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Weekly Crafty: Taking Ceramic Paint For A Spin
Sorry to anyone looking for Weekly Crafty posts on Tuesdays, it seems that they've shifted to Thursdays for the past two weeks! Since my hands are still recovering from staple pulling, more wallpaper peeling, and more painting (we're doing our stair risers today so we can hopefully install the runner this weekend and have that post for you on Monday), I wanted to pick something fun & easy for this week's crafty little endeavor. And here's where I ended up: with a big ol' hand-painted planter full of succulents and colorful cacti.
You know I like sharing house plants that we're adding/loving/killing every once in a while (like this and this), and this project all started when I found some glass/ceramic paint on clearance at JoAnn for $1.97…
I don't think I've ever used specifically formulated glass or ceramic paint, so a maiden voyage like this is thrilling for a gal like me (seriously, it falls somewhere between finding a five dollar bill in my coat pocket and a new episode of The Walking Dead on my DVR). At first I gave a few other project ideas some consideration – like painting mugs, a vase, or some ceramic candlesticks – and then I saw this amazing planter and said "boom, I'm going planter." Just like that. Out loud and everything.
The reason for a planter was two-fold. Clara had showed some interest in the colorful cacti at Home Depot the last time we walked by, and I'd been meaning to grab her one or two so we could care for them together. The second reason was that about a week ago I was going through our serving bowls and noticed there were some big winners we use all the time, and one shallow bowl that we hardly touched. But when I saw that inspiration planter, I realized the shape of my poor abandoned bowl was similar. And it was nice and big (around 17″ wide) so I thought it would make for a sweet centerpiece at the kitchen table when it was all said and done.
So Clara and I took a trip to Home Depot, where we got a little carried away. We stared at everything, discussed their merits and shortcomings ("I like this one because it's extra pokey!" "I like this one because it's yellow like a lemon!") and ended up grabbing 10 plants. Five of them were colorful cacti and the other five were smaller/cheaper succulents to fill things in. All told, it was around $30 in plants (I told you we got carried away) so I'm pretty dang invested in this project now – but Clara is so excited. Begging: please share your cactus care tips if you have any! I don't want to kill these guys.
As we were checking out the cashier sweetly told me to mix some sand into the soil when I potted them because they like that and dropped the fact that they actually sell Cactus Sand for a few bucks if I don't have sand on hand to mix. After
embracing her with tears in my eyes thanking her profusely, Clara and I grabbed a bag (when you put $30 into plants, $3 for the dirt they like best felt like a nice insurance policy for a black thumb like me).
Once home with our haul, the first step was ceramic painting, which had me torn. If I wanted to be literal about it, I could paint the entire outside of the bowl like the one that inspired me, but I liked the idea of some white with a fun slice of blue around those colorful cacti, so I decided to paint the inner lip of the planter with my teal ceramic paint. The best of both worlds. Kinda like Two Face. Except less gruesome and eye-ball-y.
Applying the paint inside the lip was easy enough…
I just followed the instructions: wiping down the part I was going to paint with alcohol, letting it dry, and painting a nice even coat with a small craft brush. I did my best to keep the line around the lip of the bowl even, and since the paint was really slow to dry, if I messed up and got a blob up on the lip, just wiping it with a paper towel left me with a nice clean edge once again. The paint was non-toxic so I could have done it with Clara (I did it right in front of her) but she said "call me when it's time to touch the dirt!" Funny kid.
Oh and the reason I didn't bother painting the entire inside of the bowl was because I figured I'd rather conserve my paint for another project instead of using it on a large part of the planter that wouldn't be seen once the dirt was added.
To cure the paint on ceramic and glass surfaces, you can either let it air dry for a while, or you can speed things up by baking it in the oven. Although this was a serving dish, it was only microwave and dishwasher safe – not oven safe – so I skipped that step and just opted for the air drying approach. After a few days it was no longer tacky, so I decided the lip could continue to cure even after the pot was in use and Clara and I could commence the much anticipated Adding Of The Dirt.
The plants were spikey so we had to be careful, but she had a lot of fun dumping cups of dirt into the bowl and digging little holes for me to drop the plants into.
