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2 So I have looked upon you in the sanctuary, beholding your power and glory. | 2 I have seen you in the sanctuary and beheld your power and your glory. |
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1 So come on, let's leave the preschool fingerpainting exercises on Christ and get on with the grand work of art. Grow up in Christ. The basic foundational truths are in place: turning your back on "salvation by self-help" and turning in trust toward God; | 1 Therefore let us leave the elementary teachings about Christ and go on to maturity, not laying again the foundation of repentance from acts that lead to death, and of faith in God, |
2 baptismal instructions; laying on of hands; resurrection of the dead; eternal judgment. | 2 instruction about baptisms, the laying on of hands, the resurrection of the dead, and eternal judgment. |
3 God helping us, we'll stay true to all that. But there's so much more. Let's get on with it! | 3 And God permitting, we will do so. |
4 Once people have seen the light, gotten a taste of heaven and been part of the work of the Holy Spirit, | 4 It is impossible for those who have once been enlightened, who have tasted the heavenly gift, who have shared in the Holy Spirit, |
5 once they've personally experienced the sheer goodness of God's Word and the powers breaking in on us - | 5 who have tasted the goodness of the word of God and the powers of the coming age, |
6 if then they turn their backs on it, washing their hands of the whole thing, well, they can't start over as if nothing happened. That's impossible. Why, they've re-crucified Jesus! They've repudiated him in public! | 6 if they fall away, to be brought back to repentance, because to their loss they are crucifying the Son of God all over again and subjecting him to public disgrace. |
7 Parched ground that soaks up the rain and then produces an abundance of carrots and corn for its gardener gets God's "Well done!" | 7 Land that drinks in the rain often falling on it and that produces a crop useful to those for whom it is farmed receives the blessing of God. |
8 But if it produces weeds and thistles, it's more likely to get cussed out. Fields like that are burned, not harvested. | 8 But land that produces thorns and thistles is worthless and is in danger of being cursed. In the end it will be burned. |
9 I'm sure that won't happen to you, friends. I have better things in mind for you - salvation things! | 9 Even though we speak like this, dear friends, we are confident of better things in your case--things that accompany salvation. |
10 God doesn't miss anything. He knows perfectly well all the love you've shown him by helping needy Christians, and that you keep at it. | 10 God is not unjust; he will not forget your work and the love you have shown him as you have helped his people and continue to help them. |
11 And now I want each of you to extend that same intensity toward a full-bodied hope, and keep at it till the finish. | 11 We want each of you to show this same diligence to the very end, in order to make your hope sure. |
12 Don't drag your feet. Be like those who stay the course with committed faith and then get everything promised to them. | 12 We do not want you to become lazy, but to imitate those who through faith and patience inherit what has been promised. |
13 When God made his promise to Abraham, he backed it to the hilt, putting his own reputation on the line. | 13 When God made his promise to Abraham, since there was no one greater for him to swear by, he swore by himself, |
14 He said, "I promise that I'll bless you with everything I have - bless and bless and bless!" | 14 saying, "I will surely bless you and give you many descendants." |
15 Abraham stuck it out and got everything that had been promised to him. | 15 And so after waiting patiently, Abraham received what was promised. |
16 When people make promises, they guarantee them by appeal to some authority above them so that if there is any question that they'll make good on the promise, the authority will back them up. | 16 Men swear by someone greater than themselves, and the oath confirms what is said and puts an end to all argument. |
17 When God wanted to guarantee his promises, he gave his word, a rock-solid guarantee - | 17 Because God wanted to make the unchanging nature of his purpose very clear to the heirs of what was promised, he confirmed it with an oath. |
18 God can't break his word. And because his word cannot change, the promise is likewise unchangeable. | 18 God did this so that, by two unchangeable things in which it is impossible for God to lie, we who have fled to take hold of the hope offered to us may be greatly encouraged. |
19 It's an unbreakable spiritual lifeline, reaching past all appearances right to the very presence of God | 19 We have this hope as an anchor for the soul, firm and secure. It enters the inner sanctuary behind the curtain, |
20 where Jesus, running on ahead of us, has taken up his permanent post as high priest for us, in the order of Melchizedek. | 20 where Jesus, who went before us, has entered on our behalf. He has become a high priest forever, in the order of Melchizedek. |
Published by permission. Originally published by NavPress in English as THE MESSAGE: The Bible in Contemporary Language copyright 2002 by Eugene Peterson. All rights reserved. (The Message Bible Online) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |


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29 And the disciples, every man according to his ability, purposed to send relief to the brethren who dwelt in Judea. | 29 The disciples, each according to his ability, decided to provide help for the brothers living in Judea. |
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I'm trying to use CSS combined with a regular HTML form that accepts input values from the user, one width value and two height values. I use the form values gathered to modify two different CSS classes. Both get the same width value and each class gets a unique height value. (AddlAge and AddlWeight are the modified versions of these values)
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In Firefox, Safari and Opera, the images will appear in the proper spots corresponding to the values that the user submits. However, in IE, the two images appear at the proper width values but appear far above the table height-wise or completely off the page depending on what values are submitted. I've searched the net for a solution to my problem, but so far out of everything I've tried nothing works! Please help!
