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Monday, June 18, 2012
Tutorial: Fast and Super Simple Stained Glass!
It is officially time to welcome the summer sunshine! And time to give the little ones and yourself something to fill up a summer afternoon (when does school start again?) This project can be made super simple for little ones or as complex as you can imagine!
I first saw this amazing project over at Suzy's Artsy-Craftsy Sitcom and just had to try it too! Head on over and check out her great site while you are waiting for your masterpiece to dry!
We need:
Glass picture frame
White Glue
Clear Glue
Acrylic paint – black and whatever others you like
Toothpicks or paintbrush
Image – draw it yourself or use a coloring book page from online!
To start off, disassemble your picture frame and layer your image under your glass. See? Starts off nice and simple!
Now to make the black glue for your lines! Open up your glue and squirt in some of your black acrylic paint. Just a little bit will be enough, I promise! Shake it up and marvel at why you never did this before.
Go ahead and draw several lines of glue on a scrap (the frame wrapper for me. . . ) This will get the glue coming out black and steady your hand.
Now go forth and trace! Since my image was pretty detailed, I am not doing every line. Just do what feels right to you.
Once you are finished let your glue dry overnight. (If you are really excited at least give it a few hours.)
After your lines are all dry time to give it some color! Mix a small amount of clear glue with a tiny bit of paint. Use a paintbrush or a toothpick to fill in your outline! To add more contrast you can mix white glue and paint for some areas to give it an opaque/transparent vibe.
Once again, let your creation dry. After it is all set up you can use the sharpie to cover up any areas where you went a bit outside the lines ; )
Now hang it up in a window (put it back in the frame but leave the cardboard out) or hang it on your wall or sit it on your shelf. . .
Give it a try and get creative!
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This is so clever and came out great! I used to have a faux stained glass obsession but the supplies were too expensive. This gives me the perfect and cheap alternative! Thanks for posting.ReplyDeleteReplies
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What a fun project! That Suzy always has the best ideas. Thanks for sharing your version at Etcetorize this week!ReplyDeleteReplies
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What a fun idea! We're going to have to try that one of these lazy Summer afternoons.ReplyDeleteReplies
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that is really nice! with excellent instructions and pictures....some people are just so good at both being creative and teaching! blessings.ReplyDelete
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Historical essays win honors for Henrico fifth-graders
Fifteen Henrico fifth-graders were honored for their essays on historical topics at the 10th Annual Historical Awareness Project Awards Reception, held Nov. 29 at the Eastern Henrico Recreation Center.
Sponsored by the Historic Preservation Advisory Committee in cooperation with the Henrico Division of Recreation and Parks and Henrico County Public Schools, the project is based on the county's fifth-grade curriculum and is designed to provide students with an awareness of their local heritage, while encouraging them and their families to learn more about their community history.
This year, students were invited to write about events, persons, or places that shaped Henrico history, and chose to write about historical figures from Pocahontas to Virgil Hazelett. At the awards ceremony, first-place winners from each of the five magisterial districts read their essays aloud to the audience, which included many of the students' teachers and principals, as well as Henrico County Public Schools Superintendent Patrick Russo and Pat O'Bannon and Frank Thornton of the Board of Supervisors.
Inspiration, enjoyment, humor
The first-place winner from the Brookland District, Anna Thill of Echo Lake E.S., chose to write about the legendary educator Virginia Randolph. "Virginia Randolph was more than just a teacher," wrote Thill. "She was an inspiration to many people."
Noting that the educator began her career at the age of 16, Thill described the one-room schoolhouse where Randolph conducted her lessons for African American students, and the emphasis she placed on skills such as gardening, woodworking and sewing in addition to academics. While some parents of that era disliked Randolph's ideas and methods and preferred strictly book-learning, Thill expressed her hopes that students to come will enjoy the opportunity to engage in more hands-on learning, and shared her wish that farms will once again be plentiful in the Henrico County of the future.
Aare'n Johnson of Arthur Ashe E.S. won first place from the Fairfield District with her essay entitled, "The Life of Pocahontas," which focused on the Indian princess' role as a peacekeeper. Johnson highlighted her essay with events in Pocahontas life that included saving the life of Captain John Smith, helping the settlers and marrying John Rolfe, and concluded, "Whenever I think of Pocahontas I think of peace, braveness and love."
Three Chopt District winner Audrey Lowe wrote her essay about the Short Pump community, its odd name and its beginnings with the tavern that provided a rest stop for travelers between Richmond and Charlottesville. Comparing the largely rural nature of the area with Short Pump's modern-day status as a commercial and residential hub, Lowe pointed out that the community has become "a small city type society." She concluded by expressing her appreciation for the enjoyment she found in researching and learning about her community. "I loved learning how Short Pump was named!" Lowe added. "What a funny legend!"
Like Anna Thill, Lia Deasy of Tuckahoe E.S. in the Tuckahoe District wrote about Virginia Randolph, highlighting her key role in establishing Arbor Day in Henrico County, in addition to her contributions to the education of African-Americans. "Her dedication to her work gave us the right to go to school together today," wrote Deasy. "She taught us that if we do not do something, nothing would change."
