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A Cheesecake for Dulce de Leche Lovers!Love cheesecake? Here's a new flavor that will make your day! Our dulce de leche cheesecake recipe combines the tangy taste and velvety texture of the original, with luscious caramel flavor. What's more, this dulce de leche cheesecake is baked in a homemade cookie crust made with crushed, GOYA® Maria Cookies. With its incredibly silky texture and decidedly caramelized flavor, it's safe to say that America's favorite dessert just got better!
Serves 10
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1 pkg. (7 oz.) GOYA® Maria Cookies
1/2 cup butter, melted
4 pkg. (8 oz. each) cream cheese, softened
1 can (14 oz.) GOYA® Sweetened and Condensed Milk
4 eggs, room temperature
1 1/2 tsp. GOYA® Vanilla Extract
1 bottle (14 oz.) GOYA® Dulce de Leche, divided
|Heat oven to 325şF. Place cookies in bowl of food processor. Pulse 30 seconds, or until finely ground. (Or, place cookies in zip-top bag and using the bottom of a heavy skillet, pound cookies until finely crushed); transfer cookie crumbs to bowl (there should be about 2 cups). Add butter, stirring until combined. Transfer cookie mixture to 9" spring form pan. Using your fingers, press cookie crumbs evenly onto bottom and sides of pan. Bake until firm and fragrant, 7 – 10 minutes; cool.
|In bowl of electric mixer on medium speed, beat cream cheese until fluffy, about 3 minutes. Add condensed milk; beat until smooth, 1 minute. Beat in eggs, vanilla and 3 tbsp. dulce de leche until combined, 3 minutes. Pour filling into prepared crust. Bake until golden brown and set, but still wiggly in the middle, 45 – 55 minutes. Turn off oven; partially open oven door. Let cake sit in oven until room temperature, about 1 hour. Transfer cake to refrigerator; cool completely, at least 4 hours.
|Remove cheesecake from pan. Place remaining dulce de leche in zip-top bag. Using scissors, snip small hole in corner of bag. Applying even pressure on "pastry bag," make swirly designs on top of cake; slice and serve.
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To prevent your cheesecake from overcooking – and cracking – the key is turning off the oven before the cake appears to be done. Gently shake the pan; the cake should move as one solid piece, but the middle will wobble. Now, turn off the oven and let the cake sit inside it until room temperature. This gradual temperature change gently finishes cooking the cake, and keeps it smooth.


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Janesville man facing 4th OWI charge
Man refused field sobriety tests during traffic stop
JANESVILLE, Wis. - A Janesville man faces his 4th charge of operating a vehicle while intoxicated after being stopped by a Rock County sheriff's deputy Thursday night.
Nicky Lindley, 51, was driving even though his driver's license had been revoked, according to the Sheriff's Department.
After being pulled over, a Rock County Sheriff's deputy said he could smell intoxicants coming from the car. Lindley refused to take a field sobriety test, and was arrested immediately, according to the sheriff's department.
DOT records show Lindley had three other prior OWI convictions before the traffic stop Thursday. He was taken to the Rock County Jail and was released to a responsible party.

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"In some districts of Macedon, women who suffered from headaches after having washed their heads in water drawn overnight would assume that a weasel had previously used the water as a mirror, but they would refrain from mentioning the animal's name for fear that it would destroy their clothes."Thank you.
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Binghamton University hearing aid research gets federal boost
A four-year, $6.5 million award from the National Institutes of Health to support the biomimetic acoustic sensor research of Binghamton University Professor Ron Miles is expected to lead to a revolution in hearing aid technology within the next four years.
President Lois B. DeFleur noted that the award builds on the University's momentum by bringing new support and attention to a critical area of research expertise.
"This major grant, as well as the recently announced $1.1 federal earmark and developing partnerships with industry, give us a solid foundation for the development of major research initiatives in small-scale systems," DeFleur said.
The University was notified last week of the award, which comes specifically from the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders. The largest single research grant in the University's history, the award will support a project titled "Sensing and Processing for Directional Hearing Aids."
Miles' aim is to dramatically improve the ability of the hearing-impaired to understand speech in noisy environments. The work could help more than 28 million Americans who already suffer from or face imminent hearing loss. That significant demographic is likely to become even larger as aging Baby Boomers move into their senior years.
Miles is one of many BU faculty members pursuing small-scale systems research. His work, which is based on discoveries about the directional hearing capabilities of a small parasitoid fly, Ormia ochracea, holds promise in any number of civilian and military applications where microphones and acoustic sensing systems are or could be employed. Besides the manufacture of next-generation hearing aids, other envisioned applications include security devices, cell phones and teleconferencing equipment. Military applications could include acoustic sensors to predict the impact zone of incoming ordnance to keep soldiers safe in battlefield conditions.


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Still not working on my i5 I have tried reinstalling and multiple re springs amongst other things. As soon as he phone restarts I get crashes and goes into safe mode or I get the screen going mental. I know it's only $1 but most tweaks are free so would expect the paid ones to work. Anyway you can have a look at fixing it please.
I'm on the iPhone 4s btw.
EDIT: Sometimes there is also a small gap between the top bar and the first notification.
I just downloaded this, looks great except half of the slider is cut off on my iP5.
Dev sorry but it didn't work on iPhone5. Part of the slider is cut off. I'm using Lockinfo5. I'll wait for update on this
I'm liking this tweak so far. Works well with livepapers. Only thing I don't like so far is the slider bar is a little too thin. The little horizantal lines over the camera icon bottom right are touching the top of the slider box. IMO it would look a little better to be just a touch bigger to better fit that.
It would be perfect with ayecons slider and the normal camera icon.
Took the stock image for cameragrabber and overwrote the ayecon one in ayecon lockscreen. So now I do have ayecon slider with default camera icon which fits better. All set now
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University reopened at 11 p.m. Monday, April 7, following a snow storm that sent non-critical personnel home at 3 p.m. earlier that day. Students were advised that classes were to proceed as scheduled.
As with other weather emergencies, critical staff members remained at work until the end of their scheduled times, unless directed otherwise by their supervisors.
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While cochlear implants have been giving deaf people the gift of hearing for over 20 years, training to help teachers, parents and carers of children with the devices has been neglected.
Now The University of Nottingham has teamed up with The Ear Foundation to promote understanding and improve learning opportunities for children living with the life-changing technology.
The JISC/HEA funded 'Promoting Academic Resources in Society' (PARiS) project, will increase the number of Open Educational Resources (OER) available to help children with an implant to communicate and develop spoken language.
With over 80,000 people fitted with cochlear implants worldwide, demand for the Ear Foundation's education programme inevitably outstrips the available resources. But it is hoped that the new online modules will help the foundation to support more teachers and carers of deaf students, as well as the wider mainstream teaching community.
Chief Executive of the Ear Foundation, Sue Archbold, explained that the collaboration had been welcomed by teachers of the deaf, who have identified a need for resources to help train teaching assistants.
She said: "Deafness in childhood and adulthood has a devastating effect on language and communication developments. Today we have the best possible hearing technologies such as cochlear implants which have transformed the opportunities for deaf children. However, with more deaf children going to mainstream schools there is an urgent need for information as to how to maximise the benefits in teaching. These online resources will help thousands of children and their families all around the world."