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There's a very cool world out there your can put in the palm of your children's hands, giving them the power to create animation around your home inside or out.
Welcome to the world of a technique called stop-motion animation.
What is great about it is that you don't have to be an amazing drawing artist — just a story teller or comedian, and we all have stories or jokes we like to tell. It's a great technique your children can use to tell their stories and transform a mobile device or video game/video playing device to a stop-motion-animation making machine.
If you are scratching your head at this point and asking what stop motion is again, you probably own films that used this animation technique. "The Adventures of Wallace and Gromit," "The Pirates! Band of Misfits," "The Nightmare Before Christmas," "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" are among many such films.
I remember the California Raisins commercials being the stop-motion of my time. Actually the talking, moving raisins were the result of what is called clay-mation — they were made of clay and filmed at each movement, which when all the frames were put together created the illusion of fluid motion.
The first instance of the stop motion technique can be credited to Albert E. Smith and J. Stuart Blackton for "The Humpty Dumpty Circus" in 1897. So this not some fad for the latest animation blockbuster or some classic '60s holiday video you only watch once a year. This technique has been around the block and can be harnessed in your phone or other portable device.
Enough of the history lesson. Let's get into what you need to do to get going.
You will need one of the following mobile devices, as in devices not tied to a desk:
- Nintendo 3ds, comes with stop-motion software
- A cell phone running Android 1.5 and up
- iPhone 3gs, 4, 4s or 5
- iPad 2 or 3
- iPod Touch 4 or 5
Apps you need can be:
- For Apple devices, iMotion HD app is has free version
- For Android phones, stop-motion app has a lite version that is free
Are there better apps? Possibly, but these are free and being a parent with other family expenses, free seems like the right price for us. If the kids get really into it you can always look at added features or other paid apps.
All of these apps are very easy to use and most likely your children will master them in 10 minutes. They all break down to picking a setting or two, creating a name for your movie and taking pictures.
We used a whiteboard to draw an images, taking a picture of it, then erasing and drawing another image for our next frame.
I found that most children like to animate a puppet or toy instead of drawing images for each frame. Your children can build a world of stages or blocks or cardboard for their toys to perform in, allowing them capture some of their imagination into stories they like to tell and retell.
Another fun technique is called time-lapse. Most stop-motion applications come with a time-lapse feature. It allows you set the camera down and let the camera do all the work taking pictures at intervals — not so good for stop-motion but still fun to play with.
It can involve doing simple things like filming a family member eating in intervals or watching something cook through the glass window in the oven. My favorite is setting up the device outside and capturing the leaves falling.
People love watching things change over time, especially if a lot has been accomplished like cleaning a room (wink wink, parents). So you might set up the phone to capture your child cleaning his or her room in time-lapse.
This could work out in a couple of ways, amusing for the child and making cleaning their room fun, or showing your child later how quickly he or she cleaned their room when they say it takes sooo long. Or you can create some Mary Poppins-like tricks to make it seem as if the room is cleaning itself.
Another great thing is the application runs on your phone, so you can take it anywhere for hours of fun.
But mostly this can transform the passive act of watching an animation or film into an empowering act where you and your child become a film maker and story teller, plus have some fun and share some laughs.
Jentzen Mooney is a Walla Walla-based business analyst and consultant. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com
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Everything makes me breakout. I can't use expensive stuff on my face either. It seemed nothing worked. But this stuff, inexpensive worked like a CHARM. I have not broken out with it and it covers up all my blemishes! I love this foundation.
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I have Broken Capillaries in my cheeks, so have really red cheeks, and I have always struggled to find a foundation to cover these without 4 or 5 layers of cake (Concealer doesn't work). Also adding to the redness is that fact that my cheeks run rather hot in temperature, meaning foundations dont last ... at all.
Revlon Colourstay is now my set standard foundation. Like all other foundations 1 layer just wont cover me, however I slightly dab a little more foundation over the top of my cheeks and it covers them completely. This is heaven compared to the tone of layers I normally use to have to wear. And the product stays on all day for me! It doesn't feel too heavy on, and defiantly doesn't feel like a mask.
My only complain is that it does rub off onto my collar on my work shirts.
The price here in New Zealand seems to be creeping up every 6 months or so, so its not overly cheap anymore at $45 NZD a bottle, lasting me about a month.
A large range of shades, that are easy to match to your skin tone.
Love it, and you all will too.
