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The Baby Place is committed to helping mothers get off to the best start possible. This one time prenatal breastfeeding class offers tools to make breastfeeding your newborn successful. The class provides information on positioning and latch, how to maintain an adequate milk supply, infant feeding cues, the father's role in being supportive of breastfeeding, and effective methods for expressing, pumping and storing milk. It includes an excellent book on breastfeeding with an online component for continuing education at home.
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I have placed a black rectangle inside a fluid puzzle image. When there is enough screen space it shows perfectly positioned where I want it. When I shrink the window however, the puzzle image behind it resizes as expected while the rect inside does not. How do I position the rect relative to that of the outer image, and resize the inner image when the outer is?
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Earlier today, Universal Republic recording artist Adrian Marcel unleashed his latest street album, 7 Days of Weak, for free streaming and digital download. Though previous singles Caught Up, Waiting and I'm Still stirred up plenty of buzz regarding the release, the Raphael Saadiq protégé has decided to liberate another standout track off the project, just to be sure. Killa finds the singer boasting about his skills in the bedroom over The J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League's slowed-down flip of Luniz' 1995 hit, I Got 5 on It (itself sampled from Club Nouveau's Why You Treat Me So Bad). Oakland repper Richie Rich and Memphis street veteran 8Ball lend their flows to the record's back half. Like what you're hearing? Then what are you waiting for—click here to cop the full project for free in the Booth.
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After this, and so many with this theme, I hope to move on to new themes, and less confessional poetry. Non-confessional, in fact. Shake it up a bit. Write about herbs or something.
You in a two day stubble and down from a forty
to thirty-six waistline from feasting on despair,
and me in the usual stained sweats, up to a
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and huddled in coats while a weak sun
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as, between us, sit two other people,
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Fairlight Plays A Part In Slumdog Millionaire's Oscar Success
Fairlight is celebrating the success of Slumdog Millionaire, the 2009 movie that has captured the imagination of people all over the world and has picked up numerous accolades including eight Academy Awards, seven BAFTAs and four Golden Globes.
This rags-to-riches romanceâs slew of Oscars includes awards for film editing, cinematography and sound mixing, as well as best original score and original song – Jai Ho – both written by Indian composer A.R. Rahman.
Integral to that success was UK music producer and film mixer Andy Richards who mixed all the music for Slumdog Millionaire on a five-bay Fairlight DREAM console at his Out Of Eden facility in Chiswick, West London.
Being classically trained and one of the UKâs most successful pop music keyboard players, Andy Richards moved into film music production and mixing eight years ago. He is now one half of Higham-Richards, a partnership he established with film music editor Mike Higham to provide a complete music production service for the international film industry. The two have worked on numerous films, both together and individually, including Quantum of Solace, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Hellboy II, The Last King of Scotland, Sweeney Todd and most recently State of Play â Russell Croweâs latest picture.
Richards uses his DREAM console for all his mixing projects. The music and film scores are mixed within the âFairlight Domainâ and then 5.1 and Stereo stems are simultaneously produced and sent, usually, via FTP to the Dubbing Facility to be inserted into the final movie audio mix.
âI love Fairlightâs technology and Iâve been an advocate and user for many, many years!â? he says. âMy DREAM console is sonically stunning and it is incredibly versatile, as well as being fast and simple to use. My clients appreciate the âwide and openâ sound that the Fairlight creates, due in part to its 40-bit floating point technology and they love the speed at which we can move from cue to cue without any apparent recall having to take place.â?
âWorking on Slumdog Millionaire,â? Andy adds, âwas undoubtedly one of the most exciting projects I have ever been involved with and I am delighted to have been part of its success. My involvement came quite late on when I was contacted by Jeanette Haley (the post-production supervisor) and was asked to mix the music for A.R. The success that followed was in so many ways only something we could have dreamed of ⦠but then, thatâs the movie business!â?
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What a lovely shot of these beautiful blooms my friend! One of my favorite plants! I have tried growing them here but they don't seem to care for our climate!
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Paper Crafts Birthday Creations Sneak Peek
When it comes to birthdays, we want to make it a special day to remember for the one celebrating the birthday as well as family and friends. Enter Birthday Creations. In this issue, you'll be wowed by the paper crafting inspiration you'll get for birthday celebrations for all ages – from 1 to 102 and beyond! You'll find banners, cards, invitations, cupcake picks, party hats, gift bags, gift card holders, and all sorts of fun ideas. Grab this issue and whip up the perfect paper crafted birthday party that won't soon be forgotten!