By providing OER and creative commons licensing expertise, the University's collaboration with the Ear Foundation perfectly reflects its social responsibility objectives, and in particular the promotion and support of education in its many forms.
The University's PARiS Project Manager at the University, Steve Stapleton explained: "This project hopefully marks the start of a number of collaborations with the Ear Foundation. They are a locally based charity delivering real value both nationally and internationally.
"The service that they provide improves the lives and opportunities for children and their families, and the resources that are being made available will extend this even further. We are extremely happy to be supporting the Foundation in the expansion of its educational provision and have learned a lot from working with them."
Free for anybody to use, the resources include: an overview of cochlear implantation; the impact of deafness on communication and language; the challenges of using technology at home and school; maximising the benefit of the technology in education; monitoring progress and the family role in language learning.
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This would allow everyone equal access, including proprietary developers and all flavors of free developers. If people want to make GPL'd derivatives, they are free to relicense it. Likewise if a commercial developer or one of the BSD projects wants to incorporate code, they can do so too.
I wouldn't equate a recommendation to release government funded software as public domain as an attack on the GPL either, unless you happen to believe that *all* software should be GPL.


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Rapid Response Utilities - RRTUtils.jar
By kenkranz on Jan 27, 2007
I am a former member of SeeBeyons's Rapid Response Team. In order to help other RRT members and SEs "make the sale" I started writing java based utilities that they could reuse in other projects. The effort was called RRTUtils. Eventually this became an open source project with other SeeBeyond employees and clients participating. If some of the code looks familiar within JavaCAPS that is because, on several occasions, development has included parts of RRTUtils within the product.
For a long time this code was maintained on a personal website that I ran out of my house. In December of 2006, I allowed the domain name "RRTUtils.com" to expire. The site contained many tips and suggestions that focused around our 4.5 product and was, therefore, somewhat outdated. While www.rrtutils.com no longer exists the utilities still do.
You can download a copy of RRTUtils.jar here.
The crux of the website was the RRTUtils.jar file. So, while I no longer maintain the RRTUtils website, the RRTUtils.jar still exists and people still periodically ask for copies. There is nothing proprietary in these utilities. In fact, some of the code is downright sloppy (again: think 2AM on day 4 of a 5 day POC), but there are some good things in it. Don't look for anything fancy here – RRTUtils is the epitome of POJO. I figured I'd use my first Sun blog to make the code available for others to use.
RRTUtils.jar is actually a rename and offshoot of the com.kkranz utility package I started in the mid 1990's and brought with me when I joined STC. Consequently; some of the code is old. I believe the oldest code is JExec - which goes back to 1996/1997. Did I mention that this code is sloppy too ;-) Also, some of the code reflects examples I wrote when I was a contributing author for the Unix Companion and, later, for the Java Developers Journal.
Word of thanks: Some of the code is a snatch and grab of code freely available on the net. It was placed in the RRTUtils.jar just to make the process of accessing it at a POC fast and easy – in 4.x, the UI for loading JARs was time consuming and mouse click intensive. I've tried my best to make sure I have given credit (and left pointers to) the original owner of any "snatched" code. Any oversight is strictly due to time constraints associated with completing a POC and then immediately moving on to the next one. If you see a place where I missed attributing the code to the true author, please let me know. It is my sincerest desire not to take credit for other people's work. Again, as a general rule, the messy code is mine – the good stuff is snatched. I would like to say special thanks to Adam Turnbull and Andy Knight (SeeBeyond/Sun UK) for contributing both code snippets and suggestions to the effort over the years.
Finally; the RRTUtils.jar file has not really been updated in well over a year. I am not opposed to (renaming and) continuing the open source project. If you think there is a need for POJO based general java utilities let me know. I could easily be convinced to reevaluate the flavor of the project and resume the effort.


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TUPELO – Tupelo students will begin the 2013-14 school year during the first week of August, according to two drafts of school calendars being considered by the district.
The district may adopt its new calendar in February.
Under one draft, students would begin on Monday, Aug. 5 and would end the school year on Tuesday, May 20, 2014. On the other, they would start on Thursday, Aug. 8 and end on Friday, May. 23.
Both drafts would reserve Dec. 23 to Jan. 3 for Christmas holidays, with teachers returning to class on Monday, Jan. 6 and students doing so on Jan. 7. That would allow three full weekends during the break.
Other holidays could include Labor Day on Sept. 2, Columbus Day on Oct. 14, Thanksgiving on Nov. 25-29, Martin Luther King on Jan. 20, President's Day on Feb. 17, Spring Break on March 10-14 and Easter on April 18 and 21.
Possible dates for graduation are May 16 and May 23.
Tupelo Superintendent Gearl Loden said he is still gathering information from other school districts to coordinate the calendar with them. A date for Industry-Education Day also has not yet been set.
Next year, the Mississippi Department of Education will allow only two 60-percent days. Tupelo may use those for parent-teacher conferences, which may prevent the district from having early release days on the final day of the first and second semesters as it has done in past years.
Next year is the final year before a new state law mandates that schools can not begin classes before the third Monday in August. This year that would have fallen on Aug. 19.


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IDF's advocacy is driven by the ambition to improve the lives of people with diabetes and those at risk. Whether working at the global or local level, our advocacy is underpinned by following three major issues as outlined in our Global Diabetes Plan (2011-2021). [2]
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IDF estimates that over 100 million people with diabetes lack access to the treatment and care they need. Universal access to essential medicines and technologies is a critical priority of IDF and we are advocating for it at the highest level. In addition, IDF will develop a 'model of care' to outline the essential treatment and care governments should prioritize people with diabetes, and IDF is working to make self-management education available to all people with diabetes
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Preventing future cases of diabetes is vital if countries are to avoid or reduce the costs and impact of the growing burden of diabetes. IDF is working to see health included in all policies, make healthy nutrition available for all, and promote physical activity.
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At the core of IDF's advocacy work is the pursuit of social justice and health equity for people with diabetes and those at risk. Diabetes is strongly linked to social and economic disadvantage, and people with diabetes face health inequity, discrimination [3] and stigma.


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God gave me these hands to create…… with all the time I've spent on the road and with all the craziness I allow myself to get caught up in….. I finally discovered the blessing that I knew would come from my broken foot this summer……
I've continued to work as if I didn't have this stupid injury. After a few weeks of pain and irritation, I finally gave in and decided that I had no choice…. I was now going to spend my evenings with my feet up (not the days that my physician recommended) and I was going to find myself again!
Every huge serving of business that is piled high on my full plate is courteous of yours truly! LOL I did it to myself. I'm OCD, yet unorganized; ahead, yet behind; tired, yet restless! And then it occurred to me……… I haven't spent much time in the studio on anything other than custom orders for months!
Creating is my first love! It's what makes me happy and it's what I dream about. However, I've had the worst artists' block in my history………. Why? Cause I'm too freakin busy! So….. after all the conversations with The Man and all the pondering I've done on my hiney, on my couch, with my dog (most evenings) ….. I decided that I am going to take time everyday in my studio to do something…. anything…..
I did it! I made a set of 5 photo / note frames out of old barn wood and some vintage office stuff! Not Noah's Arc….. but it's something! Maybe one day when I can hire enough elves to do the grunt work….. I can create all day! Peace and Love!


