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No, Rick. It does make me wonder though... If you understood the idea of peace, negotiations, etc. perhaps then you could be more accepting of solutions besides bombing the snot out of them? rick baird wrote: > Booth would apologize, and ask them why they don't like us and how we > could change that. > > ;-) > > On 3/16/07, Dave Kahn <dkahn400@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> On 15/03/07, Booth Martin <booth@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >>> I am curious if you have any thoughts on what America should do if North >>> Korea were to miraculously fire a nuclear weapon of any significant size >>> towards Seattle >> You would do two things. You'd try to shoot the missile down, and >> you'd launch a retaliatory strike. You'd have to. That's how the >> theory of MAD works. The enemy doesn't attack you because they are >> 100% certain you will hit back. If the enemy thinks there's the >> smallest possibility you are bluffing the whole thing falls down. >> >> The downside is that you must have decided in advance that if they do >> attack you, you will hit back. That's how you make sure they don't >> attack you. It's a mathematical decision (game theory), not a moral >> one. >> >> -- >> Dave... >> -- >> This is the Open discussion among iSeries Users (CPF0000) mailing list >> To post a message email: CPF0000@xxxxxxxxxxxx >> To subscribe, unsubscribe, or change list options, >> visit: http://lists.midrange.com/mailman/listinfo/cpf0000 >> or email: CPF0000-request@xxxxxxxxxxxx >> Before posting, please take a moment to review the archives >> at http://archive.midrange.com/cpf0000. >> -- --------------------------------- Booth Martin http://www.Martinvt.com --------------------------------- -- This is the Open discussion among iSeries Users (CPF0000) mailing list To post a message email: CPF0000@xxxxxxxxxxxx To subscribe, unsubscribe, or change list options, visit: http://lists.midrange.com/mailman/listinfo/cpf0000 or email: CPF0000-request@xxxxxxxxxxxx Before posting, please take a moment to review the archives at http://archive.midrange.com/cpf0000.
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Wide receivers Brandin Cooks of Oregon State and Allen Robinson of Penn State both decided Thursday to make themselves eligible for the 2014 NFL Draft.
Cooks (5-10, 185) is ranked as the No. 7 wide receiver and 38th overall in the projected 2014 draft by NFLDraftScout.com. Robinson (6-3, 210) is rated as the No. 4 wide receiver and 33rd overall.
Cooks, the 2013 recipient of the Biletnikoff Award as the nation's most outstanding college receiver, earned consensus All-America honors following the recently completed season. He set numerous school and Pac-12 Conference records, including new league marks for single season receptions with 128 and single season yards with 1,730 (NCAA leader in 2013). During his OSU career he has accounted for 226 receptions for 3,272 yards and 26 total touchdowns. Overall, he has compiled 3,863 all-purpose yards.
Cooks is utilizing the NFL Draft Advisory Board, made up of NFL scouts, to determine interest professional teams may have in him. He has until 11:59 p.m. EST Jan. 18 to formally withdraw from consideration for the NFL Draft and return for his senior season if he hasn't secured representation from a player agent.
Robinson's announcement comes only a few hours after Penn State introduced Larry Johnson as interim head coach as it searches for a replacement for Bill O'Brien, who is heading to the NFL as the Houston Texans coach.
Robinson is the 2012 and 2013 Big Ten Richter-Howard Receiver of the Year and earned seven All-America honors after the 2013 season.
"It was a honor to wear a penn state uniform for 3 years. I will miss my teammates and coaches, blessed for the opportunity and experience!" Robinson tweeted Thursday.
Robinson's combined 174 receptions and 2,445 receiving yards the past two years both rank No. 3 in Big Ten history for consecutive seasons.
A semifinalist for the 2013 Biletnikoff Award, Robinson earned first-team All-Big Ten honors from the coaches and media the past two seasons. In Penn State's eight Big Ten games in 2013, Robinson made 71 catches for 984 yards.
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There are many facets to being an artist as a career; some people stay being visual artists, making paints and sculptures, while others go a different route: being a designer. Sandy Meirovitz follows the other path. Trading lofted ceilings and exposed pipes for a drawing tablet and Photoshop, she embraces the steadfast field of print design. Everybody always needs a poster, a t-shirt, or a flier, and that's where she fits in. In her own words, "I try to get all the practice I can get, whatever it is. As long as somebody tells me what they want their thing to be, I can make it." If you've seen a poster at school that wasn't made with a marker and a big sheet of paper, or a t-shirt that wasn't just words, chances are Sandy put pen to tablet and acted as an idea printer. Sandy's style seems to follow something I like to call "simple realism," taking the basic, recognizable shapes of an object intact, while leaving its more intricate forms to rest, keeping the overall aesthetic simple but effective. She also does "traditional" paintings, capturing a person's being and relationship to her in glossy acrylic. Sandy's going to the University of Minnesota to study graphic design, ensuring that she'll be one to keep an eye out for in the future.
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Other plus is that you can install a vac pan so when sweeping you can just suck the dirt up instead of bending over with a dust pan. Big con would have to be the price. Definitely not cheap.
Originally Posted by Jeremy In my personal experience, a weiner dog works about as good as our previous Eureka Don't be dissin' the weiner!
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I've been told it is officially time (little guy has perpetual sniffles) - so I am reviving this thread in case anyone else has more info to add. Anyone have a consumer reports subscri-ption and can post some vac info? The other advice that seems to help is to tear out all your carpet... Yeah, that isnt going to happen!
Another vote for the Dyson here. From what I've heard you can but the cheaper model as there is no mechanical difference from top of the line to the bottom, just some extra add ons.
Originally Posted by brianhos What else do you want to talk about? Politics? Wait no we are banished there, should we just let the board die except for the day before a bball game and all of the fall? No, it has become more than a sport board, it a board for all clone fans to talk about what they want to talk about, and ask the advice of their peers. That is what sets this board apart from the others. There is more to life than just sports. Except for game time, and then we lock all threads except for the in-game one.
