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If A woman Has her nails painted and offers Ablution Is her Ablution Valid?
Assalam Alaiykum. This question was already discussed under the Tag 'Women' Polishing nails for women and claiming they have wudhu. Salaam
answered Nov 19 '13 at 05:03 stronghold ♦ 523●6
That's not my question now is it? I did not ask if you can paint the nail after ablution. I asked does it NULLIFY ablution. Salaaam
(Nov 19 '13 at 07:22) sadie ♦
Sister, you must be right. Salaam
(Nov 19 '13 at 15:08) stronghold ♦
Nail polish is a type of coating on nails..after doing wudhu,the water must go to every part of hand including nails on hand..but due to coating,the water doesnt reach in the nails but remains on coating..so wudhu remains uncompleted.. Hope,helped this answer.
answered Nov 19 '13 at 05:58 Ubi ♦ 1.2k●5●17
Jazakallah Ubi. Im looking for an answer backed by textual proofs. Maybe you could provide some?. Salaam
(Nov 19 '13 at 07:23) sadie ♦
well sadie, if they didn't have nail polish or some equivialent in the 7th century, then there probably aren't any textual "proofs". unless of course it is on of the "miracles" of the koran. does muhammad mention french tips? this maybe one of those laws arrived at by consences. what's that called itk?????? your former fellow moderator may be right.
so what if you have a bandage on your hand? does it remain incomplete?
(Nov 20 '13 at 15:05) mikejm3
Sister sadie...sorry for late reply...but sister,this is the question in which ilm fiqh is to be used..i couldnt found any ayah or Hadith regarding this...and also nail polish is the modern invention in the fashion world...and unwanted fashion in Islam is strictly Prohibited... @mikejm3 brother,if we have bandage in our hand,then surely water willnot enter the nails,etc..but in this case,Allah (S.W.T) knows our uzr or our problem..hence,bandage doesnt nullify wudhu...
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Fantastic Home Away from Home!
Review submitted: June 17, 2014 Date of arrival: May 25, 2014
This Disney Villa was everything we hoped it would be! The pictures of the home were exactly as the home appeared. The layout of the home was open and plenty of room through out. There were extra linens, blankets and hangers in every closet. The beds were so comfortable! That was a big plus for me.
The week went by very quickly as we enjoyed the parks close by then came to our home away from home to relax by the pool in the evenings while the kids enjoyed the game room. The cable and wifi was perfect, but there was a game unit that was out of date with no games, but it was not an issue for us. Shopping was very conveniently located nearby, we enjoyed the outlets and restaurants. Wal-Mart was near the villa so we bought some groceries to make breakfast every day in this very well equipped kitchen! I loved the pots and pans that were provided.
I admit I was hesitant about using a service I had never used before, but the whole process was easy and very smooth, Belinda was great and answered all my questions promptly and I'm glad this is the villa we chose and would rent it again!!
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Helpful votes: 3 / 3
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Review submitted: March 4, 2014 Date of arrival: March 1, 2014
When we opened the door we were greeted with a spotless lovely appointed home. Our children and grandchildren when they came down loved the heated pool and it was well used when they were down especially after being out all day at Disney World etc. Belinda was most kind and responded to E-mails promptly. Would highly recommend this home as a great vacation spot with Wall Mart and shops and restaurants close by.
Recommended for: age 55+, families with young children
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Helpful votes: 5 / 5
Home away from Home
Review submitted: October 29, 2012 Date of arrival: October 6, 2012
We spent a week at this villa from Oct 6th to the 13th. It was very clean and it had everything we could want. We brought our little 17month old daughter along and she had so much room to play. She loved the heated pool. The house came with stroller, hiogh chair and playpen (saved us from packing all this on the plane). The owner has been very accomadating, polite and quick to respond. We will defenatly rent this house again.
Recommended for: age 55+, families with young children, people with disabilities, families with teenagers, girls getaway, sight seeing, romantic getaway
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Helpful votes: 12 / 13
My review
Review submitted: March 2, 2012 Date of arrival: February 18, 2012
Had a great stay at this flordia rental home feb 18-25, 2012.
Belinda (the owner) was very polite and quick to respond to any questions that we had; before and during our stay.
The house had everything we needed, it was the perfect home away from home. Very roomy, clean etc. there was 5 of us, 3 adults
2 children. The location felt very safe. Close to attractions. About 20, from Disney and seaworld. Took our children orange and grapefruit picking 5 minutes down the road.
Would defiantly rent again and I recommend this at anyone.
Thank you Belinda.