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Welcome back to the LiverKick.com Podcast, where Rian Scalia (@rianscalia) and myself (@liverkickdotcom / @dvewlsh) talk about the latest and greatest (as well as not-so-greatest) in the world of Kickboxing and Muay Thai. This time around we look at the Road to Glory USA events, Alistair Overeem's recent UFC fight as well as Lion Fight 8 and the future of Muay Thai in the United States. Don't miss it.
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Captain's Report
Thinking A-Head
Most cuddy-cabin boats carry the head in the cuddy, but Cobalt built a separate compartment, with entry from the cockpit. It takes away some room from the cabin, but so would a head mounted down there; we think the privacy is well worth the tradeoff. Dual sliding doors serve both the companionway and the head: Slide both to starboard to enter the head, both to port to open the companionway, or separate them to close both compartments. Cobalt installs a Porta-Potti as standard, but will upgrade to a built-in electric head as a option. A sink is also optional.
Flip-Down Swim Step
The Cobalt 243 has an extended, low-level swim platform for easy access from the water; naturally, it comes standard with a ladder. However, Cobalt has designed a flip-down swim step – essentially a mini-platform – that's even better. When open, it sits below the surface, so folks can use it as a step for easier reboarding or as a seat to enjoy the cool water on a hot summer day. The step, an option, comes with or without its own ladder.
Robust Construction
Some boats of this size and type are built using rudimentary construction techniques, but Cobalt uses first-class technology. The hand-laid fiberglass hull is reinforced with Kevlar where appropriate for extra strength, and supported by fiberglass stringers and a composite transom. The fiberglass liner incorporates a honeycomb-reinforced cockpit sole; the honeycomb core makes the sole very stiff but keeps it light, too. All graphics are done in gelcoat, not decals or tape.
Cobalt covers the 243 with a 10-year hull and deck warranty, a five-year engine warranty and a three-year gelcoat and upholstery warranty. All are transferable to subsequent owners.
Prices and Our Opinion
Pricewise the Cobalt 243 is close to the top of the range – MSRP starts at $82,610 with a 300-hp Volvo Penta 5.7 GiC DP, and rises to $102,338 with the most powerful engine, the 430-hp MerCruiser 8.2 Mag HO Bravo. We haven't tested the 243, but Cobalt claims speeds between 45–48 mph (72–77 kph) with the Volvo, 56–59 mph (90–95 kph) with the big Merc. There are other power options from both engine builders.There's no question the 243 is a top-of-the-line boat; Cobalt is known for building high-quality, well-appointed vessels, enjoys strong owner loyalty and has won a slew of J. D. Power customer-satisfaction awards. But the company faces strong competition from Formula, Chaparral, Four Winns and other companies that also build excellent boats. Getting there is half the fun, so spend lots of time at boat shows and visiting dealers and pick the boat that's just right for you. We wouldn't be surprised if the Cobalt 243 comes in "a-head" of the others.
Standard and Optional Features
Marine Electronics
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Exterior Features
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|Swim Ladder
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|Tower: Watersports
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Are there any vintage products you consider to be superior to their post 1995 counterparts? I think the following Vintage Products are superior or at least as good:
Jabba the Hutt- the Dias Jabba sits on makes the difference
The Snowspeeder- way better than the POTF2 version, equal to the POTJ version.
TIE fighter- at least we had some electronics!
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They look great Judy!
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
They look great Judy!
Amazing Grace, how sweet the sound, that saved a wretch like me. I once was lost but now am found, was blind, but now I see. [John Newton (1725-1807)]
Really like the aqua with the b/w quilt
9P star looks like a wonderful scrap buster! What size of square did you use in the block Pat625?
Don't worry spider.
I keep house
I donate quilts to the AAQI.
Not making much headway on my stash. I just added in some more so I could use up some stash. I think I need a weekend of cutting up fabric so I can make some sense of it.
Life is short, live it while you still can. QuilterMomma
I used up a little of my Asian fabric in this beauty. It was donated to a fund-raiser at work.
Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Fabric!
Pretty, pretty quilt. I have a stash of Asian fabrics - need to get cutting and do another quilt - perhaps one just for me??
Live today as if it may be your last, for who knows...
Vanogay- love the asian scrappy!! Love asian quilts!!!!
Lovely quilt.
Life is what happens to us while we are making other plans.
Madquilter--what a delightful way to showcase a fabric.
Don't worry spider.
I keep house
I donate quilts to the AAQI.
Stash buster!!! Only needed a few fat quarters to make this...Everything else was in stash!!Twin size and hand quilted!


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Cant find it in I tunes yet so I will use the direct link at work. It is pretty quiet at work anyway..
And why doesn't anyone rate the podcast? I only see mine. Or do I only see the ratings made by Dutch people?
Episodes 011 & 012 of He-Man.org's Roast Gooble Dinner are here!
We hope you're hungry.
Episode 011:
Val Staples, Emiliano Santalucia, "Pixel Dan" Eardley and Eamon O'Donoghue are back to discuss He-Man and She-Ra.... sorta.
This is our SDCC clips episode.
It's a bit raw and a bit disorganized, but it's fun!
We have quotes and comments from Mattel, the Four Horsemen, a ton of fans and our general silliness.
Sorry it's a bit late! We've been playing catch-up post SDCC. Also, Val promises to do a better job next year (he forgot to break out the recorder quite a bit... he's new at this).
So pull up your chair and fill up your plate! It's time to chow down on a tasty serving of fandom here on He-Man.org's Roast Gooble Dinner!
Direct link for Episode 011
Episode 012:
Val Staples, Emiliano Santalucia, "Pixel Dan" Eardley and Eamon O'Donoghue are back to discuss He-Man and She-Ra.
This is part 1 of our SDCC recap!
We start out talking about the He-Man.org Fan Get-Together, then tackle listener voicemails, then we start in on the awesome new figures revealed at the Matty panel!
A few highlights of the show:
- Memories from Hennessey's!
- Bill Benecke rocks Roboto!
- Val VS the mysterious podcast sniffer! ;-)
So pull up your chair and fill up your plate! It's time to chow down on a tasty serving of fandom here on He-Man.org's Roast Gooble Dinner!
Direct link for Episode 012
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Cant find it in I tunes yet so I will use the direct link at work. It is pretty quiet at work anyway..
And why doesn't anyone rate the podcast? I only see mine. Or do I only see the ratings made by Dutch people?
thank you - counting down the hours till i finish work and can listen to these!
''He-Man lives and possesses that key, I must possess all or I possess nothing!'' (Skeletor, 1987)
Listening to 11 now, and downloading 12!
Val, the interviews as you're getting more and more inebriated are awesome!
I was a wee bit sloppy by the night's end.
Yay! Now rest up some you maniacs.
EDIT: I laughed my ass off at Hyper Anime Detail Val Staples.
Also, poor Eamon, always hunted by the PoP fans.
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DL them both now! Great to listen to after a little while but is definitely worth the wait!
Listening to #11 right now. Loved the beginning at the airport! Eamon being naked. Pixel Dan a bit sloshed. So far sounds like a great time had by all!
"I mark the hours every one, Nor have I yet outrun the Sun. My use & value unto you, are gauged by what you have to do."