Since we are an elite team now, let's go get that One Cyclone Moment. Make this one for the ages! http://rememberingdoria.wordpress.com/
ha, i did this research a while back. heres what i came up with.... Kenmore Progressive Upright Vacuum with Inteli-Clean System, Slate Blue - Model 3592 at Sears.com consumer reports rated as #1 for the past few yrs. the dyson has actually had very poor reports in consumer reports. we bought one of these kenmores a few yrs back and the wifey is very happy with it. (as happy as one can be with a vacuum)
Originally Posted by acs4isu Don't be dissin' the weiner! I think most animals call that cute little guy the snack dog.
Originally Posted by cytech I didn't have to pay for it, but I have a Kirby Ultimate G vacuum. Kinda like the one described earlier here and it is a great vacuum. But if I had to pay the $1200 for it, I probably wouldn't touch it. The reason that Kirby's are so expensive and the salesmen are so pushy, is that they get to keep like 50% of everything they sell. I have been told that the man that owns the Seven Flags fitness club - his name escapes me right now, the guy with the flying saucer house - made his first million by going door to door selling Kirbys. He then used that money to get into the fitness club business. The Point? You ought to be able to find a vacuum of equal or better quality to a Kirby for around $600-700.
This is one purchase where you want the one that sucks the most!
Originally Posted by 2020cy I agree with Tube1. Sweeeeeeet...
The next question is - are the bagged HEPA vacs only HEPA because they use HEPA bags? If so, why not just buy a HEPA bag and put it on my cheap vaccuum? The guy with the saucer house is LaMar Keothe - hes an oddball...
This might help your little one. Infinity Air Purifier - Carrier There are several Carrier dealers in Omaha. Bryant makes an equivalent under the Evolution product line.
Originally Posted by drmwevr08 I've been told it is officially time (little guy has perpetual sniffles) - so I am reviving this thread in case anyone else has more info to add. Anyone have a consumer reports subscri-ption and can post some vac info? The other advice that seems to help is to tear out all your carpet... Yeah, that isnt going to happen! This sounds like a good option for anyone with allergies: HALO
I don't know what the reviews say, but I absolutely love my Dyson. Had it for five years or so and never had a problem (knock on wood). We were having problems picking up dog hair with our previous vacuum, short hair dogs that shed like crazy, no longer a problem with the Dyson.
There are some Dysons on clearance at the Target in Ankeny. We've had ours for like 4 years and it works really well.
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Warren, this is truly beautiful. :) ~Janice yeah it is......fwiw,Tony's
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You can use the free trial, but it will only work online, not for your car. Worst comes to worst, and it doesnt like your email addy, just use another one. Or if you have a new car with a AUX port and a smartphone, just AUX jack it into your radio via the smartphone app, and boom you have sirius XM in your car for another month. Last edited by pontiacg6gtp; 09-20-2012 at 12:03 PM.. |
I signed up for a free 7 day trial a few months ago, and on my Android phone it still actually works! But when I update the app in the Play store, it stops working. Restore with Titanium Backup (App + Data) to the older version and it streams free again.
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It also includes the Sirius Xm On Demand which I wasn't aware of at first. And the pause / play works too. Been playing with it for a little. For anyone that wants the app to use on their phones, here are some direct links to the app.: Android: https://play.google.com/store/app...rius&hl=e iOS: http://itunes.apple.co BlackBerry: http://siriusxm.com/blackberry |
What I do multiple sign-ups today, will siriusxm only start counting down the 30 days when I first use a log-in credentials? TIA. Last edited by alanbrenton; 09-20-2012 at 09:33 PM.. |
I have no idea how this happened on mine. I did the same thing on other Android systems, and they all timed out at a week on the same account as the one I'm using that's still going. I can't replicate the bug or figure out what I did, or I'd be happy to tell you.
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There's plenty in the news at the moment about Alfred Russel Wallace, and here at Kew magazine we certainly wanted to celebrate the work of one of the best naturalists in the history of science. Not only did Wallace discover plenty of new species, map unexplored areas, and become known as the father of biogeography – he is also the co-discoverer of the theory of evolution by natural selection.
Read about Wallace's connections with Kew, and some of the intriguing artefacts Kew holds, in this Kew magazine article (pdf)
There is plenty in the Kew archives about Wallace, including many letters to the directors of the Gardens discussing both science and whether he could have a few plants for his own garden. There are also some intriguing palm specimens which were the only specimens to survive his arduous expedition to the Amazon after his ship home burned and sank.
Read Stephanie Pain's revealing article and then take a look at a charming little animated film she recommended to me from The New York Times.
You can find out lots more about Wallace and the celebrations of his centenary at the Natural History Museum, who have been co-ordinating the events. A new statue of Wallace has just been unveiled at the Museum too!
Although many view Wallace as a man who was overshadowed by his counterpart Charles Darwin, Wallace certainly never thought so at the time and indeed was one of the most celebrated scientists of his day. Whatever your view, now is the time to remember this giant of natural history and admire his tenacity and ground-breaking insights.
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By: Christina Harrison - 22 Aug 2013- 11 likes
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The Kew magazine summer issue is still on sale with features on bromeliads, herbs, edible flowers, wild yams, and trees that taste of onions! Remember that if you download our app edition you'll also have access to four bonus features about delicious edible plants, and some great recipes too. Lavender and hazelnut biscotti anyone? Why not take a look at what's in the summer issue now and download it for some fascinating weekend reading?
Preparing for autumn
While most people are still enjoying what's left of the summer, I'm focusing on putting the finishing touches to our autumn issue and pulling together lots of exciting extras to add to our app edition, both of which will be published on 27 September. When you're surrounded by images of autumn every day sometimes it's a surprise to go outside and not see the leaves falling!