Now every night at dinner Clara and I talk about our favorite plants (they all have names) and check to make sure nothing's giving up on us. So far, so good! Maybe the bean will grow up to be a botanist. Or a paleontologist. The dirt was definitely her favorite part…
In the end, this project only took about thirty minutes to gather my supplies, and another twenty spent painting that lip, followed by around 15 minutes to pot things with Clara in our special cactus sand, but I hope it's a kitchen centerpiece that lasts for years and makes us smile. I actually really like the bright pot + succulents thing, so I'm thinking I might make a bunch more as holiday gifts and even some little ones for the neighbors (one small cactus and a little brightly painted pot should only be around $7 total – and I can try stripes and dots and a dipped bottom, etc).
Is anyone else out there painting ceramic or glass items? Or planting something inside to add a little life to the house as we head into the colder months? How about homemade holiday gift ideas? I'm flirting with the concept of trying to DIY all of them this year, but it might lead to final-hour hyperventilation, so I'm not sure yet.
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I hope your cacti last longer than ours! I bought a colorful one similar to those you bought and it lasted almost 6 months before it died on me. I followed the planting and light instructions to a T. Would love for an update later in their lives :-)
I definitely bought one of those plants last month (the very bottom right one in your last picture) to plant in a teacup that was my great-grandma's so I could see it on a daily basis next to my kitchen sink. I actually have a pretty green-ish thumb and I definitely killed it by over-watering. The leaves (?) got soggy and then would fall off layer by layer until the whole thing went kaput. I think the lack of watering they require freaked me out! So resist the urge (unlike me!) and hopefully yours will have a happily ever after…
I'm somewhat hit or miss on indoor plants. But I do have a few succulents that are totally thriving. Two are on a bathroom windowsill, two on my kitchen windowsill. The second secret it to forget about them, a lot. Hah. It's pretty easy to over water a cactus or succulent! So put it somewhere you'll forget it, like your powder room, hah!
Maybe that's what I'm doing to mine? Overwatering? We water them once a week or so, but at first my husband was just spraying them, and they've been shriveling since we got them.. Totally dieing one leaf at a time :( They are planted in regular potting soil but also in one of those special bowls that have a second compartment for water to drain into and then be absorbed if necessary? If anyone knows how I can save the poor things, do let me know… i'd really appreciate it!!
succulents/cacti like very dry, gritty soil. Succulents/cacti do NOT like "normal" potting soil. They retain moisture in their plump leaves and stems and when they get too much water they become too heavy and burst/break off OR become waterlogged and rot. If leaves fall off your succulent you can let them dry out on a bed of pebbles and they will eventually start to sprout roots and become new plants.
I actually plant mine outside in well-drained pea gravel/rock garden where they thrive. I bring the tender ones in before the first frost, but some are even considered perennials able to withstand zone 5 winters.
I don't have the best lighting conditions for them inside so they tend to get leggy trying to reach for the sun, but they still make it through the winters and enjoy being outside again in the summers.
I got into building terrariums last winter and discovered the secret to planting in containers without drainage holes is using "horticultural charcoal" layered at the bottom of the soil to absorb excess moisture. One thing I learned about terrariums is that they work best with plants that like humid environments–a succulent would rot and die off quickly–because having a lid on the terrarium keeps things moist and creates a little atmosphere.
So, all those pretty examples you see on Pinterest of combinations of moss and succulents in a charming glass container? Those are just for show and will quickly die off if left together since they require different watering habits. My terrariums are still going strong since last January and I MAYBE misted them 2 or 3 times in the last 11 months since they retain their moisture so well.
So, if you truly are gardening-challenged, I would recommend a LIDDED terrarium as a way to enjoy a tiny garden with minimal need for interference.
(I also played around with non-lidded terrariums, but found they dried out faster, struggled more, and were more likely to have plants trying to creep out of the opening)
Oh I love the idea of using a teacup! I have my Great Grandmother's China and want to do this right away!! Thanks for the idea!
Just a tip for most plants (but especially so with cacti, succulents, and other low-water plants): they need a pot that drains. Some containers are super cute for planting, but if there's no drainage hole the water will just collect in the bottom and stagnate. This leads to root rot and eventual plant death. Some try to get around this by putting layer of small rocks/pebbles in the bottom, but this honestly only makes it worse as the water collects there and has no place to go. If you have a plant in a non-draining container (like a bowl or a teacup) be careful to only water in small quantities–the goal would be to give the plant(s) just enough water to feed them without soaking the soil too much. You can also buy a ceramic bit for a drill and make drainage holes, but that can be tricky and possibly break the glass (sometimes no matter how extremely careful you are) so take heed with a family heirloom! Non-draining containers aren't going to kill plants 100% of the time, but they do require extra care to not soak the soil too much.
