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Monday, November 17, 2014
Our Cute Pirate - CSI 147
Its sketch week at CSI. I love working with sketches and Emma Stafrace's sketches are among the very best! This one is no exception. Here is my page for the CSI design team.
I wasn't keen to cut up these photos into circles so I used other circular elements as embellishments.
I went with a dark background to make my photos really 'pop'. I find that white spray ink is often not opaque enough to give a good covering over a dark cardstock so for this page I used watered down acrylic paint in white and pale blue. When the paint had dried I randomly misted over it with dark blue spray ink, added some strips of washi tape and some of my favourite stamps. I really like the grungy, masculine effect that resulted.
I took the photos of Benji last week. He had persuaded me to buy him a pirate outfit from the local $2 store and played dress-ups with his sister all afternoon. He had so much fun out of this simple purchase - and looked so darned cute!
From the evidence list I used circles, stamps and something stacked. I used 365 questions as my journaling prompt. the question was 'How did you play today?' - perfect I thought!
Do join us for this challenge at CSI - there are some great prizes up for grabs and guest DT spots too!
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Sunday, November 16, 2014
All grown Up - Scrap Around the World November challenge
I love the November mood board at SATW is just lovely. I was really inspired by the rainbow of coloured flowers and the vintage music paper.
I had wanted to create a rainbow effect background with my watercolour pencils for a while now and this seemed like a good opportunity to get them out and have a play. I took out a combination of colours - based on the flowers in the mood board and coloured a random rainbow diagonally across my music script background paper. When the colour was completely dry I used a chevron mask and texture paste to add a little detail to the background. A little stamping finished to look.
I built up layers beneath my photo using offcuts of papers and inking the edges. I added some stickers, rub-ons and other details from the awesome Crate paper 'Open Book' collection.
A 'Thickers' title and s little hand-written journaling completed my page. Thanks for the inspiration SATW!
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Saturday, November 15, 2014
Always Inspired by travel - Once Upon a Sketch November challenge
This month's theme at 'Once Upon a Sketch' is 'Inspired by'. This is a great theme to ponder and I am inspired by many things. However, having recently returned from a trip to Los Angeles I coulodn't get past my travel photos and how much I am inspired by new countries and new adventures.
I chose a photo that my daughter took of me on Santa Monica pier. It was Natalie's dream to visit Santa Monica and we had the best day!
I chose a sheet of map paper for my background as it seemed appropriate for my theme. I painted over my focal area with blue acrylic paint to match the blue sea and sky in the photo and I dribbled a little yellow ink through the paint - reminiscent of the sunshine on that gorgeous Californian day.
I used paper strips from my new Crate Paper 'Open Book' collection to mat my photo and a number of the gorgeous rub-ons that complement the collection to 'spice up' the page.
I created my main title from a combination of 'Thickers', alpha stickers and rub-ons and I journaled onto strips which I adhered to the page. Usually I hand-journal but I thought that my handwriting would get lost on the busy background in this case so I printed my story from my MacBook.
Thanks for visiting my blog today - hope that your weekend is going well!
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Friday, November 14, 2014
Happy Days - STBs November challenge
This months challenge at STBs is to showcase the softer side of the males in your life. I love this photo of my son with his beautiful girlfriend. She really does bring out the best in him :)
I chose to scrap the photo in black and white so I could use primarily yellows and a little green to portray the sunshine and fresh-air that they bring into each others life.
I sprayed and stamped my background using a variety of masks and stamps.
We would love for you to join us this month and play along with this challenge. There are some great prizes to be won including a $30 Scrapmatts store voucher!
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Monday, November 10, 2014
Looking Soooo Good! - 123 challenge blog DT post
Have you had time to check out the November challenge at 1,2,3, Challenge Blog yet? Here is my take on the criteria for the 1,2,3 design team.
A few weeks ago we found out that our youngest son needed eye glasses. Since he has a sister and a brother who wear glasses he was quite excited about the prospect. When he first put on his new specs and saw a clear world for the first time he was completely hooked and now the first thing that he does when he gets out of bed in the morning is put on his glasses.