We have some great photography to accompany our articles in this coming issue. There are some stunning shots of the giant willow sculptures along the Broad Walk and some breathtaking images of Wakehurst's birch collection, as well as our pick of the best entries from this year's International Garden Photographer of the Year competition. Here are two beautiful images, which we couldn't fit into our feature but you'll be able to see in the forthcoming Kew exhibition.
Waterlily House Window by Anthony Wallis, which won 2nd place in the Beauty of Plants category
Plenty for everyone by Alan Price, which gained third prize in the Bountiful Earth category
Upcoming features
It's always a busy and exciting time finishing off the pages of a new issue and hoping that all our readers will find something of real interest to them when it lands on their doorsteps. I think one of my favourite features in the autumn issue is our plant profile on juniper (Juniperus communis). You may think that this is a dull little conifer usually seen at the back of old rock gardens, but Kew's Richard Wilford brings this British native species to life and reminds us that this familiar tree is of real use to us and is actually endangered in our countryside. The feature even includes a quote from Monty Python's Life of Brian, and that can only be a good thing!
Juniper berries give gin its distinctive flavour.
Behind the scenes at the Fungarium
I also really enjoyed going behind the scenes with Kew's Fungarium team. The autumn phase of Kew's IncrEdibles festival, which will start on 2 September, will feature lots of fungi so we wanted to reveal the science and research going on into these fascinating organisms. Kew has several fungi experts and it was great to meet them and shine a light on the important work they are doing. Fungi outnumber plants by six to one and most plants depend on fungi to help them absorb water and nutrients from the soil. Yet fungi receive much less attention and research than plants.
Kew has one of the world's largest collections of fungi specimens, numbering an astonishing 1.25 million, and we managed to get some great photographs for our feature of a few of the edible species here and the people who work with them.
Head of mycology, Bryn Dentinger, shows us one of the 1.25 million specimens in Kew's Fungarium (copyright: John Millar)
Artist Tom Hare who created the stunning fungi sculptures on the Broad Walk (see our previous post) worked closely with the Fungarium team to choose the fungi he wanted to recreate, and to get the details of the sculptures right. On UK Fungus Day on 13 October you can come and visit Kew's Fungarium or take part in other fascinating fungi events.
Remember, you can find all the events at Kew and Wakehurst listed in the What's On pages at the back of the magazine. Another great reason to get your copy today!
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Battling the weather to get the right shot
By: Christina Harrison - 23 Jul 2013- 17 likes
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When you're trying to do a photo shoot not all of this is very conducive to getting the shot you want. Any photographer will tell you that bright sunshine is one of the worst conditions to try to take pictures in – especially as most people's faces will be in shadow just when you don't want them to be, and the contrast is usually horrible. In fact the five minutes before the rain (or 'deluge') started proved to be the best in terms of light. Hearing that thunder getting closer and closer certainly did focus the mind.
Setting up the shot involved placing the willow bundles and the fungi sculpture Tom was working on 'just so' to catch the reflected light.
As editor, I don't have much to do on these photo shoots except hold the umbrella over the camera when it pours down and get the teas in. It's fantastic to see our photographer at work though, and to help set up the shots, move the lights and 'props', and then see a piece of art being created. It's always amazing to me that what I can see with my eyes is not what will come out as the final shot. With the magic of lights in the right place, and all the other tricks photographers pull with aperture and depth of field, we now have a stunning set of formal portraits and reportage shots of Tom and his team at work to celebrate this new exhibition at Kew.
Dodging the heavy showers with lights and tools. Tom was very patient!
This was all in aid of a great interview feature we have lined up for the Kew magazine autumn issue. Tom has worked with Kew's mycology team to create a set of willow sculptures, all of British edible mushrooms in different stages of development. They are absolutely stunning – from chanterelles to morels you will be wowed. Do come along and enjoy them on the Broad Walk. They are the result of four months' long hard work and truly reveal the beauty of fungi. It was a great experience to be there with the team as they finished the sculptures and to hear visitors' reactions as they came up to them. Everyone was enthralled with these beautifully textural pieces.
Make sure you get your copy of the magazine in September to see the final shots we took, but in the meantime come along to see Tom's work.
Tom and his team with a few of their spectacular sculptures... almost finished...
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Summer's arrived!
By: Christina Harrison - 04 Jun 2013- 9 likes
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The summer issue of Kew magazine should be landing on people's doormats today and tomorrow, and will appear in the Kew shops too.
In this issue there's a distinct IncrEdibles theme to celebrate Kew's summer festival of the same name. We've got a feature on the stars of the show - the bromeliads - which take centre stage at Kew with a large pineapple floating on the Palm House Pond!
Kew's Tutti frutti boating lake
You can read all about this fascinating group of plants in Richard Wilford's feature. There's also a beautifully illustrated feature on the Nosegay Garden at Kew and the useful and unusual herbs you can find there and in the Global Kitchen Garden. Renowned food writer Hattie Ellis takes us through the garden and picks a posy of her favourites for us to enjoy. There's even a delicious recipe from Peyton&Byrne for a wild garlic salsa verde to enjoy.
Discover more about bromeliads in our feature
We go behind the scenes to meet "the king of the jungle", Wes Shaw, the head of Kew's Palm House, to find out what it takes to look after one of the world's most famous and important glasshouses. He reveals some of the intriguing, and edible, plants he looks after and how every day is different.
There's unusual edibles too: edible flowers, a tree that tastes of onions, and the wild yams that Kew is helping communities in Africa and Madagascar to cultivate and conserve.
It's always good to get an opinion piece in the magazine and in this issue Guy Watson (BBC Farmer of the Year) discusses what kind of farming could ever be called sustainable, and whether we should be learning lessons from other parts of the world.
The Kew magazine summer issue is out now
As always there's lots to discover, and don't forget there's the whole list of events, talks, courses, tours and displays in our What's On section. You can plan your whole summer right here!
You can also find a lot more content in our app edition – there are four bonus features on edible plants – on lavender, mango, olive, and chilli, each with recipes for you to try. Kew's caterers Peyton&Byrne have also given us three summer salad recipes which you won't want to miss.
