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Sometimes when I'm shopping for nursery pieces I lament that I don't have a girl because, "I have so many ideas for a girl!" But then I come across a well done nursery for a boy and know that it's possible. Like this travel themed nursery created by Shelby of Honeysuckle. I love the pull down map and the grey and mustard color scheme. What's your favorite part?
You Are Loved
Shelby made the little sign and attached it to a thrifted bicycle hanging for a personalized decoration above the crib.
Bright Corner
I'm sure the corner is a favorite place to sit and snuggle.
Map + Suitcases
The two most travel themed details in the room are both vintage finds.
Toy Resting Spot
The top of a glass door cabinet is the perfect spot for a collection of classic toys.
Industrial Elements
One of my favorite pieces is the metal dresser. It fits nicely with the rest of the room.
Sweet Details
Sophie the Giraffe and vintage toys fit nicely on the patterned shelf.
Vintage Storage
I think finding an attractive storage piece is hard to do but this cabinet fits that description.
You can see the entire nursery at Honeysuckle.
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Would anyone be interested in an adopt Hawks sigs if I were to set these up?
I'd want Krüger :10_4_4v[1]:
Crawford for me :)
#88 ;-)
I guess I would take the Captain. Toews
I'm taking Hossa
Save BANNERMAN!!!
You want Pat Foley or Bannerman?
I want Andrew Shaw.
Sweet! Have a sample yet? Any player any time, or just the current roster?
Sharp shooter for me.
I'll have these done by regular season opener.
Who ya got in mind?
Ill take Keith, just to piss off 4th
I guess it works better with a current player. Since Hossa and Shaw are already adopted, I'll take Duncan Keith.
Damn you Jimmors!!!!!
All right I'm going old school. Pit Martin. Ain't nobody else going to beat me to that pick.
It'll be hard to find older guy's pics. Let's keep it current.Can I interest you in a Seabs or Hammer?
Brandon Saad please.
And if it helps, you can use the ESPN roster pics, they are in .png transparent format, makes it easier:
Why would that piss me off?
Because you had Keith as your avatar for about a year?
Probably didn't see you already picked a player though

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Here we are in the home-stretch to Halloween and I'm looking at a bunch of un-carved pumpkins. Which, I'm not really bothered about because I'm a no-carve pumpkin convert.
Last year was my first time not digging into the guck, and while it was hard to eradicate years of pumpkin carving traditions from my heart, they were quickly replaced by the ease (less mess) and joy in which my toddler was able to take part in the pumpkin decorating fun!
Now, I have another little one ready to get in on the action, and I'm just not ready to bust out the knives with them yet. Truth be told, it's always a toss up between frantically finishing up their Halloween costumes vs. taking the time to carve pumpkins. Going the carve-free route allows me to fit everything in, and we've ended up engaging in sensory art and craft play at the same time! (I can't promise I won't bust out the drill after they're in bed tomorrow night to make a few luminaries though…)
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8s vs 12s; night shift or day shift? - page 2
What do you think is better for new nurses? Is it better to do 5 8 hr shifts or 3 12 hr shifts? Is it easier to learn on nights or days? I kind of want to do 5 8 hour shifts that way I am going everyday vs 3 days and then... Read More
- 0Sep 6, '12 by DazglueI think just about everyone will have different opinions. I like my 3 12 hr shifts on nights. I used to work 8 hr days which I HATED because out of 9 days i would only have 1 day off b/c we had to work every other weekend. It was awful. I was more tired then than the 12 hrs I work now.
- 2Sep 6, '12 by imintroubleAs far as learning as a new nurse, I would vote for days. They are more heavily staffed. Both nurses and CNAs. There is more ancillary staff. On any given day the above makes more time for learning. While I don't like working with MDs, new nurses would get to see them, and gauge their personalities better than over the phone at night.
My facility tends to orient the new nurses on the shifts they will be working, which means mostly nights. We almost never have the extra staff to truly give the attention a new nurse deserves. Some nights it's simply a matter of grabbing the new nurse and saying "follow me" with no orientation possible.
Orientation/learning, I'd vote for day shift.
Working? Three twelve hr night shifts a week. YaY!
- 0Sep 6, '12 by AZMOMO2, ASNI think 3 12's on nights is easier to learn than on the busy day shift. I have so many friends who have told me that they felt overwhelmed and run ragged working 5 days a week in the beginning. You are usually behind and working over your shift in the beginning anyway. I think that it is best to get a break to unwind and do something besides work for more than a few hours a week.