I sptayed my bacground using the peach colour from the challenge and a complementary shade of navy blue. I used a combination of stencils and stamps to add interest and masculinity to the background.
I incorporated the word 'good' into my title using 'Thickers' and added a scattering of acrylic and wooden stars to fulfil the challenge criteria and complete my page.
Do come and join us this month at the 1,2,3 Challenge blog. We would love to see your take on this months challenge !!!
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Monday, November 3, 2014
Way to Go - Stuck? sketches
The November 1st sketch is live at 'Stuck? Sketches' and it is a great multi-photo plan. My eldest son recently graduated with his bachelor of Education degree. It was a very proud day for us as a family and I had a lot of awesome photos to scrap. I chose three of my favourites for this page. I used my Gelatos, spray inks and stamps to make a colourful background that would set off my photos well but not be too distracting.
I found some great Echo park papers with an urban theme that complemented the setting of my photos (Auckland's Aotea centre). I added my title 'way to go' using a chipboard phrase and journaled onto a speech bubble to complete my page.
Do join us this month for this fun challenge and if you are in need of some additional inspiration hop over to the Stuck? blog to check out the amazing pages from the other DT members - there is some serious eye candy to be seen!!!
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Sunday, November 2, 2014
Double Digits - CSI 146
Case File No. 146
Reveal date:
Oct 31
Due to Debbi:
Oct 29
· stripes
· polka dots
· weave
· tree
· hang something
· metal
· fibers
· circle punch
· something transparent
· decorative scissors
· clips
· lightbulbs
· jars
· Topic: Document your scrap space.
· Prompt Idea: Choose a Journal Jar prompt.
· Presentation: clip your journaling onto something
· Writing Format: Make a list. See here for ideas or use your own idea.
· Inspiration Words: create, inspire, work-- use these as inspiration for your journaling, not just as a title.
· magenta - 190.51.110
· white - 255.255.255
· bright lime green - 203.214.110
· light gray - 222.222.222
· pale pink - 248.227.236
Check out this weeks case file from CSI and my page for the CSI design team. Aren't those colours beautiful and girlie? My daughter has just celebrated her 10th birthday and since pink is her favourite colour I thought that this scheme was perfect to scrap a photo from her party.
As usual I had a blast inking and stencilling the background before layering on some of my current favourite papers to mat the cute photo of Sophie and her party friends.
Hope that you have chance to join us over at CSI for this challenge - we would love to see your take this week.
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Assad visits Homs 370.
(photo credit:Syrian TV/Reuters)
Don't ignore the Iranian nuclear program, but bear in mind it is still in the
development stage and probably years away from producing weapons that can be
delivered on missiles, and start worrying more about the largest WMD stockpile
in the Arab world and the thousands of ballistic missiles that are real and
ready to go. And they're in Syria, just a very short distance from
Israel.An increasingly desperate Bashar Assad, facing a smoldering
revolution he has been unable to extinguish with his family's legendary
brutality, could ultimately turn those weapons against his own people – and try
to pin the blame on both internal insurgents and an unlikely coalition of
external enemies, including Israel.A pro-Syrian political analyst on
Hezbollah's Al- Manar TV late last month said he had "actual information" that
the Free Syrian Army, the main opposition group, has acquired chemical weapons
from the Libyan arm stockpiles and "we expect them" to be used against Syrian
civilians "in order to pin the blame on the Syrian army."Al-Manar's
reputation as a fact-free propaganda vehicle raises this question: What was he
really telling us? If his message has a familiar ring it may be because in the
wake of the massacre of unarmed civilians an Houla (and more in the following
days) Bashar Assad went on television to blame the killing – which the rest of
the world, even his allies, believe had his fingerprints – on his enemies. It
wasn't the first time that he has blamed the atrocities committed by his thugs,
like the Shabiha, on his enemies and used it as justification for even more
brutal retaliation.That's what makes the Al-Manar broadcast so
chilling.Assad has said the 15-month-old uprising is not homegrown but
the work of foreign interests and terrorists.Who are these forces?