PRESENTS C EL EB RATE W I T H CR E AT I V I T Y ! Birthday Creations FESTIVE 310 PROJECTS Invitations Décor Tags Wraps Cards & more to remember birthdays p.122 6 plus! CLEVER WAYS Visit PaperCraftsMag.com PRESENTS Birthday Creations In This Issue Editor's Note ........................ 7 Birthday Sketches .......................9 Party Ensembles .........................16 Birthday Cards ..........................44 Birthday Invitations .....................96 Birthday Tags & Wraps ...............105 Birthday Organizers ...................122 Simple Printables .......................128 On the Cover All Star Birthday Bash Cake Banner 18 Mason Jar Birthday Card 66 Strawberry Soiree Cupcake Holder, Stand, and Berries 26 A key to easy-reference icons found throughout this issue: ONLINE: Find projects, sketches, and bonus material online. FRESH FACE: Made by a designer never published before in Paper Crafts. p. 123 PROJECT LEVELS: = SIMPLE: Typically five steps or less with easy technique(s). = MODERATE: May be over five steps with moderate technique(s). p. 69 = AMBITIOUS: Most likely five steps or more with ambitious technique(s). For more information on products used on projects in this issue, see our Product Guide online at PaperCraftsMag.com. Get MORE at PaperCraftsMag.com 3 Birthday Sketches VARIATIONS ON A SKETCH Budget Friendly and Break the Bank Circular Birthday Wishes Card Designer: Teri Anderson Vintage Special Day Card Designer: Teri Anderson 1 Make card from cardstock; cover with cardstock. 2 Trim cardstock panel; round corners. Mat with cardstock; round corners and adhere. 3 Stamp Wishes for You on cardstock; punch circle and adhere. 4 Punch circles from cardstock; cut some in half and adhere. Finished size: 4¼" x 5½" 1 Make card from cardstock; cover with patterned paper. 2 Trim patterned paper; mat with cardstock and adhere. 3 Stamp sentiment on cardstock; punch circle. 4 Punch circle from patterned paper; trim and adhere to circle. Tie on crochet thread and adhere. 5 Adhere charms and pearl. Finished size: 4¼" x 5½" SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (white) Georgia-Pacific; (blue, pink) Bazzill Basics Paper; (kraft) Neenah Paper Rubber stamp: (Wishes for You) Michaels Dye ink: (Tuxedo Black) Tsukineko Tools: (circle punches) EK Success; (corner rounder punch) Marvy Uchida SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (kraft) Neenah Paper; (white) Georgia-Pacific Patterned paper: (Bouncy from Sunnyside collection; James from Walnut Grove collection) Pebbles Clear stamp: (sentiment from Beautiful Butterflies set) Papertrey Ink Dye ink: (Tuxedo Black) Tsukineko Accents: (brass charms) Michaels; (pearl) Kaisercraft Fibers: (white crochet thread) DMC Tool: (circle punch) EK Success Get MORE at PaperCraftsMag.com 9 Party Ensembles Cowgirl Celebration Designer: Ashlee Townsend BONUS CUPCAKE PICK 1 Punch scalloped circles from cardstock; adhere to both sides of skewer. 2 Punch circle from cardstock; adhere. 3 Stamp boot on cardstock; fussy-cut and adhere with foam tape. 4 Adhere rhinestones. Finished size: 2¼" x 4½" With a change in color scheme and swapping the boot with a cowboy hat, this party ensemble can easily be made for boy. INVITATION 1 Make card from cardstock. 2 Trim cardstock panel, emboss, and adhere. 3 Stamp sentiments on cardstock; trim and round corners. Mat with cardstock; round corners. Tie on twine and adhere panel with foam tape. 4 Stamp boots on cardstock; fussy-cut and adhere. 5 Adhere rhinestones. Finished size: 5½" x 4¼" TREAT BAG 1 Die-cut label from cardstock; emboss, fold, and adhere to bag. 2 Die-cut label from cardstock; stamp sentiment and adhere. 3 Stamp boot on cardstock; fussy-cut and adhere with foam tape. 4 Adhere rhinestones. Finished size: 4" x 4½" SUPPLIES: All supplies from Stampin' Up! unless otherwise noted. Cardstock: (Soft Suede, Rose Red, Very Vanilla) Rubber stamps: (boot, sentiment from Bootiful Occasions set; you're invited, sentiment from Oh, Hello set) Dye ink: (Soft Suede) Accents: (rhinestones) Fibers: (natural jute twine) Wal-Mart Template: (embossing woodgrain) Dies: (labels) Tools: (circle punch, scalloped circle punch); (corner rounder punch) Creative Memories Other: (cellophane bag); (skewers) Jo-Ann Stores 16 Paper Crafts : BIRTHDAY CREATIONS 2013 Celebrate 16 Party Designer: Sabrina Alery DESIGNER TIP When creating large rosettes or rosettes with multiple layers, attach the paper end-to-end first and then punch the decorative edge for a streamlined look. CENTERPIECE 1 Punch and trim patterned paper strips and adhere end-to-end; accordion fold and adhere center to form rosettes. Adhere smaller rosette to larger rosette. 2 Die-cut circle from cardstock and adhere. 3 Die-cut doily from patterned paper; adhere. 4 Die-cut star from cardstock; apply glitter and adhere. 5 Apply celebrate rub-on to vellum; apply gold foil. Trim into banner and adhere. 6 Die-cut numbers from patterned paper and adhere. 7 Adhere skewers. Finished size: 9" diameter TREAT BAG TOPPER 1 Make card from patterned paper. 2 Punch and trim patterned paper strip; adhere. 3 Die-cut doily from cardstock; adhere. 4 Apply thanks rub-on to vellum; apply gold foil. Trim into banner and adhere. 5 Die-cut star from patterned paper and adhere. 6 Die-cut numbers from cardstock; apply glitter and adhere. Finished size: 5" x 2½" INVITATION 1 Make card from patterned paper; handwrite invitation inside and insert in bag. 2 Diecut circle from cardstock; trim and adhere. 