- 1Sep 6, '12 by Wild Irish LPNgo for the 12h shifts for sure, I work nights (6:00pm-6:30am) and just finished my work week this morning (Monday-Wednesday)....this schedule gives you a real life outside of your paid gig....4 days off to play, sleep, go to school etc, etc....best to orient at night in my opinion, can be a little less hectic and can be a nice break-in for a new grad....
- 0Sep 6, '12 by proud nurseI had to orientate on days for a month before I switched to nights. I was hired for nights as a new grad, I prefer nights as I'm not a morning person. I was also a night shift LPN for 7 years. Up until now, my 7th week of orientation, I've worked 3 12hr shifts and hated it. In the end it's nice to have them done and out of the way, but in the midst of it I found that I couldn't do anything but sleep and go to work. I never saw my kids, hubby and I were two ships passing in the night. It works better for me to have 8hr shifts, and they're not all in a row. I'm happier, my brain can function, I sleep better, eat healthier. IMO, it's best to orientate on the opposite shift 1st if you can before you go to your hired shift.
- 0Sep 6, '12 by ♪♫ in my ♥For the sake of learning, I think 5x8 is preferable only because you have less off-time per week. I also think days provide better learning opportunities and a larger safety net for new nurses because there are more people around.
From a personal preference viewpoint, I'll take 3x12 over 5x8 any time.
- 0Sep 6, '12 by wish_me_luckI was thinking 5x8s were better for learning too because you are continuously doing it.
I know when I teched, I did 3x12 and I tried to do like 2 days in a row then have break then 1 day. Some days it was nice, other times, I wished that I just did the other 1 day. That way I had a longer break.
I am trying to figure out which would be better. Normally, I am a day person but lately, I haven't been sleeping well and end up staying up (sometimes until 3:30 am; then try and get back on schedule and wake back up at like 7:30 or 8:00 am) So, some days I think I might do okay on nights (8 hr shifts) and other days I like the idea of days due to more people being around.
- 5Sep 6, '12 by TheCommuter, ASN, RN Senior ModeratorI love my 12-hour shifts and the four days off per week that result from this type of schedule. I would never voluntarily work five 8-hour shifts per week in nursing unless I was on the verge of homelessness.
Sorry, but having to do bedside nursing five days per week would drive me insane.
- 0Sep 6, '12 by ♪♫ in my ♥Quote from wish_me_luckOTOH, 3x12 gives you a day or two to invest in doing case studies of the patients you had without giving up all your time off.I was thinking 5x8s were better for learning too because you are continuously doing it.
Mostly, I'd just get any job you're able without too much concern for schedule at this point.
You just need to start building some experience.
- 0Sep 6, '12 by Radnurse54I think it depends on your own rythms, the problem with working nights is that most people do not get good sleep during in the day and this takes a toll on your general health however, there are benefits to working nights ie: not having to deal with all the beauracracy....however, as a new nurse I would not think that night shift is a good place, its usually under staffed and there are less resources around to help you problem solve.
Most of us have worked nights at some time or another in our careers for a vast array of reasons, however, personally I find that 3 12's works better for me, I like having time during the week to get errands done without having to fight the crowds of 9-5 people at the grocery stores and other places on the weekends.
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|An Indiana cheerleader during the second half of an NCAA college basketball game at the Big Ten tournament against Wisconsin Saturday, March 16, 2013, in Chicago. Wisconsin won 68-56. (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh)
Record: 29-5, 14-4 Big East, tied for 1st. RPI: 3.
Coach: Rick Pitino (27th season, 654-235 overall; 302-111 in 11 seasons at Louisville; 42-16 NCAA).
Best win: 78-61 vs. Syracuse, March 16.
Worst loss: 73-64 vs. Villanova, Jan. 22.
Three-pointers: 33.1 percent.
Free throws: 71.2 percent.
Top three: Russ Smith (18.1 ppg., 3.6 rpg., 2.0 spg.), Gorgui Dieng (10.0 ppg., 9.9 rpg., 2.5 bpg.), Peyton Siva (10.0 ppg., 5.9 apg., 2.2 spg.).
The skinny: The Cardinals, a Final Four participant last season and this year's Big East tourney champs, used a suffocating press to force 18.7 turnovers per game and are among the NCAA leaders in steals. The 6-foot-11 Dieng was named Big East defensive player of the year.