Just my two cents :) the cacti are adorable Sherry!
Just wanted to say thanks for the tips. I guess I'll have to move the little guys out of that soil… Wish me luck ;)
Also, thanks to Sherry and John for making this space available for us readers to "talk" to you and each other :)
That's cute…love the succulents!
Sherry, how are you feeling? Can we have a Bun update? :)
I've meant to ask how you're feeling as well. I too had all day nausea with both pregnancies and it lasted a couple of weeks longer with the second. Hope it passes for you very soon!
So pretty! I definitely want to try this. Keep the crafty-ness coming :)
Love this! So bright and cheery! Do you remember where you purchased the bowl? I love the little dot design on the brim.
I saw a very similar design in multiple sizes at TJMaxx this week!
I saw some kind of like this at Target as we'll.
I really like this! I have a similar sized clear glass bowl and it might be fun to experiment with it.. We have a Joann opening up around the corner (i'm still not sure if this is a good thing!) so I will have to check out the glass paint!
Thanks for the idea! I think my 4 yo might also be excited about the dirt.
Good luck with your party platter of succulents! They're all very colourful and cute. Maybe even throw in some gravel over the dirt? As long as they get lots of direct sun, though, they'll be happy.
Great little gift! I'll be stealing this little personal touch for my babe's daycare teacher's! Over at the just the bees knees…she made a little note that said, "thanks for helping me grow" Together!!! This will be perfect!!!
Love this! Especially how well the colors pop (blue, red, yellow)… Clara certainly has her parents eye for color!
PS – I think the link to your inspiration is not working correctly.
Very cute! I love the blue with the reds and greens.
And yes, be VERY careful of watering! Water only when the soil seems dry about one inch down. The plumper, fatter plants (like the cacti) needs somewhat less water than the thinner plants, like your little hen and chicks. They also need a lot of light. You can watch the hens and chicks for signs that they aren't getting enough light. If they start stretching upwards and getting a lot of space in between the layers, they need more light. (I now have a sempurvium similar to your hen and chick that is about 7 inches tall because it did NOT get nearly enough light.)
Rocks in the bottom will help if the bowl doesn't drain. Water them once a week–about 1/4 to 1/2 cup of water should be enough. My husband's family owns a plant store:)
I didn't know this paint existed, but now that I know it does my mind is brimming with ideas! I may make a pattern on a ceramic vase for my sister's birthday coming up. I'm thinking irregular colourful blotches, kind of like watercolour.
I think that cute pop of blue is perfect! I never would've thought to paint the inside like that. Fingers crossed they stay all pokey for ya!
PRETTY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! What a great idea!!! It's also probably a good idea that you didn't paint the entire inside b/c I'm wondering if the paint would leech into the soil and kill the plants. Anyways, I'm pinning this! Are you guys just leaving it on the kitchen table as a centerpiece?
I purchased a few of those plants from Whole Foods and they lasted FOREVER. Cute project!
My cacti seriously thrive on neglect – the worst thing you can do is over water them. I bought a heap of small cacti and succulents at a yardsale for $1.00 each, to replant into a number of upcycled containers – i put them on my workbench (outdoors undercover) and forgot about them for 3 months over winter (winter is pretty mild here) – i watered them at the end of winter (end of August Downunder) and once again since and they are growing and very healthy. Which reminds me – it's about time I replanted them like I intended to, almost 6 months ago!
What a cute idea! I actually have a very similar shallow white bowl I never use. I think I got it at Ikea a few years ago? Maybe I'll give this project a go.
I love the color combo together! Such a sweet idea to do with Clara. Hubby bought me a cactus for Valentine's Day one year (long story), that was about 4 inches high. Within 6 years, it hit our 7-foot ceilings! Hopefully yours don't grow quite so well!
Succulent freak here!
If you guys are paying attention to them every night you should be fine- you'll catch little problems early- like seeing some wilting, withering or rotting. (burning is also a problem, but since it's the winter you shouldn't have this issue) Then you can adjust the watering/sun/warmth of the guys accordingly. Less watering is better, which is always so frustrating with these guys- I want to love them to death (and sometimes do!)