Recommended for: age 55+, families with young children, people with disabilities, families with teenagers, sight seeing
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Helpful votes: 10 / 10
Great Stay for a family of 8!
Review submitted: November 15, 2011 Date of arrival: October 30, 2011
We had a great week and half stay at this villa, it was away from the large crowds, but still close to shopping (Wal-Mart is just down the road) and restaurants. We had three families stay, for a total of 8 people in the house (7 adults and 1 child); there was plenty of room for all of us. The owner description of this villa is exact. There were plenty of towels, extra sheets, and the beds were comfortable. We did have to buy a pan to cook in, many of the pots and pans that are provided had been scratched and were starting to rust, the wok especially. The pool was refreshing at night after our long days at the parks. We had to ask for a net to get pieces of the pool blanket out of the pool and that was given to us the same day. The guys would play in the game room with the billiard and air-hockey tables. The Internet was easy to connect to. Belinda was very polite and quick to respond to any questions that we had. She was very accommodating. I would recommend this villa to others wanting to vacation in this area.
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Excellent stay!
Review submitted: April 8, 2011 Date of arrival: March 27, 2011
Traveling from overseas, my husband and I met up with friends and family from across the country in this excellent property. With plenty of space for everyone, and ideally located, we relaxed for an easy week near the Disney parks. The owner was also prompt when we decided to turn on the heat to the pool. If I'm ever in the Orlando area again, I wouldn't hesitate in staying here.
Recommended for: families with young children, families with teenagers, girls getaway
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Helpful votes: 9 / 10
Elegant, Clean & Convenient
Review submitted: March 15, 2011 Date of arrival: January 8, 2011
As we stepped inside villa, we were greeted with an airy living space. "Cool…", delighted the kids as they started scouting through each villa room. The ambiance was graceful, architecture uncluttered and furniture/appliances dirtless. Beddings are neatly layered and linens&towels tidily folded. After a brief haggling over their favorite rooms and beds, the kids all disappeared into the back gameroom, leaving us with some needed calm following a long trip. The 5 bedrooms are just pleasant for our 2 families of 9 vacationing together. Nobody had to settle for the couch sleeper. The villa's open space flows well, with all rooms centered around a roomy living area connected to the pool. While we hung out in the living room and at pool site during the day, we would spread out and retreat to each quiet corner in the evening for a goodnight recharge. There is plenty of sun in the backyard, making the pool cozy and enticing after returning from the parks. The community couldn't be much closer to all needs, restaurant, gas, supermarket, pizza, ATM... you think of it. Yet it is a nice escape from all too busy US192 a mile and half down south.
Recommended for: families with young children, families with teenagers
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Great Vacation Home for Families
Review submitted: January 7, 2011 Date of arrival: December 24, 2010
The place is exactly like what has been described, with brand new furnishings and nicely decorated rooms. Our kids like their rooms very much, and really enjoyed the pool a lot. We all like the living room and game room as well. The home is fairly close to Disney, about 15 minutes drive. After busy days in the parks, we feel really relax at the villa, and we also found it is convenience to have WalMart, other stores and restaurants nearby around. We did cooking a few times and easily found all what we wanted in the kitchen. It is really a great place to stay and enjoy, we definitely will recommend it to others. Thanks for sharing the beautiful place with us!!!
Recommended for: age 55+, families with young children, families with teenagers, romantic getaway
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Helpful votes: 12 / 16
Feel Really at Home
Review submitted: January 6, 2011 Date of arrival: December 22, 2010
We were at first hesitate about the deal. Then the owner was polite. It was a pleasure to email her back and forth regarding the rental arrangement. She made sure that we would have a peace of mind and enjoy our stay. When we arrived, we were quite delighted with the décor and housekeeping. It was just as pictured, with all new furniture, pool and supplies. The Wal-mart supercenter is just a couple of minutes away. I cooked breakfast each day for my family before heading out to the theme parks. For quick family eat-out, we liked Santa Fe, a burger & steak restaurant right off the community entrance.
This was the first time when we had stayed in a vacation home. It felt quite refreshing compared to hotels. I still talk about it with neighbors and friends. It was such a good experience that my husband and I can't help thinking about doing it again in the future.
Recommended for: families with young children, families with teenagers
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Helpful votes: 17 / 19
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This thread is to discuss all things related to using the Cornerfix program.
From the
Cornerfix Website
CornerFix corrects for vignetting effects in digital images. It's most often used to correct for the color vignetting that occurs when wide angle lenses are used with digital sensors that include IR filters, resulting in so-called "Cyan Corners".