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I've used this foundation. normal/dry for ages.Obviously I like it a lot. It stays on forever, the colour is a perfect match for me (sand beige.) But, I don't like the new formula (soft flex added.) Am I the only one who finds this way greasier than the original? I find it works like the old formula if I don't wear moisturizer which is kind of weird feeling on my skin. I'm going to try it for oily skin. Anybody have any suggestions on how to make it seem like the old formula or where to find the old formula.? thanks kc
This is THE best foundation I have ever used. I got the normal in ivory and I love it. It stayed on for 14 hours and looked flawless till the end. I didn't have to reapply it at all. Which is great for a highschooler. If you want a great foundation for under 11 dollars, this is the stuff for you!!!
i lost hope with finding a foundation that wouldn't make me a greaseball or turn mu pores into craters
but then revlon .....
it's a liquid so I was skeptic about it with my oily skin but it was perfect and great coverage !
no breakouts
best of all it lasted all day and didn't have to blot alllll day
im in love with this product !
For reference, I am NC30 with combination skin. I use "Medium Beige" which is the exact shade.
- Medium coverage
- Lasts all day
- Value for money
- Didn't break me out
- Packaging pretty sturdy - I dropped it on tile floor and it didn't even crack
- Hard to find exact shade - it wasn't yellow-based enough for me
- Photographs wierd - white cast sometimes, looks patchy or powdery other times
- Can look really "made-up" and cakey if not extra careful
- Because it is heavy, I avoid wearing it during the day
- No pump sucks
Overall - it is a decent drugstore foundation, but because it lacks in versatility, I wouldn't purchase again
I have this in Active Light, SPF 15, SPF 6, and I have tried the Mousse.
I really like AL. It has great SPF of 25. It wears forever and ever. It is very, very sheer, so I also use the other CS foundations for more coverage. This is a great summer foundation. Great stuff. I have Buff.
I also have the SPF 15 for normal/dry. I have very oily skin, but use this foundation. It works great for me and I prefer it to the oily/combo version. Great SPF, medium coverage. It finishes better and the look is more natural as the day goes on. I bought it in Buff.
I sometimes use my SPF 6 for combo/oily. It is good, too, but I find it gets blotchier after a few hours of wear. I like the SPF 15 better, but they are very, very similar products. I have it in, you guessed it, Buff.
Finally, I tried the Mineral Mousse at least twice. I bought the Fair and the Fair Light. The color was off and the product seemed cakier than the regular or AL versions. I returned it both time to the DS.
Oily-skinned people: You need to try these foundations! They work great and I am very happy with them. I have tried tons of products that claim to be for oily skin, but these products are my favorite.
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I think the coverage was great and it was long wearing, but I could not get passed the smell since its on my face and near my nose, I had to return it.
I can't even remember the color I purchased. I wish I did cause if you are NW45 or darker in MAC that some of the darker colors in Revlon color stay can run a little red.
hey there :)
i just decided that i'm going to write a review on this gorgeous foundation, because it is really worth it!
let me explain about my skin; my skin is...hard to describe. i hardly ever break out on my t-zone, more likely on my cheeks, especially during the time i'm on my period (sry if that's too much info). but most of the time my skin looks good. my main problem are not pimples, but rather, that in summer (don't have that problem in winter, in winter my skin is normal to dry) i tend to get oily around my nose and on my cheeks (right under the eyearea). i just hate that oily shine that causes my make-up to slip of. so i needed something to matt me down.
what i look for in a foundation is: a mattening effect, to control oil and shine, for it to stay on veeery long, buildable coverage and waterproof would be nice too :P yeah right, what i needed was a miracle xD
i told the lady at the store all these things and she gave me the clinique superfit make-up, which i love too, will repurchase it, but use it in winter only, when i don't have the oily-skin-problem, because it doesn't help with that (but it's still a very great foundation and definetely worth to try out!). My Kett powder doesn't help to control the shine either, and primers do nothing for me (no pore shrinking, no lasting longer, just a waste of money :P only exception are eyeshadow primers).
so i heard about the revlon foundation for combo/oily skin on youtube. it's not available in austria, so i had to order it from germany, and since i couldn't check out the colors and colormatch (pictures of swatches didn't help a lot), i ordered the foundation in natural tan (my skin is taned, but i just thought it would still be too dark for me and it was) and a lighter color - sand beige. when i mix those two together i get my perfect skin color :)
when i used this foundation for the first time, i thought it was a mistake to buy it. it felt sticky and smelled weird, i also thought it was too heavy. but now...i just love it.
i do not think it is hard too blend, as many people described it to be, works perfectly when you apply with (clean) fingers and blend. it dries in faster than any other foundation i ever used (mac's face and body foundation, ketts hydro foundation blabla the list goes on and on), so i apply a bit of it too my cheeks, forehead and chin and blend it all over my face. you don't have to hurry, just apply evenly without falling asleep and it'll blend well :P i tried applying it with my artdeco foundation brush and with my Mac 188, it looked streaky with both.