Anyways, enough rambling- actual advice: since it's the winter, they'll be going dormant. Gradually wean them off of water until you are watering them thoroughly once every week and a half/two weeks in the depth of winter. Some people go down to only once a month, but I get antsy if I do it that drastically. Keep them in as bright a spot as you can without risking chilling them(i.e. not too close to a cold window). Then in the spring you can ramp the watering up, add some cactus fertilizer to the mix, and put them in a sunny spot (remember that plants can get sunburnt too, so always make changes in sun/heat gradually!)
Not sure if you can see my email or not, but give me a holler if you ever need any advice :)
Oh my gosh I just can't shut up… Since your bowl doesn't have drainage, you will have to be super careful about over watering. (Although, it should be said that Home Depot probably watered them pretty frequently since they had drainage in their nursery pots.) I don't want to tell you to dig them up again, but usually you would want to layer the soil in pots with no drainage- big gravel or styrofoam peanuts for this bottom later. (not the kind of packing peanuts that decompose in water though)
Hehe, no problem! Enjoy those colorful dudes! Don't be discouraged if some of those colorful ones die off though- they are grafted on and can have problems of their own.
Rock on.
Elise has lots of great tips. I agree that drainage is important. You may want too get a ceramic drill bit and put in some holes at the bottom of the serving bowl.
I use Styrofoam from packing containers (doesn't decompose) because it isn't as heavy as gravel!
I don't water my cactus in winter either and not often in the summer. I forget about them most of the time.
Just occurred to me that I was so excited to ramble about plants that I didn't mention my blog, which has some relevant posts that go into more detail about layering soil and other succulent care stuff :)
yes yes- replant with styrofoam packing peanuts. They are going sort of dormant right now until Spring: water maybe once a month, then in Spring start increasing like twice/month and in summer weekly? Find the sunniest spot you have. Might not get enough sun on table in middle of a room. In general they don't like being moved around a lot. These are highly cultivated so don't fret if one of them dies. Just get a replacement and carry on : ))
A layer of bits of shattered brick in the bottom will also do for the drainage. Oh, and if the upper colourful part of the cactus dies, the base may still live on, so don't throw them away right away.
I've been wanting to do a succulent garden for years now. Fighting the urge to go to Home Deport RIGHT NOW and buying all the succulents! Must resist!
Okay maybe not. Just one or five won't hurt anyone.
"Call me when its time to touch the dirt!" Bahahaha that girl is cooler than the rest of us combined.
I'm wild about this project! I DIY-ed most of my Christmas gifts last year and something like this might be a great way to carry that in to this year!
My first reaction to this was, "No! Not cacti!" We removed a greenhouse that was filled with cacti and dead desert flowers left by the previous home owners. Despite using gloves and being in layers, I had a few spiney encounters that left me ouch-ing away.
Once internal ouch-ies went away, I remembered that somewhere, in a box, I picked up a punch bowl and glasses from a thrift store with the hopes of planting succulents in them one day.
We'll either plant them in a little grove of trees (with a toddler-sized table and chairs) or on the sunroom for a dash of fun to balance out my hub's bike gear that resides on the other half of the sunroom!
Love the blue rim. You're a smart cookie, conserving the paint like that (I usually think of these things after the fact!)
I, too, am a notorious plant killer. I thought cacti would be safe. Nope. The bonus is that my two very neglected (and dead) cacti plants still look cute. Maybe I mummified them.
I had a cactus I thought was dead from lack of water, I left it at home when I went to college and my mother forgot about it. I decided to water it just to see what and IT CAME BACK! Plants are much more likely to recover from a drought than over watering.
This is so cute! I love it. I love that Clara said "Call me when it's time to touch the dirt" too funny!! My latest craft project was a Thanksgiving Burlap Wreath. I love it. It looks great on front door at our new house.
LOVE! I think I need to jump on the succulent bandwagon…yours is so adorable! Love the holiday gifting idea too, so smart/cute.
I LOVE succulents! Seriously. Obsessed. I have some in a terrarium that I planted with cactus soil and rocks. Make sure you have some rocks at the bottom to help with drainage! I water them about every 2 weeks and they are going strong :)
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When I can't put up a tree or decorate the porch with pumpkins, I spend time painting accent walls, refinishing furniture, tending to my plants on my porch, and coming up with table setting ideas for when family visits :)
Picasso Canna with creeping jenny and coleus
Orange Calla Lilly, creeping jenny, coleus, and super bells
Here is my porch. The pillows are Navy blue and a rust orange
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Wow, Your deck looks so inviting! I have tried with no success to grow coleus. Your planters are so amazing!