(Cyan Corners also known as color shift around the FM forum here)
This will probably be mostly relevant to Leica M9, and Sony NEX users, but possibly others as well. The use of wide angle rangefinder lenses on certain sized sensors is generally the culprit leading to color shift. There are several methods of dealing with color shift, each will produce different results.
My purpose of starting this thread was to (A) Learn more about correcting color shift in images using Cornerfix, and (B) To help others find this information.
I will start by posting the steps that I use to create an image profile, as well as those to correct images. I am NOT an expert on this subject. Whatever I may post has been learned and cobbled together from various forum members here, the Cornerfix website, and around the web. Hopefully through sharing experiences we will all be able to learn something and become experts on the subject.
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Fantastic! My first child is due any day now, so I'm a little bogged down right now, but I'd like to contribute at some point. In the meantime, I look forward to hints and tricks from others, as I've definitely not mastered the program.
Feb 07, 2012 at 07:18 PM
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All though I am posting this as a "how to" it is simply the process I have arrived at as of today. I would suggest this can be a starting point for anyone not familiar with Cornerfix. With some time this may evolve into a more refined process.
You must obviously download the Cornerfix program to attempt this. The link is above in the first post.
1. Set camera mode to A, focus your lens to infinity and stop down to whatever aperture you plan to use for making the profile (you may need to make a profile for various apertures if your lens shows significant difference between them).
2. Set exposure compensation to +2 EV. Focus to infinity.
3. You will need a piece of white tissue, or better yet, semi-opaque white plastic. Find a location with a clear view of the sky and aim in the direction of most even illumination. While holding the white tissue/plastic in front of the lens (but not touching) and snap a shot.
4. Import the photo to your editor.
5. Check for dust spots (max out the black level, contrast, and clarity to help spots more easily) and remove any that you find.
6. If you changed any image settings in the previous step, return them to their defaults, then white balance the image using the approximate center for the WB sample.
7. Export the file to DNG format. Rename it so you know which lens and aperture it corresponds with.
8. Open Cornerfix.
9. From the FILE menu, choose OPEN, and select the DNG file that you just created. Wait a few seconds while Cornerfix builds a thumbnail, then...
10. From the OPTIONS menu, choose PROFILE CREATION OPTIONS. Only the MULTIPLE EQUATIONS option should be ticked, click OK. This will cause profile creation to take longer, but should choose the best equation to generate your profile from. It will not affecting the time it takes to correct photos when the profile is later on.
11. From the LENS PROFILE menu, choose CREATE. Cornerfix will run for a minute or two. When the message in the bottom window reads "Processing complete" go to the next step.
12. From the LENS PROFILE menu, choose SAVE AS, and save the profile in a location you can easily find it again.
13. Return to the OPTIONS menu, choose PROFILE CREATE OPTIONS. This time MULTIPLE EQUATIONS and LUMINANCE COMPENSATION should be ticked, click OK.
14. Repeat steps 11 & 12, when saving the profile this time add something such as "lum-comp" to the file name.
15. You now have 2 profiles that can be used to correct images from your lens (whatever lens it might have been). They will give slightly different results so you may wish to try both to see which you prefer.
1. Before opening any images, there are a couple of options you may be interested in... from the OPTIONS menu, choose IMAGE CORRECTION OPTIONS. The CHROMA and LUMINANCE values can be fine tuned if need be. CHROMA deals with removal of color shift whereas LUMINANCE deals with removal of vignetting. If vignetting is not something you want to be corrected, set the value to 0.
2. Ok, the image must be a .dng file, if you have not converted to DNG format, do so now.
3. From the FILE menu, choose OPEN, and locate the .dng file that you created.
4. Cornerfix will open your image and create a preview.
5. From the PROFILES menu, choose OPEN and locate the profile that you want to use (see above section if you have not created a profile yet).
6. Cornerfix will begin the correction process. When correction is complete the preview will appear on the right side of the screen.
7. The preview quality is only so-so, but you should be able to get a rough idea how the color shift correction looks.
8. If you're not happy with the result try fine tuning the IMAGE CORRECTION OPTIONS, or use an alternate profile if you have one.
9. If everything looks fine, then rejoice in your corrected image, but make sure to save it before you quit! From the FILE menu, click SAVE IMAGE, then save it. All done!
Feb 07, 2012 at 07:20 PM
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I would also like to add a couple of thoughts before I sign off to other chores for the day...
- I have experimented with making profiles at different luminance values and used them to correct a test image. I saw very little, if any difference in the end result. I was a little surprised by this, but the program seems to compensate. I think it is probably best to stick with the direction supplied on the Cornerfix website and use +2 EV to generate profiles.
