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There are a total of six handmade by artist pieces on this page.
Please scroll this page down to see all the pieces.
sterling silver, 14 karat gold,
green tourmaline, peridot, pearls, and cut glass
sterling silver, 18k gold, blue topaz, blue glass
sterling silver, 14 karat gold,
iolite, rhodolite garnet, cut glass
sterling silver, 18k gold,
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sterling, 14 karat gold,
facet cut blue topaz, facet cut peridot, cut glass
Today glass jewelry may be popular among craft galleries, craft shops, in art jewelry or craft jewelry and craft artists. Fine jewelry is as always popular in sterling silver and solid gold. Piro mixes the two and creates his own design style. On this page there are a few pieces that are in sterling silver and 14 karat gold with pearls and gemstones and glass in each design piece. The glass is cut by the jewelry artist. The art jewelry designs by Piro with glass have a special unique mix of facet cut semi precious and facet cut precious stones where one can see amethyst, blue topaz, citrine, garnet, peridot, tourmaline, and small diamonds with glass. This is something of a unique feature in Piro art jewelry as the cut glass is often mixed with these gemstones. The cut glass in Piro art jewelry creates a nice effect that casts its own color light onto the sterling silver or gold part of the piece. When looking at any Piro pendants, rings, earrings, or bracelets that have the cut glass, the metal part may have a color tint when put under light because of the glass above it.
Note how green light from the green glass appears on the sterling silver metal near top of the ring right under the green glass top.
Gregory Pyra Piro art jewelry designs are made in sterling silver and 14 karat gold, and the rings, pendants, earrings, brooches, and bracelets are mixed metal rather than just silver or gold. Most jewelry manufacturers, designers, and even artists today who work in gold and silver work in wax that produces molds for casting. And many silver jewelry artists, work with wire jewelry. Gregory's jewelry, not only that it is different, but it is made in a unique way. Some components are handmade with tools and some parts of the pieces are made with a torch. These are unique techniques that jewelry artists in Europe used to work with before many jewelry artists and jewelry designers have switched to wax work and casting. Though there are limitations to work with these techniques metals like white gold, it is possible to work with these techniques in sterling silver, yellow gold, and pink gold. But what is most important is that with the techniques which Gregory works with, it is only possible to make one of a kind jewelry.
In this cyber ring green light is on the sterling silver and gold from the green glass top.
In this stack ring, the blue glass casts blue light onto the sterling silver (lower right corner of ring).
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Gregory Pyra, an international jewelry artist, has his work shown currently in museums such as the Malbork Castle Museum, in Malbork, and the Amber Museum in Gdansk in Poland. Pforzheim Jewellery Museum also had his jewelry artworks. In the past he has made pieces for the Royal family in Sweden, for King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia in 1976 after his work was shown in Tidö Slott, in Tidö-Lindö. Gregory had shows since the 1970's until the present in Europe, USA, Australia. His jewelry works were published in books, which were printed in Germany, Poland, United Kingdom, France, etc. Some of his recent made work currently is found in galleries in the United States and Europe. His art jewelry is something that is entirely artist created and not influenced by the market. Gregory Pyra art jewelry, unique in a class by itself, is different than anything in the craft movement in the UK, USA, and Australia, and different than any mass produced jewelry. It is something that artist creates completely on his own, and at the same time has superb quality. Today Gregory Pyra, Gabriel Pyra, and Piro Group continue creating superb art jewelry design pieces and also unique sculpture. There are many designs available. Persons interested in Gregory's recent made original works can contact the artist.
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Helen Paige
PHILIPSBURG Helen Marjorie Bayers Paige, 99, died of natural causes Sunday, March 24, at the Granite County Medical Center in Philipsburg.
A celebration of her life will be held at a later date. Longfellow-Finnegan-Riddle Funeral & Cremation Services handled arrangements.