3 Die-cut doily from patterned paper; adhere. 4 Diecut star from cardstock; apply glitter and adhere. 5 Die-cut numbers from patterned paper and adhere. Finished size: 3½" x 5¼" CONFETTI BAG 1 Punch circles from patterned paper; insert circles and sequins in bag. 2 Die-cut doily from cardstock; trim and adhere. 3 Trim patterned paper and adhere. 4 Die-cut star from patterned paper; adhere. 5 Stamp label on cardstock; die-cut label and adhere. 6 Write "Confetti" with pen. Finished size: 2" x 3" SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Tungsten, white) Bazzill Basics Paper Patterned paper: (Delightful, Cheerful Stripe from Sweet Day collection; Berry Bliss Small Dot from Dots & Stripes Neapolitan collection) Echo Park Paper Vellum: Papertrey Ink Clear stamps: (label from Label Basics set) Papertrey Ink Dye ink: (Banana) Stephanie Barnard/ Clearsnap Color medium: (black pen) Sharpie Accents: (gold glitter, gold foil) Clearsnap; (sequins) Darice Rub-ons: (celebrate, thanks) Clearsnap Adhesive: 3M, Darice, Tombow, Xyron Dies: (numbers, doily, label) Papertrey Ink; (stars) Sizzix; (scalloped circles) Spellbinders Tools: (border punch) EK Success; (circle punches) Other: (glassine bags, skewers) Get MORE at PaperCraftsMag.com 17 Birthday Cards Sweet Flowers Birthday Card Designer: Amy Tsuruta 29 Again Card Designer: Heather Campbell 1 Make card from cardstock. Cover with patterned paper. 2 Trim patterned paper, adhere patterned paper strips, and zigzag-stitch seams. Adhere panel. 3 Adhere flowers with foam tape. 4 Affix happy birthday sticker. Finished size: 4¼" x 5½" 1 Make card from cardstock. Cover with patterned paper. 2 Trim patterned paper, round bottom left corner, and adhere. Tie on twine. 3 Die-cut notebook page from patterned paper, stamp 29 again, and attach clip. Adhere. Finished size: 4¼" x 5½" SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Vintage Cream) Papertrey Ink Patterned paper: (Eliza Jane, James, Laura, Nellie from Walnut Grove collection) Pebbles Stickers: (yellow, blue layered flowers; blue flower) Pebbles; (happy birthday) SRM Press SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (white) Avery Elle Patterned paper: (white lined from Sn@p! Life Basics 6x6 pad; teal stripe from Sn@p! Color Vibe 6x6 pad) Simple Stories; (Journal Cards from Midway collection) October Afternoon Clear stamp: (29 again from Birthday Sampler set) Paper Smooches Dye ink: (True Black) Papertrey Ink Accent: (clip) Tim Holtz/Advantus Fibers: (black/white twine) Doodlebug Design Die: (notebook page) Papertrey Ink Tool: (corner rounder punch) We R Memory Keepers 44 Paper Crafts : BIRTHDAY CREATIONS 2013 DESIGNER TIP Create a matching card back to your Silhouette die cut by duplicating the die image and removing all the inside lines. Keep only the outlines of the shape, cut the shape, score a line either on the top or the side of the image and adhere it to the front die cut. UR 10 Card Designer: Laura Pryor Hot Air Balloon Birthday Card Designer: Vera Wirianta Yates 1 Make card from cardstock. 2 Die-cut stitched rectangle in front flap. 3 Stamp flourishes on card. 4 Die-cut notebook from cardstock. 5 Stamp lines, omgee!, and ur on die cut. 6 Adhere die cut to card. 7 Die-cut "10" from cardstock; adhere to card. Finished size: 4¼" x 5½" 1 Die-cut hot air balloon from cardstock. Using software, remove lines and die-cut hot air balloon again from cardstock. Adhere together to made card. 2 Die-cut heart from patterned paper and adhere. 3 Die-cut balloon basket from patterned paper and adhere. 4 Stamp fox on cardstock, color with markers, and fussycut. Adhere. 5 Stamp banners on cardstock, stamp letters to spell "Happy birthday", and fussy-cut. Adhere to cord, tie bows, and adhere to card. 6 Die-cut heart from cardstock, ink, and adhere with foam tape. Finished size: 4½" x 6" SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (white, kraft) Papertrey Ink; (Kiwi Kiss) Stampin' Up! Clear stamps: (assorted from Notebook Doodles set) Lil' Inker Designs Dye ink: (Pumpkin Pie, So Saffron, Crumb Cake) Stampin' Up!; (Aqua Mist) Papertrey Ink Dies: (stitched rectangle, notebook) Lil' Inker Designs; (Timeless Type Junior alphabet) Stampin' Up!/Sizzix SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Tutu Pink) Bazzill Basics Paper; (yellow) Core'dinations Patterned paper: (Sweetie Pie Stripe from Sugar & Spice collection) Doodlebug Design; (lime polka dot) Hobby Lobby Clear stamps: (fox from Smoocheroos set) Paper Smooches; (letters, banner from Tiny Build a Banner set) SP & Company Dye ink: (Berry Sorbet, Hawaiian Shores) Papertrey Ink; (Pear Tart, Tuxedo Black) Tsukineko Chalk ink: (Mango Madness) Tsukineko Color medium: (assorted markers) Copic Fibers: (metallic cord) Wrights Software: (design) Silhouette America Dies: (heart, hot air balloon) Alaa' Studio/Silhouette America Get MORE at PaperCraftsMag.com 45 Birthday Invitations Beautiful Blooms Invitation Designer: Emily Branch Glitter Party Invitation Designer: Jennifer Rzasa 1 Make invitation from cardstock; round corners. 2 Stamp flowers, leaves, and dots on invitation. 3 Print party details on vellum; trim. 4 Adhere top of printed panel to invitation. 5 Trim patterned paper strip; adhere. Finished size: 4¾" x 6¾" 1 Make invitation from cardstock. 2 Affix tape to invitation. 3 Stamp it's a, party, and you're invited on cardstock rectangle. 