Enscribed onto Hermione Granger's Time Turner from Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
...oh boy, episode 11 is so funny...wish i were there
THE RAW's Fan Art:
Thanks for taking me along with you on your Comic Con journey! I had a good time meeting all the fans on the boards, and sharing the san diego comic con experience with you. Even though it's a week or so later and I'm in my office.. I feel like I just had a great time at the comic con.
Amazing Podcast! Great to hear how beloved MotU is at Mattel
Awesome with the double dose here!
Episode 11 I would call a very special episode...very entertaining, very funny, very awesome! Great to hear everyone on this one from all the various fans to the Mattel people and of course the Four Horsemen. Great job interviewing all these people, Val. Sounded like a blast to be there!
I haven't listened to episode 12 yet so I'll comment again in here.
Thanks Val!
Can't wait to let these distract me from that God-awful Stairmill!
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Finally finished work and now it's time to listen! ...
Emiliano - i'm totally scared of flying too, i totally understand how you feel when you get on a plane! ... it's the taking off and landing which bothers me the most ... when you're in the air it's not so bad ...
Val - hearing the fan segments and interviews was really really cool - thank you for taking the time to produce this! ...
Hopefully see you all at SDCC 2011!!!
I loved hearing everyone's favourite vintage toy characters too ... Eamon - i'm totally digging Rio Blast, he is one of my favourite vintage figures ... along with Blade and Gwildor ... oh, and Rattlor and Tung-Lashor! ... and Leech! and Spikor! (you get the picture!) ...
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''He-Man lives and possesses that key, I must possess all or I possess nothing!'' (Skeletor, 1987)
Thanks for sharing the misadventures en route to Comic Con! Driving down the 5 Freeway is never that much fun. And it's awesome hearing everyone's experiences at the con.
Val, name tags are a great idea.
And wow... I sure missed a lot Friday night. BTW, that pic of Dan with Cornboy is awesome! I hope we all get Mosquitor this year.
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I love an all inclusive canon!
These were both a great listen!
Thank you for the vicarious fun at SDCC! It sounds like the He-Man.Org gathering was an absolute blast. The audio and interviews really captured the energy and excitement of the whole thing. Sigh, I wish I could have been there too. Maybe next year.
To the fella who called in about Grizzlor being from Jungalia - that origin comes directly from the UK Comics if I'm not mistaken.
Anywho, great new shows guys! Keep up the awesome work.
Weekly hosted horror, sci-fi, suspense, and fantasy films!
On television scare-waves throughout Haunted New England
oh my god
I just got to the morning after breakfast...
Val... you can't be Bow's boyfriend. You're hilarious... as the evening went on, you just got more and more, well, let's just say, fun (Great editing, by the way)
I love Val's question to Danielle (FanGirl2.0), "Now, who are you?"
Emiliano, I hate flying too. GRRR.
The retail section must have been fun! He-Man/Road Ripper two-pack!
It was great hearing from Raymond (I think that's his name) from Mattel who works on the packaging. His and the 4H's comments were great to hear. It puts it all in perspective for me. I do complain about some things (I'm not alone), but I do love this line SO much. It's wonderful in so many ways.
I have to agree with the statements about being in a place like a Con and sharing the same interests, etc. My only experience is NYCC last year, but I will never forget it.
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A Want List of Sorts: at this point... I just hope there is a 2017...
Yeah... my speech was quite affected as the night went on.You're hilarious... as the evening went on, you just got more and more, well, let's just say, fun (Great editing, by the way)
I noticed I spoke WAY to fast most of the time, though.
I need to slow it down. Too much slurring in my general uninebriated dialog for my tastes.
Now, now... you are saying that like I acted like I didn't know who she was.I love Val's question to Danielle (FanGirl2.0), "Now, who are you?"
I presented it like "tell the fans who you are."
It was a chance for her to give the full run down on who she is.
We want her to be known and to be welcome.
All I got to say is, it's about time Bow got some love even if he's all decked out in gold.
*Totally would rock him out with the 'stach!*
Speaking about rocking it out in a 'stach... or rather several and even without one. Totally loved all of Val's hair styles. The Mohawk was by far the hottest!! Not like I would ever say no to him no matter the style.
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Trust me, trust me, be a'right,
Drink a little poison 'for you die,
Sign' blood or fool night,
Drink a little poison 'for you die.
You're speech was FINE - you'd be hard pressed to find someone to speak as well with 10 drinks under his or her belt LOL!!!
This was a great episode and made me even more determined to go next year!
Eamon, there is nothing wrong with liking Rio Blast. He's AWESOME.
Love hearing about everyone's vintage favorites. I'm kinda in the same boat as Emiliano; my favorites changed as the line went along, but for the most part:
Sorceress, Rio Blast, Evil-Lyn, Scare Glow, Teela, Mantenna, Grizzlor, Rokkon, Gwildor, Saurod, Blade, Orko, Flying Fists He-Man, Battle Armor Skeletor, Prince Adam
Those were my favorites, not that anyone asked LOL!!! ... If I HAD to pick ONE, I'd say Evil-Lyn.
A Want List of Sorts: at this point... I just hope there is a 2017...
I never saw pictures of the peeps dressed up like masters like val talked about or to but I did see a picture of a guy dressed up like man-at-arms.
Haven't listened to #12 yet but I will.
I think I was the only one whose "segment" was edited
Let's just say I apologize to Val for my drunkenness and all the **** talking I was doing (about a specific toyline and its company) might have been just a touch outta line
Every Thursday for me is a 13 hour work day, and all I can say is.... listening to both of these while I was at work this morning was awesome! I loved both episodes, and like many have said, laughed as I heard the level of intoxication increase between the interviews. I can't wait to hear you all discuss the other figures revealed next episode!
Proud member of the Arizona MAZTERS since 2003
2 great episodes fellas. SDCC was a tremendous good time this year.
The party clips are great. Can't wait for next year.
Bring on Ep. 13
Up, Up, & Away!
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The server that I was running the computations hard locked sometime during the winter break. Apparently it ran out of disk space while another user was running simulations on it. Wasn't able to access the machine till I returned to Miami.
Since I had no access to machine with large amounts of memory, I spent some time trying to figure out what was wrong with the training software. Still wasn't able to find the problem, must be missing something simple.
Upon return to Miami, did the following:
- Fixed the server, apparently it ran out of disk space from log files created from other user's run.
- Researched building a database for taxonomies.
- Built a database using the BioSQL schema after discovering that Genbank files track phylogeny through recursive ranks.
- Wrote a Python script to fetch the Genbank file for each of the 625 fasta-format genomes and load it into the BioSQL database.
- Began revising taxonomic classifier, ~80% done.
Next things to do:
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About Jeff Masters
Cat 6 lead authors: WU cofounder Dr. Jeff Masters (right), who flew w/NOAA Hurricane Hunters 1986-1990, & WU meteorologist Bob Henson, @bhensonweather
By: Dr. Jeff Masters , 3:06 PM GMT on November 11, 2009
The remnants of Tropical Storm Ida have pushed off the coast of Georgia, and are adding fuel to a developing extratropical storm that is pounding North and South Carolina with heavy rain and high winds. Over two inches of rain has fallen across much of the region, and NOAA's Hydrometeorological Prediction Center (Figure 1) predicts that up to eight inches of rain could fall in coastal North Carolina by Saturday. Adding to the rainwater flooding problems from all this rain will be coastal flooding from tropical storm-force winds of 40 mph expected to build tonight through Thursday along the Outer Banks of North Carolina. High tides up to four feet above normal are expected from the strong winds. North Carolina will end up getting a more severe pounding from Ida's remnants than Ida gave to the Gulf Coast. You can follow the storm with our Severe Weather Page.