- I recently found a couple of images that refused to be corrected, or at least were not corrected to the extent I had wanted. Both images were taken near the beach with blue sky, blue water, and heavy shade... in other words, they had an overall "cool" color tone. I don't know if this cased some issue or not.
When I have a bit more time I'll post those images, as well as some that I have corrected for comparison.
I look forward to hearing others' experience and workflow (also how you work this into your workflow).
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I think many of us, myself included, may need Cornerfix more than we may realize with the 5N. For example, here is a shot with the NEX-5N and ZM 35/2 wide open (or near it.) My partner is blacked out in these.
At first glance, this shot doesn't scream CornerFix to me, but I think pavement is a great indicator, because it isn't supposed to have a magenta cast.
Now, here is the same shot run through CornerFix. I set Chroma to +1, and Luminance to +0, which gives the standard color fix without any vignetting reduction. Now THIS is more like what I'm used to seeing with DSLRs and film cameras:
The difference is subtle, but I'm to the point where I'm probably going to be running everything I shoot with the ZM 35/2 (and CV 15/4.5) through CornerFix, because I don't like having these magenta lowlights around the outside of my images.
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I have a nice tip for getting the reference image: Set the lens at infinity and point it at your computer screen, while showing a white or gray frame. It will of course be waaay out of focus when you fill the camera image, so no need for anything inbetween.
I came up with the idea when I needed the reference after the sun had set and I didn't have any evenly illuminated walls or anything at home. It works very well and you can experiment with different apertures, exposures and focus settings, sitting right infront of your computer.
Edit: Maybe this should not be recommended if you got a cheap, one side illuminated screen though.
Edit 2: An other tip is to not correct dark images shot at night or at very high ISO. The increased noise in the corners will most likely look worse than the original color shift. I also suggest that you turn down the luminance vignetting correction, so that the only correction is for color shifts. Otherwise you'll get trouble with images shot at different apertures, since luminance vignetting is a function of that, but color shift is not.
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Great tip on the computer screen!
Douglas -- speaking of needing CF more than you think, I noticed even the Sony 16mm needs a good dose of CF on the NEX-7. I assume it's corrected for when shooting jpg...
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Hi, Makten. I tried the computer screen trick with my Macbook, but it may not be suitable, because my profiles, especially with the CV 15/4.5, come out funky.
Agreed about the vignetting. I usually process my images with the Chroma slider at +1, and then move the Luminance slider to taste. Usually 0 with the ZM 35/2, and almost +1 with my CV 15/4.5.
Hi, shelt. Yeah, it looks looks the Sony 16 does need some help in RAW.
Feb 12, 2012 at 12:49 AM
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I work in Capture One 6 which doesn't recognize DNG files. I think there's a way to set a profile in C1 6 that operates the same way that Cornerfix does, but I've never tried it. If anyone has done this, I'd be interested in hearing how well he/she thinks it works and also their procedure in C1 6.
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Woot, Upper Grand, up the stairs from California Plaza.
douglasf13 wrote
I need to make some cornerfix profiles shortly. FM'er Jeff Hapeman also
penned an article about it
that's worth looking at.
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douglasf13 wrote
I apologize to my wife for posting a throw away shot of her making a less than flattering face. This was just a good shot for demonstration purposes. Sorry, Honey!
Douglas, FYI, this wouldn't fly with my wife. We have an explicit agreement she has total discretion to make me delete any photos I take of her and pre approval rights over any that I intend to print or post. Otherwise, she'd never let me take her photo. (BTW, she's very photogenic.)
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Yeah, my wife trusts my judgement, and I rarely post pics of her, but I went ahead and blacked her out in my earlier post. She was over 8 1/2 months pregnant in that shot, so I shouldn't risk it.
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^^So congratulations are (almost) in order.
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^^So congratulations are (almost) in order.
Thanks. Due date was yesterday, so any time now...
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Douglas, et all... glad to see this got picked up by you guys. I'm preparing for company, then a trip out of town for a bit. I won't have anything useful to contribute for a couple of weeks
Feb 12, 2012 at 04:40 AM
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douglasf13 wrote
Yeah, my wife trusts my judgement, and I rarely post pics of her, but I went ahead and blacked her out in my earlier post. She was over 8 1/2 months pregnant in that shot, so I shouldn't risk it.
BTW, I wasn't suggesting you were doing anything wrong, I was just contrasting to my situation.
I bet as soon as the baby comes, we're going to see a lot of Sonnar pics. Good luck with everything - we're due July 1.