it feels sticky first, but give it 2 minutes and it'll dry in and stay there the whooole day long. i applied it in the morning, came home in the evening, i swear it still looked super good. and the best thing about it: no shine, no oil, i didn't have to redo it or add more powder (after applying i waited 2mins so it would really set and then added powder very lightly, stippling it on with my mac 182 -, stippling, not rubbing because i think that gives a very cakey and a "see-i'm-wearing-make-up" like effect and you just wanna look like a natural beauty right :D).
i read complains about how it does not come off when you try to wash it off. isn't that great? meaning its waterproof wooohoo. i have to wash my face twice (i'm using gatineau moderactive gel make-up remover which is the beeest), to get all of it off. and i like the fact that the foundation does not come off easily!
the packaging annoys me. it needs a pump. and i'm hopefully going to find one that'll fit -_-
revlons colorstay foundation has a beautiful finish, doesn't look as if you're wearing a lot of make-up but covers blemishes and discoloration super.
i used it for 2 weeks now, on a nearly daily basis, it does not break me out or cause irritation to my skin.
i got compliments on how "flawless" my skin looks from strangers when really it isn't, but revlon makes your complexion look great.
what else is there to say? go give it a try. the price is fair, i'm just a bit upset that i have to order it from germany.
sry for spelling mistakes or bad english, greets from austria :D
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I have dry skin an i struggled to find a review of this foundation the dry/combination so i thought i would give my review. I absoultey love this foundation, after watching millions of youtubers raving about it i had to give it ago. First off the coverage is amazing, one thin layer is quite full coverage, but you can do it again for maxium coverage. I didn't even need consealer with it.!
As for my dry skin, i didn't notice it cakeing or drying out my problem dry areas.
It literally lasted all day an night.
This is the ONLY foundation where i haven't needed to apply powder over the top to 'set' it.
It really is amazing.
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Museums Play Important Role in Science Education for Kids
At the Liberty Science Center in New Jersey kids can learn about science in a fun and exciting atmosphere.
Science educator Lisa Silverman showed a group of students how surgery is performed "" on a person dressed in a banana suit, that is.
"Can everybody say the word 'autoclave?'" Silverman asked while holding up some surgical instruments. "That's a fancy word for an oven-dishwasher that goes at a very high temperature and actually kills the germs."
As she guided the children through the operation, she also taught lessons about infections, surgery, the roles of operating room staff and the kinds of schooling one needs to be a surgeon.
Education experts call this "informal" or "free-choice" science learning, since it takes place outside of the school setting.
A congressionally chartered nonprofit group that advises the federal government known as the National Academies will release a report this summer about the learning of science in such informal settings""including such places as museums, zoos and aquariums.
The report is meant to address the lack of scientific education and literacy among Americans. Many are afraid there will be a shortfall of homegrown engineers and scientists to keep the nation competitive, a general work force ill-equipped to function in an increasingly high-tech workplace, and a citizenry struggling to grasp complex public issues like stem cell research.
Experts believe science museums can play a big role in teaching and promoting science to both children and adults.
David Ucko, an expert on informal learning at the National Science Foundation, requested the study to take place later this summer. "Studies are showing that such institutions stimulate interest, awareness, knowledge and understanding."
Gerry Wheeler, executive director of the National Science Teachers Association, believes summer projects, like this one, are very useful. "They're a valuable resource for making nature real to the young, hungry mind."
The Liberty Science Center expects about 850,000 guests this year. Visitors can walk a high steel beam in the skyscraper exhibit or practice laboratory procedures.
"With us, they're right up touching the science," says Jeff Osowski, the center's vice president of learning and teaching.
School groups can talk with surgeons on the end of a live video link while they perform operations.
"The students ask a lot of questions and get very frank answers from the doctors and the nurses," said Bobbi Bremmer, who teaches high school science in Livingston, N.J.
The kids are welcome to ask as many questions as they like. For many students, "that is as important as any technical or book lesson, because the information is applicable to their families, friends and most of all, themselves," she said.
George Hein, a professor emeritus at Lesley University in Cambridge, Mass., and author of the book "Learning in the Museum", believes museums have an enormous role to play in teaching children because they can offer experiences that are tough for schools to present.
"You can actually do science. You can take prisms and mirrors and see what happens when you move light around," he said.
"Another advantage of museums is that visitors can choose what to focus on, and that helps them learn more and retain it longer," says Oregon State University researcher John Falk. He believes museums benefit from a self-fulfilling prophecy: People expect to learn about science there, and so they do.
One research study showed that visitors do learn from these presentations. A demonstration of the human skeleton allowed visitors to pedal a stationary bicycle while a pane of glass showed an image of a skeleton within the visitor's reflection.
After the experience, 6- and 7-year olds were asked to draw a skeleton. Nearly all drew bones terminating at the joints""a sharp contrast to the performance of other kids who didn't go through the exhibit. Nearly all the museum visitors in the study still knew the relationship between bones and joints almost eight months later.
"The value of a science museum is that you expose yourself to science, that you pursue science and learn a little bit … and you stay connected to science and you see value in science and that helps society support the scientific enterprise," said Falk.