The Kew magazine app is free to Friends of Kew so, if you have access to an iPad, make sure you take a look today. You can also enjoy films, bonus slideshows, extra news items and easy links to Kew's website, shop and Youtube channel. Have a look now on iTunes.
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By: Christina Harrison - 15 Mar 2013Our spring issue of Kew magazine is out now, and it's not on its own due to the magazine going all appy on iTunes.
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We've been working hard to get Kew magazine available on your iPad and other tablets, and I'm pleased to announce that there is now a new 'app' or digital version of Kew magazine available via iTunes. 'Hurrah!' I hear you cry. I have to say it's turned out much better than we'd ever hoped – which is always a relief.
Not only have we got one-touch links to slideshows, films, blogs and plant profiles, but you can now very easily link through to browse the Kew shop and to buy tickets for events such as Kew the Music, all from one place. You can even email from the app should you want to book a place on a course. There will also be access to Kew's Twitter and Facebook pages. We're really hoping that readers find it an enriching experience bringing all parts of Kew together in one place. Shame it's not scratch and sniff too but we'll just have to wait for that technology.
If you're a Friend of Kew you can access this new app magazine for free. That's right – FREE! If you're not a Friend (and why not?) you can buy individual issues or a subscription for a bargain price of £3.99 or £10.99 respectively (less than half the price of a print subscription). Once you've got the free 'Kew magazine' app downloaded from iTunes, all you have to do is enter your name and membership number in the My Account section and you're away.
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What's in the issue?
As I write this, the temperature is just above freezing and spring still seems a fair way off, but even so the Gardens are starting to fill with snowdrops, cyclamen and narcissi. These brave little flowers are a beacon of hope that warmer weather will eventually turn up and that we'll get some sunshine this year. I'm really looking forward to spring and am itching to get into my garden and veg plot. In our spring issue Wakehurst's garden manager Chris Clennett takes us on a tour of the best Erythronium to see in both gardens, and reveals how best to look after them. I'm sure I'm going to be buying some of these woodland garden jewels for my shady patch very soon.
We also have great features on the beautiful dragon tree (Paulownia kawakamii), the Rapunzel flower (Phyteuma spicatum) and the food of the gods – chocolate (Theobroma cacao). It's starting to sound like a fairy tale issue!
Read our feature about Kew's work to conserve the Rapunzel flower
Behind the scenes with Kew science
On a more serious note we also delve into the problem of how climate change is going to affect both wild coffee species and coffee plantations. It's a real reminder of how the health of our crops depends on the genetic diversity found in their wild relatives. You can read about current research from Kew and watch an exclusive interview with head of coffee research Dr Aaron Davis about this work on the app.
For lots more about what's in the issue take a look at the contents pages and two of our features here. If you're a Friend of Kew please do download our app and try out all the extra features. There's a lot in there, so give it a go. Enjoy!
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Same Old Lang Syne
"Same Old Lang Syne" | ||||
Single by Dan Fogelberg | ||||
from the album The Innocent Age | ||||
Released | 1980 | |||
Format | 7" single | |||
Genre | Rock | |||
Length | 5:18 | |||
Label | Full Moon | |||
Writer(s) | Dan Fogelberg | |||
Dan Fogelberg singles chronology | ||||
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"Same Old Lang Syne" is a song sung by Dan Fogelberg released as a single in 1980. It was also included on his 1981 album The Innocent Age. The song is a narrative ballad told in the first person and tells the story of two long-ago romantic interests meeting by chance in a grocery store on Christmas Eve.[1] The song peaked at #9 on the Billboard Hot 100 Chart and is now frequently played during the holiday season and is integrated with traditional Christmas songs.
The narrator is reunited with an old flame at a grocery store on a snowy Christmas Eve. She doesn't recognize him at first glance and when the two reach to embrace, she drops her purse causing them to laugh until they cry; this moment foreshadows a bittersweet departure. They eventually decide to have a drink somewhere, but are unable to find any open bar. Settling on a six-pack purchased at a liquor store, they proceed to drink it in her car while they talk.[2]
The pair toast innocence of the past as well as the present, all framed in the song's chorus. The subsequent verse describes the two pushing through their initial awkwardness and discussing their current lives. The lover went on to marry an architect and is seemingly content with her life, though it is implied that she married for security instead of love; the lover's being kept "dry" may be a double entendre implying sexual frustration. The narrator then says that as a musician he loves performing but hates touring.[3]
After a second toast, the conversation runs its course. They exchange their goodbyes and the woman kisses him before he gets out of the car. As she drives away, the narrator contemplates the good times they'd had long ago, hence the meaning and reference to the song's title: Old Lang Syne. At the song's most bittersweet moment, the narrator experiences yet another "old lang syne," as he is reunited with "that old familiar pain" from their break-up at an earlier time in their lives. The snow that surrounds him then turns to rain, signifying a happy time turned quite melancholy.[4]
The song ends with a soprano saxophone solo by Michael Brecker based on the melody from the original "Auld Lang Syne".
As Fogelberg said on his official website, the song was autobiographical.[5] He was visiting family back home in Peoria, Illinois in the mid-1970s when he ran into an old girlfriend at a convenience store.
After Fogelberg's death from prostate cancer in 2007, the woman about whom he wrote the song came forward with her story. Her name is Jill Greulich, and she and Fogelberg dated in high school when she was Jill Anderson. As she explained to the Peoria Journal Star in a December 22, 2007 article,[6] they were part of the Woodruff High School class of 1969, but went to different colleges. After college, Jill got married and moved to Chicago, and Dan went to Colorado to pursue music. On December 24, 1975, they were each back in Peoria with their families for Christmas when Jill went out for eggnog and Dan looked for whipping cream for Irish coffee. The only place open was a convenience store at the top of Abington Hill where they had their encounter, located at 1302 East Frye Avenue. Today, the store is still in business and named Short Stop Food Mart. They bought a six pack of beer and drank it in her car for two hours while they talked.
