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Many students come to FRCC before transferring. Westminster's top transfer destination is Metropolitan State University of Denver. Next is the University of Colorado-Boulder.
Your Associate of Arts or Associate of Science degree is guaranteed to transfer to the colleges of arts and sciences at all public four-year colleges and universities in Colorado.
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Responding to the needs of area industries, new certificates have been developed in Retail Management and Project Management. Certificates in Cyber Security and Logistics are expected to start in January 2015.
Some students are still in high school. Our co-enrollment program is called College Now. Currently, more than 900 students from 30 high schools are either taking college courses at their high schools or are enrolled in courses at the college campus. With co-enrollment, students earn both high school and college credit.
Some students are looking for a second chance. In 2008, the Westminster Campus became the first college in Colorado to join the Gateway to College Network. Hundreds of dropouts and students who were way behind in their high schools are earning their diplomas and college credits by taking courses at FRCC.
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College Hill Library, on the west end of the building, is a joint-use library. The first floor is a city of Westminster library. The second floor is the college library.
The building was designed to be solar-heated. In fact, when opened in 1977, the Westminster Campus was the largest solar-heated educational building in the world. The solar panels came down in the 1990s when the system needed an upgrade, and at that time conventional heating and cooling was less expensive than upgrading the solar.
Westminster is a site for an English Language School, which brings international students to the campus.
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Written by Jeff Chcoski of Niagra Brew Club in St Catharines.
NB In this report, Jeff refers to Ricochet Water, which is a division of ESIL Water Treatment.
March 25, 2014
To Whom it May Concern,
My name is Jeff Chcoski and I am the owner/operator of the Niagara Brew Club in St. Catharines, a brew on premise facility that specializes in craft beers. Niagara Brew Club has operated since 1997 and I have worked there since 2000 and have owned it since 2004.
The owners of Ricochet Water requested me to produce 3 different types of beer using Esil water against the water system we currently use at our facility that is a NSA approved system. The following are three observations that were made during the brewing process:
1. The fermentation, which occurs during the first 7 days of the process, was more rapid with the Esil water compared to the NSA approved system. As you can see in the photo below, the beer fermenting on the left, was made with Esil water and is showing a more rapid pace of fermentation than the beer made on the right, using our regular water system. Both beers were produced at exactly the same time so the expectation would be that they would be fermenting at the same rate, which is not the case as you can see.
2. On three different occasions of producing these same beers alternating between different brewing kettles, I noted that all three times, the Esil water beer came up to the boil at a quicker rate.
3. For 2 of the 3 beers, for which I tested the specific gravity to determine alcohol content, the Esil water beer came out to 0.5% higher than when we used our standard water. The 3rd finished with the same alcohol content.
If you have any questions about any of the information above, please contact me at the Niagara Brew Club at 905-938-2582 or email@example.com.
Jeff Chcoski – Niagara Brew Club
Using the copper brew kettles to produce small batchs of craft beer for testing.
Jeff is the brew master behind the test on brewing craft beers with ESIL Treated Water.

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Since opening in 1975, Haight-Brown Vineyard has churned out 2,000 cases of grape-based libations each year from its nearly 10-acre vineyard and welcomed visitors into its rustic, cottage-like wine house. Emphasizing vinifera and French hybrid grapes, the state's first-established winery creates a selection of wines that include the Big Red, a bold syrah; the Morning Harvest, a rich malbec; and Honey Nut Apple, a traditional apple wine that incorporates local honey and cinnamon. Vintners share their time-tested expertise during regular classes that teach aspiring oenophiles about a variety of vintages and techniques for cheese and chocolate pairing. Amid the tasting room's wood accents and crackling stone fireplace, customers sample vintages and attempt to describe taste sensations with adjectives such as "silky" or "very different from milk."
Manny Miranda learned the art of winemaking from his father and grandfather, who hand-pressed their grapes in the courtyard of his childhood home in Portugal. Fifty years later, with the help of his wife Maria, Manny finally opened his own winery, Miranda Vineyard, and began fermenting delicately balanced vintages. In the past few years, wine-competition judges have taken notice: Miranda's seyval blanc earned a 2010 Gran Harvester Award silver medal for its fruity taste, as light and crisp as a helium-filled apple. In addition, the Vinho Fino collected a 2010 Amenti del Vino International Wine Competition gold medal. The sprawling grounds of the winery play host to soft picnic blankets topped with lunching visitors, live concerts, Shakespearean performances, and tour groups of parched raisins.
For more than 90 years, the same soft morning sunlight has poured over the fields of yellow sunflowers, tasseled stalks of sweet corn, and rows of grapevines growing at Rosedale Farms & Vineyards. In that span of time, five generations of Rosedales have tended to the farm's fresh vegetables, fruits, and flowers, sharing them with the Simsbury community and even earning a nod in the Washington Post. It wasn't until 2005, however, that the family produced its first vintage from its 4-acre vineyard of French hybrid grapes. Since then, the winery's estate-grown vintages have earned several awards, including a double gold at the 2010 Vineyard & Winery International Eastern Wine Competition. Today, at the winery's onsite bar, staff members pour samples of varieties such as the Simsbury Celebration, which distinguishes itself with a creamy structure, mineral overtones, and a penchant for hiding beneath lampshades. Additional events include fall farm fests that include free hayrides and corn mazes. Partnering with the Max Restaurant Group, Rosedale Farms & Vineyards also features chef-to-farm dinners, during which chefs prepare four- to six-course banquets using ingredients plucked straight from the fields.
Winery located on 160 acres. Hiking trails and picnics, wine tasting, music on Sundays beginning May 8th through October. Vintage base ball and Shakespeare in August.
With the exact same management, cooking staff, and emblematic painting since its founding in 1989, Mona Lisa Restaurant has had nearly three decades to perfect its Italian and Mediterranean cuisine. It was three decades well spent. Today, the eatery serves veal piccata, new york strip steaks, and a rack of lamb brushed with dijon mustard. They also serve rich pasta dishes such as penne ala vodka with prosciutto and light cream, the angel hair and shrimp adriatico with sweet peppers and a white wine sauce, and the Southern Italian sampler, made up of manicotti, ravioli, eggplant, meatballs, and sausage. The fine food is matched by an equally excellent drink selection, which includes dry, sweet, and fruity martinis, vintage ports and cognacs, and a top-tier scotch selection that includes Bordeaux-finished Bowmore and an 18-year Glenlivet.
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Struggling on DD
I need some ideas because I am really struggling on my DD. I have looked through the recipes thread and theres a few I think I would like but what I really need are just basic and easy things.
What helps me is packing in as much nutrition as possible.
My go-to is liver. Liver is a great source of lots of nutrients most people lack in their diets anyway, and they are pretty low cal, being mostly protein. For some reason eating a little liver with my a meal is more satiating.
I should mention that I am trying to do lc with JUDDD since when I do eat carbs it causes major cravings for me.
Veggies, big salads w/low-cal dressing are a good way to go. I keep celery and carrot sticks on hand as well as broths for something warm.
I just made a huge asian salad: lettuce, cabbage, shredded carrots, green onions, mushrooms, peppers and cukes--I recently discovered Walden Farms asian dressing--boy is it good!
for lunch I had a bowl full of roasted brussel sprouts--fill up on veggies-
Maybe stick with you usual hcg menu stuff on DD's ??
I found that eating as much protein as I could really helped.
Do you like shrimp cocktail? That's a filling, low-cal, high protein option.
Another thing is make an omelet with the egg substitute and whatever veggies you like, such as mushrooms, onions, green pepper, seasonings, etc. You could add some Steak-Umms to it, or some turkey bacon for even more protein.
And something else that was protein-filled and good for me was Great Value Salisbury Steak and Mac & Cheese dinner. I had to add salt to it, but eaten slowly, I thought this was quite satisfying and filling.
veggie omelets or laughing cow cheese on wasa crisp 'n light crackers (only 20 cals each)
easy and cheap: a big egg white scramble.