"What's more, science museums entice families to learn together, and even about each other," he said. "Parents may discover that a daughter is interested in engineering."
Sue Allen, who studies museum learning at San Francisco's Exploratorium, said "in a fast-changing world where people need to keep learning all their lives, science museums provide a model for going beyond classroom education."
"We are one of the few places where people can get energized, get inspired, get excited … and practice their own natural scientific inquiry skills. What a fantastic model for what lifelong learning could be."
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Stayed at Poly because of it's convenience as a monorail resort and proximity to TTC. The monorail was great when it was working, but 3 of the 8 days it was delayed, not working at all, or not working to EPCOT. My BIL/SIL said when they stayed at the CBR 10 years ago, they had a great experience with transportation. So, Disney Veterans: Is it better to stay at a resort that relies 100% on busses because they will always be running and are reliable? Is it better to stay at a monorail resort, because for the 65% of the time they are working, they are super convenient? I did plan way ahead both days, started at 7 for my BBB at 8 in the MK. Still didn't make MK until 8:45AM, luckily they took us anyway (we couldn't even take the boat at 7 because it was 2 hours before park opening). The third day it didn't matter, because we were meandering to EP, but we had to wait for 3 busses until we could get on, so we didn't miss anything, but it was a long wait. I'm just hoping for some discussion to help us pick a resort the next time around.
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Movie News By Adam Bellotto on February 3, 2014 | Comments (1)David Goyer is a busy fellow. He's more or less the main man in charge of bringing DC Comics to the big screen; a sort of shadowy, unofficial Kevin Feige, if you will. And with that responsibility comes a hefty workload. Goyer's had to churn out drafts of Batman vs. Superman, supervise the writing process for Joseph Gordon Levitt's Sandman adaptation and executive produce Constantine for NBC. Soon he'll be in charge of sedating Jesse Eisenberg, thus allowing a team of hair and makeup professionals to safely shave off those chestnut-brown curls. That's a lot for a single Goyer to manage. Especially so when it's all comic book films; the genre may appeal to the inner pimply-faced nerd who lurks within us all, but a strict diet of superheroes isn't enough to sustain a full-grown human being. And so Goyer, who's reportedly been jonesing to helm something non DC-related, is now attached to direct The Breach, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Originally a 2009 novel written by Patrick Lee, The Breach is the story of a corrupt cop who loses his job and is trying to turn his life. His quiet, introspective self-improvement gets put on hold, however, after he finds a crashed plane in the Alaskan wilderness with the body of the First Lady amongst the casualties. Somehow, this leads our hero towards "a beautiful survivor, assassins, a secret organization, alien technology and an end-of-the-world scenario." It may not sound like the subtlest film ever created, but it also […]
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I have a form and there are three drop down menus (adults, children, infants) which has the values from 0 to 10. My javascript code adds new text fields to the form when the drop down menu changes.
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Whether you're looking for a fresh way to accent a cake or searching for that perfect cupcake topper, this tutorial teaches you how to create a beautiful, lifelike gumpaste dandelion flower and accompanying leaves.
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1. For the inner part of the dandelion, roll a small cylinder with an inverted cone shape, with a looped wire inserted in the pointed end. Slightly indent the top of the inverted cone. Mark vertical grooves along the center with a toothpick. Refer to the photo of a real dandelion center for reference.
Subsequently roll out a thin strip of gumpaste— the same height as the center cone— and cut very fine strips, to make fringed edges. Then sugar glue the fringe around the center cone and arrange the fringe. At this point, you should have a bud.
2. Lop off the outer ends with the shell tool.
3. Ruffle each petal with a toothpick to give a slight tubular shape to the petals.
4. After the inner part has dried, the individual petal wreaths can be attached. Cut out daisy petals and vein with the veining tool, rolling side to side on each petal.
Poke the wire through the center of the petals, adding 4 or 5 rows of petals, graduating in size.
5. Either hang to dry or place in a glass that's covered with aluminum foil formed into the desired shape. Punch a small hole into the center of the foil to hang the wire through.
6. After the flower has dried, roll a small cone out of green paste and string it onto the wire taking care to carefully affix it to the underside of the flower. Once again, make a fringed strip of green gumpaste using the pizza cutter and glue it around the small cone. Wrap the wire stem thickly with florist tape. Finally, cut a calyx from thin green paste, thread and glue it at the base.
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2. Roll green gumpaste over the groove in the CelBoard. Cut the leaf shape with a pizza cutter. Push wire into the groove made from the CelBoard, and make the veining impression using the homemade veiner.
3. Then, fold the leaf with the help of a skewer, putting it lengthwise in the center. Bend the inner wire slightly to shape the leaf and allow it to dry resting on crumpled aluminum foil.
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A friend came over for a "show and tell" session.
This pistol has two separate safety levers, both of them in awkward and hard-to-reach places.
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There's a slide-mounted safety that your thumb can't reach from a firing grip, so you have to shift your hand twice for this one as well.