They're an alliance of Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Israel, according to his
government.Who would have guessed those four countries are in cahoots?
Only the sick minds of the Syrian propagandists.In fact, said the
Al-Manar analyst, Taleb Ibrahim, the Free Syrian Army (FSA) is "the
Saudi-Qatari-Israeli enemy militia in Turkey," where it is being trained to use
WMD and Russian-made Kornet missiles "to embroil our country and army in a
situation that is worse than the current massacre."Coming from a regime
that shamelessly perpetrates atrocities and blames the victims, this could be a
warning that Assad is increasingly desperate and plans to escalate the conflict
exponentially.Assad could decide to use WMD against other Syrians and
try to blame the FSA as an excuse to intensify his attacks on his opponents. Or
he could target Israel in the hope of sparking a wider war that he hopes will
unite Syrians and bring the rest of the Arab world and Turkey to his
defense.The commander of the FSA, Brig.-Gen. Mustafa al- Sheikh, told
the Arabic daily Asharq Alawsat that he expects the regime to use WMD against
FSA strongholds.In another interview, an unnamed opposition figure told
Haaretz that the anti-Assad forces have plans to seize control of the regime's
WMD depots, which are controlled by the Air Force Intelligence Directorate, in
the hours following the government's collapse.The fate of Syria's WMD
stockpile has Assad's friends as well as his foes worried.The
English-language Voice of Russia reports he has "six old warehouses of chemical
and biological weapons" including "a whole range of poisonous and infectious
substances, such as Sarin, Tabun, VX and mustard gases and anthrax spores. All
these substances are not kept in warheads but in large tanks that are no problem
to open."Even if Assad decides not to employ them, he could share them
with his Hezbollah allies in Lebanon and with Hamas in the Gaza Strip. They
could also, in the chaos of an expanding civil war, fall into the hands of
assorted opposition forces, including al-Qaida and other terrorist
groups.The Obama administration reportedly would like to send a
detachment of at least 3,000 UN peacekeepers to guard the WMD, possibly with a
large contingent from Russia and other Syrian allies to assure Assad's
compliance.The State Department has had discussions with Israel, Turkey
and Syria's Arab neighbors about keeping the WMDs from falling into the wrong
hands and the possibility of those weapons from crossing their borders if and
when the Assad regime collapses.Any use of WMDs by Assad would be a war
crime and would likely trigger an internationally sanctioned invasion of Syria,
the Christian Science Monitor reported.Syrian warnings that its
opponents could use chemical weapons should not be taken merely as propaganda
but as a possible insight into what Assad himself may be planning and intends to
try to blame on others.©2012 Douglas M. Bloomfield
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Maisy turned ONE years-old this week and the best gift for her would be an adoption!
Are you looking for a friendly, out-going cat who gets along great with other felines? "Thor" is your boy! A little over one-year-old he is young enough to be playful and energetic, but is full grown and starting to figure out just who he is. If you've just met him, you're probably best friends. That's "Thor's" style.
Sancho has a lot to say, and he wants you to know he's a great catch! Talkative and energetic, this little three-year-old Chihuahua is a very good boy. He enjoys walking with our volunteers and loves any opportunity to play with his human friends. He's looking for a home that is home often.
SACRAMENTO, CA - A 4-month-old Chihuahua puppy with a special talent is up for adoption at the Sacramento SPCA shelter.
Bitty was a stray found in Elk Grove and turned over into the SPCA's care, SPCA spokesperson Tracie Popma said.
A customer at the shelter saw Bitty and said she used to have a similar dog who could say, "I Love You." Popma said the customer said, "I Love You" to the puppy and Bitty mimicked her.
Check the video below of the puppy speaking:
If you are interested in adopting Bitty, you can come down to the shelter on 6201 Florin Perkins Road, Sacramento.
Great little pup looking for a home! Bunny is about five-months-old and has been here at the shelter since April. She is outgoing, playful and friendly like most puppies, and should benefit well from some positive reinforcement training. Bunny loves playing with other dogs and will try to sit in your lap.
