Can I beg you to share it here?
- October 23, 2011 at 7:15 AM
- Jill said...
Oh wow! what a brilliant idea for a photo frame! I love it!
Thanks for linking to a Round Tuit!
Hope you have a great week!
Jill @ Creating my way to Success
- October 23, 2011 at 7:37 PM
- Craft Envy said...
You were featured on Craft Envy!
- October 24, 2011 at 8:20 AM
It's beautiful! I'm in love. Now I'm going to have to find one...
- October 24, 2011 at 5:06 PM
- Amy said...
Just wanted to let you know I'm featuring this project tomorrow! Stop by and grab a featured button!
- October 25, 2011 at 11:01 AM
- Tara Gauthier said...
This is such a cute idea. New follower to your blog. Check out mine too please!
- October 25, 2011 at 12:26 PM
- Trish @MomOnTimeout said...
I just love it when something old is made new again - you did a beautiful job! Thanks for sharing at Taking A Timeout Thursday!
- October 25, 2011 at 3:50 PM
- Lindsay said...
So where can I find an old window like this?? This is absolutely fabulous! I love what you did with it! Great job! Thanks for linking up at Show & Share.
- October 25, 2011 at 6:22 PM
- Jaime Lyn at Crafty Scrappy Happy said...
anddd did I mention I am in love with this too?!?! :o) You rock my new friend!
Jaime from crafty scrappy happy
- October 25, 2011 at 9:44 PM
- Milla said...
This is super cute! I love this. Works great in any room.
- October 26, 2011 at 7:20 PM
- Kelly said...
I do believe im your newest follower yay!
Im loving this idea. Its so vintage and pretty.
- October 28, 2011 at 8:24 AM
- Crystal said...
I am loving this! Great idea to add the corkboard! I have an old window I have been wanting to add pics to and this makes me want to make it my next project! Love it! Thanks so much for sharing!!! :)
Homemaker in Heels
- October 28, 2011 at 12:25 PM
- Krista said...
I am always on the lookout for an old window so I can do something like this. So far, no luck!
- October 31, 2011 at 5:55 AM


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National average truckload van and flatbed rates each rose a penny on increased demand for freight hauling services during the week ending May 28 compared to the previous week, according to DAT Solutions and its network of load boards.
An 8.5% increase in the number of spot loads, as truck capacity was nearly unchanged, and a 2.6% increase in diesel prices also played key roles.
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- West: Los Angeles, $2.01 per mile, up 8 cents
- Midwest: Chicago, $1.74 per mile, up 4 cents
- South Central: Dallas, $1.50 per mile, up 2 cents
- Southeast: Charlotte, $1.82 per mile, up 3 cents
- Northeast: Allentown, Penn., $1.80 per mile, up 2 cents
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The number of posted reefer loads increased 19% as available capacity declined 5%, producing a 25% increase in the reefer load-to-truck ratio to 4.1 loads per truck. The national average reefer rate was unchanged despite a seasonal increase in demand.


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Thursday 23 February
Cairo Video Festival, various venues
8th Cairo Video Festival, for video and experimental film,Check the programme here
Screening of My Heart Only Beats for Her, 4pm
Cinematheque, 19a Adly Street, Downtown, Cairo
Faces in the City photography exhibition opening,, 8pm
The Jesuit Culture Center, 298 Port Said Street, Cleopatra, Alexandria
Alexandria Opera band for Arabic Music and Singing, performance, 8pm
Alexandria Opera House, 22 Al Mesallah Sharq st, Qesm Al Attarin, Alexandria
Friday 24 February
Shomooa band performance, with Said Othman, Arabic Music Institute, 8pm
Arabic music Institute, Ramsis Street, Downtown, Cairo
HanyMust concert, 8:30pm
ROOM Art Space & Cafe, 10 Etehaad Al Mohamin st, Garden City, Cairo
Al Aragouz wa Khayal Al-Zel (The Shadow Puppet), 8:30pm
A free public performance by clowns in Al-Muizz Street presented by Wamda and directed by Nabil Bahgat
Beit El-Sehemi, El-Gamaliya, Al-Muizz st, Old Cairo
Mohamed Yousef and Reem Ezz Eldin concert, 7pm
Bibliotheca Alexandrina, Alexandria
Saturday 25 February
PhotoCairo6 Festival: Shadows of the Imperceptible, various venues
Exhibitions and performative events at various venues. Read more here.
Screening of Death on The Nile, Netherlands-Flemish Institute in Cairo, 7:30 pm
Netherlands-Flemish Institute in Cairo, 1 Dr.Mahmoud Azmi Street, Zamalek, Cairo
Met Opera Live screening, Opera Rusalka, Cairo Opera House, 8pm
Cairo Opera House, small hall, Zamalek, Cairo
For more arts and culture news and updates, follow Ahram Online Arts and Culture on Twitter at @AhramOnlineArts and on Facebook at Ahram Online: Arts & Culture
© 2010 Ahram Online.