The Varina District first-place winner, DeAyra Oliver of Baker E.S., wrote about the African American community at Gravel Hill that flourished after Quaker John Pleasants freed his slaves and left them his land. Noting that a great grandfather was "one of the fortunate children of slavery who inherited land in Gravel Hill," Oliver said that her mother grew up hearing stories about the area, and added, "I enjoy how the Gravel Hill community helped to shape my family history."
From Dale to Vandervall
Among other award recipients recognized at the ceremony were Marcus Rand and Logan Anderson, both of ELES in the Brookland District. Taking second and third place, respectively, the two wrote essays about retiring County Manager Virgil Hazelett (Rand) and the history of Henrico County schools (Anderson).
Treasure Bailey and Justin Cooke, both of Arthur Ashe E.S. and both with essays about Pocahontas, placed second and third in the Fairfield District.
From the Three Chopt District, Sarah Bender of Colonial Trail E.S. took second place with an essay about Pocahontas, and Gretchen Neary of Three Chopt E.S. took third place with a story about Virginia Randolph.
Aliana Ayala's second-place essay focused on William Leroy Vandervall and the key role he played in the African American community of Quioccasin, where Ayala's school Pemberton E.S. is located. Also hailing from Pemberton and the Tuckahoe District, third-place winner Davis Buckbee wrote about Henricus from the viewpoint of Sir Thomas Dale.
Chris Bolden wrote about the history of his school, Sandston E.S., to take second place in the Varina District, while third-place winner Daija Tyler of Montrose E.S. focused on the importance of the Civil War.
Rotary donates to 'Bright Beginnings'
The Sandston Rotary Club recently donated $1,000 to the Sandston YMCA for its Bright Beginnings program, which helps provide children in need with school supplies for the new school year. > Read more.
Author, child abuse survivor to speak at Henrico event
To help celebrate twenty years of service to advocating for abused and neglected children in Henrico County, Henrico Court Appointed Special Advocates, Inc. (CASA) will host an evening with bestselling author K.L. Randis on Tuesday, Aug. 26, from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at Belmont Recreation Center in Lakeside.
Randis is best known for her bestselling novel, Spilled Milk, which tells her painful – but ultimately triumphant – personal story of abuse and of child abuse prevention. The book is her first novel.
Philippines ambassador to the US visits Filipino Festival in Henrico
The Ambassador of the Philippines to the United States Jose L. Cuisia, Jr. attended the Ninth Annual Filipino Festival at Our Lady of Lourdes Church earlier this month. Cuisia (pictured above with festival performers) was welcomed by County Manager John Vithoulkas and Brookland District Supervisor Dick Glover (below) at the church, which is located in Lakeside.
While enjoying some of the cultural performances at the festival, the ambassador and his wife had a private lunch with Vithoulkas, Glover, Eldon Burton (an outreach representative from U.S. Senator Mark R. Warner's Office) and Father James Begley, the pastor of OLL. > Read more.
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Bottoms up
Short Pump brewery offers more than just beer
I am still (happily) thinking about my entire experience at Rock Bottom Restaurant and Brewery last week. Knowing nothing about this new brewery out of Denver, I was leery of brew-pub in the heart of Short Pump Town Center – this is not what I'd usually think of as a perfect fit, and yet, it was.
The restaurant and craft brewery opened in early June and features 10 beers made by female brewmaster Becky Hammond (pictured). This is the restaurant's second location in Virginia; the first is in Arlington. Behind glass walls, customers watched the beer brewing in massive steel barrels. For our up-and-coming beer region, it makes sense that Short Pump would jump on board.
As I walked up to the back of the mall near the comedy club, I was taken aback by what I saw: at the top of the stairs was an overflowing restaurant with outdoor seating, large umbrellas and dangling outdoor lights. > Read more.
Cultural Arts Center announces 2014 fall class schedule
The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen is now registering participants for its fall 2014 schedule of classes.
The center will offer more than 100 classes for children and adults, covering topicssuch as culinary arts, fiber arts, visual and performance arts and more. Instruction is structured to appeal to a wide range of abilities, from beginners to experts of all ages. Class sizes are kept small to ensure maximum benefit for participants with generally no more than 15 students. > Read more.
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Thinkin' he packin' a pair of the gonads
What you got a little beef with me?
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Informality, Ethnicity and Productivity: Evidence from Small Manufacturers in Kenya
AbstractA rapidly increasing share of firms in Kenya consists of not only small but also informal establishments. This paper investigates the role of ethnicity and other factors in the choice of formality status at start-up. Differences in productivity, investment and growth across the formality and ethnicity divide are also investigated. The results show that while African-owned firms are more likely to start informally, enterprises owned by either professionals or persons who are older are less likely to start informally. African informal firms are more efficient than African formal firms are, but both categories are less efficient than Asian-owned formal firms are. We conclude that ethnicity is important in explaining choice of formality status, while the network implications of ethnicity account for the differences in firm productivity, investment and growth prospects. It is possible to mainstream informal enterprises by reducing cost related to business registration. However, additional analysis is needed to unpack the ethnic variable en route to developing policy interventions for improving the performance of small scale manufacturing in Kenya.
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Tribune Staff
August 20, 2008 2:09 pm
Non-partisan primary could foreshadow general election results
In the contest for Powell mayor, incumbent Scott Mangold was victorious in the primary with nearly 65 percent (730) of the votes.
Challenger Tim Sapp, current Ward 3 city councilman, trailed with 34 percent, or 386 votes. There were nine write-in votes.