Helen was born in Lavina on Oct. 22, 1913, to Elizabeth (Dwyer) Bayers and Arthur C. Bayers. She was the oldest of six children. While in grade school, Helen rode a horse to school. Her family moved to Coberg, Ore., when she was a child, and then she returned to grow up in Dillon. She graduated from Beaverhead County High School in 1932 and attended Dillon Normal College for two years. She taught school in a country school in the Big Hole Valley for two years.
Helen met Boynton (Dub) Paige while he was teaching high school and coaching in Twin Bridges. They were married at the Bayers Ranch in 1934 on Dec. 26. Following their marriage, they moved to Ronan, where Boynton was employed at the Ronan Bank. Their son, Ronald and daughter, Gail were born while they resided in Ronan. Boynton was asked to move to Philipsburg and start the Flint Creek Valley Bank. They moved to Philipsburg in 1940, and Helen has resided there ever since.
Helen was an outstanding basketball player in high school, and one coach said he wished she could play on the men's team. She was an excellent golfer, winning many titles and ladies invitationals.
Helen was a Cub Scout den mother, Girl Scout leader and Mother Advisor of Rainbow, receiving the Grand Cross of Colors. She was a member of Pearl Chapter and Drummond Order of Eastern Star. She was instrumental in the refurbishing of the Courtney Hotel in Philipsburg and helping to make it into a successful museum. She was a member of the library board and was asked to be a trustee of the Flint Creek Valley Bank after the death of her husband in 1996. She has remained an emeriti ever since.
Her husband, Boynton; her parents; her sisters, Beatrice Staninger, Jeanne Lemm, Bertha Rossiter and Wanda Ellig; a niece, Jane Rossiter; nephew Ken Staninger; and great-nephew David Rossiter all preceded Helen in death.
Family remaining are her children, Ron (Judy) Paige of Philipsburg and daughter Gail (Wyley) Good of Fort Benton; grandchildren Denise Paige (David) Anderson of London, England, Heather Paige of Napa, Calif., Suzanne Paige of San Francisco, Calif., Rebecca Good Agamenoni (Mike) of Casper, Wyo., Paula Good Pease (Brent) of Gainesville, Fla., Jennifer Good Downey (Mike) of Mill Creek, Wash., and Charles (Tami) Good of Fort Benton; her brother, Byron (Pauline) of Twin Bridges; eleven great-grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews.
She loved sports. Helen and Dub did not miss many Grizzly football or basketball games in Missoula. Watching her grandchildren perform and cheering on her great-grandsons was a highlight for her. She was a lady all her life. Helen never had the opportunity to own a bicycle and consequently she could never ride one. She always loved music and took piano lessons when her daughter did, but she was told by her teacher she either had to have nice nails or nice music.
She was a member of St. Andrews Episcopal Church, helping clean and set up the altar for many years. Father John Toles was a dear friend and supporter of Helen.
Memorials in Helen's name may be made to St. Andrews Episcopal Church in Philipsburg or to the Ken Staninger Scholarship Fund at the University of Montana Foundation in Missoula.
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All the news for Munchkin, Munchkin Quest, and munchkinry in general.
March 30, 2015: An Important Note About Star Munchkin 3
A couple of people have noticed that the cover of Star Munchkin 3 – Diplomatic Impunity
Which card is the bonus card? For now, we're not telling, but once the card list goes live on the Star 3 web page, we'll be sure to indicate which card is first printing only.
Incidentally, John Kovalic came up with that extra card. It's a lot of fun working with creative people!
March 23, 2015: GAMA Announcements!
We made several announcements during the GAMA Trade Show last week. If you weren't paying attention to the Internet, here's what you missed:
Our pals at USAopoly have three more Munchkin games coming out this year!
- Munchkin Adventure Time 2 – It's a Dungeon Crawl! will be in stores next month. It's a 100-card expansion (including 12 new Dungeons!) retailing at US$19.95.
- Munchkin Zombies: The Walking Dead is a 56-card expansion based on Robert Kirkman's hit comic book, featuring great Charlie Adlard artwork. You will need Munchkin Zombies to play. The Walking Dead will be in stores late this summer, retailing at US$10.95.