4 Adhere cardstock strip to stamped panel and adhere to invitation with foam tape. 5 Adhere cardstock strip and rectangle together. Adhere to invitation with foam tape. Finished size: 4¼" x 5½" SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (white) Papertrey Ink Patterned paper: (Junk Drawer from Dear Lizzy Lucky Charm collection) American Crafts Vellum: Papertrey Ink Clear stamps: (assorted from Rosie Posie set) Papertrey Ink Dye ink: (Rose Bud, New Sprout, Pear Tart, Cantaloupe) Tsukineko; (Aqua Mist) Papertrey Ink Fonts: (Channel, Champagne & Limousines) dafont.com; (Arial) Microsoft Tool: (corner rounder punch) Fiskars SUPPLIES: All supplies from Clear & Simple Stamps unless otherwise noted. Cardstock: (Party Teal Dawn, A Blanc Check, Perfect Little Black Dress) Clear stamps: (it's a, party from Party Elements: Critters set; you're invited from Baby Sentiments set) Specialty ink: (Perfect Little Black Dress hybrid) Sticker: (glitter tape) American Crafts 96 Paper Crafts : BIRTHDAY CREATIONS 2013 Lil' Camper Invitation Designer: Jocelyn Olson This Way Invitation Designer: Vanessa Menhorn 1 Make invitation from cardstock. 2 Adhere patterned paper rectangle to invitation. 3 Create project in software. Add patterned paper and party details. 4 Print design on cardstock and ink edges. 5 Apply action to digital photo and print on specialty paper. 6 Trim photo; adhere to panel. 7 Adhere panel to invitation. Finished size: 6¾" x 4¾" 1 Make invitation from cardstock. 2 Stamp chevron borders and this way arrow on invitation. 3 Stamp you're invited. Finished size: 4¼" x 5½" SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Ripe Avocado) Papertrey Ink; (white) Bazzill Basics Paper Patterned paper: (brown woodgrain from S'more Love 8x8 pad) Cosmo Cricket Specialty paper: (white photo) Office Max Dye ink: (Antique Linen) Tim Holtz/Ranger Industries Digital elements: (yellow leaves patterned paper from November Storyteller 2012 collection) Just Jaimee/Two Peas in a Bucket; (faded ink vignette action) Adobe Font: (KG Cold Coffee, Cartoonist Kooky) dafont.com Software: (photo editing) Adobe Other: (digital photo) SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Rustic White) Papertrey Ink Clear stamps: (chevron border, this way arrow from Heyday Thoughts set) Studio Calico/Hero Arts; (you're invited from Birthday Sayings set) Hero Arts Dye ink: (Wet Cement, Butter Bar, Soft Cantaloupe) Hero Arts 100 Paper Crafts : BIRTHDAY CREATIONS 2013 Birthday Tags & Wraps DESIGNER TIP You can find this box template at PaperCraftsMag. com/downloads. Retro Birthday Gift Box Designer: Glenda J. Wyatt Vintage Rose Gift Card Holder Designer: Monika A. Davis 1 Trim and score gift box from patterned paper and cardstock; assemble. 2 Stamp happy birthday on cardstock rectangle to create tag. 3 Border-punch tag and mat with cardstock. 4 Adhere rhinestone to tag. 5 Affix tape to cardstock. Circle-punch and holepunch to create hole reinforcer. 6 Adhere hole reinforcer to tag. 7 Tie tag to gift box with ribbon. Finished size: 4" x 4" x 2¼" 1 Adhere doily to bag. 2 Die-cut button card, banner, and ticket from cardstock. 3 Stamp 25 cent border and style vintage on button card. 4 Tie twine around button card and adhere to bag. 5 Stamp banner on corresponding die cut; adhere. 6 Stamp star border and happy birthday on ticket die cut. 7 Attach clothespin to ticket, adhere flower, and adhere to bag with foam tape. 8 Insert gift card. Finished size: 3¾" x 5¼" SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (white) Gina K. Designs; (London Fog) Bazzill Basics Paper Patterned paper: (Good Afternoon from Konnichiwa collection) BasicGrey Clear stamp: (happy birthday from Glow Girl set) Hero Arts Dye ink: (Lucky Limeade) Stampin' Up! Accent: (rhinestone) A Muse Studio Sticker: (coral tape) cu-te-ta-pe Fibers: (white ribbon) May Arts Tools: (circle, border punches) EK Success SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Wild Wasabi) Stampin' Up!; (white) Georgia-Pacific Rubber stamp: (banner from Pennant a La Carte set) Taylored Expressions Clear stamps: (happy birthday, star border from Just the Ticket set; 25 cent border, style vintage from Button Boutique set) Papertrey Ink Dye ink: (Wild Wasabi) Stampin' Up! Accents: (flower, clothespin, doily) Fibers: (green/white twine) The Twinery Dies: (ticket, button card) Papertrey Ink; (banner) Taylored Expressions Other: (glassine bag, gift card) Get MORE at PaperCraftsMag.com 105 Good Grief Gift Bag & Tag Designer: Emily Keaton Nautical Gift Card Holder & Tag Designer: Lynn Darda 1 Stamp large zigzag border on gift bag; emboss. 2 Print sentiment on cardstock. 3 Trim printed panel and corner-punch top to create tag. 4 Stamp medium zigzag borders on tag. 5 Affix tape to tag and mat with cardstock. 6 Adhere pearl to tag and attach to gift bag with clothespin. Finished sizes: gift bag 3½" x 6½" tag 2" x 3" GIFT CARD HOLDER 1 Die-cut gear pocket from patterned paper; adhere. 2 Adhere patterned paper strip around gift card holder. 3 Stamp lined stars on cardstock. Trim and adhere. 4 Insert gift card inside holder. TAG 1 Stamp sentiments, celebrate, and anchor on cardstock rectangle. 2 Round corners and hole-punch panel. 