Figure 1. Forecast precipitation for the 5-day period ending at 7 am EST Saturday November 14, 2009. Image credit: NOAA/Hydrometeorological Prediction Center
Invest 98L no threat
Another extratropical storm (Invest 98L), currently spinning over the Atlantic a few hundred miles northwest of Puerto Rico, is showing no signs of development, and will be entering a region of very high wind shear of 30 - 40 knots on Thursday. It currently appears that 98L will swing northward and northeast out to sea on Friday and Saturday, and not merge with the extratropical remnants of Ida currently pounding North Carolina.
Gulf Coast cleans up after Ida
Tropical Storm Ida left mostly minor damage across the Gulf Coast, with the heaviest damage being reported on the west end of Alabama's Dauphin Island. Roads there were covered with sand and water, and moderate beach erosion was reported. At Gulf State Park at Orange Beach, Alabama, the new fishing pier--the longest on the Gulf of Mexico--suffered heavy damage, and will be closed indefinitely. The pier was replaced after being destroyed by Hurricane Ivan in 2004, and just opened in July. "We may have significant losses," said Phillip West, Orange Beach coastal resources manager, discussing beach erosion from Ida. "Not catastrophic or devastating, but significant."
In the Florida Panhandle near Pensacola, Ida washed huge amounts of sand over Fort Pickens Road in Gulf Islands National Seashore, and over heavily traveled J. Earle Bowden Way, which connects Pensacola and Navarre beaches. Both roads are closed indefinitely. Fort Pickens Road was washed out by Hurricane Opal in 1995, and moved to a new location. Hurricane Ivan washed the road out in 2004. It was rebuilt, but was destroyed and rebuilt three more times in 2005, thanks to Tropical Storm Arlene and Hurricanes Cindy and Dennis. The most recent rebuilding of the road put it at a lower elevation, to allow sand to wash over it. It is hoped the cost of this latest repair will be under $1 million.
Editorial comment: perhaps having a low-lying road along a barrier island that regularly washes out, requiring millions in taxpayer repair money to fix, is a bad idea?? Seems to me like this is taxpayer money ill-spent. The 1988 Stafford Act, authorizing the rebuilding of damaged infrastructure after presidentially declared emergencies, has resulted in hundreds of millions of dollars in taxpayer money being spent to rebuild infrastructure damaged by tropical storms and hurricanes on barrier islands. In an era of rising sea levels, and with the U.S. in the midst of an active hurricane period expected to last at least another decade, the Stafford Act just doesn't make sense. Those living in areas subject to a very high level of repeated coastal hazards should pay the bills for their willingness to live in harm's way, rather than depending on Uncle Sam.
In a interview in the New York Times after the last time Fort Pickens Road was washed out, Dr. Orrin Pilkey, professor emeritus in the Nicholas School of the Environment at Duke University and author of the excellent 2009 book The Rising Sea, said, "People say, 'What are you going to do, let the road fall in? The correct answer, of course, is yes."
Food shortages in El Salvador after floods kill at least 160
A tropical disturbance that dumped up to 17.4" (442 mm) of rain in 24 hours over central El Salvador on Sunday has triggered the need for urgent food aid after flood and landslides destroyed huge swaths of crops during harvest season, according to the U.N. World Food Program. The storm killed at leat 160 people, with dozens more still missing. About 13,000 people are homeless after the disaster.
Figure 2. Collapsed bridge at Santa Cruz La Libertad, El Salvador, with people trying to cross the river. Image credit: Wunderphotographer DiegoSagrera
For those interested in making a donation to assist in disaster relief for El Salvador, Portlight.org has a Paypal donation page set up for this. All funds raised will be forwarded to José Luis Escobar Alas, Catholic Archbishop of San Salvador, and used to assist flooding victims at the discretion of the Archbishop.
Jeff Masters
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Second year in a row.
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Anne says
I just found your blog the other day and have to say I love what I've read so far. Thanks for sharing these. What a great idea! :o)
Elizabeth says
So cute! Thanks for sharing the printables with us!
So cute!
Two Shades of Pink says
I am way excited about these! What a fab idea. And because I got overly excited to see what you did, I scrolled down before reading and thought you framed some awesome, wordy wrapping paper. I looooove that you made the subway art and enlarged it! This is totally my kind of project!
Heather says
I LOVE these! They look awesome! Totally makes me wish I had a few of those 20×30 frames now!
Julie Snow says
Those are so fabulous! I loved seeing them in persn too, last night – you are so great – have I told you yet today? 🙂
Jaime says
Landee, Photoshop is not really my friend. I try and try and try… and fail. Can you offer up a tip?! If I create something in PS similar, what do I set the pixels, size, something (when you go to create the new thing) at so that it can print to a 20×30 at Costco. I always get that dreaded resolution warning. Any help would be much appreciated.
Mommy Malsack says
@Jaime- When you use photoshop,before you put any images in it, click on IMAGE and scroll down to canvas size. Change the sides from pixels to inches and set it to any size you want. If you are bringing the image on a flash drive, you can go ahead and make it 20×30, then just zoom out so you can see. If you are printing, I'd suggest 7×10, then save as a high quality image, costco can worry about enlarging it.
Mommy Malsack says
Please take me on as your apprentice Master Landee!I want to learn the ways of interiorly decorating my dojo!
One in the SAHM says
Wow – those looking amazing!!
Jaime says
@Mommy Malsack – thank you so much! And Landee, thanks for your email!! I think I am about to have too much fun!! 😉
I seriously love visiting "Landee Land" !!
Heidi says
I Love IKEA and I Love these! (And the middle one was actually the first one to catch my eye!! 🙂
Merry Christmas!
You're so fabulous Landee. I love these!
Mindy says
Oh, I love them! And they look so awesome in the giant frames! Four thumbs up!
Melinda says
Ooh, I love them BIG!!!
Ami says
OMG Love them big!! 16×20 would be fabulous!! Thanks so much!!
Emily @ 52 Mantels says
L-O-V-E! LOVE these! Now my wheels are spinning for a non-Christmas version. Thanks for the inspiration!
Tenille says
WOw these are so cute. I love them all. How fun. THanks for sharing. I would love it if you could link this up to our linky party going on right now. http://junkintheirtrunk.blogspot.com/2011/12/link-it-up-wednesday-6.html
Tonya says
I LOVE these! How festive!!
Louisa says
What a great idea! I love how festive they are! Thanks for sharing!
Pat says
LOVE these, I truly do. Any chance of posting the large 20 x 30 size for download. Love your blog. Will visit often now that my sister sent me your link. Would REALLY appreciate the larger download.
Stacy says
These are so cute! You are so talented – thanks for sharing!