Mangold said he experienced mixed emotions about the primary.
"I was happy that the majority of people (who voted) thought we're going in the right direction as far as the mayor's race. But I was disappointed that more people weren't out voting," he said.
On Wednesday, Sapp said, "I don't have a comment at this time. I haven't seen the (primary) results yet to know what's going on."
In addition, three city council seats are up for grabs this year. The Ward 1 city council race pits incumbent Jim Hillberry against newcomer Shea Reel. Hillberry captured 68 percent of the primary votes, with Reel getting just over 30 percent. There were 5 write-in votes in the Ward 1 tabulation.
Of the results, Hillberry said, "Of course when you're the top vote-getter, you're always happy. I appreciate the confidence of the people who get out and vote for me. I thank them for that, and we'll continue on and try to do the best job we can for the city of Powell."
Shea Reel said the results of the primary will push him to try a little bit harder.
August 20, 2008 2:08 pm
Golf season begins today
Panthers start in Riverton
A young Panther golf team will make its season debut in Riverton today (Thursday),
and head coach Troy Hildebrand is looking forward to getting started.
"I am very excited about this year's team," he said. "We've had a number of players put a lot of time in this summer, and I really think that it's going to pay big dividends this season for them."
One of the team's distinctive features will be its youth — there are no seniors on the roster. However, three returning players have significant varsity experience from last year.
Bryan Borcher, a two-time letter winner, is one of those experienced players who played a lot of summer golf, Hildebrand said.
Last year, as a sophomore, Borcher was named as the team's most improved, shaving 11 shots from his average score as a freshman.
"He's certainly capable of that same type of improvement this year," Hildebrand said.
August 20, 2008 2:06 pm
Marguerite Sara Frame
June 24, 1915 - Aug. 10, 2008
Marguerite Sara Frame, formerly of Frannie, died Sunday, Aug. 10, at a nursing home in the Los Angeles area.
She was the daughter of Seraphine (Joe) Verhasselt and Sara Rosalie Anderson.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Ralph (Jocko) Frame; and a son, Fren Frame.
She is survived by a son, Larry Frame of Salt Lake City, and several grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren.
Memorial services will be held at the Deaver cemetery on Aug. 27 at 2:30 p.m.
August 20, 2008 1:20 pm
Lynn R. Borcher
(May 27, 1949 - Aug. 18, 2008)
Powell insurance agent Lynn R. Borcher died at West Park Hospital in Cody Monday, Aug. 18 after an apparent heart attack while fishing on the North Fork with his brother, Kenny. He was 59.
He was born May 27, 1949, in Powell to Richard G. Borcher and Verlee (Walters) Borcher. Lynn was raised on a farm in the Deaver area and graduated from Deaver High School in 1967, and later from Rocky Mountain College with a B.S. degree.
He married Kathy Coughlin June 19, 1971, in Williston, N.D. They lived in Williston until 1979 when they moved to Powell.
He was a past president of the Powell Kiwanis Club and a former Kiwanian of the Year. He was active in civic life and served on the Powell Clarks Fork Conservation Supervisor Board and the Park County Weed and Pest Board.
Lynn was at home in his beloved Wyoming wilderness and loved hunting and fishing. While he was taken from them too soon, his family members are comforted in the fact that he accomplished so many things, including a stint at farming which was what he truly wanted to do in his life.
He was a naturally-gifted athlete who excelled in track, football and basketball in high school and track and football at Rocky Mountain College. He will be missed the most for his wonderful sense of humor and kind nature.
Lynn enjoyed time spent with his family and especially his four precious granddaughters.
Survivors include his wife Kathy of Powell; a son, Benjamin Borcher (Jessi) of Powell; two daughters, Elizabeth Becking (Tim) of Sheridan and Julie Alley (Chad Miner) of Powell; two brothers, Ken Borcher (Debbie) and Gene Borcher (Rhonda), both of Powell; two sisters, Carol Addy of Page, Ariz., and Kathy Nies (Jim) of Gillette; and four grandchildren, Kailee and Breanna Becking, McKenna Alley and Peyton Borcher.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Richard and Verlee Borcher; his paternal and maternal grandparents; and his brother-in-law, Dave Addy.
A celebration of Lynn's life will be held at the multipurpose buuilding at the Park County Fairgroundsin Powell at 12:30 p.m. Friday, Aug. 22. The Rev. David Poole will preside.
August 20, 2008 1:20 pm
Wings n' Wheels numbers up
Spectators watched as Red Devil pilots Dan McLung and Buck Roetman cross paths in mid flight as part of their aerobatics performance at Saturday's Wings and Wheels show that took place August 15 and 16 at the Powell Municipal Airport.
Tribune photo by Kara Bacon
The annual Wing 'n' Wheels event this past weekend was a success, according to Rinda Coons, interim executive director of the Powell Valley Chamber of Commerce.
"The numbers were definitely up this year for the car show. We had 100 cars entered," she said, "Numbers were up for general attendance, too."
She added that she would have exact numbers later this week.
"The pilots said it went well. They seemed pretty happy, so that's good," she said, "The weather was beautiful, thank goodness. It wasn't too hot or cold, so that was great."
The family-oriented event, in its twelfth year, featured an aerial performance by Red Eagle Air Sports, a vintage car show, and flights for the public, as well as food and entertainment.