Weigh out 1 oz of chopped onion, 1 oz chopped green pepper, and 1 oz sliced fresh mushrooms and cook them until tender in a bit of water on your stovetop, in a non-stick pan... then add a spritz of spray oil and stir in 4 egg whites.
Scrambled egg white omelette, for only 100 calories.
Make five times during the day, whenever you're hungry, for only 500 calories.
It's low carb and filling. Vary the low-carb veggies a bit if you want.
And you can save the egg yolks for your UDs, using them in custards or lemon curd, adding a couple into your UD breakfast eggs, etc.
I find Egg Beater omelets with mushrooms and spinach very filling....also love HB eggs. If I'm gonna be out and about in the car I take an EAS low carb shake (110 cal) with me and sip it ....also keeps me satisfied for quite a while.
For me, for some reason, eating a big salad doesn't help me feel full.
I find warm food and cooked veggies to be more satisfying.
I mostly do chicken broth with different veggies--
you can eat a LOT of cauliflower or spinach for 50-100 calories!
I like to grate veggies like zucchini, chayote, carrots, etc
because the texture, when cooked, is very satisfying and somewhat noodle-like.
ETA: dissolving a teaspoon of glucomannan (or, for a few calories, some unflavored gelatin)
into my soups/broth seems to make them more filling.
Egg whites are another major food group on DDs.
I haven't cooked liver, ever!, in my entire life, but I have dessicated liver pills and I try to take 4 with any meal that is low in protein.
I feel pretty good when I remember to do this!
I also like to get about 8 thin slices of lean ham or turkey cold cuts (60-80 cal) and one cheese stick (80 cal), split lengthwise. I stack 2 slices of meat (optional: in a lettuce leaf),
put a little mustard and a piece of cheese in the middle, and roll them up. Eaten with a few baby carrots and/or celery sticks, this is a nice meal!
Avoiding caffeine, dairy, and wheat products on my DDs seems to help minimize hunger and cravings.
Plus, I don't like low/non-fat dairy and I tend to eat my wheat products with butter, mayo, or cheese, so I'd rather just save them for UDs!
Great tips yall. I think on my next DD I will try the egg white omlet. I am already done eating for today.
If you haven't gotten oat fiber out psyllium guys you should get some. The best ting I have found to really keep me fill is the pumpkin muffin. Also homemade protein shake with protein powder and psyllium is very filling and zucchini. I love snacking on zucchini. And then big salads for dinner with canned shrimp. Walgreen gas geisha canned baby shrimp. A can is 100 calories. That on to of spinach, romaine, mushrooms and low cal dressing is very yummy.
my DD go to's are veggies (i have a big stash of frozen veggies such as green beans, squash blends, broccoli). i cook them, then stir fry them quick with spray olive oil and seasoning (usually a little garlic too)
broth based soups. love the progresso french onion soup. whole can is only 100 calories
or i sip just chicken broth or diet swiss miss (cant do coffee black)
oatmeal is another good one
also lean protein, such as chicken breast and egg whites are good. i hardly ever do any carbs etc. i just can't justify spending money on alot of the specialty stuff because it will go bad before i get to use it, such as the low calorie bread etc. i try to eat more whole foods.
I think shelly meant oat fiber or psyllium. :)
both available on Netrition
(oat fiber is a special product, different from oat bran, and not really available in stores)
psyllium is more widely available, found in any grocery store or pharmacy.
Metamucil is made from psyllium.
I just bought Metamucil and it was expensive, are the store brands just as good?
If you haven't opened it yet, and the price difference was significant, perhaps you could exchange it to save some money.
Some of the Metamucil is flavored, though...did you get the unflavored?
I got a small container, 6.1 oz it is sugar free and orange. It does "help" me, cost was $4.97 at Wal-Mart. I did see cheaper brands but thought I would try the smallest container first and this was it. I am rather mixed up about this because the container says 30 doses and the directions say a serving is one rounded tsp. There is a whole lot more then 30 tsp in it - I am correct in that tsp stands for teaspoon or :dunno:
Yes, a tsp is a teaspoon...but a "rounded" teaspoon could be closer to 1.5 teaspoons.
For a lot of the Down Day recipes on these threads, people are probably using plain, unflavored psyllium. I'm sure the orange psyllium would taste fine in certain flavors of protein shakes and muffins, but the unflavored will be more versatile.
So you guys are cooking with Metamucil? :) I may have to get some of the unflavored kind and try adding it to things. :high5:
One of my favorite DD meals is 8 Soy Crisps (50 cals) spread w/a wedge of Laughing Cow lite cheese (35 cals) and a cup of either lite progresso veg soup (cals vary, but usu about 50 or 60 for a cup) or a cup of miso soup (40 cals). Very satisfying.
Also, since I hate cooking 2 meals, I try to plan the meals I cook for the family on my DDs more on the LC side, or something I can adapt/subtract cals from. Like baked chicken breasts in pasta sauce - I just don't put the cheese on top of my portion. Or a grillled salmon night. Conversely, I'll sometimes make a highly carby meal that my family has been craving - like spaghetti and meatballs w/garlic bread, and I'm happy w/a whole sliced tomato and cottage cheese.
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ACES will conduct the first experiments with cold atoms under microgravity conditions equivalent to a freely falling laboratory; it will perform fundamental physics tests to high resolution, and develop applications in different areas of research.
Scientific objectives
The scientific objectives of the ACES mission are:
- To demonstrate the performances of a new generation of space clocks
- To achieve time and frequency transfer with stability better than 10-16
- To perform fundamental physics tests
The combination of PHARAO and SHM will define an on-board frequency reference whose fluctuations are expected to be below 10 ps per day. The ISS orbit will allow ground users to compare their own clock to the ultra-stable frequency reference provided by ACES. The results of these comparisons will provide new tests of fundamental laws of physics such as an improved measurement of the Einstein's gravitational red-shift, a search for anisotropies of the speed of light, and a search for space-time variations of fundamental physical constants.
ACES Mission Objectives
|Test of a new generation of space clocks
|Cold atoms physics microgravity
|Such studies will be essential for the development of atomic quantum sensors for space apllications (atomic clocks, atom interferometers, sensors based on quantum gases)
|PHARAO frequency stability and accuracy
|PHARAO performance: frequency instability better than 1•10-13•t-1/2 for 1s ‹t ‹10day, where t is the integration time expressed in s; frequency inaccuracy at the 10-16 level.
|SHM frequency stability
|SHM performance: frequency instability better than 1.5•10-13 at 1 s, 2.1•10-14 at 10 s, 5.1•10-15 at 100 s, 2.1•10-15 at 1000 s, and 1.5•10-15 at 10000 s of integration time.
|Stable and accurate time and frequency transfer via the ACES MWL
|Space-to-ground time and frequency transfer
|Time transfer stability better than 0.4 ps over one ISS pass, 8 ps after 1 day, and 25 ps after 10 days.
|Comparison of ground clocks
|Common view comparisons to an uncertainty level below 1 ps per ISS pass. Non-common view comparisons to an uncertainty level of 3 ps and 10 ps for space-to-ground comparisons separated by a dead time delta t of 1000 s and 10000 s respectively.
|Ground Clocks synchronization
|Absolute synchronization of ground clock time scales with an uncertainty of 100 ps.
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|Contribution to TAI and comparison of primary frequency standards with accuracy at the 10-16 level.
|Distribution of the ACES time scale
|Distribution to ground users of an atomic time scale with time accuracy at the 100 ps level.
|Fundamental physics tests
|Measurement of the gravitational red-shift
|Precision measurement of the Einstein's gravitational red-shift to an uncertainty level of 2•10-6.
|Time variations of fundamental constants
|Search for time variations of the fine structure constant α at an uncertainty level of α-1•δα/δt ‹1•10-16 year-1 after 1 year, down to 3•10-17 after 3 years of mission duration.
|Search for Lorentz transformation violations and SME tests
|Search for anisotropies of the speed of light at the δc/c ‹1•10-10 uncertainty level.