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I apologize in advance for my lack of paint knowledge! After posting over in decorating, I've come to the conclusion I'm going to repaint my bar cabinets - I typically use Behr paint (I know a lot of you don't like this brand) simply because it's on the affordable end, HD is the closest store near me (we live out of town) and it hasn't really failed me when I've chosen a color from the Behr line. My problem is, I can't find any colors I like and while browsing through Dutch Boy's selection I found one I finally think will work, but the last few times I've color matched with Behr I haven't been happy with the results so I would like to avoid that, however it's been a LONG time since I've used Dutch Boy and I'm worried the product might not be good. So my question is... do any of the other big names (BM, SW, RL, etc.) have anything price wise closer to Behr or should I just give Dutch Boy a shot? The colors are actually very similar, so it's not like I'm going from white to black or anything. I saw Sherwin-Williams is having 25% off right now so that would help a little, but with such a small project, I need to stay budget friendly. Also, low fumes are important to me so I need to stay in a line with the low odor. Any suggestions? |
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- Posted by christophern (My Page) on Mon, Jan 20, 14 at 17:36
They all have affordable product lines DO NOT, repeat, NOT go with Dutch Boy, it is way worse than Behr( and that's saying something) Do you have a PPG store nearby? |
- Posted by fnmroberts (My Page) on Tue, Jan 21, 14 at 19:04
The end result of ANY paint project is Preparation. And, the cheapest paint project is with more expensive paint - it covers better, yields more square feet and generally self-levels itself. I personally painted kitchen and bathroom cabinets and here is my preparation steps. Remove doors, hardware and drawers. Sand surface to de-gloss and get "tooth" for bonding. Be certain and get corners thoroughly. Some say liquid sandpaper but I haven't used it to comment. Remove ALL dust with a tack cloth. Prime. I prefer oil-based primer but speak with a professional paint distributor as oil-based products have been changed. Low odor products are readily available however are most likely latex. Paint with a quality brush in the grain direction of each piece of wood. Do doors and drawer fronts flat. Lightly sand and go over with the tack cloth between coats. I used Cabinet Coat. No regrets after several years and daily usage. I suspect any paint will work better with correct preparation. Begin with inside to get the hang of it. Good luck. |
Of the large store brands SW is probably the best. My favorite paint is a local company called BLP/Mobile Paints. Their Conventry line is very good. |
- Posted by AnnieDeighnaugh (My Page) on Wed, Jan 22, 14 at 22:58
I recently used Pittsburgh paint in my BR and was very happy with the performance and it was quite a bit less than Ben Moore. |
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quote"I recently used Pittsburgh paint in my BR and was very happy with the performance and it was quite a bit less than Ben Moore." yes!, exactly |
The specific line of paint in a brand has to be included (often they are not). Even BM has a cheap paint line (which their employee says they would never use except in commercial settings). Behr paint gets bad reviews but I believe I read their new Ultra is quite good. Would that be PPG Manor Hall Timeless, Annie? (That people here say is quite good?) How is the open time with that product? (I am comparing to speed-dry Aura). Can you tend to the wall edges or even out roller marks without it getting gummy and rough? Keep an open wet edge for subsequent sections? |
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- Posted by AnnieDeighnaugh (My Page) on Sat, Jan 25, 14 at 10:04
I believe it was manor hall....it did seem to dry a bit quicker but I had no marks at all in the wall. And it has built in primer so I was able to get the whole room done in one coat which was a pleasure. (I was going over a bone color...don't know how it would be if I was covering a darker color.) |
Thanks for the information. Sounds like it wasn't too bad then. |
- Posted by christophern (My Page) on Sat, Jan 25, 14 at 17:16
I don't think there is much out there that dries faster than Aura |
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0Dec 5, '08 by 3yrDiplomawe also have started using the tubing with the orange stripe, regular syringes. And EVERYthing must have a label on it...gets to be a hassle, but a good idea.
Also.....when you (anybody) have OGT feeds via gravity, do you "hang" the syringe inside the isolette or actually spend that time with your patient and hold the syringe?
In my old unit we were not allowed to hang the syringes. The unit I am in now, essentially everyone hangs the feeding and leaves the bedside. Drives me crazy -
0Dec 5, '08 by BittyBabyGrowerWe don't stick around either unless it is a small amount.
We have to label everything...syringe, tubing, the whole kitandkabboodle. -
0Dec 7, '08 by 3yrDiplomaI try really hard to spend time with my babies.....that's why I am there...for the babies....not chit-chatting. Our unit really is quite busy.....~45 beds level III
I do socialize during my shift, it just isn't a priority (as some nurses do).