August 18, 2008 1:23 pm
Climbing the ladder
Wetzel hopes to complete journey from Pioneers' bat boy to Wall of Fame
Ben Wetzel, shown in front of the Powell Pioneers' Wall of Fame, recently completed his second year as the bat boy for the team. His contributions and dedication to the team during the regular season were rewarded with an invitation to travel with the team to Cheyenne for the recent state tournament. Tribune photo by David Dickey
Ben Wetzel has many aspirations when it comes to his baseball career. Like many 11-year-old boys, he envisions greatness on the diamond, particularly the one at Ed Lynn Field, which serves as the home of the Powell Pioneers.
The team's self-proclaimed No. 1 fan, Wetzel sees himself one day blasting a game-winning home run or making a stellar defensive play to help the orange and black to a dramatic victory. That, he said, is all part of what it will take for him to realize his goal of earning a spot on the Pioneers' Wall of Fame, which decorates the front side of the concession stand at the local American Legion ballpark.
The wall is adorned with photos of Pioneers past and present who have achieved some type of noteworthy milestone, whether it's hitting .400 in a season or striking out 21 batters in a game. Like those already there, Wetzel hopes to one day carve out his own little space on the wall and in Pioneers' lore.
Wetzel, who carries the nickname Bucky, still has a few years to go before he will have a chance to make that dream become a reality, so for now he's content to fulfill his role as the team's bat boy. But if his ability to handle whatever tasks are tossed his way in his current position is any indicator, Wetzel's a lock to achieve Pioneer greatness.
August 18, 2008 1:22 pm
Big decisions made in primary
Today (Tuesday) is Wyoming's primary. It's important not to discount this election.
Voters, both Republicans and Democrats, have some tough choices to make.
Republicans will choose between Mark Gordon, Michael Holland, Cynthia Lummis and Bill Winney to challenge Democrat Gary Trauner for Barbara Cubin's seat in the U.S. House.
Democrats, too, have some decisions to make. Wyoming's two U.S. Senate seats currently are occupied by Senators Mike Enzi and John Barasso — both Republicans. Democrats Al Hamburg and Chris Rothfuss are squaring off to run for Enzi's spot, while Nick Carter and Keith Goodenough each hope to challenge Barasso in the general election.
On the county level, Republicans also will select the two candidates, of six, who will move on to the general election in the race for Park County Commission.
Of Judy Allshouse, Dave Burke, Terry Hinkle, Hank Whitelock, Margaret Wilde and incumbent Bucky Hall, who will best serve the people of Park County?
Voters better be ready to make that decision in the primary, since the two who survive — barring a strong write-in candidacy — will go on to fill the two open seats. No Democrat is running.
Though voters can only cast ballots based on their party affiliation, voting in the primary is an important step in the democratic process.
It allows each party the chance to decide who will best represent them in the general. In the case of the County Commission, for all practical purposes, it is the election.
Anyone who says the primary election doesn't matter should reconsider.
August 18, 2008 1:10 pm
Second city employee charged with gas theft
Father of previously charged employee
A second Powell city employee has been accused of stealing gasoline.
Bill Fields, head of the city's Parks and Recreation Department, has been accused of using a city gas card to buy fuel for himself.
He is being charged with misdemeanor theft by bailee — punishable by up to six months in jail and $750 in fines, in addition to any restitution sought, said Deputy County Attorney Tim Blatt.
Fields, 53, is accused of stealing about $127.32 worth of gas, Blatt said.
He was cited last Wednesday.
Fields is the father of Jason Fields, a Water Department employee who pleaded guilty to misdemeanor larceny earlier this month.
Jason Fields allegedly used a city gas card for his own vehicles, court documents say. He was given six months of probation and a suspended jail sentence. Restitution has yet to be determined.
City Administrator Zane Logan said the city has procedures in place to deal with personnel issues.
"I'm in the middle of that right now," he said.
Logan said he asked Powell police to investigate all departments for possible gas theft.
Powell Police Chief Tim Feathers said the charges against Bill Fields represent the end of the investigation.
Blatt noted that all defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty.
Bill Fields is scheduled to make his initial court appearance today (Tuesday).
August 18, 2008 1:09 pm
Mayoral candidates both see growth on horizon
City councilman Tim Sapp is challenging incumbent mayor Scott Mangold in this year's election.
Sapp, who is finishing his second term as Ward 3 city councilman, was born and raised in Powell. He has worked for Superior Machine Company since 1972. Sapp said he is running to fulfill a promise he made eight years ago.
"I promised my constituents when I first ran for city council that I would eventually run for mayor," he said.
Incumbent Scott Mangold is part owner, program director, sports reporter, "engineer and gardener" at local radio station KPOW. He grew up in Montana and North Dakota and moved to Powell from Seattle in 1980. He is wrapping up his first term as mayor.
"I have a lot of unfinished projects — Centennial Park and other events — and some things I'd like to lobby the Legislature about," said Mangold, when asked why he chose to run again.
"I would like to see the use of ankle bracelets for sex offenders. I'd like municipalities to have more say in monies coming in, and for counties to have a bigger part. I also want to see the swimming pool project through, to deal with construction problems. I'd also like to lobby the Legislature to do something about gas prices," he added.