The measurement of time has experienced spectacular progress over the last centuries and ACES will provide the next leap forward. Time really does fly on the International Space Station.
ACES Scientific Applications
|Relativistic Geodesy
|Demonstration of a new technique for mapping the Earth gravitational potential with a resolution better than 1 m based on measurements of the differential gravitational red-shift between clocks on ground.
|Clock comparison and time transfer via ELT
|Optical ranging via ELT
|GNSS applications
The measurement of time has experienced spectacular progress over the last centuries and ACES will provide the next leap forward. Time really does fly on the International Space Station.
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NASA Offers Glimpse of ASCAN Training9/24/2009 12:40:00 PM The Researcher News (NASA Langely's newspaper) published a story featuring a tour the 2009 ASCAN Class took of facilities at the Langley Research Center. The class learned about Langley's work in aeronautics, atmospheric science, and flight test hardware at the National Transonic Facility and the NASA Engineering and Safety Center. They also visited the Rendezvous Docking Simulator, which is the only surviving docking training simulator from the Gemini and Apollo eras.
The announcement included a video (2 min 25 sec) from the tour and interviews with ASCANs Jack Fischer (who has previously been a guest author on this blog here and here) and Reid Wiseman. Near the end of the video, Wiseman sums up the ASCAN life:
It's awesome so far. Absolutely fantastic. Way better than I had imagined. - Reid Wiseman
Duane Ross also contributed to the new release. He said that between now and May 2011, the ASCANs will receive 39 weeks of training that includes ISS systems, robotics, EVAs, flights, and Russian. They'll have time to learn Russian since they no longer must devote 54 weeks for Space Shuttle training.
I found it interesting that NASA counts the 2009 class as 14 ASCANs rather than 9. The JSC ASCAN Bio page also lists 14 new astronauts in the 2009 class. This is because they're including in the count the 2 Canadian and 3 Japanese ASCANs selected in 2009 (but not the 6 Europeans). I previously reported that JAXA had chosen two new astronauts, but apparently JAXA decided to add a third ASCAN Norishige Kanai, M.D. to their ranks earlier this month. This brings the grand total to 20 new 2009 ASCANs (9 NASA, 6 ESA, 3 JAXA, 2 CSA), 14 of whom are training directly with NASA.
Will we see more press releases during the 2009-2011 ASCAN training period? I hope so. After all, NASA's 'Behind the Scenes' website maintained an excellent 2004 ASCAN training journal, including lots of photos, and a feature titled "The Making of an Astronaut". NASA should continue that tradition.
View the original NASA Langley story here.
26 September Update: Beth Beck wrote an excellent blog post titled Space Invaders in Nation's Capitol that offers further insight into the ASCAN life. I strongly recommend readers surf on over to her site and read the post, especially the "Editorial comments" section where she gives her two cents on what astronauts should be doing as far as outreach and PR are concerned. I agree with her 100% that the Astronaut Office would be well-served to embrace social networks and keep the public fully engaged in the lives of astronauts by regularly using them.
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Nice video. Thanks for sharing. :-D
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Awesum! Exciting stuff. Thanks.
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Michael Vick signed a new contract today.
Michael Vick signed a new contract today.
Hall of Fame quarterback Dan Marino has something that the other men on the CBS 'The NFL Today' show don't --
a Super Bowl ring a kid out of wedlock.
OK, the Bills lost. It's Monday and the weather forecast calls for a nice day. Nice and you're stuck inside thinking about all the things you could be getting done around the yard. You need a "football smile"! And did you ever notice the goalpost is in the shape of a smile? Alright, maybe that was a bit of a stretch.
The 2012 NFL season is flying by. We are almost through week five, so we have to ask who is the best quarterback after the first five games?
Goodbye, replacement refs. It's a breath of fresh air knowing that we can have a little more assurance with the decisions the refs make now that the crew is back. It's been tough to not blame some of the calls, games and headaches on some of these replacement refs. But, can we blame them entirely? If the true refs weren't so greedy asking for MORE money, they would not have been in the situation to begin with. What are they making now?
Another week, another bunch of people who think their iPhones make them professional photographers. This week, we're gathering your best blue and red shots. That's right – Bills football.
Football fans and music fans will both delight in this news: No Doubt will join Mariah Carey in a pre-game performance to kick off the NFL season!
No, not like utility bills, the Buffalo Bills!! I don't know if it's the New Era Bills cap I just bought or the new Stevie Johnson Nike jersey I picked up but I got a fever… Bills fever! It's the Bills fault I feel like this.
The NFL has released its 2012 schedule for the regular season. The Bills have no Monday games, but their schedule does include a Thursday night game in November against Miami.
The 2012 NFL schedule was released by the league on Tuesday night. Each week of the 2012 NFL season is filled with divisional match-ups and conference rivalries, but these are the most interesting games.
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Happy Tuesday! Here are this week's interesting eBay auctions for vintage football cards and related collectibles.
- Nineteen 1970 Green Bay Packers team issue photos, including Bart Starr and Ray Nitschke, starting at 99 cents!
- It was fun browsing through this set of rookie cards of Heisman trophy winners.
- These "Bangles" cards were a huge disappointment. I was hoping for Susanna Hoffs!
- This lot of 1960 Fleer oddities is interesting, but I think they're proofs and printing trials, not errors. (I like the effect of the player images superimposed on the backs of the cards.)
- I love 1964 Kahn's cards! Here's a PSA 8 1964 Kahn's Jim Brown.
- Speaking of Kahn's cards, here's a PSA 7 1963 Kahn's John Unitas at a low starting price. (The seller has a bunch more 1963 Kahn's cards up for auction, too.)
- For the football card collector who must have everything: there are three odd football cards on these 1946 Kellogg's All-Wheat panels. (If you look closely at the backs, you can see that the football cards are part of a 30-card "sport tips" subset.)
- Finally, the #3 set of 1965 Topps cards in the PSA set registry is for sale. Wow!
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Why not visit a banana plantation, scale the Pitons, or embark on a guided tour of the Caribbean's only drive-in bubbling and steaming volcano? The island's trails are ideal for hikers and ramblers. For those looking for some beauty treatment, St. Lucia even boasts its own sulphur and mud bath.
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Complimentary Fond Doux Resort Tour
On this historic and educational tour, our knowledgeable guides take you on a journey of French Kings, chocolate, and organic fruits and vegetables.
The tour begins with a brief history of the resort's plantation, how it evolved, and where it is today. You are then led to the Cocoa Fermentation House to see the beginning of the chocolate making process, the drying trays, the cocoa – rina dance, and ultimately cocoa sticks being made.
Next your guide takes you around the resort trails, passing under the tropical canopy of almond, nutmeg, cocoa, and palm trees. The many varieties of flowers include Pagoda, White Star Jasmine, and Lobster Claws, the latter of which features cup-like petals that collect rainwater, making them popular with the many Hummingbirds of Fond Doux Resort & Plantation.
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Step out into the lush, tropical 135-acre estate at Fond Doux Resort & Plantation and traverse one of our three diverse heritage tour nature trails. These trails lead to breathtaking vistas and historical ruins with diverse flora and fauna, local traditions, and folklore.
- The Estate Trail is a gentle walk through parts of the cultivated areas of Fond Doux Resort. This level trail takes you among the cocoa trees and our other main crops: bananas and coconuts, as well as about 30 other trees and fruit crops, including coffee, nutmeg, cinnamon, and a variety of citrus. See the processing buildings where cocoa fermentation and drying and coconut processing take place to this day.
- The Chateaubelair Trail traverses the old maroon escape route. It requires climbing, but is worth the effort because it takes you to the highest point at the resort – the Chateaubelair Ridge.
- The East Ruins Trail is a gentle incline that takes you to the old ruins on the resort grounds in just a few minutes. A stronghold of the local French Republican Revolutionary Party, the area was a canon fortification and the scene of a major battle between Revolutionaries and the British on April 22, 1795. The stronghold was most likely built by French Engineers, and musket balls have been found on the site.