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BTW, I wasn't suggesting you were doing anything wrong, I was just contrasting to my situation.
I bet as soon as the baby comes, we're going to see a lot of Sonnar pics. Good luck with everything - we're due July 1.
Oh, no sweat. I just figured I'd play it safe.
Thanks for the well wishes. This is our first baby, so I'm preparing for quite a life change! Good luck to you, too!
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douglasf13 wrote
[This is our first baby, so I'm preparing for quite a life change! Good luck to you, too!
It's going to be our first too. We'll have to try not to inundate the NEX Image forum with baby photos.
Of course, that's going to be difficult with the first. I was number four in my family. Tons and tons of photos of number 1, with decreasing photo coverage as you go down the birth order.
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Broner looked great against decent opposition. Solid defense and controlled aggression on offense. His trash talkin is becoming annoying. Not because I hate trash talking (I actually like it. It's exciting when a guy can talk junk and back it up). Broner's just seemed incredibly scripted though. It was really corny in my opinion. He clearly seems to try to bite Mayweather. Guys Floyd, Roy, Ali etc, the trash seemed to roll off their tongue. It was like he was thinking of his lines when Max was interviewing him. N that rap entrance was lame (except for the Spanish guy tryna hit him like this was WWE lol). I know this has nothing to do with the fight but really, Eloy was overwhelmed. We all saw that. Also, that lil merengue he did with Perez in the ring was hilarious
Alexander wasn't as impressive to me as other ppl thought he was. I give him tons of credit. I thought Maidana was going to win. Alexander fought a solid fight. His footwork, stepping around after his punch, was brilliant. However, I thought Maidana's uncharacteristically dull effort made him look more dominant than he was. The thing that turned me off from Alexander to begin with is exactly what Kevin Cunningham was yelling at him all night. He's WAY too wound up when he fights. It's like his nerves take over when he starts getting pressured. If you noticed, he came out and wasn't grunting (annoying). then Maidana had a decent second round n out came the grunt. Not taking away from his performance, but he's incredibly too jittery. When Cunningham kept saying, this is easy...just relax, I got exactly what he was saying.
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Sixteen Queen's University researchers will receive a total of more than $2 million in funding from the Ontario government under the Ontario Research Fund-Research Infrastructure Awards program and the Early Researcher Awards program. The funding will support projects ranging from reducing carbon dioxide during the car manufacturing process to encouraging Canadians to be more physically active.
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The Rockets will try to lure Josh Smith to Houston if they are able to sign Dwight Howard, according to Sam Amick of USA Today. Howard and Smith grew up together in Atlanta and have been friends since childhood.
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Amick also reported on Tuesday that the team is looking to deal Jeremy Lin and Omer Asik to clear more than $8 million in salary cap space.
If the Rockets are able to land Howard and Smith, their starting lineup would immediately become one of the most formidable in the league with Harden, Patrick Beverley and Chandler Parsons. Depth may be a bit of an issue, although there would surely be a couple of veterans willing to exchange some cash for a chance to win a ring.
One consideration for the Rockets is whether or not they're willing to completely overhaul their roster which won 45 games last season. Howard and Smith are undoubtedly talented players, but they do come with their fair share of baggage. And with Harden already taking control as the team's leader last year, it may take a while for everyone to mesh.
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Is god real, or is it just music
Like, the kind of music that happens when two supernatural intergalactic forces pass each other by and the friction in between them makes sparks the color of melody and they sprinkle over our earth
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Or music
Music always sounds better with earphones on
Sitting on my room half way here half way gone to that outer space collision of gods
My blood, tenses itself as if it were taking a lesson from its father music feels more like home than any human can
The way it makes my limbs antsy to reunite with the Los Angeles skyline
The way it leaves my mind imprinted like beautiful graffiti on a downtown freeway a mural of imagination
Please, trespass on me
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Drakes music means more to me than a mother ever could
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I mean why can't people just be music
Why cant we hear things into existence just listen to me growing taller and,
Why doesn't that make sense I want to listen to you grow I can tell by how fast your heart pumps the blood that rushes around inside of us to the beat of some colliding space deities
Maybe when were reunited with the skyline then its our time to show the rest of us what happens when one lost soul finds another and they make
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Wahooo!!!! Art Journal LOVE Day Party!!!
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- Jeniffer said...
Happy Art Journal Love Day!!! Thank you for hosting, I can't wait to see and feel all the love to be shared.
- February 14, 2011 at 5:52 AM
- Emma said...
Wow! <3 <3 <3
Happy Art Journal Love Day!