Danielle says
I am so in love with this right now! So awesome! I'd love for you to link it up to my Feature Friday Linky Party
Unknown says
I love this idea and have three of those frames! Would you consider posting a link to the 20×30?
Anonymous says
Would love to see larger file size too:)
NildaE says
How! That is really great and sooo creative!
ellie g says
Dude!!! Love, love, love! Seriously. Did I say love? They look fab!
Jeff N Julie says
This is way too much fun, just love it! Going big is great! Fabulous! Thanks, Julie
Landeelu says
You guys are all so nice!! And, your wish is my command…. 🙂 I edited my post to include a link to download the larger sizes. 16×20 ad 20×30. Thanks for all the nice comments!
Linda@Coastal Charm says
What a wonderful statement these make…love them.
Jess says
LOVE LOVE LOVE!!! So awesome!! I want to make these asap 🙂 Love your blog!
Katie says
They look great!
gretchen says
I love these! Thank you so much for including the link to print them!
Wnderlnd says
HUGE Thank you for posting the larger sizes! Merry Christmas to you!
cooker71 says
What size Ribba frames from Ikea did you use? The ones for $15 or the ones for $25?
Vicky says
You are so talented and creative! There are amazing and make such a bold statement. I have stumbled this post. I am a new GFC and Twitter follower visiting from Flamingo Toes. Vicky from Mess For Less
Jen says
What feature in PhotoShop did you use to make these awesome posters? I'm a PhotoShop newbie and would love to be able to make similar posters with different lyrics!
Jennie says
Thank You!
Ashley says
These looks so great, thank you!!
Andrea says
Thank you for updating with the 20×30. Sending mine to Costco now!! Thanks for sharing your talents with us.
Anonymous says
Thanks for sharing your hard work!
Shirley says
These are fantastic!!! I think I'll download and save for next year! Thank you for sharing 🙂
Kelly says
I LOVE these! I love big art.
One Tough Mother says
These are FANTASTIC! You did a great job on the subway art, and I love the big size! I'd be thrilled if you'd link up to {Not So} Tough Tuesday's on One Tough Mother!
BRILLIANT!!!! Thanks for sharing the downloads too! This is perfect for all the extra frames I have around the house! <3
Stacey says
I love these. I agree that the middle one stands out differently than the other two. Not a bad thing, just different. Maybe it's the white on white that bothers your eye?
Another project that makes me wish I had Photoshop. And I'm laughing too because I have a few frames myself that are sitting around waiting for pictures of my boys.
Carol says
Landee, Solution to your "crooked" picture problem—"Quake Hold". Found at hardware stores usually near the picture hanging stuff but you may have to ask. It's a putty like substance that really works. I put a small little ball of it on the bottom corners of all my artwork and it stays in place. Example–I used to have a small shelf in the living room with an heirloom china plate on it. Shelf fell down–plate was still stuck to the wall. Awesome.
Amy says
These are awesome!!! Thank you for sharing! They're getting pinned for next year!
Merry Christmas!
Jaime says
Sending people your way! These are so cute, Landee. I was able to take your PS tutorial and create some similar! Thanks for always being so inspiring! So fun!
Deb says
These are so lovely! thanks very much 🙂
Merry Christmas xx
Corinna says
These are AWESOME!!! I think they look great on your wall, even the middle one. LOL
Amish Stories says
Greetings from the Amish community of Lebanon Pennsylvania. I'm just stopping at Radom blogs and checking them out, and wishing everyone a very Merry Christmas and New years. Richard from Amish Stories.
crystal4632 says
I love these. I tried to download, but it says the user needs to add bandwith.
Ashley W. says
I love it! I got the same error saying you need to add more bandwith. Can you email the 3 to me? I prefer 8 x 10.
eliciakatrina says
HI! I had trouble with an error message. Can you email the 3 large ones to eliciakatrina@gmail? Thanks 🙂
Anonymous says
I just love these, will try to download them tomorrow when on my big pc…thanks for sharing..
Landeelu says
Yes, something is going on with the download. Sorry!! If you get the error message, go ahead and send me an email (or leave a comment here with your email addy) saying which ones you want and what size and I'd be happy to email them to you!
bec says
I actually like the middle one the best 🙂 funny how tastes differ
Erica says
I would LOVE the 3 large ones : ) Just how you have them shown. Thank you!!
email@example.com I THINK THEY ARE GREAT!
Happy Holidays from Sacramento, CA
Shanna Bauman says
Trying to download these as well and getting the error. Can you email me the three in 8×10 as well as 16×20? Love love love them! email@example.com. Thanks so much!!
Anonymous says
Not able to download 🙁 Would you be so kind to email me O Holy Night (big sizes) @ firstname.lastname@example.com….love this idea!!! Thank you & Merriest Christmas to you and yours
crystal4632 says
Thank you so much for these. Can you please email all 3 in the 8 x 10 and 16 x 20 sizes? email@example.com Merry Christmas!
Jennifer says
These are PERFECT! Will you please email me the 8×10 versions of all 3. Thank you thank you thank you. Beautiful!
I love these!! but, I can't download them. 🙁 Can you email them to me? 8 x 10 is fine
ms.michelle22 (at) gmail.com
Emily Murphy says
Hey, I'm having trouble too 🙁
I'd love the 20×30
My email is: firstname.lastname@example.com
Fantastic idea!!!
Anonymous says
I love them too, but won't download…could you send all three versions in 8×10 and 20x 30…or if you fix the problem I will check back, thanks! firstname.lastname@example.com
Anonymous says
I would love the 20×30 as well and was unable to download. Anyway you could send them to me as well. email@example.com
Nadine says
These are incredible! Great idea!
asklisam says
Love these thank you so much for sharing. What size are the frames you purchased from IKEA? Im going to go get some today!!
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These are darling!! I love how colorful they are! Thanks for linking up to Think Pink Sundays – I featured you today! http://www.flamingotoes.com/2011/12/crush-of-the-week-think-pink-features-32/
Lori says
Wow! Such a great idea. Thanks for sharing it.
Amy says
Too cute! Could you email me the Joy to the World in the 16 x 20? Thanks so much! firstname.lastname@example.com 🙂
Sue says
just found your blog today and I love your christmas subway art….I can not wait to print it tomorrow and put it in my kitchen…thank you
Fruity Lemonade
samone says
thanks! a little late finding yo but will save for next year – i also have these huge frames – great idea!
Love your blog! I'm adding a link to your blog from my blog, Home is Where my Heart is, under the heading "blogs I love to read!" – Cath http://cathhasablog.blogspot.com/
Stacy says
Love these…any chance you have some that are winter themed now that christmas is over? 🙂
charaphoto says
These are fantastic! I'm thinking a gift for my sister – she LOVES Christmas and she's hard to find good gifts for!
KM says
you are awesome for sharing the big prints! thank you!
Anonymous says
Thanks so much for sharing such an awesome idea and downloads!
Anonymous says
I love your blog! I am going to download ALL sizes. Thank you for sharing!! Can't wait until Christmas!!
I'm SO GLAD you shared these!!! I've been wanting a HUGE Christmas print for a long time now! THANK YOU!!!
Anonymous says
I love these and it solves a big problem for me. I have one of these frames on my mantle all year long with a print that is not good for Christmas. Now I can put one of these in it. YEAH!! Would LOVE to have one done with other Christmas songs like Jingle Bells or Santa Claus is Coming to Town. Thanks for posting these.