August 18, 2008 1:08 pm
Marilyn Kay Sweet
Jan. 7, 1948 - Aug. 15, 2008
Marilyn Kay Sweet died Friday, Aug. 15 at her home in Powell. She was 60. Marliyn was born Jan. 7, 1948, in Lovell, to Edna (Malliot) and Eugene Becker.
She is survived by her mother, Edna Becker of Powell, daughter Cindy Brad of Collingwood, N.J., brothers Rodney (Carla) Becker of Harlem, Mont., and Gary Becker (Tanya) of Powell, and sister Rhonda (Eugene) Borcher of Powell.
She was preceded in death by her father, Eugene Becker.
Services will be held at a later date.
Thompson Funeral Home assisted the family.


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Scott Dunlap wins 10th annual Boeing Classic golf tourney in front of 33,000 fans
For the second consecutive year, the Boeing Classic produced a first-time Champions Tour winner. Scott Dunlap emerged victorious after making birdie on the first playoff hole. The playoff was necessitated when Mark Brooks made six birdies over the final seven holes, erasing Dunlap's three-stroke advantage. The two players finished 54 holes at 200 (-16), two strokes ahead of Gene Sauers.
Learning from the greats: Chip Beck grows the next generation of golf at Boeing Classic's Emirates Youth Clinic | Photo Gallery
Budding Snoqualmie golfer Kasey Maralack is only 10 years old, and she is already finding success in the game. Last Tuesday, Aug. 19, she got a big lesson in thinking positive from one of the greats of the game. Maralack hit the green with golf pro Chip Beck for some pro tips at the Emirates Youth Clinic, one of several family-oriented activities that took place last week as part of the 10th annual Boeing Classic at TPC Snoqualmie Ridge.
World record set in Railroad Days 10K fun run—by an 8-year-old
An 8 year-old Redmond girl set a new world record in the Railroad Days 10K fun run Saturday. Amber Debu placed first in the 14 and under age division, with a time of 46:49. World records are recorded by age, explained race organizer Sean Sundwall, and Debu's time the fastest recorded for an 8 year-old running a 10K race.
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Returned to Zion this February to climb Moonlight again. This time I left the partner and the haulbag on the ground. Here's a write up of the climb. There is also a TR of the route wall style in the archives if you're looking for more info on ML. ENJOY! My Vertical Life
Nice work Big Waallll. We will be in the Valley late Aug. If you haven't done serenity/sons yet we should meet up to do it.
No dates yet, we will know in by the end of March. I will let ya know.
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Ya Greg! Good read and good luck on that Touchstone link next time :)
Nice job, Greg--wish you'd taken a camera, but how do you take pics of yourself on a solo???? What did you use for your self belay? Thanks for fixing the link!
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Roombas can be a great addition to your home and make cleaning a more efficient process unless you become emotionally dependent on them. In this video, I give the iRobot Vacuum Cleaning Robot ($400 on Amazon) a spin around the house and enjoy watching the little guy clean up after me, scare the cats, fight with my drone, and then ultimately become a horrible drunk monster before returning to it's dock. All in all, the Roomba is a great buy as long as you can handle it.[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SRf8_oj_UBM&w=560&h=315]
One of the things I love most about shopping on Amazon is they have everything I need. But they also have lots of things that nobody needs. I decided to investigate further and bought the 3 most useless or obnoxious items I could find on Amazon – the Girlfriend Body Pillow, BIC For Her Pens, and a Banana Slicer.
Were any of them worthwhile in any way or was it just a pit of despair? Find out in the video:[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqBaqkF_qxA]
Drunk dialing Amazon is a real problem. Sometimes you make purchases in the heat of the moment and then forget the transaction ever happened until the mail comes and you have a mysterious package waiting for you from Amazon that bears your name on it. Recently, I discovered that I had apparently purchased a consumer drone from Amazon. You can see my review below.
Like most Americans, I love Target. They're easily my most trusted department store brand and we have a long history together.
As a teenager growing up in small town Ohio, my friends and I would go to the Target nearby just to wander around and look at all of the stuff and sit on the patio furniture. It was kind of like going to the mall for us, which early on made me associate Target with convenience, one of their strongest values (Maybe someday I'll tattoo my body with all of my favorite brand logos, and when I do, you can count on the Target bullseye being close to my heart).
Sometimes purchases seem like a good idea at the time, whether it's due to clever advertising or simply because it's late at night and you've had too much to drink, and you find yourself awake the next morning wondering how you could have bought such a thing. Recently, I found myself doing some late-night browsing on the As Seen On TV store buying things like the Chillow (a chill pillow), HD Night Vision Lens Glasses (to reduce glare when driving at night) and Bertie the NCIS Farting Hippo (????). You can see me reviewing these items in the video below.


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Places you know, from a perspective you've never seen…
I worked with Tony Koop through the better half of 2013. He's brilliant – one of those persons that just ooze (maybe not the best word) knowledge and fresh perspective.
I've followed his quad-oct-heli-copter hobby for a while. It's cool.
Also cool: Kickstarter. If I had more time, I'd talk more about both. But, I'm out of time, so I'm cutting it short.
Check out his kick starter campaign. He lost his main rig and needs to replace it. Deadline is end of this month (March). Back it.
The Unnamed Podcast…no longer.