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Opposites in every way . . . except the one that matters
Shaw Landon loved Rule Archer from the moment she laid eyes on him. Rule is everything a straight--A pre-med student like Shaw shouldn't want--and the only person she's never tried to please. She isn't afraid of his scary piercings and tattoos or his wild attitude. Though she knows that Rule is wrong for her, her heart just won't listen.
To a rebel like Rule Archer, Shaw Landon is a stuck-up, perfect princess-and his dead twin brother's girl. She lives by other people's rules; he makes his own. He doesn't have time for a good girl like Shaw-even if she's the only one who can see the person he truly is.
But a short skirt, too many birthday cocktails, and spilled secrets lead to a night neither can forget. Now, Shaw and Rule have to figure out how a girl like her and a guy like him are supposed to be together without destroying their love . . . or each other.
Rule has always been very sure of what he wanted in life, it might have not been what other people wanted or expected from him, but he doesn't care. His brother was the golden boy, so Rule could do what he wanted. Ever since his brother died though, things between him and his family have become more troublesome. His mother blames him for the death and the things she dare say to him are just awful. If it wasn't for Shaw picking him up every week, he probably wouldn't even talk to them. Honestly when you hear what is going on, you can't blame him.
While Rule's brother was the golden boy, Shaw could be considered the golden girl. It seemed these two were meant for each other, except they weren't and Shaw has had a crush on Rule from the first moment she saw him when she was fourteen. Though his family became her family, as her parents might be rich but they're a real piece of work. When her best friend died, she didn't want to lose her family, even if that means waking up Jet every week and driving over to his parents house. She already had no family to begin with and doesn't want to lose another.
At first it seems Rule and Shaw just rub each other the wrong way, but after one very dronken (on her part) night, it seems they rub each other just the right way. Rule doesn't really know what to do with this sudden revelation. Feelings he never had before start bubbling up and though they scare him, he is willing to give this thing a chance. We all know how Shaw feels, so even a bit hesitant (afraid of getting hurt) she agrees to explore this further. It's both new for them and things might not go as smoothly as they would like.
I loved these characters. Not just Shaw and Rule, though they are awesome, but all these other guys and her girlfriends are pretty great. They all have a very unique personality and voice. I liked how Rule always tried to push the envelope, he was never meant to fit a certain mold and is happy figuring out his own way. He makes some decisions I could not agree with, but the growth he goes through and this new side of him we get to explore was very interesting. There is definitely more than meets the eye, when it comes to Shaw. It seems Rule didn't know her as well as he thought, so she often takes him by surprise and that was fun.
There is definitely plenty of drama going on, on all fronts. It was not just between Rule and Shaw. Her parents set in a certain way and her mom did something I could not forgive, but his just took it to a whole new level. Yes, they are devastated by the loss of his brother, but that does not condone that type of behavior. His mom, seriously, argh! Then there is also an annoying ex-boyfriend, that just keeps popping up and no matter how many times I wished him away, he would not disappear.
All that drama and meanwhile they still need to make this brand new thing work between them. It definitely is not easy. They both have such strong personalities, they are bound to clash once in a while. Luckily that means plenty of opportunities to make up. The chemistry between them was of the charts. Those smexy scenes were intense, I loved it.
Rule was an awesome read. I am so excited each of the guys is getting their own book and we can get to know this crazy group of friends even better. They deserve their version of happy endings.
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Jay has been a bartender since she was in college, spending over forty hours a week watching interactions between men and women. This 9 to 5 job offered great insights into relationships - how they start and how they evolve in a social setting.
This cutting-edge author likes to write New Adult novels because she remembers being in her early twenties and thinking she had it all figured out, only to be proven wrong time and time again. When she looks back, she see's that those years defined who she is today, and, good or bad, those decisions ultimately set her current path.