Diamond Botanical Gardens
Arguably the most beautiful gardens on St. Lucia, the Diamond Botanical Gardens feature the most colourful and picturesque waterfall on the island. Only a few minutes walk from the town of Soufriere, these gardens are minimally landscaped, preserving the feeling of being a tropical rainforest.
Morne Coubaril Estate Tour
This estate is located one mile from the town of Soufriere, just off Vieux Fort Road. The tour tells the fascinating story of how life has changed on St. Lucia and includes horseback riding and a zip-line showcasing magnificent views of Soufriere and St. Lucia's countryside.
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- Bounty Rum Distillery, Near Marigot
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D-lites that were ordered have arrived so I thought I would show one of my favourites from those samples. I did have a great deal of fun with this gate, but this happens to be the only card that I made using it as an actual gate! I decided on silver and white for my colour combo for this one. I embossed a piece of white card using the Pastorale embossing folder by Couture Creations. I cut out the two embossed strips from my card and backed them with a silver mat. I taped them to either side of my white background card. Next I cut two gates, one in white and one in silver. I nipped away areas on the silver gate that I wanted to use as "iron" accents and glued them atop the white gate. I glued the gate to the bottom of my card. Next I stamped my sentiment and embossed it with silver detail powder. I cut it out with the Petite Labels one die and used some brushed pewter distress stain on cut 'n dry foam to ink through the die. Next I cut out the Medallion Seven D-Lite in white, I adhered it to a piece of silky adhesive sheet and just cut out the background around it. I used the gunmetal polished silk glitter to fill in all the sticky areas that were exposed. I burnished it well with my finger and cut it in half with my scissors. I mounted each half behind my sentiment so it was peeking out from the back. I mounted it on the border on the side. I added some rhinestone swirls (from my stash) and then cut a Butterfly circle die out of white glitter card. I used the small fall away butterflies from the circle as tiny accents on the background of my card. I pierced the edges of my double white mat to complete the card. Finished dimensions are 7 1/2" x 8 1/2" in size! Don't forget to check out the sidebar today for the new auction card. Thank you so much to everyone that has been getting involved and bidding, I really appreciate your efforts! All for now, Sue x
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Thursday, 28 March 2013
On Your Special Day
D-lites that were ordered have arrived so I thought I would show one of my favourites from those samples. I did have a great deal of fun with this gate, but this happens to be the only card that I made using it as an actual gate! I decided on silver and white for my colour combo for this one. I embossed a piece of white card using the Pastorale embossing folder by Couture Creations. I cut out the two embossed strips from my card and backed them with a silver mat. I taped them to either side of my white background card. Next I cut two gates, one in white and one in silver. I nipped away areas on the silver gate that I wanted to use as "iron" accents and glued them atop the white gate. I glued the gate to the bottom of my card. Next I stamped my sentiment and embossed it with silver detail powder. I cut it out with the Petite Labels one die and used some brushed pewter distress stain on cut 'n dry foam to ink through the die. Next I cut out the Medallion Seven D-Lite in white, I adhered it to a piece of silky adhesive sheet and just cut out the background around it. I used the gunmetal polished silk glitter to fill in all the sticky areas that were exposed. I burnished it well with my finger and cut it in half with my scissors. I mounted each half behind my sentiment so it was peeking out from the back. I mounted it on the border on the side. I added some rhinestone swirls (from my stash) and then cut a Butterfly circle die out of white glitter card. I used the small fall away butterflies from the circle as tiny accents on the background of my card. I pierced the edges of my double white mat to complete the card. Finished dimensions are 7 1/2" x 8 1/2" in size! Don't forget to check out the sidebar today for the new auction card. Thank you so much to everyone that has been getting involved and bidding, I really appreciate your efforts! All for now, Sue x
209 comments:1 – 200 of 209 Newer› Newest»
Stunningly beautiful card and yes my dies have arrived.
- 28 March 2013 06:01
- Cee Bee said...
Hi Sue, this is so pretty and nice to see the gate being a gate. Love the white on white. Almost pay day and at last will be able to bid on an auction card
Hugs n stuff
Carol B
- 28 March 2013 06:02
- mell said...
very pretty due x
- 28 March 2013 06:03
- mell said...
sue xx
- 28 March 2013 06:03
- Celina Dee said...
Wow!!! I love this card and it shows how versatile the d-lites are.
- 28 March 2013 06:04
- Phi said...
Love this gate die. So pretty and all the embossing matches it perfectly.
- 28 March 2013 06:08
Beautiful card Sue would make a gorgeous wedding card. ( and no micro beads!!! Lol)
JazzaC x
- 28 March 2013 06:10
- Heather said...
Hi Sue
Lovely card very delicate silver and white. My dies are late! They should have been here on Tuesday according to their email. Knowing my luck this year they have gone astray! :(
I am looking forward at some stage to playing with the gate, bonsai and the pagoda most of all. I have lots of ideas but no dies! ROFL!
Crafty Hugs
Heather Rogers xx
- 28 March 2013 06:16
- debs said...
morning sue, love this card. my
d-lites arrived yesterday cant wait for school to break-up today, there on hols til mid april so almost 3wks of crafting! debs :0)
- 28 March 2013 06:17
An elegant card and colour combo, Sue, that die is really epecial.
Embossed side panels really set this card off.
'P' in Wales
- 28 March 2013 06:22
One of my favourites
Nicky x
- 28 March 2013 06:25
- Michelle said...
Good morning Sue, I love today's card, white on white is always beautiful and this is no exception. As some of the other ladies have said, this would be beautiful for a wedding card but I think it would also be lovely for First Holy Communion or Confirmation. I love how you have used the tiny butterflies from the circle die as accents.
Hugs, Michelle E xx
- 28 March 2013 06:26
- tracy w said...
Hi sue stunning card love the white on white with a little silver the dies look great thank you tracy w x
- 28 March 2013 06:31
- baconbits said...
Morning Sue,
A truly amazing card, you are simply the best when showcasing the qualities of everything that you use. Loving the white on white theme.
Amanda s
- 28 March 2013 06:34
Hi Sue. Love this card wasn't lucky enough to get the dies so have to wait a while but will buy and enjoy them when available soon I hope. Rita wig x
- 28 March 2013 06:36
- nzillingworth said...
Hi Sue
Wow what a card. Some fabulous ideas you came up with for the gate. Thought the frame was the best. I did like the one where you used the bits you had cut off the gate.
Afraid my dies not arrived yet flower set with poppies and bluebels and aster in grrrrr.
Born again spellbinder
Nadine hug xxx
- 28 March 2013 06:38
- happy2craft said...
Good Morning Sue,
Stunning card. The gate is beautiful, the embossing folder makes a lovely border, another item for my wish list.
Have a great day.
- 28 March 2013 06:43
- Joesgrandma said...
VEry beraautioful wedding card. Love the dies! Wow!
- 28 March 2013 06:44
- Debby Berry said...
Good morning Sue,
My dies arrived yesterday so today I will play... This card is stunning. I do like the white on white effect.
- 28 March 2013 06:48
- Linda said...
What a beautiful card
hugs Linda
- 28 March 2013 06:51
- jean.phillips1 said...
Morning Sue
Stunning card, love the gate die. My dies arrived on Monday and I love them! love Jean xxx
- 28 March 2013 06:53
- Jackie Trinder said...
My dies have arrived and I do have this one so when there is time I will have a go. Something similar would make a good sympathy card. Thanks for all the inspiration. Love Jackie
- 28 March 2013 06:55
- Debs Artliff said...
Good morning Sue WOW what a stunning card i love its so elegant i do like this die as its so versatile. I do think it is so versatile. Im still waiting for mine to arrive. But now you have given me a great idea in what to do when they get here. Take care Sue xx
Debs Artliff
- 28 March 2013 06:56
- Mrs B said...