3 Tie on twine. Finished sizes: gift card holder 3" x 4½" tag 2¾" x 4" SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Basic Black) Stampin' Up!; (yellow) Clear stamps: (large, medium zigzag borders from Chevron Backdrops set) Lawn Fawn Pigment ink: (Onyx Black) Tsukineko Embossing powder: (black) Stampendous! Accents: (pearl) Queen & Co.; (clothespin) Canvas Corp Sticker: (polka dot tape) K&Company Font: (Peanuts) fontspace.com Tool: (corner punch) Stampin' Up! Other: (yellow gift bag) SUPPLIES: All supplies from Close To My Heart unless otherwise noted. Cardstock: (White Daisy) Patterned paper: (red anchors, yellow/blue stripes from Tommy pad) Clear stamps: (celebrate, sentiments from Card Chatter – Birthday set; anchor from Tommy set; lined star from Pinwheel set) Dye ink: (Ruby, Honey, black) Fibers: (blue/white, yellow/white twine) Die: (gear pocket) Close To My Heart/Provo Craft Tool: (corner rounder punch) Other: (gift card) unknown 110 Paper Crafts : BIRTHDAY CREATIONS 2013 Birthday Organizers Birthday Organizer Binder Designer: Julie Campbell BINDER 1 Adhere patterned paper rectangles to binder. 2 Die-cut labels from patterned paper and cardstock. 3 Adhere labels together. 4 Stamp "Birthday organizer" on labels. Adhere piece to binder. 5 Adhere ribbon to triangles and adhere to binder. MONTH POCKETS 1 Print numbers and lines on cardstock rectangles. 2 Adhere month die cuts to panels. 3 Stitch panels. 4 Hole-punch envelopes; place in binder. 5 Place inserts inside pockets. Finished sizes: binder 10" x 8¾" month pockets 8½" x 4¾" SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Steel Grey) My Favorite Things; (cream) Bazzill Basics Paper Patterned paper: (Most Likely from Yearbook collection; Love Wins from Sundrifter collection) Studio Calico; (kraft numbers from Fact pad) BasicGrey; (Charmed from Amy Tangerine Ready Set Go collection) American Crafts Clear stamps: (Claire alphabet, Stepping Stone alphabet) Studio Calico/Hero Arts Dye ink: (Fired Brick) Tim Holtz/Ranger Industries Pigment ink: (Onyx Black) Tsukineko Accents: (wood triangles, month die cuts) Studio Calico Fibers: (gray ruler ribbon) Tim Holtz/Advantus Font: (Arial) Microsoft Dies: (labels) Silhouette America Other: (chipboard album) Maya Road; (kraft bags) Michaels 122 Paper Crafts : BIRTHDAY CREATIONS 2013


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Gay And Chistian?
Many people here claim to be both gay and Christian. I'll give you folks some things to ponder on:1) What is "love"? I have read so many posts practically saying that it is okay to engage in homosexual lust and acts so far as it is ba
2) "You don't follow all of Leviticus either!" Surely not. I'm neither a Levite nor bound by the Old Covenant. However, does that therefore mean that all *moral* laws of the Old Testament are therefore irrelevant unless repeated in the New Testament?
3) "Christ never said anything about homosexuality!" Did He have to? He did not speak of other things that we reject, such as rape, paedophilia and necrophilia. Does silence on a subject not brought to one's attention mean tacit approval thereof? Further, Christ did delegate authority to others: that those who listen to them would be listening to Him and to Him that had sent Him. And those who rejected them would be rejecting Him and His Father.
4) "God loves everyone!" Indeed. Does that mean we can do anything without consequence? Did He not come to call us to repentance without which we would not be saved?
5) "God wants us to be happy!" In this life or in the next? I reckon He asked us to follow in His footsteps, to carry our cross daily, to even die to the world so that we may live. I have never heard that we ought to follow the passions of the flesh whatever way they may try to sway us. He Himself was betrayed, abandoned, ridiculed, tortured and murdered. He even said that He'd rather have the chalice pass Him, but nevertheless resolved that His Father Will had to be done.
6) "God wouldn't send me to hell simply because I love someone of the same sex!" But then: what is "hell"? And what is "love"? Is hell not existent precisely because love demands it?
7) "I do not accept YOUR interpretation!" I wouldn't accept my own either unless it is attested that my understanding is in accordance to that of the Church throughout the ages. Truth - after all - does not simply change over time. What is true back then is also true today.
8) "God does not want man to be alone!" Did the Lord therefore sin? What of Saint Paul? Friendship is also a form of companionship - does this not suffice?
Take care that in your contemplation you are truthful and sincere.
"[1] Love justice, you that are the judges of the earth. Think of the Lord in goodness, and seek him in simplicity of heart. [2] For he is found by them that tempt him not: and he sheweth himself to them that have faith in him. [3] For perverse thoughts separate from God: and his power, when it is tried, reproveth the unwise: [4] For wisdom will not enter into a malicious soul, nor dwell in a body subject to sins. [5] For the Holy Spirit of discipline will flee from the deceitful, and will withdraw himself from thoughts that are without understanding, and he shall not abide when iniquity cometh in."
Test yourselves that you truly seek God's Will and not the justification of your own. We are creatures, not the Creator. Ours is obedience and humility. That is the cross of salvation.
You lost me when you speak of the "moral" part of the law. There's no such thing. It's either you follow all of the Old Testament law or none of it.
Amen, Serviam! :D
1 Corinthians 6:18
Flee from sexual immorality. All other sins a person commits are outside the body, but whoever sins sexually, sins against their own body.