Your home looks lovely and the dresser is perfect. It looks so professional (think Pott. Brn) that I can't even imagine it white!!
Love the Bordallo plates, I have a couple of those. Pairing them with the cute frog pitcher in that nature setting was genius.
Everything is wonderful.
You keep VERY busy! Your porch decor is beautiful & your container plantings look devine!! Love the color combo w/your furniture, pillows, plantings!
That dresser re-do is awesome! Love the change of color & the hardware. Bordello was first introduced to me thru this forum, by Purplemoon... so lovely & you've found a wonderful frog pitcher.
Everything is fab! TFS! Jeanne S.
Beautiful containers. I just love coleus. Soooo many different kinds. Wish I had your talent for putting different plants together. I fill up a pot with just one kind - no matter what size it is.
My mother always, and I do mean ALWAYS, had a coleus clipping rooting in a glass of water on her kitchen window sill.
Where are you located? Coleus would burn up here (So. Cal) if they spent all day in the sun.
Those butterfly napkin rings are very sweet.
I really like the "two tone" walls in your dining area.
Thanks! I am in Minnesota and my porch gets sun in the morning and shade in the afternoon which is nice. I do end up having to water them mostly every day though when the temps are in the 90s.
jeannespines and christmascandy,
I first saw those Bordello plates at a high end kitchen store, and was lucky enough to find them on clearance. I bought 4 chicken plates, the frog pitcher, and a chicken platter. I found the cabbage dishes at a discount store. Then one day I was shopping in a thrift store and came across a stack of 10 plates for $10. I was so excited because I love those dishes and didn't think I would find any more of them again :)
SD, everything looks awesome. I *NEVER* think to put Creeping Jenny in my planters. duh! CJ came with the house and I can't seem to get rid of it because it grows so fast!
Absolutely LOVE the chickadees/decor in the LR! Must ask what the "5T" and "3T" are on the console... can't be tablespoons. lol! Frog pitcher is super cute too. TFS!!!
Thanks! Yes, Creeping Jenny grows fast and spreads fast too! I have some planted at my grandma's house. The chickadee photography was taken by my brother, and I edited the images into the brighter, highly contrasted, slightly sepia tones you see above. The "5T" and "3T" I bought because I thought they were cool. They look like rustic reels. They were part of a nautical collection :)
Love your deck and those gorgous planters. Coleous are some of my fav. although I didn't get any planted this spring dure to too much going on with dh's health. I like yoour accent walls and the diy furniture pices too. Your table is knockdown gorgous, too... guess I just like it all
Everything's lovely especially the bird prints. I thought at 1st they were windows with decoration on them. The redo on dresser is lovely. I'm a flop at growing coleus in So.Ca. but neighbor has huge 1 each year but it's in the shade. Artful arranging of plants in the containers & love your décor on deck!! The butterflies are perfect finish to your lovely table. Jan
Love your photos, SD. The planters are spectacular, I love Coleus but I haven't planted any in years.
Great job on the dresser. I agree with Candy you did a professional looking job.
Your table is lovely. All the pieces go together wonderfully.
I love the Bordello plates too. You were lucky to find the plates at bargain prices.
Thanks for sharing your wonderful pictures. I really enjoyed seeing them.
Wowzers!!! Everything is Beautiful. Loved seeing all
your phots tonight. I can see your going to fit right in
here with all of us.
Great find on your dishes. I picked up some at Tuesday
Morning last winter but didn't get that kind of a deal. Hope you keep sharing more with us.
WOW. Beautiful plants! Wish I had your green thumb, mine is totally black!!
The chocolate wall color is awesome. I like dark colors, and definitely like accent walls. The dresser redo looks so pretty too.
That frog pitcher is the cutest thing. And I recognize 'my' bunny bordallo dishes. I have quite a few of them displayed on my kitchen counter. Bordallo has so many designs, and I think 5 or 6 colors, all are neat but I just got the green bunny ones.
You are one energetic gal....want to visit Phoenix? LOL
hugs, Karen
SD. ..you certainly are gifted in decorating and. Container planting! Your home is lovely and your porch looks very inviting. I'm a Bordallo
fan too and love your Table setting. I think the green bunny plates
are my favorite. Your dresser turned out amazing and the new knobs
go perfectly. It definitely looks like a piece from Pottery Barn!