Hi Sue. Another elegant card. That gate die is lovely. I love the way you have used silver on the gate. Very effective. Take care.
- 28 March 2013 06:59
- Anne Crawford said...
Truly Beautiful card , love white on white it makes it somehow seem even more special!
- 28 March 2013 07:01
- Nanny Jo said...
D-liteful, Sue!
- 28 March 2013 07:05
- auscrafts said...
really beautiful card
- 28 March 2013 07:08
- Rachel Taylor said...
Hi Sue
This is my favourite of the week ! I love your white on white cards - just beautiful
Craty hugs Rachel x
- 28 March 2013 07:09
Hi Sue,
At the moment I'm not a lover of white stuff - but your white on white cards are something else - simply beauiful!
Hugs, Rose x
- 28 March 2013 07:16
- Maryann said...
This was also one of my favorites on your shows there, and it´s absolutely gorgeous. I love the white and silver together, it looks so elegant, and would work for any occation, you might ever need a card for.
Your cards are just always sooo sttunning, and I really had hoped, I had recieved the one I won in the first shows there, but even I have got packets from them twice now, I still haven´t got it??+ A bit disappointing, but I sure hope, it comes, as I will be sooo exited to have one of your gorgeous cards in my collection.
I actually just recieved all the dies yesterday, so I hope, I´ll get some playtime here in the holidays here. Just can´t wait he he.
Have a wonderful Easter to you and your family Sue.
- 28 March 2013 07:16
- englishrose897 said...
Good morning Sue, love today's card. it does make a special wedding card, love the white on white with a hint of silver, I am still waiting for my email to say my dies are on there way. I help out till Thursday. So I guess they will be a few more days yet. But on a plus side my comment prize arrived yesterday.. Thank you very much. They are great will enjoy playing with them over the Easter holiday. Enjoy your day Sally
- 28 March 2013 07:20
- Crafty Nanna said...
Morning Sue, yet another stunner. I wish I had a talent like yours but we can keep practising and aspire. Waiting with baited breath for your new POTD,
- 28 March 2013 07:23
- Marleine said...
Hi Sue,
Yet again another beautiful masterpiece. X
- 28 March 2013 07:26
- Oksana said...
Beautiful Sue and so elegant!xx
- 28 March 2013 07:27
Sadly I missed out on the gate die as I was in hospital when it was launched. I'll have to wait now until C&C stop having exclusivity. Love the card though, and I'll look forward to seeing what else you have done with the die.
- 28 March 2013 07:30
- lainey said...
fab card, love white on white Sue!! lainey x
- 28 March 2013 07:32
- TDQ Karen said...
what a pretty card, love the white on white cards xx
- 28 March 2013 07:33
Good morning Sue
What a fabulous card love the white and silver combination.Sadly I have not received my dies yet hope they will come today because I am away for Easter.
Hugs x
Heather T
- 28 March 2013 07:33
- Patricia said...
Good Morning Sue,
Once again another stunner.
Make super wedding card, I love this, right up my street.
Have a Great Day
Patricia xxx
- 28 March 2013 07:33
- beachie said...
Hi Sue
A beautiful card, looks very intricate. That gate is so pretty and very versatile.
Audrey x
- 28 March 2013 07:43
Morning Sue, I love this card, it is so clean and fresh. It would make a lovely wedding card. I love the whole lay out.
Love Rsemarie xx
- 28 March 2013 07:44
- BridgetCG said...
Hi Sue, beautiful card, love it. Bx
- 28 March 2013 07:44
- Donna Jones said...
Hi Sue,
Beautiful, love the softness of the white and silver.
Donna Jones
- 28 March 2013 07:45
- marg said...
Hello Sue!
Love the white and the Gates are so intricate but beautiful!
lovely card Sue!
- 28 March 2013 07:47
- Debbie Tinks said...
- 28 March 2013 07:48
Hi Sue once again what can I say another beautiful card I havent got the dies but love to see your cards luv margaret x
- 28 March 2013 07:53
- Annie said...
Simply gorgeous, Sue. Pay day today so at last I can get involved in the auction, yay!! Thank you for,all you do for us, Sue, you are a very special lady xx hugs Annie
- 28 March 2013 07:55
- Wendy Jackson said...
Beautiful card....I think the white and silver combination is very classy....it's given me a few ideas for an anniversary card I have been asked to make....thanks Sue.
- 28 March 2013 07:55
- Shahab said...
Morning Sue,
Another Stunning card I must say I love this die it cuts so easy I like the idea of cutting the gates out in white and silver very clever, this whole card is so calming can't wait to try making it myself, thank you for sharing, am counting the days down till the 9th of April
Hugs, Shahab xx
- 28 March 2013 07:58
Morning Sue
WOW another stunning and beautiful card, I think I will have to buy this gate die after all, anyone would love to receive this card.
Carol xx
- 28 March 2013 07:59
- Laura O said...
stunning card Sue,do like this gate.Laura O
- 28 March 2013 08:01
- Sue Dunn said...
Good morningSue. Love the card again.. Saw this one on C&c. There are only 2 of the elites that I want at the moment and thus is one of them. The other is the window. Both beautiful dues. Xx
- 28 March 2013 08:02
- val jones said...
Good Morning Sue. This card is heavenly.
Val in Spain xxx
- 28 March 2013 08:03
- Ann said...
Hi Sue
Wow what a stunning card white on white so elegant.
Hugs Annx without an "e"
- 28 March 2013 08:04
- Sandra F said...
A lovely card Sue. xx
- 28 March 2013 08:08
- granny sue said...
Hi Sue. Very classy card. Still waiting for my dies. Expected delivery date 2 days ago. Boo hoo. SueL
- 28 March 2013 08:10
GM Sue - lovely card - a must try! Love the teeny weeny butterflies - sp delicate - and love the Patorale border embossing folder - its just such a clever design as it looks right vertically and horizontally. I missed out on this when on C&C - left odering until it was too late - but managed to get it elsewhere eventually - lots of places had sold out so it must be extremely popular.
Clare W
- 28 March 2013 08:12
- Nanna Tina said...
Hi Sue
This card is just stunning, I will have to wait a while until I can buy these dies, but I will have plenty of ideas when I do buy them.
Happy crafting
Love Tina x
- 28 March 2013 08:12
morning Sue
Yes my dies have arrived and I put them onto their magnetic mats yesterday so now ready for use!! There is no doubt today I love today's card - white/silver so classic and elegant. It was these gates that made me buy the set two so I'm sure it will be well used.
Janet x
- 28 March 2013 08:13
- hazel young said...
Lovely card Sue makes for a very different wedding card xx hazel
- 28 March 2013 08:14
Hi Sue What a lovely card! I don't think we will ever get enough of your cards. Take Care Love Michelle S xxx
- 28 March 2013 08:18
- Carol H said...
Hi Sue, just love this card, still waiting for this die to arrive, was despatched last Friday, don't know what's happened to the post. I love these white on white cards you do and love the silver you have added to this one. Crafty Hugs Carol Healy
- 28 March 2013 08:20
- ellyscard creatief said...
Beautiful card Sue.
Gr Elly
- 28 March 2013 08:22
Love this one - the white on white never loses appeal
- 28 March 2013 08:24
- maxine said...
Stunning card as usual Sue x
- 28 March 2013 08:24
- hollyberry said...
Hi Sue
Loved this card when it was shown on C&C and it looks even better close up.
- 28 March 2013 08:24
- sarah hyett said...
Wow a lovely and beautiful card. It has such a fresh crisp feel to it. X
- 28 March 2013 08:25
- Lynne M said...
Hi Sue, just beautiful, love white/white. Was getting ready to order D-lites but dropped my I phone in water so my crafty stash will have to wait to increase. Lol Lynne M x x x
- 28 March 2013 08:27
Love today's card Sue, like white on white, so versatile. Anne
- 28 March 2013 08:30
- Marion said...
stunning card Sue ,love white on white looks so classy.
- 28 March 2013 08:31
- Bosquie said...