- There will be a Munchkin The Nightmare Before Christmas core game! We aren't quite ready to announce when it will be available; price will be US$24.95.
- We will be reprinting Munchkin Dragons this August. Both it and Star Munchkin: Space Ships will be packaged in a blister attached to a backing card the same size as our tuckbox expansions, so retailers can hang these boosters right on the same peg. Price will still be US$4.95.
- Munchkin Steampunk Deluxe will be released in a launch kit this July, with three copies of the game, 72 promo cards (24 each of three different cards), and three posters for stores to hang in their shops. The game by itself will ship in September, so the launch kit is the only way to have the game when it is initially released. Steampunk Deluxe will be US$29.95 and the launch kit will be US$89.95.
- Munchkin Stocking Stuffers will be getting a full release later this year.
- Munchkin Gloom and Munchkin Smash Up are still on track for release this year. It's a bit too soon to narrow it down further than that.
- We're teaming up with Renegade Game Studios on a set of Munchkin trading cards! These are actual trading cards, just like sports cards and the like (but without the nasty chewing gum), and there will be some special or even unique chase cards scattered through the set.
Hard as this is to believe, we still haven't announced everything coming out this year! We've got some more love for Star Munchkin and some support for Munchkin Steampunk coming. We've got some new Munchkin expansions and accessories I'm really looking forward to. And a big part of what I did at the show was talk with some people about our Munchkin plans for 2016 and beyond . . . plans that I think define the term "ambitious." It's an exciting time to be a Munchkin fan!
March 16, 2015: Second-Stage Boosters
We've gone on record as saying that we almost always treat our Munchkin boosters as "one and done." We had thought that our usual print run of 25,000 boosters (or more!) would be sufficient.
However, "almost always" is not always. Sometimes, it turns out that we're wrong about demand.
So far, eight of our out-of-print (or going-out-of-print-fast) boosters have been repackaged in two collections, Munchkin Holiday Surprise
Later this year, three more boosters will be getting new life in the form of second printings. I've already revealed on the forums that one of them is Star Munchkin: Space Ships
We're also experimenting with a new way to package boosters. Space Ships will be in the new format and at least one of the other two reprints will be as well. It's not as cheap as foil finseal packs for large quantities, so we'll definitely keep using those, but the new format makes smaller print runs cost-effective AND may make some retailers happy in the bargain.
March 9, 2015: Attention Retailers!
Are you attending the GAMA Trade Show next week?
Do you want to meet Marketing Director Brian Engard, Retail Liaison Randy Scheunemann, and me, your humble Czar?
We're hosting a special retailer get-together the night of March 17 in Las Vegas. For details, attend one of Phil Reed's presentations that afternoon. We leaked a bit of information in our March retailer newsletter -- if you aren't subscribed, make sure to update your entry in our Store Finder or talk to Randy that night and he'll hook you up.
Hope to see a lot of you there!
March 2, 2015: Happy Independence Day!
March 2 is the day Texans celebrate their declaration of independence from Mexico, back in 1836. (Mexico didn't exactly accept it peacefully, you may recall.) This year, Warehouse 23 is celebrating by making Munchkin blank cards available again!
As for me, I'm celebrating being done (or at least very close to done) with a Very Important Munchkin Project that has eaten my brain for the past few months. Now I can refocus my attention on all the other things that have been . . . uh . . . piling . . .
Wow, that's a whole lot of stuff to work on. Better get started. After all, 2016 is a lot closer than we think.
(A personal postscript: I wrote this item a couple of weeks ago. On Saturday, my grandfather passed away. I'm taking this week off to spend time with my family. I'll be jumping on my ever-increasing to-do list next week instead. Thanks to everyone who has already expressed your condolences; they really do mean a lot. -AH)
February 23, 2015: Notes From A Hireling
Hello everyone!
You might find yourself wondering "Just what does a Munchkin Hireling do?" Well aside from the obvious carrying of things my co-workers can't, I also have a number of very important duties. I make a lot of jokes (some of them so bad they wind up on Munchkin cards,) I remind Andrew that there are these things called deadlines, I help shepherd art from the talented hands of John Kovalic through the approvals process and into the hands of our amazing production department, and, most importantly, I avoid anyone with a Kill the Hireling card!