SACRAMENTO, CA - A pit bull attack that left a woman in Stockton dead Thursday has re-ignited a debate about the breed: Is their reputation for violence deserved?
STORY: Woman killed in apparent pit bull attack in Stockton ID'd
Owners of American Staffordshire Terriers competing at Cal Expo's Sacramento Kennel Club Dog Show will tell you their dogs are often mistaken by the public for pit bulls, so they're intimately aware of the public scorn for pit bulls.
That's especially true for Richard Chatigny. After years of raising Amstaffs and other dogs, he and his wife adopted a pit bull named Sadie.
"She's the calmest. She's the most obedient. She's the most accepting of anybody and everybody. She's a great ambassador," Chatigny said of Sadie.
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Recently, Siva has met Vishal Krishna and has narrated the story to him. The actor liked the story and has reportedly given the nod to act in the film. Later, he also had a discussion with Tammana. Though she is fully into Telugu films, the actress accepted the offer and agreed to act in the film.
Meanwhile, the director has started the pre-production works. Other details about the cast and crew will be announced soon.
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BANGALORE, India and NEW YORK, November 29, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --
Infosys has been named a global leader in implementing Oracle systems, according to the IDC MarketScape report: Worldwide Oracle Implementation Ecosystem 2012 Vendor Analysis[1].
Infosys is one of the only two players in the global "Leaders" category. The IDC MarketScape report covers a variety of vendors participating in the worldwide Oracle implementation ecosystem market. The evaluation is based on a comprehensive and rigorous framework that assesses each vendor relative to the criteria and to one another. The framework highlights the factors expected to be the most influential for success in the market in both the short term and the long term.
According to the report, Infosys is a global leader based on the company's end-to-end consulting and systems integration services on Oracle platforms for services ranging from business consulting to technical consulting. This includes integrated services for organizational change management, business value realization/value governance, training services, and program management. Infosys has also made significant investments in key strategic areas including preconfigured industry solutions for acceleration, fusion applications, mobility, cloud and big data, to further align with Oracle's strategic direction in the market.
"IDC's selection of Infosys as a leader again this year underscores the work we're doing with Oracle and our commitment to this market," said Ravi Kumar S., Vice President and Head of Oracle Practice, Infosys. "Our clients already know that we deliver best-in-class Oracle solutions for various industries, and IDC's positioning of Infosys as a leader in Oracle implementation services worldwide further supports the view of our clients. We continue to make strategic investments in innovation, product development, joint research and development with Oracle to build on our capabilities."
Infosys is an Oracle Diamond Partner and leverages its partnership with Oracle in the market as well as in co-development initiatives, including Infosys-Oracle joint innovation centers located in Redwood Shores, California and in Shanghai, China.
Additional Resources:
- Infosys Oracle Ecosystem and Solutions: http://www.infosys.com/oracle/pages/index.aspx
- Video: "Radical Progress" - Oracle Open World Keynote speech by S. D. Shibulal, Co-Founder, Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director of Infosys: http://www.infosys.com/oracle-openworld/agenda/default.asp
- Press Release: Infosys Wins Three Prestigious Oracle Excellence Awards
- Case Study: http://www.infosys.com/oracle/case-studies/Pages/index.aspx
About IDC MarketScape
IDC MarketScape vendor analysis model is designed to provide an overview of the competitive fitness of ICT (information and communications technology) suppliers in a given market. The research methodology utilizes a rigorous scoring methodology based on both qualitative and quantitative criteria that results in a single graphical illustration of each vendor's position within a given market. IDC MarketScape provides a clear framework in which the product and service offerings, capabilities and strategies, and current and future market success factors of IT and telecommunications vendors can be meaningfully compared. The framework also provides technology buyers with a 360-degree assessment of the strengths and weaknesses of current and prospective vendors.