Episode 2. In which Dan and Meagan take to the hoof to garner some interaction and reaction to our name finalists, rims are shot, and all but one of said finalists become history. Episode 3 will bear a name.
This clip starts with some would-be interviews set to Australian psychedelic hypno-groove melodic rock, so….watch your minds. They may be blown.
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This is a project of Daniel Wanschura of Northern Lights Media and his technical Tonto, Phil Ensminger [myself], media production wizard with the sparkling golden ears. (HA! Right….)
Enjoy. Previous episode is available on Soundcloud. Feedback is always encouraged.
Right in Font of You
So, another resource in visual media. This one, a bit more "industrial" in nature. Need a font?
Check out the top three. If you haven't been in the habit of adding custom fonts and using font themes for your creative projects, then get on it already.
Font Squirrel is definitely a preferred resource for font downloads. The interface and download process is EASY and as the subtitle says, 100% free.
DaFont is another solid option. Again, clean and to the point .
And though their name says 1001 fonts, this site currently features 5462 of them.
And lastly, I must just point out that your best resource for fonts and graphic elements is [facepalm yourselves in advance]….Google. There's not much that you will need, that someone hasn't already published. Don't be limited by the default. Get out. Get downloading. Go make something cool.
As many of you are now aware of, I've been veering away from claiming the creative niche of "audio engineer" and I've begun to identify with the vastly interesting and seemingly limitless world of photography and visual media. It's breathtaking. Of all of the things that the internet was made for, photography has done well.
Exibit A: 500px.
500px is photo portfolio and marketplace forum with international reach. The work speaks for itself. Here are a few I snagged from the Popular tab. Suscribe to them through an RSS reader or the more social methods like Facebook and Twitter. Get your daily dose of stunning creativity. Enjoy!
Each photo links back to it's origin on 500px. Author credit on the site.
Framing the Story, from TED.
This program came across my podcast playlist this weekend while on a long drive. I found it particularly inspiring. TED is usually good. The TED Radio Hour makes the content 10x more interesting. Inspiring is nothing out of the ordinary for TED. Take a listen.
TED Radio Hour: Framing the Story
Featured in the episode, this is the full talk by Chimamanda Adichie.
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99% Invisible.
I recently discovered this show, 99% Invisible by Roman Mars. I'm hooked. The tag line of the show is "A Tiny Radio Show About Design." The program goes in depth and inside architecture and design-themed topics, from skate parks to statues to the placement of the information desk within an atrium (it's fascinating) – invisible things that no one ever thinks about. And it does it with binaural story-telling that is second to…..well, only a few. Radiolab and This American Life needn't worry for their place on my top played, but….
Check it out. The site for the show is extremely well made. You can play and queue any of the episodes to an in-page player that is always present at the bottom of the screen. Creative. Well done.
History nerds, this is for you. One of the most recent episodes details "…a series of epic design projects spanning almost 50 years." Chicago; The Chicago River; and well….go listen and find out.
Aaaannnnd…..He's back?
Hello Internet. Remember me? It's been a long time, I know. Too long. No, no, it's nothing you've done. It's really not you….
It's me. My life. I just don't have time for you anymore.
There, I said it. You're not a priority in my life. I have other things to do. I'm trying to replace you, in fact. I've been spending a lot of time with another website – www.qcgroup.com. Have you heard of it? Most of my day is spent working over there. It's what I do now. Writing for the internet is just a drop in the bucket. I never knew how much fun it could be to program, to design….
Photoshop is the proverbial bomb; Dreamweaver is my new best friend. I'm learning code languages and "lingo" and spouting stuff I never thought I'd hear myself say. Google has become more than "Google". Google is Analytics, Adwords, and Webmaster Tools (I like that…"webmaster". It sounds so big-league.). Excel, Outlook, Word….I get it now. I understand your strangle hold on corporate productivity. Don't worry, I'm challenging you in my own way. You don't have me yet.
Summer 2013 hasn't brought me much in the way of creative audio projects. No albums are about to drop, no films are premiering soon. My ears have consumed more than they've created over these past few months. (Right now I'm on an unquenchable Ellie Goulding binge….and Evanescence.) My mixing headphones are a little dusty.
But this is not all bad. I'm diversifying. I'm changing it up. I've been given a chance to develop new skills and become a different kind of professional. I'm not letting that chance pass me by.
It's good to be back. I'm going to do more. I'm going to write about more things and tell more interesting stories. Life is exciting and there's a lot going on.
Stay in touch, Internet. Don't lose heart at my lack of attention. We'll make it through.
Happy Saturday.
|||| I took a job in April 2013 for as Web Marketing Specialist for The QC Group, an industrial and manufacturing quality services company. Here, I'm doing everything from advertising to graphic design to video production to IT support and backend web programming. It's a RICH learning environment for a young, hungry techie like myself. I'm grateful to be working for an excellent organization literally filled with excellent people who hold to excellent values. (2 Samuel 7:18b-19a…that's a Bible reference. Google it.)
I don't do this often, but I have an endorsement to make. VoiceResults.com
If you are an aspiring voice over or commercial voice acting talent, then you HAVE to consider this training. Personal, up close, involved, ACCURATE, relevant, industry-specific, and fun… The best advice I can give any actor or vocal performer that considers VO as a career (or as a part-time addition to one's career) is to contact Sarah Jones-Larson at VoiceResults. Do it. You need a friend in the industry, and the people at VoiceResults advertise themselves as such. They will advocate for you. VR is not in it for the money. There are dozens of other options out there if you want to throw yours away. Take the training as slowly or as quickly as you'd like – your call.