-- Devin Lewis
February 16, 2015: Munchkin World NYC Is [Sigh] Over.
We had a fantastic time and hope everyone who attended did as well. I want to congratulate everyone from SJ Games on their hard work pulling this together -- it was the very definition of a team effort, with everyone on staff involved at one time or another. Thanks, y'all; I'm proud to be working with you. Special thanks to MIBs Sean and Melissa Ferris, who gave up their entire weekend to work in the store with us.
I'm flying back home today (because I've done two trips back to back and I am TIRED) while the rest of the team dismantles the store and comes home tomorrow and Wednesday. It's going to be tough to go back to the dull routine after the excitement of putting our very own New York store together, but we'll manage somehow.
Thanks again to everyone who came by and visited Munchkin World NYC!
OHH, and congratulations to Brian Shanks, the winner of the Munchkin Invitational! The final round was Munchkin Steampunk Deluxe (using a handmade prototype set), and he got to keep the set as his prize . . . or he would have, had he not offered it as a bribe to another player for help in the winning combat. A munchkinly play indeed!
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Conference Paper: In Search for the Right Measure: Assessing Types of Developed Knowledge while Using a Gamified Web Toolkit[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Game-based learning has been used to teach topics in diverse domains, but it is still hard to determine when such approaches are an efficient learning technique. In this paper we focus on one open challenge – the limited understanding in the community of the types of knowledge these games help to develop. Using a taxonomy that distinguishes between declarative, procedural and conditional knowledge, we evaluate a game-based toolkit to analyse and solve an information security problem within a holistic crime prevention framework. Twenty-eight participants used the toolkit. We designed a portfolio of learning assessment measures to capture learning of different types of knowledge. The measures included two theoretical open-answer questions to explore participants' understanding, three problem-specific open-answer questions to test their ability to apply the framework, and 9 multiple-choice questions to test their ability to transfer what was learned to other contexts. The assessment measures were administered before and after use of the toolkit. The application questions were analysed by classifying suggested ideas. The theoretical questions were qualitatively analysed using a set of analytical techniques. The transferability questions were statistically analysed using t-tests. Our results show that participants' answers to the application questions improved in quality after the use of the toolkit. In their answers to the theoretical questions most participants could explain the key features of the toolkit. Statistical analysis of the multiple-choice questions testing transferability however failed to demonstrate significant improvement. Whilist our participants understood the CCO framework and learned how to use the toolkit, participants didn't demonstrate transfer of knowledge to other situations in information security. We discuss our results, limitations of the study design and possible lessons to be learned from these.7th European Conference on Games Based Learning; 10/2013
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ABSTRACT: This paper reports on a case study of using rapid prototyping to develop a serious game about crime prevention. Five small-scale formative evaluations (with a total of 17 participants) were used to guide the collect user requirements and formative feedback. Early formative results are positive and provided early signals on what needs to be changed in the game design and what could be kept. Evaluations also provided valuable feedback for the underlying subject matter theory. The process used in this research could possibly be transferred and adopted in other serious game development projects, resulting in low-cost development and early feedback on game design ideas.01/2013; 8(1).
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ABSTRACT: This paper outlines a framework which draws together the currently fragmented understandings of, and actions against, terrorism. The 'conjunction of terrorist opportunity' (CTO) stems from a widely known equivalent in crime prevention. Detailed distinctions emerge which clarify the relationship between crime and terrorism. There is special emphasis on historical and higher-level emergent causes, including terrorists' pursuit of strategic objectives and the career of the terrorist organisation itself, as it co-evolves with the society trying to frustrate and destroy it. But the framework seeks to anchor these understandings by reference to terrorist events and their immediate causes. On the basis of this analysis a suite of interventions can then be chosen to match terrorist problem and context and to reflect tactical and strategic priorities. Although the framework is only sketched here, it appears sufficiently promising to test out on a range of case studies by diagnosing causes and describing or suggesting interventions.Security Journal 05/2005; 18(3):7-25. DOI:10.1057/palgrave.sj.8340201 · 0.61 Impact Factor
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Reemay v. Agribon 15
i'm protecting against insects, not frost. Does anyone have any experience with Agribon 15? Reportedly doesn't build heat inside, can anyone verify that?