1Corinthians 6:8-10
On the contrary, you yourselves wrong and defraud. You do this even to your brethren. Or do you not know that the unrighteous will not inherit the kingdom of God? Do not be deceived; neither fornicators, nor idolaters, nor adulterers, nor effeminate, nor HOMOSEXUALS, nor thieves, nor the covetous, nor drunkards, nor revilers, nor swindlers, will inherit the kingdom of God.
Although it is not stated succinctly, the Bible is not against Homosexuals but against Homosexual behaviour that leads to disease and death. That incluses all promiscuity.
Really? Is that why He calls them brute beasts. Are you a Buddhist? They are the ones who coined the saying, love the sinner and hate the sin. That is not Biblical. "As it is written, Jacob have I loved, but Esau have I hated." Romans 9:13
Really? "Love the sinner, hate the sin" is not biblical for Christians but is biblical for God. At least that's what I believe. Also, what about all the verses that say that God and Jesus love God's children and command that we love others? What you are saying, basically, is that God doesn't love those of his children who've sinned or are sinning, and we must be perfect in order to be loved by him. That's not biblical. Btw, it seems that Esau was hated by God bc he was rebellious against him basically. Not bc he sinned unintentionally.
To love someone, does not mean that we advocate for or love sin. If we claim to love someone, we should be willing to share the Word of God because we care for their soul, like Jesus did. No, that is NOT what I am saying. Christians fall short and sin, right? It is not about perfection! The difference between a Christian, who falls and a sinner is the Christian repents because he knows what he has done is a sin. That is not what is going on here. These people claim to be Christians, who are not sinning by engaging in homosexuality. They are teaching that God is a liar, who said it is a sin. I have known homosexuals and you know what I have never had any issues with them. I mean, they know my heart and I trust the Lord to change their hearts, in His perfect timing. There is usually no need to state the obvious about the Bible and what God has deemed a sin. Yes, I agree about Esau. But you cannot claim that these people are not being rebellious because the Word is clear about homosexuality. How in the world can you think there is no intention? Since they claim to be Christians, they know the Word, therefore their denial of it, only reveals their heart toward God. They are trying to straddle the fence, so to speak.
You clearly have not met God. He loves each and everyone of us no matter who we are. You clearly have doubts in your heart and I sense hatred in your writing. God does not love those who carries doubts and hate. Where is there is no diversity there is no unity. You will always stuck in one side and you will never grow spiritually. That is the size of your heart and faith so very limited and tiny. You sound just like those passive commandments scholar who keeps questioning Jesus in bible.
You know not God, who does NOT love everyone, no matter who they are! What scriptures would make you come to such a foolish conclusion?
Jesus said it would be more bearablefor Sodom ect on Judgement day than for unbelievers. Don't know your New Testament to well do you. I'm gay and I still love Jesus !
Oh, yes it is true! Jesus did say that to homosexuals like you! "Not everyone who says to Me, 'Lord, Lord,' will enter the Kingdom of Heaven, but he who does the will of My Father who is in Heaven will enter." (Matthew 7:21)
1Corinthians 6:8-10
On the contrary, you yourselves wrong and defraud. You do this even to your brethren. Or do you not know that the unrighteous will not inherit the kingdom of God? Do not be deceived; neither fornicators, nor idolaters, nor adulterers, nor effeminate, nor HOMOSEXUALS, nor thieves, nor the covetous, nor drunkards, nor revilers, nor swindlers, will inherit the kingdom of God.
Truly, it will be more bearable for Sodom, than for those like you who saw what God had done to the homosexuals and yet you ignore His judgments, teaching others to break His laws. You call Him a liar but it is you that is the liar!
Um. Some people are Christian and gay. Nothing will change that.
"Not everyone who says to Me, 'Lord, Lord,' will enter the Kingdom of Heaven, but he who does the will of My Father who is in Heaven will enter." (Matthew 7:21)
There are NO gay Christians!
There are people who struggle with same-sex attractions. So, by definition, there are gay Christians.
No that is what the Word calls temptation, which is not a sin. Christians struggle with sins but we aren't defined by our sins because Jesus is leading us and guiding those of us, who are crucified with Christ.
why are you in this group?
You are so right...thus when a person still gay when he really seek God and found peace at heart, closer to God more than ever, and somehow found his/her soulmate tho in the same gender, willing to spend the rest of theirlives together in a loving commitment to each other...we cannot say that they have wronged and sin. God knows best, and what He has given to His people is best.
Why do you agree with this guy? He's clearly against homosexuality.
Are you straight or gay ?