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Big 12
Oklahoma State low on stars, high on hopes
For the first time in years, Oklahoma State is low on star power.
Brandon Weeden, Justin Blackmon, Dez Bryant and Wichitan Joseph Randle are all in the NFL. Those former standouts leave behind quite a legacy for the less-touted members of the current roster. The Cowboys don't have a Heisman Trophy contender or surefire future first-round draft pick.
But that doesn't mean Oklahoma State is in rebuilding mode, far from it. The Cowboys were the media's preseason pick to win the Big 12.
What they lack in star power, they make up for with depth.
Quarterbacks Clint Chelf, Wes Lunt and J.W. Walsh all have the talent to start and succeed. How many other teams have three strong options at that position?
Receivers Tracy Moore and Josh Stewart have the skills to lead the Big 12 in receiving yards. Jhajuan Seates and Brandon Sheperd provide valuable second-tier options. Blake Jackson and David Glidden could start in most programs. How many teams are that versatile in the passing game?
Six seniors return on a defense filled with upperclassmen. How many teams can match that experience?
Very few.
"There's been some growth in the program at Oklahoma State," Cowboys coach Mike Gundy said. "I think it's a tribute to the players that have been before this group, the young men that are on our team now, and the ones in the future. They've got a lot to look forward to."
Stewart, a junior who caught 101 passes for 1,210 yards last season, might be the closest thing Oklahoma State has to a star player.
He's definitely worth keeping an eye on.
"Josh is a great example of what we really strive for at Oklahoma State," Gundy said. "He came in and had some class misses, and he always loved to play football, he's very competitive. Guys will ask about a Josh or a Joe Randle or other players that we've had, and our comment is they really love to play the game. They would play it for free, and Josh loves to play football. He's very competitive.
"He plays through pain, plays through injury. Cold weather, hot weather, doesn't affect him. And he's really developed. We've been very fortunate to have a number of great receivers at Oklahoma State over the last few years, and each year, as one moves on, as a coaching staff, we see young talent, but you're always concerned about whether that guy's going to step up. Josh really stepped up for us last year in a big way."
Oklahoma State is coming off an eight-win season in which it pummeled Purdue in the Heart of Dallas Bowl. The Cowboys are hoping to build on that momentum.
It won't be easy, though. Jeremy Smith won't be as good as Randle. And the Cowboys have a difficult opener against Mississippi State in Houston's Reliant Stadium. Gundy has been critical of Oklahoma State's choice to schedule such a difficult opening game, especially when he isn't sure who will start at quarterback, but the payoff could be big. If OSU defeats Mississippi State, it will receive an early bump in the national rankings before moving on to a favorable conference schedule.
Oklahoma State gets the benefit of playing Oklahoma, Baylor and Kansas State at home.
Gundy thinks a strong start could lead to a strong finish.
"You have to play well in the first game to win. I think we would all agree on that," Gundy said. "So it changes our approach as a coaching staff and what we do in preseason practice.
"… My concern is whether that affects us in November, because we really need to be strong in the last week of October and up through November to make that run. We've had a formula at Oklahoma State over the last really five, six, seven years that we feel like gives us the best chance to be strong, be in great shape, and be fresh at the end of the season so our teams can perform at the highest level. We have to alter that."
Oklahoma State has altered its roster, as well.
It might not have star power. But it has strength in numbers. That could end up working to OSU's advantage.


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For those of us who like to follow the next big trends in consumer tech, I think the top three on many people's lists would be:
These trends are now so apparent and present today in existing products that this is more a statement of fact than a prediction of the future. I read an interesting article the other day that pondered the question if people are actually getting dumber because we have so much information available that we don't really bother to learn.
I don't believe people are getting dumber. In fact, I would argue that since people now spend less time memorizing irrelevant factoids, there is more time for real learning and understanding.
I also believe that availability of information has and will continue to change how we do everything from run our errands to running our business. The key is still information but the value can change enormously based on two key factors, namely:
- Relevance
- Time
Information relevance is the basis for many core technologies such as search, data warehousing, etc. There is still much more we can do here but the value of relevance is well understood.
A new "information" value proposition focus will be time. Essentially, how quickly can I get a particular piece of information and insight? For factoids like who was in a particular movie or who was the King of England in 1805? - the time is retrieve the information on the Web is mere seconds. For those who must know: Technically the title "King (or Queen) of England" has not existed since 1701. In 1805, King George III was King of The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland.
OK. So today you can be at dinner discussing sports trivia and pull out your phone and get a virtually instant answer to your query. I can leave my house with virtually no idea where I am going and simply plug a name into my GPS. Thanks to the web, search, and mobile we now have facts at our fingertips almost instantly.
This is just the tip of the iceberg, however. Many of us in business need to make decisions based on information that can often take days or even weeks to compile. One example, I get so frustrated when I check at home if my flight is on time (they say it is) and then head to the airport to only find out the it has been delayed 4 hours! Clearly the data that the airplane would be late existed when I was still at home; the problem is the lack of real-time delivery capabilities.
I was at a conference this week where someone had come up with a way to know when a customer entered a store. This is potentially a big win for store owner. Today, even with a loyalty card, the customer has already left the store before the business even knows they were there! Clearly, most retail businesses could add much more value having information sooner.
The list is virtually endless, from traffic management to financial management; to web analytics, to TV show ratings, there is more value in having information quickly. The most extreme example of this is equities trading where traders pay huge money for even milliseconds more speed.
So while information can still become more relevant, don't forget about speed. Real-time insight will give consumers "instant" deals as they walk by a store or "instant" warning of an accident on the road ahead. It will give business the ability to instantly see customer reactions to products and advertising.
Yes, too much information will always overwhelm us but real-time insight is something that will actually help improve business (and personal) efficiency. Its not about MORE, its all about BETTER and FASTER.