i see Johnny's carries it but in much larger quantities than i need-2000 feet! i'll have to figure that part out. Other weights are available in sizes more suited to the home gardener so the 15 weight must not be a widely popular product.
Reemay is available locally although only in 5' widths. i think i recall reading here that Reemay is thicker and coarser than Agribon. Is that right? Are there other differences?
i have used tulle which works OK but width is only about 4' which is a little short.
I use the AG-30 in the 83" x 100' which protects with 6F frost protection and allows 70% light transmission. I like the weigh and longevity. Air and water easily pass so there is not a lot of internal heat.
The AG-19 offers 4F frost protection and allows 85% light transmission.
I use the hoops so wanted the better wear. I tried reemay and found it does not stand up to wear or UV. The AG-30 width of 83" suits my wide beds, especially for my brassicas.
I buy from Veseys.
Here is a link that might be useful: Veseys
I've used the AG-15 for seed saving purposes(for peppers) and to keep out insect pests (on squash & cukes). It's heat buildup is slight, but it does trap humidity, which is a problem for some crops. For the most part, I'm pretty happy with it.
However, Mauirose, I know from another thread that wind is a real problem for you. The AG-15 is durable enough for occasional wind, but chances are you might have some tearing under your conditions. I get very little tearing when floated over plants at ground level, but thunderstorms can rip the covers on my pepper cages.
What crops are you planning to cover? It might be that shade cloth could overcome the heat buildup.
Thanks organicdan, durability is important so i think i will skip the reemay.
Zeedman you are right about the wind. It's another reason i want to try a smaller piece first to see how it works out. The tulle has held up OK so far but it offers very little wind resistance and it is in a more sheltered spot than the main garden. i am hoping to clip the Agribon to the hoops as i have done with the tulle. Shade cloth or even mosquito netting might be another option.
Seems obvious but i had not considered that humidity might be higher under cover. Thanks for mentioning that.
Crops to be grown under cover might include greens, brassicas and zucchini (Cavili is working out pretty well). i'd like to include peppers but i think they are too big. (Wait-i just noticed that you said pepper cages??) And if anyone knows of a parthenocarpic pumpkin or winter squash please let me know!
I just bought agribon 15 from Johnny's in a 50' length (10' wide) for $19.95 plus shipping. They also have agribon 19 and 30, but since I'm only interested in it as a summer insect barrier, I want to get the greatest light transmission possible and that is the agribon 15.
Here is a link that might be useful: Agribon row covers from Johnny's


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How are you wanting to use it and for what purposes and ranges? That will determine which may perform better for your uses. Both have their strengths & weaknesses.
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I am planning to replant them both into a gritty mix, since I am sure they would do better. Winters are not very good to them together with watering/retentive soil, I am sure. I keep them outside as soon as temps allow, and they love it. Bloomed few times too. I am pruning them a lot since I don't enough space.
One of them gets spider mites thruout the winter, other one doesn't. Regular spraying with alcohol solution & often showers seem to help.
I be inetersted to see what other-more experienced have to say.
I've also heard that Bougies don't like their roots disturbed, but honestly I've come to ignore that idea because I've repotted the two I maintain several times each w/o so much as a hiccup. I treat them like all my other tropicals - same fertilizing regimen. If I do anything special for them it's in the way of ensuring they stay warm and don't get over-watered. IOW - I try to be sure they dry down quite a bit before I water. I maintain them under lights in the basement over winter where it's about 63-65*. Like the rest of my tropicals there, they about hold their own - it's cooler than they prefer, even on a propagation mat. They do really well in the summer heat, though.