- February 14, 2011 at 6:15 AM
- Barbara Nigg said...
Happy Valentines Day - what a lovely way to share and inspire!
- February 14, 2011 at 9:51 AM
- Susan Hemann said...
I am so excited about this Love Party!
Just found out about it today. I'm going to send an email because I am new to blogging and am not sure how to get the button or even what Mr. Widget is.
- February 14, 2011 at 10:30 AM
- Julie Gibbons said...
What a great idea, Connie!
Thanks for hosting - the sharing of the love - now that's beautiful! :)
- February 14, 2011 at 11:09 AM
- Natasha said...
We're Gonna Ride Down Babe into This Blogland of LOVE!!
I can already feel the love swirling all around us!! I created some love and can't wait to see what everyone else creates....let's spread the love 'round the world! YAY!!
Thank you for creating this, Connie!! You are SO Rockin' Lovin Awesome!!
Art Journal LOVE Day 2011 RULES!
Love to you all!
- February 14, 2011 at 11:19 AM
- TopazPearleGirl said...
Happy Art Journal Love Day to all the art journalers out there!
- February 14, 2011 at 11:52 AM
- Kym said...
Thank you Connie for all you do in order to make the online art world (and the whole Universe) a little more fun. I mean a LOT more fun. Happy Art Journal Love Day. May we long celebrate.
- February 14, 2011 at 12:00 PM
- sersk said...
Great fun!! I was part of the first class!! Here to celebrate with you.
I'm sorry I don't have a blog. Sending love to all participating.
- February 14, 2011 at 1:48 PM
- Jill W. said...
Thank you! I needed this love today.
- February 14, 2011 at 1:52 PM
- Amy said...
This is cool. Happy Valentines Day everyone!
- February 14, 2011 at 4:20 PM
- Tracy Carlton said...
Congratulations on a LOVELY year of living your dream! Thank you for spreading the LOVE today and everyday Connie. Mwuoh!
- February 14, 2011 at 5:03 PM
- indie grrrl said...
Fun, Fun, Fun!
Happy Art Journal Love Day!
- February 14, 2011 at 5:29 PM
- Amanda said...
I can't wait for this to start up and CONGRATS on your own year Connieness!
Hugs and kisses!
- February 14, 2011 at 6:23 PM
- Auntie Em said...
Happy LOVE Day!
*~throws paper hearts all over the room~*
I wish you all the love in the world!Wooo...I'm 14th on the 14th too!
Auntie Em
- February 14, 2011 at 6:34 PM
- tami said...
What a great year! So happy you are part of this wonderful universe!
- February 14, 2011 at 7:45 PM
- Charlotte Babb said...
Great idea...thanks to my friend Barb Nigg for suggesting your blog to me!
- February 14, 2011 at 7:48 PM
- Amanda St.Clair said...
Happy Art Journal Love Day!! Glad to help spread the love!
- February 14, 2011 at 8:59 PM
- Stephanie said...
Happy Art Journal Love Day. Had a great time creating a love spread.
- February 15, 2011 at 12:13 AM
- Yvonne said...
This idea is so awesome. I love it!
- February 15, 2011 at 1:49 AM
- Jeanne Turner McBrayer said...
I posted my Love page today on All Things Quilty. If I don't reply if I win a prize, please wait...I am going to Hawaii! Yippee!
- February 15, 2011 at 8:37 AM
- mel said...
fan-tabulous!!! all sorts of gifty marvelousness!!
thanks Connie!!
ps.how COOL is it that i actually KNOW these amazing artist people?!?! it's very jazzing, i must say...:)
- February 15, 2011 at 11:33 AM
- postal orphan said...
I posted my art journal love on my (long neglected) blog - don't blog that much because, well, that's what my art journal is for! ;-)
Thanks for all the inspiration, and for the chance at some fabulous goodies!
~ wendy aka postalorphan
- February 15, 2011 at 11:45 AM
- Lena said...
Awesome! I am in
- February 15, 2011 at 12:14 PM
- Celina Wyss said...
So much fun! thanks for giving me the motivation to start an art journal!
- February 15, 2011 at 3:01 PM
- kitty said...
I need to delete my name @ number 31. THAT URL is defunct!! Sorry. Didn't intend to do that!!
- February 15, 2011 at 3:14 PM
- Lorrie @ MyDesignSecrets.com said...
Thank you for the inspiration, what a wonderful community of artists!
- February 15, 2011 at 5:02 PM
- laurie said...
such a fun idea, connie. and some absolutely *wow* prizes! it has been a treat to see everyone's entries.