Five years later, Jill heard "Same Old Lang Syne" on the radio while driving to work, but she kept quiet about it, as Fogelberg also refused to disclose her identity. Her main fear was that coming forward would disrupt Fogelberg's marriage.
Looking at the lyrics, Jill cites two inaccuracies: her eyes are green, not blue, and her husband was a physical education teacher, not an architect, and Fogelberg was unlikely to know his profession anyway. On the line, "She would have liked to say she loved the man, but she didn't like to lie," Jill will not talk about it, but by the time of the song's release, she had divorced her husband.
Association with Christmas[edit]
"Same Old Lang Syne" is frequently played on radio stations during the American holiday season. The song begins mentioning Christmas Eve and ends with the acknowledgment of snow, commonly associated with the Christmas holiday. Apart from the initial (and final) reference, there is no further association with the holiday or holiday season. However, since the song's release, both the reference in the title and the musical quote of "Auld Lang Syne" (traditionally sung on New Year's Eve) as the epilogue have encouraged the song's popularity during December.
- Dan Fogelberg: Piano, Bass, Electric Piano, Lead and Background Vocals
- Russ Kunkel: Drums
- Michael Brecker: Soprano Saxophone
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- ^ http://www.sing365.com:8080/music/lyric.nsf/Same-Old-Lang-Syne-lyrics-Dan-Fogelberg/C33CA8E54ECC73AB48256AAB0022DE2D
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- ^ "Frequently Asked Questions". Dan Fogelberg. 2003. Retrieved 2011-06-14.
- ^ Luciano, Phil (2007-12-22). "'It's a memory that I cherish'". Journal Star (Peoria, Illinois). Retrieved 2011-06-14.


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The successful candidate for this role must have a strong and stable background in all aspects of purchase ledger, ideally with good SAP knowledge and a high standard of excel. You must be able to show your ability to resolve queries effectively and work to tight deadlines and must possess the necessary skills to prioritise your own workload as much of this work will be carried out under minimal supervision.
This is a varied role which has a lot of potential for internal advancement as well as a highly competitive salary which is perfect for an experienced and bright accounts payable clerk who is looking to progress. Goodman Masson is acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy.
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The Complete Thomas Library - 68 Books (collection)
- £30.00
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Perfect for very young children, this beautiful Engine Shed Complete Collection Thomas Story Library is the ideal gift for any 'first' bookshelf. Featuring the loveable blue steam train, Thomas the Tank Engine and his array of ever-popular friends, both old and new (including Gordon, Edward and James), this bumper 68-book collection follows the engines around the island of Sodor on their many fun, accessible and easy-to-follow adventures. Based on the much-loved original tales by Reverend Wilbert Awdry and with full-colour cartoon-style illustrations throughout, this bold and bright gift is exceptional value and will keep little ones aged 2+ entertained from start to finish, over and over again! -
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Very First Reading Collection - 50 Books (collection)
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Perfect for sharing at bedtime and also a great way for children to get to grips with reading themselves as they embark on their own personal reading journey, this massive 50-book collection will quickly become a bookshelf favourite. With gorgeous illustrations and easy-to-follow stories, the books will allow children to gradually take over a greater share of the reading, building their confidence all the time. The stories cover wishes, magic and animals and are sure to be returned to again and again.
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Great Loves Collection - 20 Books (collection)
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Including 20 books united by the abundant theme of love, the Great Loves Collection features the glorious works of writers such as Virgil, Leo Tolstoy and Sigmund Freud. From innocent youthfulness to tainted, embittered infatuation, this collection covers love in its myriad forms. Full of hope and inspiration as well as tragedy and heartbreak, this passionate set makes for compelling reading.
Voices of Cricket Audio Collection - 20 CDs (Other)
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The world of cricket has been blessed with some fascinating characters over the years and this vast audio collection of interviews, anecdotes and memories brings together many of the greats. The Voices of Cricket Audio Collection features around 30 hours of coverage across 20 CDs, including the legendary voices of Dickie Bird, Brian Johnston, Shane Warne and Richie Benuad. Many more legends have their say on this entertaining collection of memorable tales and hilarious insights, making it a wonderfully entertaining gift.
Great Food Collection - 20 Books (collection)
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Every cook knows that diners enjoy their meals with their eyes as well as their tastebuds... and the same goes for books. How delightful to take down one of these classics of food writing from your kitchen shelf and enjoy its beautifully designed cover as well as the treats to be found within! This very special collection will let you travel in space and time as you journey through the tasted of the Middle East with Claudia Roden, sample the joys of excess with Samuel Pepys, make thrifty cooking into an art form with Eliza Acton and enjoy a taste of the sun with Elizabeth David. Make your way through them all, or pass them on to twenty food-loving friends!
XHHLL 5 years +
Horrid Henry's Loathsome Library - 30 Books (collection)
Francesca Simon
- £20.00
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Horrid Henry's Loathsome Library brings together 30 books containing 84 original Horrid Henry stories, zillions of jokes and hours of fiendish reading fun. Francesca Simon's hilarious stories are perfect for getting reluctant readers into chapter books and have been adapted into both an animated CITV programme and a hit film. From passing nits on to his nemesis Perfect Peter to sabotaging the school sports day, Henry is always up to trouble and the books have been brilliantly and amusingly illustrated by Tony Ross. The collection also features a couple of joke books that are sure to have children aged 5 and over chuckling away!