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I have been stashing these pumpkin recipes for way too long, and I thought, 'What better way to ring in fall than to shower you fellow fall lovers with some pumpkin recipe love from my Bloggers Gonna Blog Community gals?'
But first… I want to just say, 'Thank you for all the gracious, kind, thoughtful comments that each one of you left on my post on digestion and my post on transformation photos.'
I thought this might be a fun Marvelous Monday to link up with Katie and Erin at Her Heartland Soul. Also, please pray for Katie's baby; the little one is struggling right now. Thank you gals. 🙂
You provoked much thought over on my end; you disagreed graciously where you had a differing opinion, and I praise God that the posts were a blessing and a conversation starter for those issues.


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Breakingviews: Taking Freddie out
May 8 - The U.S. housing finance agency continues gushing cash – making it ever more difficult for Uncle Sam to contemplate shutting Freddie down.
Okay so Freddie Mac got a lot harder to put out of its misery today it reported results once again. Lots of numbers coming into this federal housing agency just like its cousin Fannie Mae. That all of us out there have been trying to find a way to fix the US housing. Finance market are now perplexed because this thinks just chugging out cash app which makes a really hard to take it out grow about shooting. Right examine this is part of the problem and essentially. He went went Freddie Mac and Fannie mayor profitable those profits go to the US treasury right so. All of a sudden they're like turn into the housing market is improving their making lots of money this is making it this couldn't make it much more than -- and different -- -- -- foot and -- billion and a profit. Finally the other weakness. Hopefully I hear and that doesn't like Seve yet so you know -- big deficit to stay in the United States this is not the biggest millennium and let them do it's nice to have it -- how much so okay. This is going to be uses an argument by some people -- say it's either bailout just like the bailout of the banks. What it was worth the return we -- won't mean and money back and believe me I think treasure hi this is the one that has been very ugly in terms of the ballots in the -- are gonna wanna say okay it's been successful. Don't have stayed put into it just suits sort of so -- -- about a hundred native -- and it snowed offered an -- and Friday. But what they have a what we're saying as of Friday announced -- today that they have this tax credit thirty billing and right now. The reason that they are not realizing this gains because -- haven't been profitable if it becomes apparent that there profitable. Enterprise are gonna realize this pain and that goes back to traders right. This is a bit like since her to get -- -- -- -- that Xperia for you when you go to Canada money's going to be you gonna be problem but they are gonna do that -- -- activity properly with certain period of time to get it back. And it's it it sounds Nichols is complete column because if it in his if you just think about it console you taking money from the treasury might be the tax that you would pay T. Payback attacked the treasury so it's completely ridiculous. -- -- a whole circle around in my -- are also on assignment that make it policy argument to make it hey it's their ups and downs this but having these housing organizations. Allows us to smooth out the housing market and you know give people thirty year. Fixed mortgages and can step which -- -- -- greater public good or right around it but again and that this is the problem because that Fannie and Freddie even though they were taken it right the government. They're not on anybody's books -- this is kind of a giant. Find out what they are about agency in terms of accountability right this is not something that we want him to continue but I think it's gonna get harder and harder -- searching his revenue source right coming in its treasury to actually do anything about it just makes the status quo. A lot more. Contractually what happened so that's in just to conclude here. You know in the next in the administration the next three and a half years whenever the president one of the ideas we got out there was that he's got to tackle the housing finance reform yeah. I don't know this happens this is gonna happen a lot. This is that I would say it's not gonna happen is we stuck it stuck. -- -- -- about that. I'd rather talk about that will be for a separate off camera discussions we've gotten more breaking news tomorrow.