My sort of card.Will have a go at this one as I now have the new dies.Yippee.Brilliant XX
- 28 March 2013 08:33
- gwen70 said...
Really gorgeous Sue, love all wht cards
- 28 March 2013 08:34
- Crafty Lark said...
Stunning card Sue. Love the shading and the elegance. xx Flora
- 28 March 2013 08:35
MMmmmPretty!! Mabex
- 28 March 2013 08:35
Good morning Sue, beautiful card today cant beat white on white. Hugs xx
- 28 March 2013 08:40
- Jean Z said...
Hi Sue, Beautiful card as always so clean looking, quite a few dies i want again i just love them thanks for showing us all your masterpiece we all love them and enjoy having ago as you show us how easy it can be love Jean Z xx
- 28 March 2013 08:41
Morning Sue, beautiful card, another set of dies for my wish list! You inspire me every day, take care, Jess x
- 28 March 2013 08:49
- dutchess said...
got to agree Sue becoming one of my favourites too....making lovely frames with it and all sorts...loving my delites....but even more my grand decorative labels 1......when do you go off to see Mom?......take care Margaret
- 28 March 2013 08:52
- hotpotato said...
I'm still choosing which D-Lite dies I want to get, the gate, Windows 3 and Gazebo are musts....
- 28 March 2013 08:56
- nattyboots said...
A very pretty card again Sue ,i just love those little butterflies
Elaine H X
- 28 March 2013 08:58
- Marianna Hammer said...
A lovely and elegant card this morning :)
- 28 March 2013 08:58
- Marianne's Craftroom said...
Fabulous and love those gates
- 28 March 2013 08:59
Hi Sue, Today is my birthday so I was delighted to open your blog to see today's card says 'on your special day' - ok so it's a wedding card - but it still made me feel good - thanks! It is a really beautiful card Dee x
- 28 March 2013 08:59
- Ali B said...
Hi Sue,
Another stunning card- white on white I will have to try it!!
Thanks for all your hard work and inspiration.
Alison x
- 28 March 2013 09:02
- Helen said...
Yay, my dies arrived yesterday. Love this card, can't wait to have a go. Must try what you did with the sentiment using the medallion
Hugs Helen xx
- 28 March 2013 09:04
- Jan Caven said...
Hi Sue
Such a lovely card. I too love the white cards and this is so pretty.
Love Jan x x
- 28 March 2013 09:06
- lydia jordan said...
Morning Sue,
Stunning card, loving the white on white. I didn't order the dies as there were some that I just would not use.
- 28 March 2013 09:10
- Sheila - Ginger said...
Stunning card Sue...I loved it when you showed it on TV and I still love it!! Love how you added the silver part to the gates to make them two tone.
Love sheila xx
- 28 March 2013 09:12
- Clare said...
Really pretty card.
Clare x
- 28 March 2013 09:12
- Jan Ltc said...
Wonderful card Sue. WOW are always so elegant xx Jan
- 28 March 2013 09:14
Good morning Sue. Such a beautiful card. The white on white is gorgeous!
Can't wait to try this one. Enjoy your day. Love and hugs. Hilary xxx
- 28 March 2013 09:16
- Gail said...
Morning Sue,
Brilliant ! Lovely card just right for a silver wedding I have coming up.
Have a Great Easter.
Gail Cx
- 28 March 2013 09:21
- ShirleyT said...
Hi Sue,
Really pretty card - how frustrating - have ordered this die but I am snowed in, my car is buried under goodness only knows how many feet of snow!!!!
Much love,
Shirley T. xxx
- 28 March 2013 09:22
- Victoria said...
A special card for a special day! I love the gate, and it's great that you can add dimension but still be able to post in an ordinary envelope.
- 28 March 2013 09:24
Hi Sue
I loved this card when I saw it on tv and have to say it is beautiful in close up detail. I really wish that I'd ordered both this die and the window but couldn't afford them as I really wanted the bonsai,vase and asters & poppies. My dies came last Thursday and I have been playing already - really like them.
- 28 March 2013 09:24
It was a WOW card when I saw it on tv and an even bigger WOW now - just love white on white, it is so elegant and classy. A great card for weddings and anniversaries. YvonneMayxx
- 28 March 2013 09:29
- Cornish Emma said...
Morning Sue, gorgeous card, love the gate. Emma
- 28 March 2013 09:32
- nannapat said...
Fabulous card Sue, the white on white looks stunning and those gates are just gorgeous. Pat x
- 28 March 2013 09:33
- Ann said...
Hi Sue love this card, and the white on white is really classy. I havea long list of dies that I would like, but fancy some of the small flowers- which would you recommend to start with.x
- 28 March 2013 09:36
- Hellma said...
Sue yet again you have created a masterpiece.
- 28 March 2013 09:37
- Jen Shep said...
Such and elegant card - beautiful
- 28 March 2013 09:54
- Jen Shep said...
Such and elegant card - beautiful
- 28 March 2013 09:55
- Jean Cockburn said...
Hi Sue, what a stunning card I absolutely love the gate die,(on my wish list) I also love white on white theme,would make a beautiful wedding card,xxxx Jean
- 28 March 2013 09:57
- Izzwizz said...
Love that gat die Sue, and it looks beautiful the way you cut it in silver ans well as the white. The swirly gems go really well with the rest of the card too. Maddy x
- 28 March 2013 09:58
- Jean Cockburn said...
Hi Sue, what a stunning card I absolutely love the gate die,(on my wish list) I also love white on white theme,would make a beautiful wedding card,xxxx Jean
- 28 March 2013 09:58
Good morning Sue. These dies are cool, but you make them great, I love your designs.
Take care Jackie C XXX
- 28 March 2013 10:02
GM Sue, very elegant love it.
Gilly C
- 28 March 2013 10:02
- CraftyCj said...
awesomely beautiful card today x
- 28 March 2013 10:04
Hello Sue. That gate is so versatile. In a way, I hope that Spellbinders won't bring out anything else for a while as I'm very poor now. Lovely card too. xx
- 28 March 2013 10:10
- Julie Bee said...
Hi Sue
What a stunning card.
Best Wishes
Julie Bee
- 28 March 2013 10:11
- Carol Yates said...
Morning Sue, white on white always a hit.
- 28 March 2013 10:16
Absolutely fabulous. White and Silver is such a classic. Thanks for the inspiration. Looking forward to the next shows - thanks for posting the dates and times.
Caroline MacH
- 28 March 2013 10:18
- Margaret said...
Morning Sue
Beautiful, Beautiful, Beautiful what else can we say I adore this one and just my colour too. You never fail to amaze you are wonderful truly wonderful.
- 28 March 2013 10:21
- Sonia Jones said...
Morning Sue, WOW i love this card. My dies have arrived and i've used the vase and flowers so far but this card is a must do! It won't be an exact replica but i will take some elements from this and use with some of my own ideas. Absolutely brilliant card. Hugs to all Sonia x
- 28 March 2013 10:22
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- 28 March 2013 10:25
- Brenda Hanlon said...
Hi Sue, stunning absolutely love it!!!!
- 28 March 2013 10:28
I love this card the silver embossing on the gate remind me of two swans xxDelyth
- 28 March 2013 10:28
- Ruthie said...
I just made a wedding card and really now want to make this one, I am surprised how the black soot shading around the sentiment doesn't look grubby it just works. Nice
- 28 March 2013 10:30
- MARGARET said...
Hi Sue
Stunning, white and silver my favourite.
Margaret L
- 28 March 2013 10:34
- MARGARET said...
Hi Sue
Stunning, white and silver my favourite.
Margaret L
- 28 March 2013 10:35
love these dies very elegant card
- 28 March 2013 10:50
- aggieosborne1104 said...
Hi Sue,
The almost white on white card...elegantly beautiful! The new d-Lites dies are so exciting and I actually prefer these new dies compare to the first lot of d-Lites dies. Thank you for this card...I love it!
Lots of love, Aggie xxx
- 28 March 2013 10:56
- Felicie said...