Sara says
You know – I love these! No santa, snowmen, pixies or other faux-el stuff! CHRISTmas! Thank you and Joyous Christmas to you!
Anonymous says
These are perfect and i would like to use them but i need them to fit in different sized frames do you have any long narrow versions say 28×7. Long and skinny?? Anyway to make them that way? Thanks
Kelli Herbert says
Is it possible to get the "Joy to the World" image in 4×6 size? I would love to make it the background for my Christmas card if that's okay. Thank you so much!
Anonymous says
Another good idea (kinda similar) is to use wrapping paper of your choice and frame that also, you can customize it to get the perfect look for you 🙂
Anonymous says
Love these! Thanks for sharing, but I am unable to download. Will you please send me the 20×30?
Anonymous says
I love these! Thanks so much for allowing us to use them in our homes! I received a download error – Could you please send me the 16×20 sizes of all 3? Thank you!
Anonymous says
These are amazing.. and I just tried to dl all 3 of them in 16×20 but received an error… is it at all possible to get them emailed to me or tell me if I can find them somewhere else?
Thank You
Anonymous says
I am also having trouble downloading them and SOOOOOOO want to make them for Christmas this year. Is there anyway to get them… can you email me them directly? I would be FOREVER grateful:)
Anonymous says
Hi Landee… love your blog, just signed up! I cannot download the Christmas posters. I was wanting all 3 in the 16X20 & 20X30 sizes to start making some xmas gifts with them. Would you kindly email them to me. I would appreciate it so much. firstname.lastname@example.com
scrapaddict says
Beautiful!! What a great job you did. I am able to download but I don't see the "Holy" in 8×10. Can you email it to me please? firstname.lastname@example.com
EMonaghan says
Love them! Thanks for sharing!
Holly Osbeck says
Thank you for sharing them–I love 'em! 🙂
Karin says
Thanks so much for sharing. Here in the Netherlands Christmas is not as big a thing as in America. So these nice decorations are hard to find here. I wish I was in The States during xmas time… 😉
amyK says
This would look great on the blank wall in my living room. But, what do you put in them when its not Christmas????
Elisabeth Tarchala says
Thanks so much for posting and sharing!I can't wait to make some for my home! With daughter & grand babies moving in decorating is going to be difficult but pictures on a wall should be safe. lol! Thanks!
Sheryl says
I can't make the link work. 🙁 Would you please send me the files? (I'd like them all!! I'm greedy like that.)
Thank you!!!!!
Unknown says
Landee, I am so computer inept. I would love to make signs, printables myself. How do I learn? I've tried finding tutorials on the web but nothing is helping. I'm one of those, that I actually need someone holding my hand guiding me through it. lol. Anyways, any help that you could give, would be appreciated.
Thank you.
Sheryl says
Oops! I forgot to give you my address! firstname.lastname@example.com . Sorry about that!
Anonymous says
I would love the files 🙂 I'm not very saavy in box. email@example.com. Love them!
Jessica says
HI! I was trying to get to your Christmas files and they are no longer there. Is there a way to still print them?? Thanks so much!
Ashton Bower says
Sad… the files are no longer in the folder. The only file there is the Baby It's Cold Outside with a snowflake. How can I get your prints? Thank you- you are truly talented!
Rachel Hickman says
Thank you again for adding the files back to Box!! I can't wait to pick them up from Sam's Club so I can put them up!
Laura says
Hi, if you are still willing to email out the copies since the link says you are out of bandwidth, I would love 8x10s of the "Oh Holy Night" and "Joy to the World". Love these, thanks for sharing them! Merry Christmas! firstname.lastname@example.com
Unknown says
Hello!!! I too am having trouble downloading your prints as it says you are out of bandwidth. I was hoping to download 16×20's of all three of your prints; Holy Night, Joy and Hark. I finally found the perfect frames and I can't wait to print out your designs…would it be possible to have them sent via e-mail???? THANK YOU so much for your creative inspiration!! Happy Holidays, Shelley firstname.lastname@example.com or email@example.com
lindsayNsara says
I second that! Would love to be able to download the files for the 16×20 size!
Anonymous says
I would love the files too if you're still sharing them. If I could have all 3 prints in 8×10 and 16×20, that would be great! Thanks so much for sharing! Merry Christmas! firstname.lastname@example.com
Shelagh says
I would LOVE to have the 16×20 of them also! Thank you so much for sharing these!!
Anonymous says
Hi, I'm unable to download as the others mentioned. Would you be so kind to email to email@example.com!???? Interested in the 16×20 all 3 prints. Thank you Thank you Thank you! & Happy HOlidays! 🙂
Anonymous says
Saw these on Pinterest and had to have them! Love but was unable to download. If possible could you email the 16×20 to firstname.lastname@example.com? Thanks so much and happy holidays!
Erica Schuster says
Hi. I have fallen in love with these prints. You did a great job. WOuld you please email me the 20×30 "joy to the world" one. I really would appreciate it. My email is email@example.com
Unknown says
Hello again…I left a comment yesterday about LOVING your prints and hoping there was a chance they could be e-mailed out. I noticed when getting the pop up message about not being able to print out the images, that it says that you need to update your account with more credits. I am assuming there is a fee with that on your end. I would be happy to send a little $ to you to help with that cost, as I REALLY REALLY REALLY would love to print out these designs. My frames are ready to go!! And by looking at the rest of the posts after me, there are quite a few people who would love to print your designs out as well! Please let me know @ firstname.lastname@example.com or email@example.com. Thanks so much!!!! Shelley
Anonymous says
I know you are probably tired of these posts, but I have to try. I can't get them to download. I LOVE your prints and am not savy enough to create my own. Can you email the "O Holy Night" and the "Joy to the World"? 20 X 30 for both to email@example.com
Thank you so much, but understand if you are overwhelmed and don't want to.
Lexi says
I have to try as well – would love the 16x20s but would take whatever is easiest!! email@example.com. if anyone else has them, please share!
Thank you so much and happy holidays –
Angie says
I'm so in love with these, but unfortunately you are out of bandwidth. Any chance this can be fixed? O Holy Night is my favorite!! I would love the 16×20 size. Thanks!
JCLS says
Hi. I am getting an error as well for these prints and I am SO in love with them. Can you please send me all three in the 16 by 20 please? Thank you so so much!
Anonymous says
Thank you so much for sharing your great art. I too would love to hang all three prints 16 by 20. If you would email them to me I would be much appreciative. Thank you in advance.
tristen says
Love them!! Could I please get all 3 in the biggest size sent to email@example.com ? Thank you!
Stacey says
I love these… even went and bought frames for them today, but I can't download them! Can you please send me all 3 in 8×10's…firstname.lastname@example.com.
duree26 says
Hi, if you are still willing to email out the copies since the link says you are out of bandwidth. Your prints are beautiful. I would love all of them (not sure what size I will print of my entryway) My email is firstname.lastname@example.com
Wishing you and your family a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Thank you,
Anonymous says
I pinned your fabulous prints oh', so long ago… I sure would appreciate an email with all three in the 16×20 and 20×30 – THANKS ever so much!! Stephanie – firstname.lastname@example.com
Anonymous says
I too would like these 3 prints. (20X30)
firstname.lastname@example.com Thanks! They will make my Christmas decor perfect!
notworthlesswords says
I love, love, love these! Can you send me the large files for the "Hark" and "O, Holy Night?"