Record: 27-5, 14-4, ACC, 2d. RPI: 1.
Coach: Mike Krzyzewski (38th season, 954-296 overall; 881-237 in 33 seasons at Duke; 79-23 NCAA).
Best win: 79-76 vs. Miami, March 2.
Worst loss: 90-63 at Miami, Jan. 23.
Three-pointers: 40.6 percent.
Free throws: 73.2 percent.
Top three: Mason Plumlee (17.2 ppg., 10.2 rpg., 2.0 apg.), Seth Curry (17.0 ppg., 43.0 three-point percentage; 1.6 apg.), Ryan Kelly (14.3 ppg., 5.4 rpg.).
The skinny: During the regular season, Duke was 18-0 when Kelly played. Plumlee was second in the ACC in both scoring and rebounding and led the conference with 17 double-doubles. Duke was the ACC scoring leader, averaging 78.3 points, and also led in scoring margin (12.9).
Record: 25-8, 13-5 Big Ten, tied 2d. RPI: 9.
Coach: Tom Izzo (18th season; 437-177 overall and at Michigan State; 37-14 NCAA).
Best win: 75-52 vs. Michigan, Feb. 12.
Worst loss: 66-62 vs. Connecticut, Nov. 9.
Three-pointers: 34.2 percent.
Free throws: 71.7 percent.
Top three: Keith Appling (13.6 ppg., 3.5 apg.), Gary Harris (12.9 ppg.), Adreian Payne (10.4 ppg., 7.6 rpg.).
The skinny: The Spartans are an NCAA tournament team for the 16th straight year and seeking their seventh Final Four appearance since 1999. The 6-foot-10 Payne and 6-9, 270-pound senior Derrick Nix provide plenty of muscle on the boards.
Record: 27-6, 13-3 Atlantic Ten, 1st. RPI: 20.
Coach: Jim Crews (25th season, 381-354 overall; 27-6 in interim season at St. Louis; 1-4 NCAA).
Best win: 60-46 vs. New Mexico, Dec. 31.
Worst loss: 82-80, OT, vs. Rhode Island, Jan. 19.
Three-pointers: 35.0 percent.
Free throws: 70.8 percent.
Top three: Dwayne Evans (13.7 ppg., 7.7 rpg., 1.3 spg.), Cody Ellis (10.3 ppg., 3.5 rpg.), Kwamain Mitchell (10.4 ppg., 2.4 rpg.).
The skinny: The Billikens, the A-10 regular-season and tournament champions, could be a dark horse to reach the Final Four. This team is playing for the memory of late coach Rick Majerus, who died last December.
Record: 24-8, 13-5 Big 12, 3d. RPI: 26.
Coach: Travis Ford (15th season, 294-209 overall; 104-63 in five seasons at Oklahoma State; 1-3 NCAA).
Best win: 85-80 vs. Kansas, Feb. 2.
Worst loss: 81-71 vs. Virginia Tech, Dec. 1.
Three-pointers: 31.6 percent.
Free throws: 75.0 percent.
Top three: Markel Brown (15.3 ppg., 4.5 rpg., 1.0 spg.), Marcus Smart (15.4 ppg., 5.7 rpg., 4.2 apg.), Le'Bryan Nash (14.1 ppg., 4.1 rpg.).
The skinny: In Marcus Smart, the Cowboys boast one of the nation's top players. The freshman guard is the Big 12 player of the year and freshman of the year.
Record: 30-4, 16-0 Conference USA, 1st. RPI: 14.
Coach: Josh Pastner (fourth season 105-33; 0-1 NCAA).
Best win: 85-80 at Tennessee, Jan. 4.
Worst loss: 64-62 at Xavier, Feb. 26.
Three-pointers: 37.9 percent.
Free throws: 66.6 percent.
Top three: D.J. Stephens (7.7 ppg., 6.7 rpg., 2.4 bpg.), Joe Jackson (13.7 ppg., 3.2 rpg., 4.8 apg.), Adonis Thomas (11.9 ppg., 4.6 rpg., 2.0 apg.).
The skinny: The Tigers were 9-1 in regular-season road games. Stephens, a 6-5 senior, was named Conference USA defensive player of the year. Memphis is known for its balanced scoring and didn't have anybody finish among the top 15 C-USA scorers during the regular season. Jackson was the Tigers' lone member on the C-USA all-conference first team.