- February 15, 2011 at 8:35 PM
- Silver Artisan said...
I loved your artjournaling class ♥
Just the smell of medium gel brings back sweet memories of your class : )
- February 16, 2011 at 10:56 AM
- Jennifer Schildknecht said...
Thanks for the chance to spread some Love today!
- February 16, 2011 at 11:24 AM
- Nolwenn said...
Art Journals need some love ! It is never too late to share Love, so I posted mine today :)
- February 16, 2011 at 12:21 PM
- Rosie said...
I found this post thanks to Tam! What a great idea... I'm off to see everyone's pages!
Thanks to all those artists for providing us with a chance to win one of their lovely prizes. =)
- February 16, 2011 at 12:57 PM
- Prairiemouse said...
This was so much fun! I hope you all enjoyed it as much as I did. Looking at everyone's posts there sure is a lot of love out there.
Thanks for letting me share!
- February 16, 2011 at 1:01 PM
- Lis said...
The week just gets better and better!
And how perfect ... my dog ate the back cover off of my leather journal and I was wanting a new one ...
:) Lis
- February 16, 2011 at 7:28 PM
- Beverley Baird said...
What a wonderful way to celebrate Valentine week! Congratulations on a wonderful year Connie!
- February 16, 2011 at 8:43 PM
- Julia said...
Thank you for the invitation. I had a great time at "the art journal love day party."
xx n oo ~ Julia
- February 17, 2011 at 9:41 AM
- Patricia's dreams said...
Thank you so much for the opportunity
- February 17, 2011 at 10:34 AM
- DellaLuna said...
Thank you for helping to spread the LOVE all week!! And thank you for all that do for the art journaling world - I love that I can go and look at all this love, and feel it vicariously through other people's creations. LOVEly!
- February 17, 2011 at 1:47 PM
- defineyourjoy.com said...
Thank you Connie...just what I needed in what has become a crazy life filled week. :)
- February 17, 2011 at 2:07 PM
- Lisa Calvert said...
Thanx for the "Art Journal Love Day" and looking forward to sharing and looking at everyones posts.
- February 17, 2011 at 2:54 PM
- kkennell23 said...
Connie this was amazing!!! I am still working on my journal page but posted what I have done so far. Its amazing once you get going how much you fall into the painting...it has been too long for me and I am happy I found your page! You have inspired me and I can't wait to sign up for the next BIG online class with you!!!
Thanks again love!!!
- February 17, 2011 at 5:27 PM
- Paula said...
So much fun...thank you! I'm enjoying finding all the new to me blogs, and such great eye candy!
- February 17, 2011 at 6:14 PM
- Kim. Just Kim. Not Kimberly! said...
Happy Anniversary, Connie! Thanks for a great party and lots of creative fun this week! You did good at inspiring and motivating us! Happy Weekend! -Kim
- February 17, 2011 at 8:21 PM
- Corinne said...
thanks for the challenge! i tried new things today and have posted my love page. happy anniversary!
- February 17, 2011 at 10:43 PM
- Nicolette said...
So much fun! This is great.....
- February 17, 2011 at 11:31 PM
- Fiona Whitehead said...
My love of opera is on my blog
- February 18, 2011 at 5:18 AM
- Megan said...
Beautiful! Thank you as always for the inspiration. This was a fun post to work on!
- February 18, 2011 at 9:42 AM
- darkstarburning said...
Wow.. I don't think I've ever seen a selection of prizes like this before! Posted my link, frantically hoping for some good luck. Keep on inspiring!
- February 18, 2011 at 11:19 AM
- morningDove said...
love the party and your pushing me past my limits. looking forward to another 21Secrets
- February 18, 2011 at 1:15 PM
- Rose said...
Can't wait to see the fabulousness 21 Secrets will inspire!
- February 18, 2011 at 1:47 PM
- Trece said...
Thanks so much for this LOVEly party, Miss Connie!!
I am really excited about this contest - so many fabulous prizes!! I've got my eye on one of the scholarships!! But if I don't win, I'm cool because I've got my money saved already!!!
- February 18, 2011 at 2:29 PM
- Ellie said...
Loving this Connie! Thanks for doing this.
- February 18, 2011 at 3:28 PM
- Biomouse said...
Connie you never cease to amaze me how inclusive, open and community spirited you are-what a wonderful opportunity for us all. Thanks to you and the amazingly talented artists who've offered their own work up for this special giveaway-big hugs!!
- February 18, 2011 at 4:09 PM
- Sparkleblue Faery said...