Enjoyed looking.
Thanks for sharing.
You are obviously a true nature lover and quite a talented artist to boot! Your morning spot of early sunshine is perfect for coleus as they prefer shade from the hot sun. The chocolate wall is amazing - a real standout. Thank you for sharing.


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Lyndsey Bevill, currently playing for Northern Kentucky University and Carroll County graduate, has qualified to play in the NCAA women's golf championship this weekend.
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Bevill, a junior at NKU, qualified for individual play and will be participating in the four-day tournament with 11 other women golfers from across the nation. There will also be 12 teams of five players, but the NKU Norse did not qualify in team play, Landrum said.
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David R. Prizer, 84, of South Coventry, passed away on Saturday, March 23, 2013, at the Seasons Hospice, Phoenixville.
He was the husband of Phyllis (Heebner) Prizer.
Born in Pughtown, he was the son of Raymond E. and Anne (Yeager) Prizer.
Mr. Prizer was a graduate of the former Warwick High School, class of 1946, and received a degree in business from
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David was owner of Prizers Appliances Inc. until his retirement in 1995.
Mr. Prizer was an active and lifelong member of Brownbacks United Church of Christ, where he was an elder emeritus and a past president of the Consistory.
He formally served as a director of Malvern Federal Savings Bank for 32 years, served as South Coventry Township supervisor, was a former director of the Owen J. Roberts School Board, a member of Spring City Forest #34 Tall Cedars of Lebanon, and was a 60-year member of the Mount Pickering Masonic Lodge No. 446 F&AM, Uwchlan.
Mr. Prizer enjoyed traveling including trips to Europe, South America, the Caribbean, Hawaii and Alaska. His most meaningful trips were to the Holy Land, Egypt and cruising the Rhine River in Germany and Switzerland. Along with his enjoyment in traveling was his interest in railroading, including attending the Penn State Railroad seminars for many years. Also, Mr. Prizer was often seen cheering at his grandson's baseball games.
In addition to his loving wife of 57 years, Mr. Prizer is survived by his daughter, Linda Anne, wife of James G. Raifsnider of Pughtown; grandchildren, David S. Raifsnider of Pughtown and Holly M., wife of David Clarke, of Philadelphia; brother, Richard E., husband of Alice Prizer of Langhorne; and 16 special nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by two sisters, Carolyn Bedi and Annette Roth.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at at 11 a.m. on Thursday March 28, at Brownbacks United Church of Christ, 640 Ridge Road, Spring City, PA 19475. Officiating will be the Rev. Mark Stryjak.
Interment will follow in the church cemetery.
Friends will be received from 7 to 8:30 p.m. on Wednesday, March 27, at Cattermole-Klotzbach Funeral Home, 600 Washington St., Royersford, with a Masonic service at 8:30 p.m., and from 10 to 11 a.m. on Thursday at the church.
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If I didn't remember the summary wrongly, it seems like she is known as the angel of death,for she is an assassin. I might got the summary wrong.
Anyway, can you all please help me out?
I do remember the image clearly,which is already explained above. I'm not sure about the summary.
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Net Amazing
February 25th, 2015
The net neutrality issue seems to be drawing to a close, and it looks like the supporters of an open Internet have won. The tale of this victory is an amazing one: the netroots activists have beaten back top corporate lobbyists including the massive cable providers.
The concept of an open Internet means a prohibition of "slow and fast" lanes for Internet access. The Internet has always allowed the most inconsequential individual the same possibility for going viral as companies like Netflix.
By classifying the Internet as a public good, the FCC has been able to assume the authority necessary to rein in the big ISPs. While Republicans complain about government regulation, even they have been forced to concede by the flood of protest about this issue.
Republican Shutdowns
February 24th, 2015
The Republicans promised an era of responsible government, but that concept does not seem to have lasted very long as they refuse to compromise with the President. And a refusal to compromise is tantamount to a return to the group we fondly called the "party of no."
The current point of conflict, and crisis, centers on the attempt to attach a politically unpalatable retraction of President Obama's executive order on immigration. An executive order that does not differ significantly from those imposed by other Presidents, including President Reagan.
But by attaching the legislation to an unrelated bill funding the Homeland Security Department, the Republicans have ensured a Democratic filibuster in the House, and, should that somehow be overcome, a veto by the President.