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Heavy Metal: Special Edition
This animated cult-favorite starts out like a mediocre anthology about the evils of greed, but somehow the nine writers behind the scenes can't muster the creativity to sustain even that lackluster momentum. Behind its rock 'n' roll sci-fi pretense, Heavy Metal is essentially a movie about adolescent breast fantasies -- and not even real breasts, at that. Its uneasy mixture of Saturday-morning-cartoon production-values and mature subject matter incredibly manages to exclude both kid and adult audiences alike, settling for the very stereotype of the repressed comic-book geek. The film features dull music from Blue Oyster Cult, Stevie Nicks, Cheap Trick, Nazareth, Black Sabbath, and more, and uninspired vocal contributions from the likes of John Candy, Joe Flaherty, Eugene Levy, Harold Ramis and John Vernon. And frankly, the animation sucks. The source print for this 1.85:1 widescreen transfer shows serious wear, particularly during the opening credits. Dolby Digital 5.1 or Dolby Surround 2.0, one deleted segment, "Neverland," as well as an alternate frame story, commentary by Carl Macek, the documentary Imagining Heavy Metal, galleries of production photos, Heavy Metal Magazine covers, related conceptual art, and portfolios of pencil animation and single and layered cels.


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The charges laid before Glamorgan Valleys Magistrates' Court included: "being a trader, engaged in an unfair commercial practice, namely a misleading action by describing windows as 'A+' under the provisions regulation 5 of the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008 contrary to regulation 9 of the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008." Six further charges were also brought including "displaying a trust mark or equivalent, specifically BBA, without having the necessary authorisation" and obstruction.
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The very first official Bouchra Jarrar Spring 2014 Couture show was presented this week. Up until December, Jarrar was only a guest member of the strict couture society. The Chambre Syndicale finally granted her couturier statues, making her the first woman to be appointed in thirty years. You might be upset to see that number, but Bouchra Jarrar is just happy to be part of the club.
You can clearly see how excited the designer is from her exuberant Bouchra Jarrar Spring 2014 Couture show. Mostly known for having a very minimalist and monochromatic aesthetic, the new couturier took this opportunity to take flight. Bold and luxurious feather coats in bulky shapes were presented in blacks, oranges and blues. There was still a lot of her trademark minimalism in the form of impeccably tailored shirts, jackets and trousers.
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Announcing FlexRAID Standards™http://forum.flexraid.com/index.php/topic,4070.0.html
OK, this is disappointing - but if FR isn't going to work on OMV in a formally supported way then let's just say so and bin it. Non OMV builds or non-Debian distros I can't comment on.I can't blame Brahim for acting commercially, if the time spent fixing this can't be commercially justified then Brahim is (as far as I'm concerned) perfectly within his rights to say "sorry, doesn't work, low priority so not sure if or when it will". Or whatever the answer is. That does of course require honesty about what actually works and what doesn't. For the record, I'm one of the 100s who has paid for a FR license, and I don't have a working install. Well, I have bigger things to worry about so I'll put it down as a contribution to the cause and hope that something happens in the future. Brahim, please do feel free to email me etc. if there is a supported release that fixes things.If Undergrid is right and the issue is at the OMV end, well that's a different story. Volker is very good about saying "what's in the release will be in the release and it will be ready when it's ready". A bit frustrating maybe but at least honest. I think he is pretty good about picking up feature requests through Mantis, so maybe Undergrid could raise one there (if you've not already done so)? Supporting different file system identifiers doesn't sound like a big thing, but then I know jack about these things Thanks to R27 and Brahim for the hands-on support and attempts to get FR running on my OMV installation. R27 - also for the record, I think your knowledge and commitment will be valuable here so if you do decide to stick around then I'm sure everyone will benefit and appreciate it. Your decision of course Take care all and keep up the good work.Cheers,Scott
Brahim, understood and accepted. I do appreciate the time you've taken both generally on this and specifically to try and help me set it up.If you'd like me to raise a change request for OMV then please let me know the details.Cheers,Scott
Hi Volker,In trying to integrate FlexRAID into OMV, we have hit a road block in that we need the admin user to be the same user as the user under which FlexRAID is running. Right now, since the admin user is not able to open a console session, we are forced to use a different user to install, configure, and mount the FlexRAID pool. Doing so, however, poses issues with the admin user from the fact that the pool is not running under its credential.Can we get a special user that is both admin (from a OMV UI perspective) and has the right to a remote shell session?Thanks a great deal and fantastic work on OMV.
This thread hasn't been updated in a while now. Has Volker ever responded?
the user 'admin' is only used by the webgui, thus giving it enhanced permissions is no good idea in my eyes. I currently do not have an idea why you need the admin user to do your necessary actions, normally this is done by the RPC where you can use 'sudo' to get root privileges. But maybe you are using the admin for something else, did not have the time till now to check other plugins. But you are free to add the user 'admin' to the root group and add it to the sudoer list (e.g. in the postinst script of your plugin), but take care to clean up your changes during uninstall. As said in the project name, OMV is open to do any dirty things, there is no restriction by an API or something else. This is good on one side, but may make problems on the other side if users opening bug reports for OMV that are triggered by external plugins.