This card is very beautiful.
- 28 March 2013 11:00
- Erica said...
Gm Sue,
Another stunner. Just love white on white.
Erica x
- 28 March 2013 11:10
- Kiraneries said...
Hi Sue a gorgeous wedding card, white with a touch of silver and sparkly gems.
- 28 March 2013 11:17
- Christine B. said...
A stunning card. You've got me hooked making cream and white cards at the moment. Thanks for all your wonderful inspiration . Happy Easter hugs x ChrisB
- 28 March 2013 11:24
- CraftyJo said...
So full of detail again Sue
- 28 March 2013 11:25
Detail on this card wonderfull you make things look so easy !! stunning Hugs Corinne
- 28 March 2013 11:29
- Joan Donaldson said...
A beautiful card Sue, will have to try this card when my dies arrive. Hopefully that will be soon, starting to get impatient.
- 28 March 2013 11:30
LOVE! LOVE! LOVE! This gorgeous card Sue. All the detail you have managed to put into this stunning card amazes me. Your mind set is truly built on "out of the box" creativity. This is one I will treasure and put in my folder for my next Wedding Invitation!! Thanks Sue,
Val C xx
- 28 March 2013 11:40
- yorkielass said...
Hello Sue, This card is gorgeous. love white on white. This die is on my wish list, with the flower and vase. The embossing is stunning and the teeny butterflies are delightful.
Have a great day everyone.
Hugs June xxx
- 28 March 2013 11:45
- Carol S. said...
Hi Sue, This card is gorgeous, I love white on white. Hugs, Carol S.xx
- 28 March 2013 12:02
- utilitygirl said...
Wow!! Fantastic.
- 28 March 2013 12:11
Hello Sue,
A stunning card, these gates are so elegant, love the white and silver theme and the small butterflies add depth to this beautiful design. This card is just up my street, Love it.
Best wishes, Brenda Lel
- 28 March 2013 12:12
hi Sue,
I'm finally catching up with myself and what a beautiful card to comment on, it really is special right down to the tiny butterflies you have used.
love from Jackie D
- 28 March 2013 12:14
- Glass Daisy said...
Hi Sue,
Beautiful, elegant, timeless.......I love it.
- 28 March 2013 12:16
- Susan White said...
Lovely card, and the silvery accents are so subtle. Thanks, Susan
- 28 March 2013 12:26
- lynda said...
stunning i love this card you bring out the best in the d-lites dies its
just so pretty Sue HUGS Lynda xx
- 28 March 2013 12:40
- darcydaydream said...
stunning card Sue.....and yah hay my die d-lites arrived this morning. Once I'm over this flu bug I can begin to play with them.
Christine in Darcy...xx
- 28 March 2013 12:46
- Malou said...
Gorgeous! Love it.
- 28 March 2013 13:03
- CathyinMN said...
This card is absolutely beautiful.
- 28 March 2013 13:20
- Ita said...
Good afternoon Sue another stunning card,the white and silver work so well,could also be for a silver wedding celebration ,the little butterflys add a lovely accent.
- 28 March 2013 13:25
- kimberley said...
Absolutely stunning Sue...saw this on the shows and although I don't have the new d-lites I have the old lot so will use the gates from them to try this card.Thanks again Sue for all your wonderful ideas...you are truly a star,take care,x.
- 28 March 2013 13:47
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- 28 March 2013 13:47
Hi Sue
Loved the white on white. And so nice to see the gate made up as a gate.This is a fantastic die.
- 28 March 2013 13:48
- lorraine (classylady) said...
Hi Sue, another stunning card. Looking forward to seeing you on TV in April and in the flesh in July .....LOL
lorraine - scotland
- 28 March 2013 14:06
- Diane Mortimer said...
Very elegant and pretty, i like the colour scheme and the swirls of gems.
Diane from Glasgow
- 28 March 2013 14:16
- Jean Deane said...
Afternoon Sue,
What a stunning elegant card today love the White and silver and the gate is so ornamental and the butterflies just add that little extra touch beautiful . My dies have arrived but there in England and I'm in France so won't get them until I go back for a visit in the middle of April :( oh well never mind got them to look forward too.
Jean D
- 28 March 2013 14:21
- Pearl said...
Hi there Sue, another great card I must get that gate die when it is available again, you've shown how versatile it is so I must give it a try.
Craftihappiness to you, Pearl
- 28 March 2013 14:28
- Debbie Ravenhill said...
Hi Sue, this card is stunning and it is great that you have used the whole die, rather than just bits of it. Embossing the background makes a big impression statement. I do love the white on whit with the silver. You are very clever and an inspiration to us all! I got my dies a while back now and have used them a lot! Have a fab day Debbie Ravenhill xx
- 28 March 2013 14:30
- Aurora said...
Lovely as usual Sue. X
- 28 March 2013 14:39
- Hanneke said...
What a great card! I love the chrystals and the butterflies! Hugs, Hanneke
- 28 March 2013 14:44
my d-lite gates have just arrived i am going to have a go at similar card hopefullyxx
- 28 March 2013 14:56
- guffie said...
lovely card Sue really wished i had had enough money to buy these dies but i will slowly collect them to add to my collection xx gail from eastbourne
- 28 March 2013 15:00
Hi Sue what a lovely card just what I need for a wedding card.
Maria W
- 28 March 2013 15:26
- Jill Liddle said...
Lovely card
- 28 March 2013 15:39
- fluffycat said...
Hi Sue, this is a stunning card. I love what you have done with the gate and the tiny butterflies.
My Easter cards have all been sent and received so to you, Sue, and to all the bloggers out there, I wish you all a very Happy Easter.
- 28 March 2013 15:51
- Fieldsend said...
Hi Sue, just love white on white like so many others do and the overall card is just adorable. Happy Easter!!
Love June
- 28 March 2013 15:53
- Diana Sinclair said...
Hello Sue
A lovely card. My dies have arrived home and I enjoying playing with them.
- 28 March 2013 16:17
- Aileen said...
Lovely, white on white, with just a touch of silver make a very classy card.
Had a 1st play with my dies yesterday they are fab
Aileen xx
- 28 March 2013 16:54
- dragonswing said...
Postively stunning!!! It could be used for so many occasions. I absolutely love it.
- 28 March 2013 17:09
- foxyg said...
Stunning, Sue.
- 28 March 2013 17:36
- Sandybee said...
A stunning card. This was one of my favourite dies
xx Sandra
- 28 March 2013 17:37
- Brakkers said...
Love all your "gate" cards but especially this one with the full gate! Always love your white cards so this one is a definite winner!
Anne from Leighton Buzzard
- 28 March 2013 17:39
- Carol H said...
Wow this card is very elegant.
- 28 March 2013 17:40
- nancyd said...
Hi Sue,absolutely love this card
waiting for my craft shop to get
the new d-lite dies in really want this gate love all the cards you
used it on. Nancyd xx
- 28 March 2013 17:46
- Jane said...
Just beautiful Sue x
- 28 March 2013 18:08
- Mel said...
Hi Sue,
I just love this card so crisp and clean. Im sat here waiting for my GC to come was so ispired i had to order one lol
hugs Mel
- 28 March 2013 18:10
- Jane said...
I Love white on white this card is amazing, cant wait for the dies to arrive.
Jane xx
- 28 March 2013 18:18
- Jan.moogie said...
One of my favourite dies Sue and loved all the cards you made using it. White in white is alright with me, lovely card Sue xx
- 28 March 2013 18:21
Hi Sue,
I always love your white on white creations and this is no exception with it's touch of silver! Very appropriate for a wedding/anniversary/special birthday.
- 28 March 2013 18:29
- Eryl P said...
Yet again a beautiful card Sue. Love all of your creations.
crafty Hugs Eryl X :)
- 28 March 2013 18:50
- Snuffy Snoo said...
Hi Sue, this card is just so elegant - I love it!! Hugs Sam xxx
- 28 March 2013 18:58
- Fuchsia said...