Record: 27-7, 13-5 Missouri Valley, 1st. RPI: 25.
Coach: Greg McDermott (19th season, 345-224 overall; 79-29 in three seasons at Creighton; 1-4 NCAA).
Best win: 91-80 vs. Wichita State, March 2.
Worst loss: 74-69 vs. Drake, Jan. 23.
Three-pointers: 42.1 percent.
Free throws: 75.0 percent.
Top three: Doug McDermott (23.1 ppg., 7.5 rpg, 1.6 apg.), Gregory Echenique (9.6 ppg., 6.6 rpg., 1.7 bpg.), Grant Gibbs (8.6 ppg., 5.9 apg., 4.1 rpg.).
The skinny: The Bluejays swept the regular-season and tournament titles in what could be their last season in the Missouri Valley Conference. The team that could join the Catholic Seven in the new Big East is led by McDermott, a national player of the year candidate.
Record: 25-8, 11-5 Mountain West, 2d. RPI: 24.
Coach: Larry Eustachy (22d season, 427-266 overall; 25-8 in one season at Colorado State, 3-4 NCAA).
Best win: 66-61 vs. UNLV, Jan. 19.
Worst loss: 64-55 vs. Illinois-Chicago, Dec. 8.
Three-pointers: 33.2 percent.
Free throws: 71.3 percent.
Top three: Colton Iverson (14.7 ppg., 9.8 rpg., 1.3 apg.), Dorian Green (12.8 ppg., 3.8 apg., 2.6 rpg.), Pierce Hornung (8.7 ppg., 9.2 rpg., 2.3 apg.).
The skinny: The Rams' 25 wins are school record for a season. They are making their second consecutive and 10th overall NCAA tourney appearance.
Record: 23-10, 11-7 SEC, tied 5th. RPI: 35.
Coach: Frank Haith (ninth season, 182-116 overall; 53-15 in two seasons at Missouri; 1-1 NCAA).
Best win: 98-79 vs. Mississippi, Feb. 9.
Worst loss: 70-68 at Texas A&M, Feb. 7.
Three-pointers: 34.0 percent.
Free throws: 73.9 percent.
Top three: Alex Oriakhi (11.1 ppg., 8.6 rpg., 1.6 bpg.), Phil Pressey (11.6 ppg., 3.4 rpg., 7.1 apg.), Jabari Brown (13.7 ppg., 3.5 rpg., 1.5 apg.).
The skinny: Pressey, whose father, Paul, played in the NBA, was a first-team all-SEC choice and led the conference in assists. The Tigers were second in the SEC in scoring offense (76.2 ppg.) and first in free-throw percentage. Missouri had the top rebounding margin in the SEC (plus-9.6 per game).
Record: 22-11, 9-9 Big East, tied for 9th. RPI: 49.
Coach: Mick Cronin (10th season, 204-122 overall; 135-99 in seven seasons at Cincinnati; 3-4 NCAA).
Best win: 71-69 vs. Marquette, Jan. 19.
Worst loss: 54-50 vs. Providence, Feb. 6.
Three-pointers: 31.7 percent.
Free throws: 64.9 percent.
Top three: Sean Kilpatrick (16.9 ppg., 5.2 rpg.), Cashmere Wright (12.6 ppg., 3.1 apg., 1.6 spg.), JaQuon Parker (11.3 ppg., 4.9 rpg.).
The skinny: The Bearcats ended nonconference play with a 12-1 record and a No. 8 ranking but shot a league-worst 37.2 percent in Big East games and have lost seven of their last 11 games. Kilpatrick was fifth in conference scoring.
Record: 28-5, 19-1 Sun Belt, 1st East. RPI: 28.
Coach: (Kermit Davis 15th season, 279-188 overall; 208-138 in 11 seasons at Middle Tennessee State; 0-2 NCAA).
Best win: 65-62 vs. Mississippi, Dec. 8.
Worst loss: 66-60, OT, vs. Arkansas State, Jan. 3.
Three-pointers: 37.8 percent.
Free throws: 69.3 percent.
Top three: Marcos Knight (12.5 ppg., 5.8 rpg., 2.4 apg.), Shawn Jones (8.6 ppg., 5.4 rpg., 1.2 bpg.), Bruce Massey (6.6 ppg., 3.3 apg., 1.5 spg.).