[1]IDC MarketScape: [WorldWide Oracle Implementation Ecosystem 2012], doc #237327, October 2012
About Infosys
Infosys partners with global enterprises to drive their innovation-led growth. That's why Forbes ranked Infosys 19th among the top 100 most innovative companies. As a leading provider of next-generation consulting, technology, and outsourcing solutions, Infosys helps clients in more than 30 countries realize their goals. Visit http://www.infosys.com and see how Infosys (NASDAQ: INFY), with its 150,000+ people, is Building Tomorrow's Enterprise® today.
Safe Harbor
Certain statements in this release concerning our future growth prospects are forward-looking statements, which involve a number of risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those in such forward-looking statements. The risks and uncertainties relating to these statements include, but are not limited to, risks and uncertainties regarding fluctuations in earnings, fluctuations in foreign exchange rates, our ability to manage growth, intense competition in IT services including those factors which may affect our cost advantage, wage increases in India, our ability to attract and retain highly skilled professionals, time and cost overruns on fixed-price, fixed-time frame contracts, client concentration, restrictions on immigration, industry segment concentration, our ability to manage our international operations, reduced demand for technology in our key focus areas, disruptions in telecommunication networks or system failures, our ability to successfully complete and integrate potential acquisitions, liability for damages on our service contracts, the success of the companies in which Infosys has made strategic investments, withdrawal or expiration of governmental fiscal incentives, political instability and regional conflicts, legal restrictions on raising capital or acquiring companies outside India, and unauthorized use of our intellectual property and general economic conditions affecting our industry. Additional risks that could affect our future operating results are more fully described in our United States Securities and Exchange Commission filings including our Annual Report on Form 20-F for the fiscal year ended March 31, 2012 and on Form 6-K for the quarters ended, June 30, 2012 and September 30, 2012.These filings are available at http://www.sec.gov. Infosys may, from time to time, make additional written and oral forward-looking statements, including statements contained in the company's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission and our reports to shareholders. The company does not undertake to update any forward-looking statements that may be made from time to time by or on behalf of the company.
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"Cramming" is the term we use to denote the lowering of a debt that is owed. As others have explained in more elaborate terms, you have almost no hope of cramming down a mortgage unless the planets are aligned in your favor in a way that very rarely happens. I am not one of those who says "see an attorney" to every question, but to cram down a mortgage successfully, but an initial consultation with a bankruptcy attorney will answer the question quickly. I've been in bankruptcy for five...
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It would be a serious error to assume that fixing one credit report fixes another. Notify everyone, and then check and recheck it.
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No. You can go to jail in debt-related matters only when you refuse to cooperate with court orders, and even that is VERY rare. We don't have debtor's prison in this country (except for deadbeat dads who don't pay the state-ordered payments concerning their kids.
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You will find company names on nearly everything that you have in your product, all the way down to the capacitors on the circuit board. There is a Doctrine of First Sale that should allow you to use the player in your product. There are little licensing caveats that can create exceptions, but you should be okay. Of course, building your own will be better, but it's probably a better idea to wait until you have some volume before investing time, effort and production dollars in that direction.
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Credit card companies can sue as soon as you default, but they tend to wait a while. You should see a bankruptcy attorney and prepare to file.
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Generally, a motion for continuance requires an agreement with the opposition, OR an affidavit supporting the statements you make in your motion. Get your attorney soon.
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Sure. I don't see a legal problem with white collar begging. Let us know how it goes.
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If a person buys a single item, he can generally use that single item. If he starts reproducing that item, it's another whole ballgame. There are caveats though. If what you are doing could fool a consumer into thinking that you are selling an item that is endorsed by the college, then you are infringing. Let's say you buy a Mercedes Benz hood ornament. You could put that ornament on a chain around your neck, and Mercedes wouldn't care too much. You weren't selling it, and most people...
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You won't owe anything just because of your status as power of attorney. Just be sure that you haven't co-signed for any of your mother's debts, because if she files for bankruptcy, they'll come for you.
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YES! You need an agreement regarding who keeps the copyright of the posted blogs, and what the expectations are for both sides. Are they indemnifying you if they plagiarize from some other source and you get sued? Many issues here. This is basic training for the young people you are working with, as well as you.
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