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The Early Reader Collection - 30 Books (collection)
- £25.00
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Children who are ready to move on from picture books to reading books will find plenty to enjoy in this 30-book collection of early readers. Specifically designed to support those aged 5 and over as they take the next step on their reading journey, the funny stories are accessibly written by talented children's authors including Steve Cole, Vivian French and Francesca Simon and are all complemented by lively designs. -
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Read With Biff, Chip And Kipper ( Levels 4-6 ) - 25 Books (collection)
Oxford University Press
- £14.00
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The books in the Read with Biff, Chip & Kipper Levels 4 to 6 collection are designed to help your child develop their reading skills and become a confident reader. Created by experts and based on current teaching practice, the books accurately reflect the curriculum's emphasis on phonic learning. The collection features phonics books and first stories created to support your child as they progress from Level 4 of the Oxford Reading Tree programme, where they are starting to read with less support, through to Level 6, when they will be reading with confidence. The fun stories feature Roderick Hunt and Alex Brychta's popular characters Biff, Chip and Kipper and are full of humour that is sure to keep children motivated while they gain confidence in reading.
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CHIP 3 years +
Read With Biff, Chip And Kipper (Levels 1-3) - 25 Books (collection)
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From Oxford Reading Tree, the Read with Biff, Chip & Kipper Levels 1 - 3 Collection has been specially designed to introduce children aged four and above to the early concepts that will form the basis of their reading and writing skills. Featuring Roderick Hunt and Alex Brychta's cheery and appealing characters, the books are sure to help your little one take their first steps in learning to read. This collection covers levels 1 to 3 of the scheme and includes twelve phonics books, twelve storybooks and a parents' handbook packed with advice on how to help your child make the most of their introduction to reading.
RASC 5 years +
My Chapter Book Collection - 20 Books (collection)
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Help your child build their reading confidence with this 20-book collection! All the books are part of the Oxford Reading Tree and cover topics that will appeal to boys and girls, from cats and dogs to dinosaurs, magic and football. First chapter books for those aged 7 and above, the books are set out in manageable chunks and the gentle humour found throughout is sure to appeal and help inspire a lifelong love of reading. -
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Walker Stories Collection - 30 Books (collection)
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For decades, Walker Books have created beautiful books that have become staples on the bookshelves of children. This impressive collection of 30 books will introduce children aged 6+ to a range of varied, familiar and easy-to-follow stories and even encompasses a range of real-life topics that will be sure to educate young children. From family to friends, home to hobbies, special occasions to amazing animals, pets to playtime, as well as characters from a range of backgrounds and nationalities and themes that include gentle morals for growing up, this brilliantly priced collection features plenty of tales that your primary school-aged child will love reading and returning to time and time again. -
Vintage Dickens Collection - 16 Books (collection)
Charles Dickens
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This collection brings together 16 of Charles Dickens' most celebrated novels for one great price. The likes of Oliver Twist, A Christmas Carol and A Tale of Two Cities are packed full of unforgettable characters and brilliant narratives that show just why Dickens is still regarded as the nation's favourite storyteller. The collection also contains books that may be less familiar, but are no less captivating, including the novel he was working on when he died: The Mystery of Edwin Drood. This 16-book collection enables you to discover the original books full of observations that remain relevant in today's society. The books come in stylish, vintage-style sleeves too. -
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Wonderwise Collection - 20 Books (collection)
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The Wonderwise picture books compile an award-winning series which stimulates the way children view the world around them. Based on fact and information, children can read these books and feel their imaginations stir as they find out about the human body, animals, the Earth, space, water, time, recycling, and plenty more besides. Bursting with fascinating facts and engaging illustrations, these 20 books introduce inquisitive children to key topics and concepts, all told in an entertaining and highly original way, to kick-start their learning before they enter the classroom! With notes for grown-ups about Imaginative Learning and extra thoughts on each subject for further discussion at the end, as well as a glossary of key words for the young reader, we think these books are simply fantastic! -
James Bond Collection - 14 Book Slipcase (collection)
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A truly iconic character, both in film and in print, this 14-book collection contains all of Ian Fleming's novels and short stories about the talented British Secret Service Agent James Bond. From For Your Eyes Only to Live and Let Die and Moonraker, these are hugely famous stories that you will want to return to again and again and with plenty of twists and turns along the way, each spy story is vividly compelling and gripping. Offering amazing value for money, each book is also presented in a wonderfully stylish vintage jacket and features a foreword from a leading contemporary author. -
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My First Book Collection -12 Books (collection)
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This really is the ultimate home reference collection for children aged 7+. Keep the neatly presented collection, complete with popper bag, on your bookshelf and simply turn to it for school projects and homework help, or for simply dipping in and out of to pick some some amazing and easy-to-remember facts. Great for young readers who prefer fact to fiction, the experts at Collins cover all manner of topics, from animals to earthquakes, maps of the world to our solar system, each book will be sure to capture the imagination of children and teach them the key facts they need to make a start in a range of essential and exciting subjects. Packed with colourful illustrations and photographs, fun facts and easy-to-follow language, this entertaining and educational collection is a must-have. -
Jean Plaidy Collection - 12 Books (collection)
Jean Plaidy
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Jean Plaidy's epic and unforgettable historical novels set during the times of England's most tumultuous Tudor years display a skillful blend of superb storytelling and intricate historical detail. Likely to appeal to fans of Philippa Gregory, this 12-book collection includes incredible novels such as Defenders of the Faith, which tells the story of the dark days in England as the Tudor succession hung in the balance, Royal Road to Fotheringay, the tale of Mary Stuart's turbulent years before her 19-year imprisonment, and novels from the ever-popular Tudor Saga series, full of full-blooded drama and excitement with Henry VIII at their heart. Compelling and full of meticulous attention to detail, this powerful collection is completely unputdownable. -
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Ladybird Tales Collection - 24 Books (collection)
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With 24 books to read through, all presented in a sturdy hardback format, this collection deserves a place on every child's bookshelf. Presented in a beautiful slipcase to make the books extra special, among the familiar fairy tales and stories included are Snow White and the Seven Dwarves, Beauty and the Beast and The Ugly Duckling. Perhaps less well-known, but equally charming, are the likes of The Magic Porridge Pot, Chicken Licken and The Enormous Turnip. This set of stories is simply perfect for sharing at bedtime. -
The River Cottage Handbook Collection - 10 books (collection)
- £20.00
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The River Cottage Handbooks Collection features ten practical guides that will help you get the most out of the food you love, including mushrooms, fruit, cakes, herbs and edible seashore produce. Each book has been written by a local expert and features an introduction from Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall. Delightful reading that also offers sensible, user-friendly advice you can rely on, the books focus on the local, seasonal produce that is at the very heart of Hugh's River Cottage and each book reflects the quality, thought and pride that goes into living the good life. -
INBO 5 years +
Rainbow Fairies Collection - 21 Books (collection)
Daisy Meadows
- £15.00
- Save £89.79
Rainbow Magic books have been helping to build the reading confidence in children aged 5+ for years and the spellbinding stories, well-loved characters and perfect balance of illustrations ensure the series continues to go from strength to strength, alongside your youngster's reading ability and enjoyment. In this new collection of Rainbow Magic stories, which features 21 tales, the Showtime Fairies, the Princess Fairies and the Pop Star Fairies are the stars. Children can join Kirsty and Rachel as they save the fairies from losing their special talents, meet an enchanting fairy who has lost her tiara, and save the Rainspell Island Music Festival from being a total flop, all at the hands of the pesky Jack Frost. Appealing, fun and full of magic and adventure! -
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The Complete Alice Collection - 22 Books (collection)
Lewis Carroll
- £9.99
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Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Alice Through the Looking Glass are children's classics. From falling down the rabbit-hole to attending the Mad Hatter's tea party and meeting Humpty Dumpty, the wonderful stories have been broken down into 22 separate volumes. Utterly charming and sure to appeal, this is a beautifully produced and exquisitely designed collection of books that are sure to be treasured by any child.