I Love this card !
- 28 March 2013 19:02
Another beautiful card, couldn't afford the dies this time around but hopefully soon xx
- 28 March 2013 19:22
- Tres said...
Hi Sue. Another beautiful card today !! I love the tiny butterflies. Great colour combo for a wedding or christening card. Very pretty and classy love Tres x x x
- 28 March 2013 19:29
- Carole Z said...
Aaah white on white...truly stunning Sue Carole Z xx
- 28 March 2013 19:33
- redfox said...
This is truly a stunning card, I really love it. Going to have to put this on my list of "Got to make cards"!! The list is growing larger the more I see you demo Sue. Thanks for all the hard work we really do apppreciate it.
- 28 March 2013 20:00
- Pat L said...
Hi Sue
A very special card for a special day, love it
Best wishes, Pat
- 28 March 2013 20:16
- Jean Woodward said...
Hi Sue, Wow that a stunning card, I love the white ones you do, and the bling is beautiful.
Happy Crafting
Jean x
- 28 March 2013 20:39
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- 28 March 2013 20:54
Hi Sue,
Another beautiful card.
- 28 March 2013 20:56
- Christine Harrop said...
A simply stunning wedding card! Absolutely gorgeous! Christine x
- 28 March 2013 21:01
- Trish said...
Hi Sue,
This card was one of my favourites also, I really love it and would be versatile for many occasions. TFS
Trish x
- 28 March 2013 21:04
- Janice K said...
A stunning card, love the white on white look and the gate die is so beautifully detailed. x
- 28 March 2013 21:08
- Barbara said...
Very pretty and elegant.
- 28 March 2013 21:16
- Lindsay Martin said...
Love white on white, great card as always Sue. xxx
- 28 March 2013 21:19
- nikkib said...
what a gorgeous card, esp for a wedding, engagement, graduation, etc... white on white, can't go wrong..... x
- 28 March 2013 21:25
lovely card sue. Again!
- 28 March 2013 21:35
- Craftychris said...
Such a classy card! I love the whole thing and those tiny butterflies look so cute! xx
- 28 March 2013 21:43
- Vie Carter said...
Such a lovely card today
Love all white
- 28 March 2013 22:02
- Linda Simpson said...
WOW Sue this is absolutely stunning! Love it!!!
Linda xxx
- 28 March 2013 22:29
Beautiful. Love the silver and white - and the tiny butterflies.
Sue xx
- 28 March 2013 22:45
- iggy said...
lovely lovely card........would be superb as a wedding card
- 28 March 2013 22:46
- Rach83 said...
Absolutely gorgeous, Sue. It's so clever how you've used two colours on the gate. Love the bling and butterflies too.
Thanks for sharing,
Rachel x
- 28 March 2013 22:56
Belinda Raven said...
Hi Sue, what a stunning card. White and silver - magical! I'm so grateful that you are brimming over with inspiration - respect!
Hugs, Belinda X
- 28 March 2013 23:24
- JoanB said...
Hi Sue,
Great card again today.
I love the rhinestone swirls and have been trying to source them - Usually use the creative expressions pearl or black swirls - Do you know where they can be bought? Anyway keep up the good work.
Thanks for the inspiration.
Joan B.
- 29 March 2013 01:56
- Vick said...
Hi Sue,
Oh I am so pleased you put up another card with the latest dies on as there were so many a lot didn't get seen, so I for one will be happy to see more, hugs and thanks again, Vick xxx
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- 29 March 2013 06:05
- Craftetter said...
Superb card for a wedding couple - very elegant card.
- 29 March 2013 08:58


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Simple etiquette -- it is so rare these days. Gentlemen donning chapeaux in this modern era seldom can be bothered to make the effort to tip their headgear in the most basic acknowledgement of interaction with a fellow human being. Not the dude who robbed a First Convenience Bank inside a Cypress ... More >>
De gustibus non est disputandum, as they say in Latin, which basically means some people's taste sucks but there's no sense arguing with them about it. But we had to take issue with the FBI declaring bank robber John "Steven" Stark, pictured above, as being "tall, dark and handsome." Stark, who is ... More >>
Patrick Simmons gives up.The suspected bank robber who was spotlighted by the FBI in a digital-billboard campaign turned himself in to authorities about 5:30 p.m. Sunday, the feds say. Patrick Wayne Simmons, who was wanted in a string of eight Houston-area robberies of bank branches located ... More >>
FBIThe Houston robberyRecently we told you of the FBI's search for a man they dubbed the "handsome bank robber," who was described as being "older, well-dressed and accessorized." Those accessories included a black semiautomatic pistol, but that's just how he rolls. The item rang a bell wit ... More >>
As Mexican drug cartels increasingly recruit American teens as runners, a Sugar Land teen goes across the border and ends up dead.
He's older and well dressed, robbing a bank. A couple bank robberies this week in the area have us wondering if it's too easy to rob a bank these days. Take the "older, well dressed man" who robbed a bank yesterday in northwest Houston:He approached the teller counter and took the teller by sur ... More >>
Con man or super spook — either way, Roland Carnaby wasn't supposed to meet his death on a Houston highway in a high-speed chase with the cops.
Someone gets your social, ruins your credit, upends your life. And gets away free and clear.
Photo courtesy FBIBad day to be working in, or visiting, a bank.Four Houston banks were robbed today, the FBI says.One woman hit up two in the same strip center, which is certainly a time-saving strategy that should be applauded, if it wasn't for the whole robbing-a-bank part. Or the fact that the 6 ... More >>
Were you screwed by Houston's Stanford Financial Group? The FBI would like to talk to you.Today they've started a major outreach to investors of the Houston company, asking them to contact the agency by phone or e-mail to detail their investment and experience with this year's Enron."In an effort to ... More >>
Paper? Plastic? Or Denim? Last Thursday, a Sterling Bank location in Kingwood was robbed by a man with a gun and some extra room, um, down there. The "Bagless Bandit" (as he's being dubbed by the FBI) walked in, asked the teller to cash a check and then pulled a gun on her. She gave them mon ... More >>


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|Neal & Massy Energy Limited
|61 Cipero Street, San Fernando, Trinidad
|(868) 652 8728
Neal and Massy Energy Limited is a business unit of the Neal and Massy Group of Companies.
Founded and operating in Trinidad and Tobago for more than 80 years, the Group's connections with business and industry add significant local knowledge to the energy sector value chain. Over the years Neal and Massy Energy Limitedhas grown considerably and presently comprises of the following companies:
Neal and Massy Energy Services Limited (NMESL)is a long-established and leading provider of products, packages, and services and solutions to upstream and downstream sectors of the energy industry.
Neal and Massy Energy Resources Limited (NMERL)is a successful oil production company, operating two oilfields in partnership with Petrotrin.
Neal and Massy Wood Group (NMWG)combines the varied strengths of the internationally recognized Wood Group and Neal and Massy Energy. NMWG provides a combination of complementary engineering and production facilities management and services to the oil and gas, petrochemical and power industries in Trinidad and Tobago.
NM Supply Chain Integrators (NMSCI)is a Trinidadian joint venture between Neal and Massy and Alaska Supply Chain Integrators to deliver premium supply chain services to the Trinidad market. Alaska Supply Chain Integrators LLC is the leading supply chain service provider in Alaska, North America's largest oil field and one of the most challenging supply chain environments in the world.
NM Insertech (Caribbean) Limited (NMICL)a member of the Neal & Massy Group, is the premier provider of Power & Control Solutions to the Upstream, Downstream, Petrochemical, Gas, Power Generation and Processing Industries in Trinidad and the Caribbean Region. NMICL's extensive portfolio of services are spread over three Business Units, namely Projects & Technical Solutions, Engineered Product Sales and Flow Control Services. NMICL is the supplier of reputable Instrumentation and Electrical, Mechanical and Flow Control Equipment for which we offer repairs and service. NMICL is also certified to test and service Relief Valves in accordance with the 'VR' Programme.
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