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2001 Chevy S10 pickup automatic electrical problemWent to start truck everything seemed fine, lights on dash came on, then pop. tried again, door bell rang off and on. then no lights on dash, even the light under the hood stopped working. Large 30 fuse on far right side of fuse box under hood had blown, replaced it. Seemed like battery was dead, there could be no reason for that it was fine all day. Any thoughts or ideas on what to check? Still absolutely no electrical, door locks won't even work. |
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As soon as I turn my headlights on, 1995 S-10 Extended cab, I lose all rear lights, brakes, tail lights turn signals Changed light switch and still have problem Any ideas? |
i have a 2001 s10 with same electical problems, the bolt on the battery cable was made to long for new battery, it looked ok but the metal was not touching battery had to put washer on bolt and remove rubber cover, holes wrer not deep enough in battery |
No power at all , Battery ok It lights test ;lights. What could be Wrong fuse or maybe the whole computer ? Can any body help? Lee |
my 2001 s-10 runs good so far. only problem is the inside lights on the compass/temp and radio lights go out when i turn on the head lights or if the lights come on automatic. radio will still play but no lights on the compass, radio, dash.. only light on the dash is the miles..and the over head lights work..all fuses are good.. could it be the light switch has gone bad |
does anyone have a good guess about my light problem for reply#20... please put car repair as subject in e-mail thanks |
i have an 2001 s10 blazer with automatic transmission.it goes forward but no reverse.need help on how to fix this.if anyone could help |
Reply to #17 - Warren. My son has a 2003 S10 that had problems with a rear brake light. Worked fine until he turned on his headlights. Then the turn signal would be dim and flash opposit of the left side. The fix was simple....each of the tail have a indepenant ground wire. Regrounded the light and the problem was solved. The ground is attached to the frame and was easy to reach. Hope this helps.... |
Please help...I thought i was having starter problems so i pulled it out had it tested and it tested fine they told me i should get a new battery so i did and wen i got everything put back in ALL MY INSIDE LIGHTS stay on and will not got off , im lost. |
I just bought an 01' Sonoma and the lowbeams don't work. The high beams work fine. I checked the bulbs, fuses, and relays all seem ok. Any suggetions on what the problem is? Thanks |
I have a 91 s-10 2WD Auto, 4.3l, Sport cab, Limited edition PU. My fuel, temp, and volt guage all give bad, false readings, have great power, no problems driving, starting. For the last two years I have had to replace the O2 sensors for inspection (Engine light on) I can just swap the same sensors around and it clears, I thought it must be a bad wire somewhere near the sensors, and just by changing them it moved the wire and temp. fixed the problem, but I can wiggle the wires all day long and unless I change (move) the sensors it dont help, any suggestions. |
I bought a 2001 Chevy S-10 for my son. It ran perfect for three days, then he went to start it and the ECM B fuse blew. Replaced it started it up ran three miles, blew again. It did this several times. Could it be a bad computer. Need help. Thanks |
I have all kinds of weird things going on.. including being dead dead dead , then coming back up like nothing... no one seems to have any fixes here tho... is that correct? here is what i gather: battery issue, corrosion possibly.. (my batt is new) fuse box - might need to get a new one.. please email me if u wanna chat about this. |
I have a 1997 Chevy s10 that gets no power at all checked battery checked starter checked fuses checked relays all good any ideas |
Having the same issue as Jamie #29. Have 2003 S10 Blazer. Replaced O2 sensor, fuel pump, battery, checked other fuses and they are working, new starter, wires look good - very frustrated because we still do not have ANY engine noise other than the fuel pump kicking in when we turn the key. Anyone have any ideas? |
my 2001 chevy pick up been having trouble with the upper mounted light i changed the fuse and changed the bulbs, but it still dosent work any suggestions? |
Running light on rear tail light wouldn't work, but signal, backup lights, brake lights, hazzards, did. tryed bulb and fuses. now i have no lights from it at all. |
98 S-10 just went dead. dash lights work but will not turn over and headlights dont come on either |
My instrument cluster lights went out as I was driving. I checked the fuse, it is good. Is there another fuse in the circuit or perhaps a relay. |
I have a 2001 Chevy S10 and 50% of the time it starts fine and 50% start have to keep turning the key in the ignition for several minutes before it will start I have tested the starter and it is not that. |
thanks for taking a second to read. Ok heres the deal. i have a 1997 chevy s10 2.2 . i put on my truck a hid kit. but i also i had the 4 quad healight relay kit on there before the hid was installed. when i pluged the hid kit in and then turned my head lights on the hid worked. but when i turned off the headlight switch, the dash high beem light stayed on. so when i pulled the fuse for the quad light relay. the light finaly went out. an hour later i tryed to start my truck. it started running realy bad and crappy. then it died and wont start. the check engine light came on. so i scanned it and it gave a few codes like, mutiple miss fires and tps throttle sensor low curcuit voltage. now it wont run. i checked the engine and my fuel pump turns on and i have spark. so i sprayed starting fluid in the intake manifold and it started. so i think i messed up the ecm? because the fuel injectors arnt spraying gas. so i got another ecm on the , and before i mess that one up i wanted to know if there was still somthing WRONG. since now when i turn my dial on my dash climate controll and its stuck in defrost mode and wont get out. i have checked all fuses and nothing blew. and funny thing is my headlights work fine high and low beams. and i already took off the quad headlight relay harnnes. how can the headlight wires mess with the computer? can anyone help? please let me know if i need to check a certain relay or anything????my dash is ripped apart right now but no burnt wires or fuses.hmmmmm.any info.? i would be happy. thanks az. socal |
Reply #37 Just bought a 2001 Chevy S10 1500 and most of the time it was taking longer than it should to start. Mechanic found a bad check valve in the fuel pump causing fuel to drain back to the tank. Fuel pump will need to be replaced. |
Got a problem , turn the key on my 84 Chev s10 and nothing, leave it for awhile, maybe overnight and it will start, happened on a number of occations, now I can't get it to start at all.!!!. Any idears please..Iv'e also had electrical experts check it out and come up with nothing.!!!. |
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Thursday, November 10, 2011
Creamy White Chicken Chili
Edited 7/17/13 to add: I've made this soup countless times now and it is a well-established favorite in my house. I've made it on the stove and in the crock-pot. I've prepped it as freezer meals for friends and family as well. I hope you enjoy it as much as we do!
Creamy White Chicken Chili
recipe adapted from Mel's Kitchen Cafe
Yield: 4-5 servings (I usually double the recipe, so we have leftovers.)