I transplanted more than two dozen different varieties of tropical plants into gritty mix at the beginning of summer last year. I bare rooted a bougainvillea that was about three feet tall and put it in classic gritty mix in a five-gallon container. Of all my plants, it probably showed the most positive response. I kept it in light shade and sheltered from the wind for about a week after transplanting, then moved it into full sun for summer. It began putting on healthy new growth right away. I found that it needed watering at least every other day, and was quick to wilt if I tried to go longer.
When I brought it inside last fall, it lost most of its leaves, but began leafing out again within a couple weeks. Over the winter I only watered when it started to wilt. Inside in a sunny window, it could go three or four weeks between waterings. It put on at least another foot of growth and is now bigger and better than ever.
The one issue I had was that it does seem to attract pests, including aphids, white flies and spider mites. I solved that problem with neem oil outside and a systemic insecticide indoors.


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Rouse will replace beleaguered veteran C.C. Brown, who has been beaten twice on deep passes for touchdowns during the losing streak.
Brown missed a defensive audible in last Sunday's 40-17 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, allowing DeSean Jackson to score on a 54-yard pass play late in the first half.
"This is the NFL, pressure comes week in and week out," Rouse said. "As a team and as a member of this team, everybody has to be prepared to play whether you are a starter or not. We look at it as if you are first- or second-string you are going to be a starter because it only takes one play for you to come up in that starting 11.
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Gross has been saying this since 2010
He also pulled his clients out of bonds and cost them a nice run 2011-2012.
This guy is right in the inner circle of banksters. He makes money issuing paper whether you make money or lose money.
He's the dealer at the bond/treasury casino.
But he did say he would have voted Ron Paul if nominated.
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Staff was very nice!
Hotel could really use updating in all of the room. Rust everywhere.
close to family member not many resturants close by
rooms to far from office
Nice pool area out back.
I could hear a lot of 'hallway noise', like room doors slamming. Not very soundproof.
It is a Hampton and better quality than some of the other dives around.
Nothing to eat in area of hotel, must travel to the NEXT exit where there is plenty.
The water pressure and shower head could of been better in my room 10B.
Old antiquated room. Shower had little water pressure and was old and cracked up. Yuk!
The staff was great -my room was ready early-room was neat
There were three of us and only two towels.
Not much to the complementary breakfast.
even though there were two baseball teams there at the same time I enjoyed my stay even when breakfast was crowded. The staff did an excellent job.
The staff, the room layout and overall decor, the breakfast, the check-in process were all fantastic. I was not at all disappointed with any of it and will definitely give this place a second, third or fourth stay.
Nothing!! Everyone and everything was excellent. I loved my overnight stay and enjoyed the breakfast offered to the guests the next morning.
The hotel was hard to find. The room was dirty and the commode ran all night.
Room 223 I was laying in bed 2 bugs were found on the pillow. The staff did move me to another room 218 but it was not clean,brown substance on wall near toilet that appeared to be feces and the mattress was really dirty. Research possibly bed bugs.
When I thought I had left my meds. I call them and they went over and beyound what I had expected them to do.
Location. Price.
Some of the outer doors would not open with room key.
The resort was great and the pool was amazing. It was great that it was heated especially during the cooler months.
There aren't a lot of places to eat in Pine Mountain itself but the resort has a couple places inside.
I loved everything about this place and will definitely be back to stay longer!
The entire staff was awesome very courteous we enjoyed our stay....
There was mold food all over bed, chairs, dressers hair in tub cob webs three spiders and tv didn't work. My daughter ended up with body lice (scabies) just from sitting on bed, it was so disgusting....
Front desk really went above and beyond to be helpful to me and my daughter after our long 12 hour drive from Fredericksburg, VA.
bottom floor window with only sheers to block the outside light, solid curtains could not be closed. Needed shaving cream but none available was directed to local CVS which was good advise.
Location was convenient and recently renovated guest rooms was great
Breakfast was pretty sparse.
Lots of space and central location
Room had a few minor repairs that needed to be done.
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