The skinny: The Blue Raiders had their 17-game winning streak snapped by Florida International in the conference semifinals. Using 10 players a game, Middle Tennessee is one of the deepest teams in the country.
Record: 27-6, 14-2 West Coast, 2d. RPI: 31.
Coach: Randy Bennett (12th season, 262-123 overall and at St. Mary's; 2-4 NCAA).
Best win: 74-66 vs. Creighton, Feb. 23.
Worst loss: 65-56 vs. Georgia Tech, Nov. 25.
Three-pointers: 37.5 percent.
Free throws: 72.6 percent.
Top three: Matthew Dellavedova (15.8 ppg., 6.4 apg.), Stephen Holt (11.8 ppg., 5.4 rpg.), Brad Waldow (10.2 ppg., 6.1 rpg.).
The skinny: The Gaels, who lost three times to Gonzaga, made the field thanks to the Creighton win, their only one over a top-50 RPI team. Dellavedova, an Australian Olympian, ranked 16th in the nation in assists and 19th in free-throw percentage (87.7).
Record: 26-8, 12-6 Pac-12, tied 2d. RPI: 46.
Coach: Dana Altman (24th season, 481-279 overall; 71-36 in three seasons at Oregon; 2-8 NCAA)
Best win: 76-67 vs. UCLA, Jan. 19.
Worst loss: 76-52 vs. Stanford, Jan. 30.
Three-pointers: 32.3 percent.
Free throws: 71.0 percent.
Top three: E.J. Singler (11.6 ppg., 4.9 rpg., 2.9 apg.), Carlos Emory (11.0 ppg., 4.2 rpg.), Damyean Dotson (10.8 ppg., 3.7 rpg.).
The skinny: Altman was named Pac-12 coach of the year. Singler, a 6-foot-6 senior, was a first-team all-conference selection. Oregon, the conference tourney champs, led the Pac-12 in rebounding (37.4 per game) and steals (8.5 per game).
Record: 23-10, 14-4 Western Athletic, 3d. RPI: 57.
Coach: Marvin Menzies (sixth season, 125-78 overall and at New Mexico State; 0-2 NCAA).
Best win: 68-60 vs. Southern Mississippi, Dec. 1.
Worst loss: 71-62 vs. Oregon State, Nov. 11.
Three-pointers: 32.0 percent.
Free throws: 65.6 percent.
Top three: Daniel Mullings (14.0 ppg., 5.2 rpg., 2.2 spg.), Bandja Sy (11.7 ppg., 7.3 rpg.), Sim Bhullar (10.2 ppg., 6.5 rpg., 2.4 bpg.).
The skinny: The Aggies averaged just 4.0 three-point baskets but used a strong inside game to shoot better than 46 percent from the field and outrebound opponents by 6.4 per game. Bhullar is a 7-foot-5, 360-pound freshman from Toronto.
Record: 26-7, 13-3 Horizon League, 1st. RPI: 59.
Coach: Bryce Drew (second season, 48-19 overall and at Valparaiso; 0-0 NCAA).
Best win: 89-88 vs. Detroit, Jan. 17.
Worst loss: 63-54 vs. Loyola (Ill.), Jan. 2.
Three-pointers: 37.6 percent.
Free throws: 73.3 percent.
Top three: Ryan Broekhoff (15.9 ppg., 7.3 rpg.), Kevin Van Wijk (12.7 ppg., 5.5 rpg.), Erik Buggs (6.8 ppg., 3.7 apg., 1.5 spg.).
The skinny: The Crusaders reached their first NCAA tourney under Drew, author of one of the most iconic game-winning shots in tournament history. They shot almost 49 percent from the field. Broekhoff has knocked down 43.1 percent of his three-point attempts.
Record: 24-10, 9-7 America East, 5th. RPI: 128.
Coach: Will Brown (12th season, 172-190 overall and at Albany; 0-2 NCAA).
Best win: 61-59 vs. Stony Brook, March 10.
Worst loss: 66-52 vs. Maine, Feb. 9
Three-pointers: 36.4 percent.
Free throws: 73.4 percent.
Top three: Mike Black (14.9 ppg.), Jacob Iati (12.1 ppg.), Sam Rowley (9.0 ppg., 6.3 rpg.).
The skinny: The Great Danes, the conference leader in free-throw percentage, actually sank more free throws (502) than their opponents attempted (493). Rowley shot 53.4 percent from the field and Iati knocked down 89 three-point baskets.