Why am I going on and on like this, waxing eloquent like a marketing intern trying to make an impression? Well, I've been working for VoiceResults. As a contractor, engineering. I get to see [ahem...um, hear] it. I've witnessed dozens of students work through a variety of classes. As the one recording and editing each script, read, and demonstration, I get to hear the students like no other. It's impressive.
Hit me up for more information! Actors, you want to look into this. Even if you don't know it yet. VoiceOver is an excellent tool to have in your toolbox. It's not anyone's game. Find out if you've got it at voiceresults.com
"Just let me live through this session!"
It's been a week to forget. I've forgotten most of it already….
Last Wednesday, I spent the day coughing blood and drinking tea from Caribou Coffee (#freerefills!) – trying to convince myself that I didn't need to go to a doctor and that I'd be fine. "Just let me live through the session tonight!", that was my prayer. I lived. The session was a huge success. The next day I discovered that I had been walking with pneumonia for more than a week, and had contracted the infamous flu in addition. Doctor told me to drop everything and rest. I didn't need to be told twice. I had coughed enough blood.
A week later, I'm back. It's a safe guess that I slept more in the past 5 days than I have in the previous 3 weeks. I kid you not.
BUT, the important news…
That killer session heard an appearance from Mikki Johnston (violin), recording highlights for The Lost Elevator's hybrid orchestral score; and vocal performances from Peter Baehr and Dan Wanschura promoting Northern Lights Media's next project. I have pictures!
Tracked and mixed at The Hideaway Studio, Minneapolis.
For those of you aware and waiting for the release of the radio drama, don't despair! The wait is almost over. The Premier event is scheduled for Mar 22. Needless to say, MY JOB needs to be completed by that date. We (primarily Jordan) are in the middle of creating the hybrid score for the piece. We've been given enormous freedom from the direction to incorporate live instrumentation, so that is what we are doing now. Violins, trumpets, oboe… While the score is being produced, the dialog and fx edits continue to take shape. As I have time (because that is the TRUE limitation), I've been creating the sound of the elevator, and giving life to the personalities through foley fx and post-production magic. Radio drama is science and art combined. So much goes unseen……


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Is This a Photo of Dwyane Wade's Newborn Son?
Loyal reader Cricket believes this might be a photo of NBA star Dwyane Wade's newborn son, Xavier Wade. The Miami Heat point guard admitted he fathered the boy with a groupie named Aja Metoyer. Aja's sister, Melissa Metoyer, posted this photo on her Instagram page a month ago with the caption: "My new obsession .. obsessed with my nieces and now my 1st nephew"
The infant was born on Nov. 10 at Cedars Sinai hospital in Los Angeles. Wade's fiancée and longtime girlfriend, actress Gabrielle Union was said to be "devastated" at the news of Wade's betrayal. Wade proposed to Union 2 weeks ago.
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38 Responses to "Is This a Photo of Dwyane Wade's Newborn Son?"
1PumpkinsMama says:
2luVn_liFe... says:
3PumpkinsMama says:
4goat76 says:
Pumpkins Mama!!! What it do!!
5hell_on_heels says:
Auntie, I can't with this anymore. Happy New Year's Eve Roses!!!
6PumpkinsMama says:
GOAT Missed you dude! Where you been?
7lovezoe says:
Upon further inspection, there's a pic on her IG with a chick that looks JUST like Vannah. Just like her.
8goat76 says:
PumpkinsMama says:
GOAT Missed you dude! Where you been?
Missed you too Babe
It's been a long football season, that's why I've been MIA. Haters trying to throw shade on the team all year, and I had to fight on the front lines for my team honor.
But for real, thats what I was doing.
9PumpkinsMama says:
And for THAT sir, I hate you! I used to be a "football wife"
Whateva makes you happy tho
But er, I've decided I'm comin up off celibate island for the New Year, and Diva ain't round so….
10lovezoe says:
Aja IG is ajjjah, but all no pics and private.
11rwilliams4782 says:
I can give him a girl Xena Wade
12goat76 says:
PumpkinsMama says:
And for THAT sir, I hate you! I used to be a "football wife"
Whateva makes you happy tho
But er, I've decided I'm comin up off celibate island for the New Year, and Diva ain't round so….
Oh really Lets get it in
13Crickett says:
14goat76 says:
PumpkinsMama says:
And for THAT sir, I hate you! I used to be a "football wife"
Whateva makes you happy tho
But er, I've decided I'm comin up off celibate island for the New Year, and Diva ain't round so….
Don't hate me, I'm too lovable. You was married to a FB player or your hubby was a die hard fan?
15prima_donna2163 says:
But I thought she had kids with Damon Wayans Jr?
16i :heart: sandrarose time warner can kiss my puppylove says:
Man damn dummy. I see why the ring was so big.
17PumpkinsMama says:
Slow down Man, slow down! Been a long time.
Let's have a drank 1st
18prima_donna2163 says:
They're girls, nevamind!!!!!!!!!