Please note that this collection now comes shrinkwrapped and does not come in a display box. -
The Complete Inspector Morse Collection - 14 Books (collection)
Colin Dexter
- £9.99
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This complete set of Colin Dexter's Inspector Morse novels will transport you directly into an Oxford seething with jealous, dark secrets and criminal behaviour. Join the curmudgeonly Morse and his faithful, more restrained companion Lewis, as they attempt to solve a variety of crime cases. Old-fashioned stories that will keep you guessing, this collection will appeal to fans of Morse and anyone who enjoys a good murder mystery.
XSTOY 5 years +
The Story Collection - 20 Books (collection)
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20 fully illustrated storybooks to treasure and keep, written by renowned and much-loved children's authors including Julia Donaldson, Jacqueline Wilson, Michael Morpurgo and Jenny Nimmo. Designed for primary school-aged children who are beginning to read independently, The Story Collection will not only help them on their reading journey but also allow them to discover the joys to be found inside the cover of a book. This is an inspirational selection of children's books.
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Military History Collection - 10 Books (collection)
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Anyone with an interest in military history will be captivated by the ten books featured in this collection. A mixture of moving real-life stories and thought-provoking and emotional fiction, the books offer the reader a glimpse into what life must have been like during both World War I and World War II. As we approach the centenary of the beginning of the First World War, Six Weeks reveals the British Junior Officers who went straight from the classrooom to the most dangerous job in the world, while Paths of Glory tells the story of WWI from the French point of view. Other books in the collection focus on the brave aviators and test pilots, while it also includes the highly acclaimed Das Boot. -
Self-Sufficiency Collection - 12 Books (collection)
Various Authors
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The Self-Sufficiency Collection can help you learn new skills and change the way you live. A collection of 12 diverse titles that could lead to life improvement, the books cover everything from weaving your own textiles to keeping bees and making cheese, soap and natural remedies. A brilliantly practical series that will help you master the basics of new activities in a very short space of time, each book contains colour illustrations and easy-to-follow instructions. You can either tackle one hobby at a time, or perhaps share the books out amongst your friends!
BSEA 5 years +
Battersea Animal Stories Collection - 20 Books (collection)
- £14.99
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The 20 heart-warming stories in this collection are based on true-life tales from the Battersea Dogs & Cats Home and are just perfect for any little animal fans! With dewy-eyed puppies and cuddly kittens featuring throughout, these sweet and funny stories have been written for children in the early years of primary education and contain fact files, photos, the dos and don'ts of pet care and a range of fun pet-themed puzzles. A great gift for little ones who love cats and dogs, especially those fans of Magic Kitten and Magic Puppy!
Please note that although the back cover states that each book features a photograph and fact file of a real-life dog from Battersea Dogs & Cats Home, the books in this set do not include this feature. We apologise for any inconvenience. -
NROJ 8 years +
Roald Dahl Collection - 15 Books (collection)
Roald Dahl
- £15.99
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With striking new jackets and a new slipcase, all adorned with Quentin Blake's timeless illustrations, this 15-book collection brings together all of Roald Dahl's classic children's novels. Stories that have shocked, excited, entertained and delighted generations of children, this great value collection includes the likes of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Matilda, The BFG and Fantastic Mr Fox. The iconic characters, hilarious settings and unforgettable storylines make this an essential addition to your child's bookshelf.