Record: 15-20, 6-10 Big South, 5th North. RPI: 289.
Coach: Dale Layer (20th season, 333-260 overall; 63-67 in five seasons at Liberty; 0-1 NCAA).
Best win: 87-76 vs. Charleston Southern, March 10.
Worst loss: 68-60 vs. Presbyterian, Jan. 19.
Three-pointers: 37.3 percent.
Free throws: 72.6 percent.
Top three: John Caleb Sanders (14.2 ppg., 4.0 rpg., 3.5 apg.), Davon Marshall (13.4 ppg., 2.8 apg., 2.1 rpg.), Tavares Speaks (13.1 ppg., 3.3 rpg., 1.1 spg.).
The skinny: The Flames are one of the surprise teams in the NCAA tourney. They pulled off a major upset over Charleston Southern to go dancing.
Record: 19-16, 8-8 MEAC, tied 6th. RPI: 214.
Coach: Cy Alexander (23d season, 363-325 overall; 19-16 in one year at NC A&T; 0-5 NCAA).
Best win: 57-54 vs. Morgan State, March 16.
Worst loss: 72-70 vs. South Carolina State, Feb. 16.
Three-pointers: 29.9 percent.
Free throws: 65.8 percent.
Top three: Adrian Powell (12.5 ppg., 5.0 rpg., 1.9 apg.), Lamont Middleton (12.4 ppg., 4.1 rpg. 2.3 apg.), Jean Louisme (9.4 ppg., 3.4 rpg., 1.6 apg.).
The skinny: Powell, a 6-foot-6 senior, scored 14 points to lead the seventh-seeded Aggies to the win over Morgan State in the MEAC championship. The Aggies had lost four of their last six regular-season games before winning four straight to capture the MEAC title. This was NC A&T's first MEAC title since 1995.
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Energize any costume gala with this great couple's disguise. Includes one black and gray socket costume and white plug costume with cord. These costumes are made of a lightweight durable fabric over Denur foam. Plug will fit into socket costume! 2-piece set. Polyester. Spot clean only.
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Title: Great couple costume!
Date: Nov 05, 2011
My husband and I loved this costume. It was fun for everyone and so easy to wear. We got to put normal clothes underneath and not have to wear any costume makeup. The even extra kicker was my husband owns an electrical contracting company. We personalized it with the logo! Great laughs for such a great price for two costumes!
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Reviewed by: KDMN
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Title: Good costume for the price
Date: Nov 01, 2011
Quality is OK but the price is right. The costume has a phallic sort of spin but it is cute in adult company.
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Nice costume for couples and I love ones that elicit a laugh and this did! Comfy as well
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Date: Oct 27, 2011
Got a bunch of laughs. Innocent for the kids because they think it is cool. Funny for the adults. Loved the couple costume.
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This was an original costume,we received lots of compliments on it,the fit for me was great,a tad bit snug for my husband,you would have to remain together to get full effect of costume,if my husband is in another room and someone for the first time seeing him,would question what was he??once they see us together then they see the full effect,then the compliments rolls in,I enjoyed the costume,was comfortable to wear,I would recommend this costume to others,a very practical but unique costume.
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Posted by Charlene on 01/09/2014
I have just returned from there now, the service from the server was great he was polite and attentive, the scones were amazing but the sandwiches just tiny. On leaving the concierge who went to get our coats was so rude, he made me walk to him with the ticket ( which I usually wouldn't mind only when I walked over but it wasn't close enough for his liking and he would not put his hand out to take the ticket I had to stretch over to him as he was too lazy to do his job). On returning with our jackets stood in the hallway and made me go and collect them from him he just held them out like they were infected and was getting agitated when I was waited from him to bring them over to us as anyone going to get a jacket for the customer would usually. I have been to some of the top afternoon tea places in London such as the Ritz and Claridges and have never been treated so badly by a snobby member of staff thinking he was so far above his station. They need to be careful with this staff member as he will soon dwindle their good reviews by bad ones if he keeps dolling out bad service. unfortunately this tainted our experience and leave me giving only an 'Ok' review.
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I'd heard so much about this place. After having been there (granted..just once) I really think it's nothing special. Disappointing nibbles and over-priced.