19rwilliams4782 says:
My husband is going to be on the gymnastics team..they dnt have no shyt with them
20PumpkinsMama says:
DBD (Dead Beat Dad) was a die hard fan
21Sandra Rose says:
lovezoe says:
Aja IG is ajjjah, but all no pics and private.
She must've deleted the pics. She had a Twitter page but she deleted that.
22goat76 says:
PumpkinsMama says:
Slow down Man, slow down! Been a long time.
Let's have a drank 1st
Slow down for what?? We can drank in between rounds. lol
23PumpkinsMama says:
On Topic tho, Imma tell Pumpkin his "baby goo" is worth THOUSANDS of dollars and lifetimes of heartache and skress
Joe shmo ninjas have to come off thousands in CS why these dumb azz athletes dont realize they can lose millions?
His 4 rules for sex will be:
1. If a bytch say she "she wanna feel you" pat her on the azz as you push her out the door. Didja feel that?
2. ALWAYS brang yo own damn rubbers!
3. ALWAYS dispose of yo own rubbers too!
4. If you get a rat bish preggo and you ain't ready, push her down the stairs I kid! I kid! but not really
24prima_donna2163 says:
Soooooooo did y'all see that he tweeted her a happy Mother's Day in 2010???? Dang, so Gabrielle in 2009, potentially her in 2010…. Maybe he just should have proposed to her then…..
25rwilliams4782 says:
Damn yall niccas need to find my daddy with yalls research lol
26PumpkinsMama says:
@ rwilliams yeen know?
Unfortunately dem Pappies be the hardest thangs to find and the easiest thangs to lose
27PumpkinsMama says:
@ Goat I likes drunk humps that way I do all kinds of ratchet shyt and blames it on the alcohol
28i :heart: sandrarose time warner can kiss my puppylove says:
Wonder how much he paid her to delete her twit and gram. Also who leaked the info to tmz right after the engagement? Maybe her sis
29rwilliams4782 says:
Nah I know where that crackhead s.o.b is lol
30I Run New York says:
Why didn't he include his new son in the holiday card he sent out?
31™ says:
So they posting THOSE kinda pics huh? Gag order been in place from jump eh?
32West Coast Chick says:
she's about to make so much money from that baby! Dwade might as well just cut her a million dollar check……..per year
33therapist1911 says:
Sheesh I can find enough energy to give to this situation. I'm not searching no twitter, no ig, no facebook.
He has a kid, they are engaged, Gabby is staying for whatever reason she decided too….let's all move on
34Ni ni says:
Why didn't he include his new son in the holiday card he sent out? by I Run New York …good question. He'll probably release a statement saying the baby was too young to be out, etc.
35SINcereDom22 says:
"You know you done phucked up, don't you?" Lol!
36Diva says:
Pumpkin I see you trying to give my hubby some new year e-cooch!
37missmiami says:
I bet Siovaghn laughing her a$$ off
38free says:
so luda is a pappy too, huh?
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Nonparametric Interest Rate Cap Pricing: Implications for the ''Unspanned Stochastic Volatility" Puzzle*
Article first published online: 15 AUG 2011
DOI: 10.1111/j.2041-6156.2011.01050.x
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Wu, T. L. (2011), Nonparametric Interest Rate Cap Pricing: Implications for the ''Unspanned Stochastic Volatility" Puzzle. Asia-Pacific Journal of Financial Studies, 40: 577–598. doi: 10.1111/j.2041-6156.2011.01050.x
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Investment in Irrigation Systems under Weather Uncertainty
AbstractIrrigated agriculture will play a crucial role to meet future food demand, but a sustainable water resource management in agriculture is crucial as well. Therefore, the European Water Framework Directive promotes several measures, e.g., the adoption of adequate water pricing mechanisms or the promotion of water-saving irrigation techniques. Since production conditions such as weather and climate development are uncertain, farmers might be reluctant to invest in a water-saving but capital intensive irrigation system. We apply a stochastic dynamic programming approach to analyze a farmer's optimal investment strategy for either a water–saving drip irrigation system or sprinkler irrigation system under weather uncertainty and assess the probability of adopting either irrigation system until the year 2040. We design two policy scenarios: (i) irrigation water pricing and (ii) equipment subsidies for drip irrigation, and investigate how they affect the farmer's optimal investment strategy. Our case study analysis is performed for the region Marchfeld, a typical semi-arid agricultural production region in Austria. We use data from the bio-physical process simulation model EPIC (Environmental Policy Integrated Climate) which accounts for site and management related characteristics as well as weather parameters from a statistical climate change model. We find that investment in drip irrigation is unlikely unless subsidies for equipment cost are granted. Even water prices do not increase the probability to adopt a drip irrigation system, but rather decrease the probability to invest into either irrigation system.
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DOVER, Del. (AP) - Democratic lawmakers in Delaware have introduced a bill that would decriminalize possession of small amounts of marijuana. Under the bill Thursday, possession of up to an ounce of marijuana by a person 21 years or older would no longer be a crime. But anyone caught smoking pot in a public place would be assessed a civil fine of $100. Possessing more than an ounce of marijuana could still result in criminal prosecution. Under current Delaware law, possession of even small amounts of marijuana is punishable by up to six months in prison and a $1,150 fine. The bill, which has more than a dozen Democratic co-sponsors, has been assigned to the House Public Safety and Homeland Security Committee
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