Keystone Kops
February 23rd, 2015
The Keystone XL Pipeline has emerged as a symbol of resistance for the environmental movement, and an opportunity for the Republicans. While they claim the pipeline will serve as a source of jobs for the American people, the number of the permanent jobs created is almost laughable. We're talking less than 100.
Meanwhile, on the other side, the oil from Canada is going to be extracted regardless of the existence of a pipeline, and the only debate concerns how it will be moved to market. Right now, that's being done by trains, and recent events have shown how unreliable that method has become.
Showing Progress with Google Analytics
February 11th, 2015
Public relations is notoriously hard to measure. Before the online revolution, PR pros would resort to calculating column inches of publicity, or inflate the results by talking about "pass along" circulation.
The bounce rate is a particularly useful measurement. It tells you what percentage of visitors left after visiting just one page. A high bounce rate means something is wrong.
However, today, any PR professional can measure online publicity through any number of measurement tools. My favorites are Klout and Google Analytics.
Google Analytics can measure your company's website visitors in two ways: traffic and engagement. Traffic represents the raw number of people who visited your site, and Google Analytics provides a bottom-line measurement of the unique visitors to your home page. By creating a spreadsheet with monthly results, you can track whether the traffic is going up or down, e.g., whether your publicity efforts are creating more visitors.
Empathy for Ukraine
February 9th, 2015
German and French negotiators, in a self-centered attempt to avoid escalation within the European enclave, are opposing the provision of defensive arms to the Ukrainian army. Meanwhile, the Russian-backed separatists are continuing to make gains in eastern Ukraine, thanks largely to heavy weapons and logistical support, at the least, to separatist leaders.
So while France and Germany beg Mr. Putin to meet with them, the United States is rightfully considering something more tangible.
However, to come to the right decision on this issue, you only need to put yourself in your brother's place. If it was your country that came under attack, whose international borders were obliterated, and who was being bullied by a large neighbor, at the very least, and at the most by its soldiers, what would you want?
The Purity of Religion
February 7th, 2015
The three great monotheistic religions, Judaism, Christianity and Islam, all purport to provide a moral code for their adherents, and that code has served society well as a source of charity, striving for improvement and overall well-being.
So as Christians, we may use the term Islamic terrorism, but let's not get too smug about it.
Sometimes, however, these religions are used, twisted and distorted to provide a cover for acts that go beyond their purview. When that happens, religions can serve as a source of unhappiness, manipulation and even death.
Whether or not President Obama should have brought up the Crusades at a national prayer breakfast is an issue tangential to the point he was trying to make. Man is a fallen creature, and it is not surprising that he would act in a way diametrically opposed to the religion he is trying to promote.
Politics and Terminology
February 6th, 2015
"A rose by any other name would still smell as sweet." Whomever wrote and applies this saying is a neophyte when it comes to politics. What you call something always has implications for how you approach it.
"A rose by any other name would still smell as sweet." Whomever wrote and applies this saying is a neophyte when it comes to politics.
That's why President Obama always calls the Islamic State ISIL, instead of the cooler sounding ISIS. That's why Republicans use the word "Democrat" as an adjective instead of "Democratic." The Democrat Senator sounds a lot more abrupt and pejorative than the Democratic Senator.
A Visceral Evil
February 4th, 2015
I am a fairly jaded consumer of the news, and I have seen a lot that has made me thoroughly aware of the "evil that lurks" in man's souls and actions. But even with that, I was taken aback by the way ISIS burned a man alive yesterday. It struck me and made me pause and say to myself, "that's too much."
I am a fairly jaded consumer of the news, and I have seen a lot that has made me thoroughly aware of the "evil that lurks" in man's souls and actions. But even with that, I was taken aback by the way ISIS burned a man alive yesterday.
I have lived a fairly sheltered life so things like the inherent nature of man, and the meaning of an absolute evil, are things that I have agreed with, but only in principle. Having been born decades after World War II, the fact of a Hitler has always been relegated to the history books.
World War II or Vietnam?
February 3rd, 2015
War is hell. That's what we learned at Phillips Exeter Academy where the next generation of leaders is being trained. Unless someone has participated in a war and has experienced what it's like being in the front line of conflict, they have no place in getting us into one.
When are we acting like Neville Chamberlain and appeasing the next Hitler and when are we acting like Lyndon Johnson and throwing our money and the lives of our kids away in a distant conflict with little direct connection to our national security.