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From the moment you open the heavy oak front door, you are enveloped in a heady, old-fashioned environment with a mix of antiques, fresh flowers, jazz music, and candlelight. The service is prompt but not pushy, and the food just keeps coming. The sandwiches were freshly made, and the egg salad with parsley was a perfect mix of tradition and innovation. The scones are rich and buttery with a tender crust and abundant clotted cream and rich raspberry jam. There was a good selection of teas, but they were bagged, not loose, and mine was stewed and bitter by the end of the meal. Great atmosphere for a special occasion when you want to experience a peaceful indulgence.
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An avid fan of high tea, I must say that this hidden treasure of a tea salon is simple, classy, and exquisite. The place is beyond gorgeous and enjoyed the vintage setting. The salad was light and refreshing. The dainty miniature tea sandwiches were delectable. My fave was the smoked salmon and the turkey cranberry had a sweet savory twist to it. The green tea was earthy, yet light and a perfect complement to the sweet treats - scones, petit fours, cookies, and choco strawberries. Come here and leave with a smile =.)
Posted by Alison on 08/31/2008
I took my daughter to her first high tea and she couldn't have been more thrilled. To the decorated sugar cubes to the beautiful atmosphere, she was as delighted as opening gifts on Christmas. The service was excellent and the food delicious. I would recommend Lady Mendl's to anyone.
Posted by Mary on 06/14/2008
I just got back from a bridal shower and the first thing I had to do was write a rave review!! We started with champagne and mixers for the first section. After chatting up a storm we were called to have a seat to start our five courses! The food was exceptional, the tea servers were extremely kind and the service was perfect! This is something every one has to experience. Enjoy!!
Posted by Mark s on 03/04/2008
when I first went into lady mendl's I was taken aback by the atmosphere! Every detail down to the British man at the front desk was perfect. I enjoyed my time at the salon, but unfortunately the food seemed repetitive and too early prepared. I think that these things could be easily enhanced however. I would still refer this tea salon but I hope they take more notice in the course selection and when the food is prepared.


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1. Peyton Manning – 4 more touchdowns sets the record at 16 over the first 4 games. Oh yeah, he also hasn't thrown an interception yet. Who knew that funny guy from the commercials could also play football? — Sidenote, why aren't Peyton and John Fox making a "what does the fox say" video? Concentrating on football isn't an acceptable answer
2. Reggie Bush – Several running backs had really good days. Adrian Peterson, Arian Foster, Darren Sproles and Jamaal Charles included. Bush, however, help his team win and averaged 7.7 yards per carry against Chicago, so I'm giving him the slight edge here. The Lions look legit and Bush really rounds out their offense well.
3. Tony Gonzalez – While it is understandable that Gonzalez isn't getting the Mariano Rivera tour-de-retirement, As the season progresses, I hope ESPN at least gives him the same attention they gave Ray Lewis last season. 12 catches for 149 and 2 touchdowns is strikingly impressive for the 17yr veteran but it left the Falcons just shy of unseeding the Patriots.
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2. Le'Veon Bell – Welcome to the National Football League, in London. After being sidelined for the first three weeks, Bell not only started but found the end zone twice this weekend. This is a boon for Pittsburgh, as they didn't score a rushing touchdown in the previous three weeks.
3. Danny Woodhead – This week, the Chargers remembered they have an effective offense that can score points. Danny Woodhead scored 2 touchdowns on 10 touches this week, further infuriating Ryan Mathews owners. Bush and Sproles continue to be effective, look for the Chargers to try and use Woodhead similarly.
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3. Ray Rice – Originally, he was expected to miss this week but then Baltimore announced Rice was suiting up. He gets a bit of a pass for coming back early but if you're only going to carry the ball 5 times for 17 yards was it really worth it?
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Jamie Foxx (Ray) and Ken Jeong (The Hangover) are pulling the Hollywood business version of Freaky Friday and swapping projects. Foxx has agreed to star in the Jeong-written laugher, After Prom, a buddy comedy about two old high school friends, "a jock and a cool dude" as Foxx puts it, who find themselves helping their own children navigate through a high school prom. Jeong has also agreed to star in a project that Foxx is developing. For more on that, hit the jump.
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The Columbia River Maritime Museum offers an array of educational programs for K-12 school groups. From docent-led tours of the Museum and the Lightship Columbia, to in-class programs and activity-rich publications, the Museum is dedicated to increasing your students' understanding of the maritime history of the Columbia River and the Pacific Northwest.