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May 8, 2015
William Dowling '13, has found the skills he learned as an English major invaluable for his career at Federal Reserve.
Dowling works at the Center for Community Development Investments at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco and thanks his degree in English for invaluable career skills.
"Whether you're analyzing a passage of Shakespeare or a data set from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, being able to think systematically is critical," he says. "Studying English at the University of Maryland honed my ability to formulate an argument, marshal evidence, and articulate my views. I have found these skills to be invaluable in my professional career."


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"Police in Florida said two women, one with the last name Pink, have been arrested in connection with the thefts of hundreds of Victoria`s Secret undergarments.Boca Raton and Boynton Beach police said the women, Tysheka Pink, 29, of Miami, and Katina Summerset, 39, of Florida City, are accused of stealing more than $34,000 worth of bras and panties from the Victoria`s Secret stores in the Boynton Beach Mall and Town Center in Boca Raton on repeated occasions beginning in October,
UPIIf you click this link, and take a gander at the mugshots, you will agree with me that these are the last women in the world that you would want to see wearing sexy underwear. http://www.upi.com/Odd_News/2012/03/02/Police-Women-took-34K-worth-of-undies/UPI-47791330719938/With all due respect Tysheka and Katina should never be seen wearing anything other than muumuus that cover their entire bodies. From now on whenever I see a Victoria`s Secret commercial, I will be reminded of these heavyweight thieves - a heavy burden to bear. The women were arrested when they returned some of the stolen merchandise to a Victoria`s Secret store in Miami Beach. No woman in Florida may ever again purchase any Victoria`s Secret underwear, knowing that the garments that these women stole may have been put back on the shelf.
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Google's Top Charts Lets Users Keep Up With Trends
Google's Top Charts Lets Users Keep Up With Trends
by Nathan Eddy
Dogs Are the Most Popular Animals
Canines are apparently the most searched topic in the "Animals" category, where it has ranked as the top topic for months.
Good as Gold
Perhaps because people are interested more than ever in financial security these days, gold was the most searched element.
MIT Makes Its Debut as Top University
Toward the end of April, searches for the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) spiked dramatically, pushing it to the top of the "Colleges & Universities" search category.
BP Most Searched-for Energy Company
The infamous company behind the Gulf Coast oil spill is still the most searched-for oil company on Google, and has spent 112 months on the chart.
Lego Builds Quite the Search Interest
The famous line of construction toys topped the list of Google searches in the "Games" category, with Scrabble following close behind.
Everyone's Searching for the Amazon
Amazon held onto its position as the most searched-for retail company, with Walmart lagging a distant second.
A SQL Takes the Top Software Spot
SQL, a special-purpose programming language designed for managing data held in a relational database management system, was the top search subject in the "Software Technologies" category.
Space Objects All Fall Second to Earth
Our home planet, perhaps unsurprisingly, was the most searched-for of the known celestial bodies, with Wyoming residents making the most searches about it.
American Muscle Cars Dominate
The Ford Mustang was the top search in the "Sports Cars" category, followed closely by the Chevrolet Camaro and the Corvette.
Einstein, da Vinci Duke It Out for Top Scientist
It was a close call between Albert Einstein and Leonardo da Vinci in the race for most searched-for scientist, with Einstein eking out the victory.


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is these sprites from patapon? lol
No, i create it my own. Just get the concept art from patapon.
Nice game! Love the graphics!
Now that you got personal license, nothing stops you from creating a good game, good luck..
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