(printable recipe)
1 pound chicken breasts, cut into 1/2" pieces
1 medium onion, chopped into 1/2" pieces
2 cloves fresh garlic, or 1 1/2 teaspoons garlic powder
1 tablespoon olive oil
3 cups cooked great northern beans, or 2 cans
2 cups chicken broth, or 1 can
1 7oz can of chopped green chili
1 teaspoon kosher salt
1 teaspoon cumin
1 teaspoon oregano
1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
1 cup sour cream
1/2 cup heavy cream
STOVE-TOP DIRECTIONS: In a large saucepan, over medium heat, heat the oil. Add the chicken, onion, fresh garlic and saute until the chicken is no longer pink. Add the broth, beans, chile and the spices. Bring to a boil. Reduce the heat and simmer uncovered for about half an hour. Remove from the heat. Stir in sour cream and cream. Serve immediately. Enjoy!
CROCK-POT DIRECTIONS: Combine all ingredients (except the sour cream and heavy cream) in a crock-pot over low heat. I've made this with fresh and frozen chicken breasts. When cooking in the crock-pot, it isn't necessary to dice the chicken first. Cook for 5-7 hours, if the chicken is frozen, if will take the full 7 hours. I've also cooked this on high, when in a hurry. It takes about 3-4 hours that way.
Once the chicken is cooked and tender, shred lightly with two forks or tongs. Tossing it in the juices as you shred gently. Whisk together the sour cream and the heavy cream until smooth and then pour over the mixture in the crock-pot. Stir to combine and cook on low for another half hour or so, until the soup is warm throughout. Enjoy!
FREEZER MEAL: Let the soup cool completely before transferring to freezer safe containers. Soup can be reheated in the microwave or it can be thawed first and then reheated on the stove-top. I've also prepped all ingredients except the cream and sour cream and frozen the uncooked mixture in a large ziploc bag. When ready to cook, thaw completely and then cook as outlined above.
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I make something very similar but it doesn't use either sour cream or heavy cream. Instead it calls for half a package of melted cream cheese and a bit of mashed potatoes. I also usually add corn, a sweet red bell pepper and WAY more green chilies than your recipe calls for. We buy green chilies in giant frozen blocks here and I usually just toss a whole one in there and skip the cayenne. I actually used to puree a block of silken tofu and add it to the mix, but since I'm no longer able to eat soy, I think I'll try it with chicken and see how it goes!
ReplyDelete- AnonymousSeptember 14, 2013 at 6:31 PM
this sounds so good - getting cool here in NY and just feels like it's time for chili. Gotta get some chicken and try it!
ReplyDelete - AnonymousSeptember 23, 2013 at 10:42 PM
The creamy white chicken chili was sooo good. we had it for dinner this evening and my hubby said it was a keeper. Thank you.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousOctober 3, 2013 at 6:29 PM
Fantastic! What a delicious soup! Just finished my first bowl ... want more!
ReplyDelete - AnonymousOctober 22, 2013 at 9:13 AM
didn't have any white beans, used hominy-- it was awesome!
ReplyDelete - AnonymousOctober 28, 2013 at 6:28 PM
any idea what could be used instead of the sour cream and heavy cream? I have such a tough time with milk products but would love try this.
ReplyDelete - KimberlyNovember 20, 2013 at 8:27 PM
I love this .... I kick it up a notch and add BACON.....Oooh My
ReplyDelete - karen marieNovember 28, 2013 at 4:17 PM
I have your Cranberry Christmas cake in the oven, for the first time, and this beautiful white chili is on my stove, for the second time. You are the gift that keeps on giving!
ReplyDelete I found your recipe after receiving a gift of white chili after a recent surgery. It was so good that I knew I had to find out how to make it. After a lot of online searching, I came across your recipe and I am so happy I did. It is the BEST white chicken chili, and have made it several times. Thank you for sharing!


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Cookbooks sometimes suggest watermelon steak as a meat substitute for vegetarians.[4] Some recipes involve serving the steaks uncooked; once the raw watermelon is cut into steak-like slices, it can be garnished with various condiments or simply served together with salad.[5][6]
Watermelon steak was popularized by a Boston-area chef.[7][8] Boston Phoenix writer Robert Nadeau described his experience with watermelon steak thus:
"In some fashion that I don't understand, the process makes it (the watermelon) lose its granularity, so that it looks and for a moment even chews a little like seared raw tuna, which it resembles. The flavor isn't sweet, although it isn't meaty either, but enough of the browning comes through to make it a little like a piece of meat, and lots of fun..."[9]
- ^ "Grilled watermelon steak: It's what's for dinner". Today. July 29, 2008.
- ^ a b Schloss, Andrew; Joachim, David (2011). Fire It Up: 400 Recipes for Grilling Everything. Chronicle Books. p. 345. ISBN 978-0-8118-6505-0.
- ^ "Baked Watermelon Steak Recipe and Method- Raw Fish/Sashimi Replacement for Sushi". pennilessparenting.com. 2 November 2012. Retrieved 18 July 2014.
- ^ Bittman, Mark (2007). "Grilled Watermelon Steak". How to Cook Everything: Vegetarian. John Wiley & Sons. ISBN 978-0-7645-2483-7.
- ^ "Watermelon steak, Tomato Salad, and Watermelon Refresher". Top Chef: The Cookbook. Chronicle Books. 2008. p. 74. ISBN 978-0-8118-6430-5.
- ^ "No-Cook Meals". Southern Living. Retrieved 18 July 2014.
- ^ The Chef, 51 Lincoln, retrieved July 18, 2014.
- ^ "Watermelon steak", The Boston Globe, August 8, 2007.
- ^ Food & Drink | Metropolitan Club
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