Please note that all the books in this collection were available previously under Product Codes ROJ and XROJ, but with different artwork and jackets. -
WSAT 3 years +
Winnie The Witch Collection and Satchel - 14 Books (collection)
Valerie Thomas and Korky Paul
- £15.00
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Winnie the Witch and her loyal cat Wilbur are much-loved characters with young children and this collection includes 14 of their incredible, zany, laugh-out-loud adventures. Coming in a bright satchel decorated with yellow and orange stripes - Winnie's favourite colours - the picture books can be easily transported wherever your child goes and will keep children and grown-ups thoroughly entertained. All written by Valerie Thomas, with Korky Paul's vibrant illustrations adding to the fun, join Winnie as she takes a ride on a flying carpet, visits the seaside, finds a dragon and visits the dinosaur museum. -
Agatha Christie Collection - 12 Books (collection)
Agatha Christie
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Including the likes of Murder on the Orient Express, The ABC Murders and Death on the Nile, this 12-book collection contains some of Agatha Christie's most critically acclaimed novels starring Hercule Poirot. With the news that Sophie Hannah is to open a new case for the moustachioed Belgian detective in 2014, there has never been a better time to read or re-read the gripping original stories. Always enticing and real page-turners, the influence of Christie on contemporary crime fiction is undeniable with this unputdownable and very entertaining collection. -
Frederick Forsyth Collection - 12 Books (collection)
Frederick Forsyth
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Featuring unputdownable novels alongside an array of short stories, this fantastic 12-book collection features the very best work from bestselling author Frederick Forsyth, including The Day of the Jackal. Other highlights include The Odessa File, a story set in 1963 which finds a young German reporter in a life-and-death hunt for a notorious former concentration camp commander, The Fourth Protocol, a tale of espionage and international intrigue and No Comebacks, a collection of 10 stories encompassing deception, blackmail, murder and revenge. Great for lovers of both short stories and gripping, suspenseful fiction, this is a must-have collection of Forsyth's writing that is fascinating, pacy and informative. -
PBGS 3 years +
Classic Stories Collection - 20 books (collection)
- £20.00
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With contemporary and humorous takes on 20 famous children's stories, The Usborne Picture Book Gift Set is the perfect gift for any child who is hooked on reading! Perfect books to share at bedtime, among the classic retold stories are Alice in Wonderland, Little Red Riding Hood, The Wizard of Oz and The Little Mermaid. Presented in a slipcase, all the books feature fantastic bright imagery from extremely talented illustrators and the simple text makes them a joy to read - for both child and parent.
Please note that some of the content in these stories may be frightening for very young children.
XORPU 8 years +
Michael Morpurgo Classic Collection - 16 Books (collection)
Michael Morpurgo
- £16.99
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Award-winning storyteller Michael Morpurgo has delighted children for years with his beautiful writing and utterly gripping tales and this 16-book collection is a must-have for any young reader! The novels show just a snippet of Morpurgo's impressive back catalogue and includes some all-time favourites. Featuring the touching Mr Nobody's Eyes, the dramatic Kensuke's Kingdom and the poignant Little Foxes, the set also includes the stunning inspiration behind the bestselling show and Spielberg's blockbuster film, War Horse. A powerful collection that children aged 9+ will love working their way through.
Please note some of these titles have been available in our previous Michael Morpurgo collections.
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Beast Quest Collection series 7-9 - 18 Books (Paperback)
Adam Blade
- £14.99
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The Beast Quest books have managed to get many reluctant readers reading, and from customer reviews and the feedback we've received here at the Book People, the action-packed stories still continue to excite and entertain many young readers. This 18-book collection includes series 7 - 9 in the bestselling series, and children will be on tenterhooks as Tom arrives in a strange new land and has to face up to the likes of Convol the Cold-blooded Brute, Torpix the Twisting Serpent and Minos the Demon Bull. To add some interactive fun to the stories, each book comes with collector cards too!


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Monday, August 29, 2011
After the storm...
Spent a little of my hurricane time at the desk - lots of purging and organizing. Yesterday I made a scrapbook page though, just because. It's been a while since I've really gotten to make anything so I wanted to get back in the groove before I start digging into my Pebbles DT work. Also feeling the need to start using up Studio Calico kits...so here's what I made:
Used Studio Calico Boardwalk for this one. I really love that kit. I made that flower with those Pink Paislee mistable trims and a Gluber. I used Heirloom Blue Mister Huey to color the trim after I made the flower. Here's a close up:
materials: cardstock: Bazzill; patterned paper: MME, Simple Stories, Basic Grey, Authentique; journal spot: American Crafts; trim: Pink Paislee; letters: Sassafras Lass; brads: Basic Grey; string: MME; tape: K & Co.; flower base: Cosmo Cricket; spray ink: Studio Calico; transparency: Hambly; die cutter: Big Shot
Has anyone seen this yet :
That's the Close To My Heart Fall catalog. (sorry it's such a teeny photo -that's all I was able to grab off their site) Way back in my early days of scrapbooking I used to sell CTMH. I really couldn't devote the necessary time to it and honestly, lost interest in the products - so my little biz folded. One of my beefs with them was that their papers were too thin. Well, now they print their papers on cardstock. While I was perusing the catalog I noticed that the patterns & colors are more on trend and many of the products seem to have undergone a design overhaul. New designers must be on board because even the stamps look different. I couldn't help but do a little shopping from that catalog. I'll let you know what I think when the box arrives.
It's a beautiful day here in New Jersey - hurricanes always seem to leave gorgeous weather behind - and I've been given the day off due to lack of electricity in our office. Will head outside with the kiddies today - maybe do a little back to school shopping. That's just around the corner now!
6 comments:
- Ursula said...
Beautiful LO Valerie. So glad you all didn't suffer too much damage with that storm.
I'll be interested to see your commments on the CTMH stuff. TFS - August 29, 2011 at 1:49 PM
- curlyqmosaics said...
Hi Valerie! I am so glad to hear that you and your family are alright after the storm.
As for your layout, I so totally love it! That striped paper for the background is so fun!
Thanks for the heads up about CTMH. I used to be part of a monthly group I purchased product from for years. I actually bailed out of it about a year ago myself. I truly felt like they were very behind on the trends. So glad they are making a comeback! - August 29, 2011 at 1:49 PM
- Jessica said...
Oh I adore that layout!!!! TFS!
- August 29, 2011 at 4:12 PM
- Sarah Webb said...
Great pic! Wonderful page!
- August 29, 2011 at 5:58 PM
- Kelly Noel said...
beautiful page!! i'm so happy to hear that everyone is okay after the storm!
- August 29, 2011 at 9:14 PM
- Mitralee said...
Oh yeah!! I love that place and the new ctmh catalog rocks! It caught my eye this time round too!!!
- August 29, 2011 at 9:16 PM