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1 cup unsalted butter at room temperature
2 cups white sugar
4 large eggs
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
5 cups all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
3 cups prepared frosting
This is a delicious, quick and easy recipe. I followed the clearly written directions using a 10" x 15" pan lined with parchment. I baked for 30 minutes. When cutting the cookies, I made 2" x 2" squares which resulted in 36 squares. This cut resulted in the cookies looking like cake squares and they are NOT cake squares but cookies. Next time I prepare, I will cut into 2" x 4" bars and should have a yield of 18 bars. The icing I used is the recipe for Buttercream Icing by Sharon Gerstman here on the AR site. Thank you Wicked Creations for your recipe and I am glad to see it has received kitchen approval by AR.
I made this recipe when it was still a Personal Recipe. ~ Simple and delicious bar cookie. I made mine in a jelly roll pan that I just sprayed with Pam®. I didn't have any problems getting them to release from the pan. I took these to Girls Night Out and they were enjoyed by all and I was asked by several for the recipe. This recipe comes in handy when you need something quick. It makes a lot and goes far. Thanks for posting WickedCreations.
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Liked the flavor. I have now made these four different times. For this last batch that I made Saturday, I doubled the amount of vanilla. These are wonderful. I am glad I can give it five stars.
Tasted like short bread not a sugar cookie, has a very dry bland taste to it. Would not make again
I noted that one reviewer felt these were bland. So, I decreased the White Sugar by 1/2 C and replaced it with Maple Sugar. I also replaced the Vanilla with Maple Syrup. I frosted with store bought frosting and dusted with a little more Maple sugar. De-Light-Full! You could probably also make the original recipe and replace the Vanialla with Peppermint Extract and dust with crushed Candy Canes. I'll do this one again for sure!
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A behemoth of a projector. I love it!! A projector that runs off of 220v just seems extra drool worthy. The motorized anamorphic lens sled is oh so sweet as well.
Runco Signature Cinema Projectors
Anyone who knows high-end video knows Runco, which is now the high-end home-cinema division of Oregon-based Planar. Among Runco's many well-regarded projectors, the premier line is undoubtedly the Signature Cinema series, which now includes two brand new models.
The top of the heap is the mighty SC-1essentially, a 3-chip DLP digital-cinema projector with a native resolution of 2048x1080, just like in commercial digital theaters. Equipped with a xenon lamp of your choice (1.6 to 7kW), this 342-pound monster can fill a screen up to 40 feet wide with 8000 to 25,000 ANSI lumens, which requires a 220V/30A power service. Sources plug into to the included DHD video processor, which connects to the projector with a proprietary digital link.
Just announced are two new models in the Signature Cinema portfoliothe SC-50d and SC-60d. Both are 3-chip DLP projectors with 1920x1080 resolution that come with the DHD video processor, and both have dual UHP lamps. In fact, the primary difference between them is how much light they can throwthe SC-50d can fill a screen up to 264 inches wide with a calibrated light output of 3471 ANSI lumens, while the SC-60d can accommodate a screen up to 420 inches wide with 5785 ANSI lumens.
Perhaps most importantly, both new models include HDMI 1.4a inputs and 3D capabilities with either active-shutter or passive glasses. Runco isn't revealing much about this feature until CEDIA next month, so we'll just have to wait until then for the full story. Apparently, there are no plans to upgrade the SC-1 to 3D capability.
Like many Runco projectors, all models in the Signature Cinema line can be outfitted with a CineWide anamorphic lens for displaying 2.35:1 movies using all of the available pixels. Add the AutoScope motorized sled to automatically move the extra lens into and out of the light path, and you have the best of both worlds. Also, the new models are the first to include Runco's Smart Lens system that lets you store different settings for the motorized primary lens and iris, which means you don't need CineWide with AutoScope to switch between filling a 2.35:1 screen and displaying native 16:9 at the same height. In this case, however, you get less vertical resolution, since the black letterbox bars are simply zoomed off the screen.
Of course, we're talking about Runco here, so these beauties will cost you more than a pretty penny. The SC-1 is $250,000, while the SC-50d and SC-60d are $89,000 and $99,000, respectively. If you want to add CineWide with AutoScope, that'll add substantially to the price tag, though the exact amount depends on the projector and lens option you select. Reading between the lines of the press release and specs, it looks like 3D on the two new models will require an optional outboard box, which will jack up the price even more. But having seen my share of Runco projectors over the yearsincluding the SC-1I'm confident you won't find anything better at any price.
Dave, the Meridian 4K is another exceptional projector. It's $180,000, so not as much as the SC-1, and with 4x the resolution, to boot. I profiled it some time ago here: blog.ultimateavmag.com/ultimate-gear/realer_than_real/ Of course, there's no 4K content generally available yet, so that much resolution is somewhat wasted at this point. Still, the Meridian is pretty future-proof in that regard. I don't know if it can be upgraded to do 3D; I'll have to ask...