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From Sea Otters to French Fries: Columbia River as Economic Highway (Grades 4-6)
The Columbia River has been a major highway for trade since the Pacific Northwest was first inhabited. Students will examine a variety of goods and transportation modes from the 1700s to present, gaining an understanding of the importance of global trade connections and the Columbia River. Hands-on activities including measuring, container ship loading and group problem solving are incorporated into this program to illustrate changing transportation technologies, supply and demand, and the importance of the Columbia River then and now. Maximum of 60 students.
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Leading innovation in motorsport is nothing new for Nissan - its GT Academy has proven to be a genuine stepping stone from games console sofa to a real motor racing career. Ordonez was the inaugural winner in 2008; three years later, he made his Le Mans 24 Hours debut, scoring a podium in an LMP2 class dominated by Nissan engine power. The Spaniard was among a handful of drivers who tested Nissan DeltaWing during its rapid development process earlier this year.
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Jabali Game and Nature Reserve is a private and exclusive destination only 45 minutes from Pretoria. Luxury, private chalets with incredible views, overlooking unspoilt bushveld.
Game viewing in your own vehicle, hiking, mountain-biking, mountaineering, fishing and nature photography are some of the activities available at Jabali Game Reserve.
At Jabali you will stay in a luxurious 5 star Chalet designed for your comfort and pleasure. The chalets have 2 bedrooms, lounge and open plan kitchen. Each chalet has it's own private veranda with stunning views. The Chalets are fully fitted and serviced every day. The magnificent swimming pool and large lapa provide great entertainment with stunning views. Luxury, comfort, quality and service is what you can expect at Jabali!
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Ok, long time, no see. I've been making things over the summer (and actually wearing them!), but taking pictures of my sewing projects seems the hardest part of all, somehow. So here it goes.
Last winter I bought this very large (can't really remember how many X's were there) pleated skirt with an elastic waistband. It was the fabric that drewn my attention, but it stayed in my stash box for quite a while, until the end of March. Yep, I've decided to give it a go. The prospect of ironing the pleats sort of made me lazy, so I thought that a simple, SMALL bodice should do the trick. I chose "Knee length dress with pockets" from Burda, 2010/11. I've traced down and cut out the pattern. Ironed a piece of fabric for the bodice and straps to make it flat (that took a while, I must confess…). In the end I've started cutting out the fabric and met my first challenge. The fabric was thin, very thin, FAR TOO THIN!!! It was clear, that the fabric alone would look rather lousy on my bony frame. SO. Here comes his majesty The Lining. I did the sort of lining that Sewaholic likes to make while constructing bodices of her dresses. Meaning – I've cut out identical pieces for the bodice from soft black woven cotton, pined the two layers together and zigzagged the edges of each separate piece (six in total).
And I dropped the whole business for a month or so.
Yes, I do that, most of the times… Well, there was this fact that there'll be quite an amount of adjusting before I can start the actual sewing. As always, really. Same issues: gaping front and "armholes" (I know that there are no armholes here, but the side pieces were gaping terribly). Probably I was lucky that this bodice is made of six pieces, because I could adjust it all over. And it turned quite well in the end.
P.s. When I saw the picture of this dress in the magazine (the beautiful dress, modeled in a ballet class), it struck me that the bodice sort of flattens the chest, thought it was obvious that the model had a rather big bosom. And the funny thing was that after I tried my pined version on, it did just the same with me, though I have very little to show. So it was the pattern, really and not the body. I did quite a lot adjusting with the center and side seams and in the end I had this lovely, flowery corset-like-bodice, perfectly fitting and so on. I guess that bustier ladies should have quite a problem with this bodice, because it might look quite unflattering. Well, it's just my opinion.
The skirt part is just a rectangle, made from the originally pleated part of the skirt (sounds weird, but anyway). I've used almost every single scrap of the skirt to make this dress, so this was probably the most economical remake I've ever made! ;D
P.p.s. You know… this dress looks rather sad on a hanger and if it was RTW, I would never ever even pick it up. Strange, really, because once you put it on, it becomes really shapely. And the nicest compliment I got for this dress was "It gives you more" :)
A large skirt, zip, thread
Oct 29, 2011, 11.52 AMby mememe-1
Labai gražu :)
Oct 29, 2011, 08.06 PMby dreamfast
Ačiū ;) Tik su nuotraukomis nekas gavosi, kaip visad :>
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