What a wonderful giveaway! I am not big on Valentine's Day (I probably would be if I had a significant other who acknowledged it) but I do LOVE art journaling!
- February 18, 2011 at 6:30 PM
- Sandy VanNocker said...
Great idea to celebrate Valentine's Day with love inspired art! Thanks Connie!!
- February 18, 2011 at 8:05 PM
- katasee said...
Wow... My Creative Soul Sister sent me your way... what a beautiful creative space. Your Art Journal Love day Party is spectacular, Incredible gifts... Thank your for sharing your Love with all of us...!!!
Love and Hugs from
Chel Marie
- February 18, 2011 at 8:47 PM
- Lanie said...
Connie, thank you for your contest. It is because of you and your contest that I found the courage (ok, the prizes were a major motivation) to start a blog. I love your blog and all that you do for artist or the wanna be like myself.
- February 18, 2011 at 9:30 PM
- Sherry said...
Thank you so much for this prompt!! I really needed it and I know that I'm going to be painting about LOVE a lot more. Thanks! xo
- February 18, 2011 at 9:48 PM
- Yvonne said...
I'm so not even near LOVE yet! But this ignited something that I have high hopes will GET me somewhere! Thanks so much for sharing so much SOUL!
- February 19, 2011 at 3:02 AM
- Mom and Dad said...
This was so much fun thank you. I just found out and started art journaling in Dec 2010 and it is so much fun. I love seeing everyone elses creations!!!!
- February 19, 2011 at 8:32 AM
- Jeff said...
I am constantly inspired by the awesome work and fearless spirit and community I witness by all of your Fearless Paintings! I keep up with this page quite often and find solace in knowing that there are other creative spirits out there who are dancing this wonderful dance called life. I totally missed the deadline but wanted to post and say all of you ladies "ROCK!!!!"
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Rosemary Mariner: My central premise is that military effectiveness is enhanced by the inclusion of the best qualified individuals in a gender integrated force, including combat roles. Participation should be predicated on individual performance and not presumed group traits. Women are neither inferior nor superior to men; we are all individuals first and foremost, accountable for our actions.
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In June 1974, she became the first female military aviator to fly tactical jet aircraft, the A-4E/L Skyhawk, in 1975.
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McGahee says his rehabilitation from an injured knee is on track, but "if we played a game tomorrow, no I couldn't go." The 10th-year running back, who led the team with 731 yards rushing this season despite the injury, said he'd know more about how the knee responds if he's allowed to suit up for practice Tuesday. Coach John Fox said he would update McGahee's status after Tuesday's practice.||||||| McGahee tore a ligament in the knee Nov. 18 and the Broncos placed him on recallable injured reserve. He is eligible to return to practice Tuesday and could play in the AFC title game Jan. 20 if Denver makes it.
The Bengals limited McGahee to 66 yards on 23 carries on Sunday.||||||| McGahee has been held to 3.6 yards or less per carry in four games this season but continues to get enough carries to make him a viable fantasy starter every week.
McGahee ran for 112 yards and a TD in Sunday's 37-6 win over Oakland.||||||| McGahee recorded his 32nd 100-yard rushing game, tops among active NFL players.
McGahee had 113 rushing yards and two TDs on Monday in a 27-21 loss to Atlanta.||||||| McGahee is averaging 4.7 yards per carry.
McGahee carried 19 times for 61 yards Sunday in a 29-23 OT win over Pittsburgh.||||||| McGahee's next game is against New England. He had 70 yards on seven carries the last time he saw the Pats.


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We were 2 families with a total of 5 children aged 12, 10, 8, 7 and 6. We went to the show every single night and loved them all. Buckets and Boards had us all laughing out loud and Aladdin was amazing. We loved the jugglers and guitar players between the show and our late dinner, everything on this cruise truly was for all ages.
The kids loved the detective game around the ship and did it a few times. The girls loved meeting the princesses, and I loved how they were the same cast members playing the princesses all week!
I had a special magical moment one evening with my boys. It was quite late and we went through a fairly deserted lobby. There was only one other family around. Suddenly the live duet starting playing "Rainbow Connection", which is "our" song. It was so special!
The food was fabulous, our servers Lumi and Andor were such a delight, we asked Lumi at the end if she would come home with us. She remembered what the kids liked, learned all of our names and which child belonged to which parent (since we all looked fairly familiar and the kids were all similar ages!) and she even cut up my boys' meat!
The Kids Club is as always a highlight of the trip, we have to put limits on when the kids can go otherwise we would never see them!
Also, most comfortable bed ever! We are planning to cruise Disney again in 2013!