Thanks so, so, so much!!
Anonymous says
Hi! i got the error message too! I would be so grateful if you could email me the three large ones!!!! Thank you!!!
Anonymous says
Your box.net account says you are over your bandwidth, so it wont allow any more downloads. Bummer 🙁
Kelly says
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Jennifer Isaac says
I'm so sorry to be ANOTHER commenter asking if you'll email. But if you are emailing, I'd love the 16×20's and 8×10's to email@example.com
thank you!!!
Anonymous says
I haveegstered with Box.com but cannot dowload the 8 x10 images for the Christmas aArt. Get this message:
The user hosting this
content is out of bandwidth.
If this is your file please upgrade to add more bandwidth credits to your account. Call Sales at 1-877-729-4269 for more information.
Can you help me at firstname.lastname@example.com?
Kelly says
The pics are back online! I tested it myself!
Thanks Landeelu 🙂
Merry Christmas!
katie E says
I was able to download without registering and just ordered through Walgreens. With the $15 off code, the total for two 16 x 20 prints came to $15. What a great deal. I can pick up in one hour! I can hardly wait to get these up on the wall and add some holiday cheer to our house. Thanks a million for sharing!
Marie and Charlie says
These are awesome! Printed these in 8×10 for our dining room and they look great. Would love to do them as you did for our family room. Maybe next year 🙂 Found you via Pinterest and am now a follower on FB.
Liza Cardona says
I appreciate you taking your time to make this and share this for free. Thank you!
Karla Salsbury says
Thanks so much!! Love each one of them!!
Heather Bro says
Found your picture on pinterest and within 5 mins I've downloaded and uploaded the photos to costco. Will run to Ikea right now and the project will be done within the day. I'M SO EXCITED. Thank you so much for sharing!
Abby says
Thankyou so much for sharing!!! We felt like we were missing something by way of decoration this year, so when I saw these I downloaded them right away, printed them and bought some cute white frames to put them in. They're gorgeous, and I never could have done the design work myself. Thankyou!
AJ says
Thank you so much!!
Anonymous says
Thank you so much! What a sweet thing to share!
Joy says
These are great. I would love to post a link to your free printable in my post on http://www.thelovelyproject.org. I want to include this cute printable in my list of easy projects to cram for Christmas.
Unknown says
I printed these for decorating my familyroom this Christmas. They turned out perfect. Everyone loved them and wanted to know where I bought them! I was so proud to say I made them! I like your site very much. Just a suggestion I would love more prints to put in the frames, say spring, Thanksgiving.
Anonymous says
I wanted to print these around the holidays and never had the time…now I'm ready but there doesn't appear to be anything to download:(
If you can email any size of all 3 I would be so thrilled.
Sally McCoy says
I love these! Could you possible do a Silent Night one and Amazing Grace….You are very talented….
Tiffany says
Is it just me or are some of the letters in these a little more cut off in the smaller size downloads? I was looking at the 8×10 option and more seems to be cut off around the boarders. Just let me know. Thank you. These are just wonderful.
Landee Anderson says
It was designed to go off the edge a little. I wanted to be able to read the words at the edges but have them appear to go off the edge. Sorry if it bugs! 🙂
Avry says
I printed these last year in the 20X30 at Costco then slacked and didn't buy my frames. I went to buy frames at Ikea and I am not seeing them. 🙁 Did you buy them online or in the store?
Michele says
I know you said you printed them at 20×30 but I was wondering if you could tell me what size the actual frame is…. thanks!
Lori says
I have tried do many times to get prints from the box these are stored in. I can not send or upload to get prints made. My computer is not working so I have been trying to do this with my iPad. I give up but really want these prints this year. Can anyone help me by sending JPEG not in the box so I can upload to a store? I would love 20×30 of Joy and Holy. Thanks and happy holidays.
Kristi says
Thank you SO much for sharing these! I printed them at Costco today and they turned out so great!! I love my new artwork! 🙂 Thank you and Merry Christmas!!!
Deborah says
Is this still available for download? The link doesnt work.
Joanne says
I'm trying to download your "go big or go home christmas art" and the link isn't working. Would you be able to provide it again please? Thanks.
Landee Anderson says
Hi Joanne! I just reuploaded and fixed the links. Thanks!
Joanne says
They worked! Thanks so much.
LeighAnn says
Are the links broken again?
Landee Anderson says
I don't think so! When you click on the size you want the image will show up. Right click on the image and "save image" to your computer. If you want the 20×30 size let me know and I will have to email them to you. For some reason I keep getting an error when I try to upload them to my site! Thanks!
Monica says
Hi Landee I would also like a copy of the 20X30 size on all three designs please! I've been trying to find decor for wall above my couch and you have helped a ton! Thanks love and happy holidays to your family!! My email is email@example.com. Thanks again!!!
Landee Anderson says
I just emailed you! Let me know if you didn't get it.
Kristen says
Hey! I absolutely love these pictures for Christmas 🙂 Could you send me the 20×30 pictures? THANK YOU!!!
Landee Anderson says
I just emailed you! Let me know if it didn't go through.
Kelly Nelson says
Wondering if it is still possible to get the download of the 20 x 30 size?
Landee Anderson says
Leslie Lockstampfor says
Is it possible to get all three in the largest size (20 x 30) please? Thank you in advance. I have been wanting to do these for years…
Landee Anderson says
Yes! I just emailed you. Thanks!
Mike says
I can't get the link to work. Are you able to point me to the pictures, or email it to me at email@example.com? I'm looking to print the "Hark The Hearld Angels SIng" one 16×20.
Landee Anderson says
Try this link & let me know if it works. https://app.box.com/s/ey009ss8eb7olw1udmy3
Deborah says
It did not work!
Landee Anderson says
Hi Deborah! I just re-uploaded the images and fixed the links. Thanks!
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Poppy Flowers (Papaver rhoeas)Latin Name: Papaver rhoeas
Common Names: Poppy Flowers
Poppy flowers, Papaver rhoeas, are an annual flower that is grown from seed. The plant bears an interesting seed pod that is hollow with holes at the top. If you shake the pod, you can hear the dried seeds rattle inside. The stems and leaves are a greyish-green color and perfectly set off the typically hot red flowers. There are usually four to six petals on each flower, and while the petals are mostly red, there is a little spot of black and white at the base of each petal. This flower is easy to grow, and the seed has been known to remain dormant in the soil, and may regrow later if the soil is disturbed. Red Poppy flowers are the ones made famous in the poem referencing them called "In Flander's Fields," which talked about poppies blooming in the fields where the battles of World War I were taking place, and they have been symbolic for military veterans ever since.Poppy flowers have several common uses. The red flower petals are useful in craft projects where the colorful petals can be glued to decorative papers. The petals of Papaver rhoeas may be used to make a red syrup used to color and flavor drinks containing alcohol or free of alcohol. Poppy seed can be used as a seasoning in bread dough, and is often used to decorate the tops of rolls and loaves.
You can find Papaver rhoeas at Starwest, where we carry a full line of top-quality dried herbs.
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