Hey Scott find out if the Meridian projector can be upgraded to 3D not that i'm buying it but is good to know. I don't know if Sam Runco is still running that company, I really think that when the founder of a company leaves the company lose its focus and lose it' soul.(e.g. Krell, Mar k Levinson)
Lokko, I just sent a query to Meridian, will report when I hear from them. Sam Runco is no longer running the company; he sold it to Planar and is enjoying his retirement. Tom, I'm sure the SC-1 is very comparable to the Christie digital-cinema projectors...same resolution, xenon lamps. The newer SC-50d and 60d are 1920x1080 with UHP lamps, so not quite the same, but I bet they are excellent; I'll know better when I see them at CEDIA next month. The 50d is spec'd to fill a screen up to 22 feet wide, which, if true, would be plenty for your needs.


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Concealed carrying in an establishment which serves liquor. Anyone want to bet that this jerk walks? (Or..."limps"?)http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/football/giants/2008/11/29/2008-11-29_giants_receiver_plaxico_burress_accident.html AND, to top it ALL off, my team is playing my son's team tomorrow. The Giants should sue this nitwit for endangering the season.
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ofcourse hell walk hes rich and famous, i think he should be imprisoned like us "no-bodies" would be, also i think its crap that the police still havent gotten the gun invovled in their possesion. bad cop work if u ask me
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Quote; "But a hospital spokeswoman denied that Burress was ever there." Isn't it a federal law that the police are to be notified in the event of a shooting, accidental or otherwise? He needs a gun to protect himself no more than I need one to protect myself and I can't carry in a nightclub. I (and a friend) were actually mugged leaving a nightclub once but who is gonna mug a pro-football player.
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Perhaps carrying 'loads of cash' and 'flashy jewelry' into a night club is the same as having a huge neon sign above your head that says "hey, I'm loaded, come assault me and take my goods".... Maybe you shouldn't advertise things like that, and you wont feel the need to carry a gun (illegally) to protect yourself. But agreed with sgtdeath66, he will likely walk away from this incident with a scar on his thigh, and a slap on the wrist from the courts. The rest of us Joe 6-packs would get an anal probing from the judge.....money and fame sure talks....
1) A holster would solve that pesky sliding down your pantleg problem. 2) As an enthusiast, I'm sure you know about that little switch they call a "safety". It's there for a reason. 3) They make these little cards that allow you to carry legally. Not terribly expensive, either. 4) Since we are granted free will, you don't have to follow along with the "Now that I have money, I can be a ******* idiot" philosophy that lands so many sports icons in the "Once filthy rich, he died bankrupt and penniless" sidebar on sports talk shows. Anyone know what the gun was?
I'm leaning to Desert Eagle, for the "Thug" factor, but his leg would be gone. Likely some cheap suicide special.
Plus the Eagle has a slide mounted safety. A revolver isn't going to go off when you reach for it - it had to be an early Glock or something along those lines..... Brings back the memories of these famous last words: "I am the only one in here, that I know of, who is trained to handle the Glock .40" BANG!!


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In between London sightseeing, people visiting the city tomorrow will be able to see the Queen travel in her coach from Buckingham Palace to the Houses of Parliament.
The Queen will officially open parliament for a new session tomorrow, Wednesday, November 18th, in a ceremony that has been performed for more than 500 years.
State Opening is the main ceremonial event of the parliamentary calendar and year-on-year attracts large crowds, both in person and watching on television and the internet.
The Queen's procession from Buckingham Palace to Westminster is escorted by the Household Cavalry and she will arrive at the Sovereign's Entrance at about 11:15 GMT.
Wearing the Imperial State Crown and parliamentary robe the Queen takes the throne in the Chamber of the House of Lords, where she will deliver a speech in the presence of members of both houses.
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Friday 18th of January 2013 St Paul's Cathedral is one of the iconic landmarks of London, and one of the best places to go for a stunning view of the capital.
London attractions: The Wernher Collection at Ranger's House will delight art lovers
Thursday 17th of January 2013 People looking for things to do in London could visit a precious collection of intriguing art at Ranger's House.
Visit Becoming Picasso at the Courtauld Gallery for things to do in London
Thursday 17th of January 2013 The Courtauld Gallery is one of the top London attractions for art lovers to visit.
See the striking turning of the seasons at Kew Gardens for things to do in London
Wednesday 16th of January 2013 People looking for things to do in London could opt for a visit to Kew Gardens and see the stunning orchid display.
London attractions: Dine with Henry VIII and his court at the Medieval Banquet
Wednesday 16th of January 2013 The Medieval Banquet is a thoroughly entertaining and enjoyable experience.
Embrace creativity at the Estorick Collection of Modern Italian Art
Tuesday 15th of January 2013 While on a visit to London it's not hard to spot beautiful Victorian and Georgian buildings lining...
Enjoy a vibrant season at Shakespeare's Globe Theatre
Monday 14th of January 2013 Visitors to London will not want to pass up on the opportunity to find out more about England's most famous playwright.
Learn about Charles I's execution at the Banqueting House for things to do in London
Saturday 12th of January 2013 The Banqueting House is opening a new display telling the story of the events leading up to the execution of King Charles I.
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