That said, policymakers are constantly being confronted by the difference between World War II and Vietnam. When are we acting like Neville Chamberlain and appeasing the next Hitler and when are we acting like Lyndon Johnson and throwing our money and the lives of our kids away in a distant conflict with little direct connection to our national security?
The Worst Call Ever?
February 2nd, 2015
Sports have both written and unwritten rules, and they exist for a reason. The written rules are generally meant to ensure a fair contest: everyone must either follow them or be subject to forfeiting the game. Playing with a uniformly inflated football is a written rule, and the Patriots broke it. The exact circumstances remain to be determined.
But the unwritten rules provide a way to win the game; they should underpin your strategy and guide your decisions. And a failure to follow the unwritten rules can result in bitter defeat.
But the unwritten rules provide a way to win the game; they should underpin your strategy and guide your decisions. And a failure to follow the unwritten rules can result in bitter defeat. The Seahawks broke an unwritten rule yesterday, and that's exactly what happened to them.
When you're on your opponents one-yard line and about to score, an unwritten rule is that you run the ball and don't subject yourself to a much more risky pass with players flooding the end zone because they have no place else to go. Your receivers can't get as much distance to free themselves from the clogged area, and while on rare occasions you can violate this unwritten rule, it's generally not a good idea to do so.
While every single knowledgeable football pro and amateur alike expected the Seahawks to run, especially with such a talented running back as Marshawn Lynch, the geniuses who have gotten the Seattle Seahawks to the Super Bowl somehow didn't think about this, one of the most obvious decisions of the game. It's like Bobby Fischer blundering and losing his queen. It just doesn't happen. But it did. And the Seahawks lost because of it.
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Rush is a Canadian progressive rock band formed in 1968. They are well known for their strong work ethic, and subsequent commitment to the accurate recreation of songs off their album. In addition to this recreation, Neil Peart is well known for his technical, yet unique drum solos at each concert. His solos often feature unique sounds which he produces through the use of MIDI trigger pads, as the instruments themselves would take up far too much stage space. Those fans looking to get a good look at one of these Neil Peart drum solos at any of Rushs outdoor concerts should consider investing in a Rush baseball hat to protect their eyes from the sun, allowing all their energy to be focused on soaking up the best drum solo youve ever heard.
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Bertuzzi: 'I wish that day never happened'
VANCOUVER, British Columbia -- Todd Bertuzzi was sorry about many things on Monday, but being allowed back into the NHL wasn't one of them.
Bertuzzi broke his silence nearly a year-and-a-half after his blindside punch to the head of Steve Moore left the Colorado forward with injuries that could be career-ending.
|I'm sure just like Steve Moore and his family, it's been difficult for both parties. I know I wish that day never happened. "
|— Todd Bertuzzi
The Vancouver Canucks forward was reinstated last week by NHL commissioner Gary Bettman and spoke Monday at an orientation camp for the Canadian Olympic team.
"I'm a firm believer in second chances, and if we're going to go through life not giving anyone second chances, what kind of life are we going to have?" Bertuzzi said. "People make mistakes in life. Unfortunately I was under the microscope and on TV when my mistake happened and if I'm going to sit here and keep getting ridiculed about it, how are we ever going to give someone a second chance to become better or to change situations?"
Bertuzzi missed the final 13 regular-season games in the 2003-04 season and the Canucks' first-round playoff loss. He wasn't allowed to play anywhere during last season's NHL lockout because of his punch that caused Moore to suffer a concussion and broken bones in his neck.
He hadn't made any public statements since two days after the March. 4, 2004, attack when he issued a tearful apology. Bertuzzi's only other comments during his 17-month suspension were made through his agent Pat Morris, and in a thank-you letter to fans that appeared on the Canucks' Web site last week.
"Today is a new beginning for me and my family," Bertuzzi said as he prepared to work out with fellow Olympic hopefuls. "There's no way I can change what happened in the past, but I'm going to do what I can to make sure my career and my life aren't defined by what happened on March 8, but rather by what I did before and, most importantly, what I do after."
Bertuzzi was joined Monday by Morris, Canucks general manager Dave Nonis, and Vancouver and Team Canada executive Steve Tambellini.
He wished Moore a speedy recovery and refuted reports that he hadn't attempted to apologize to Moore. Morris said Bertuzzi made more than 10 tries to reach Moore through the Avalanche, Moore's agent, and his lawyer.
"I was hoping for the opportunity to confront him and speak to him and his family and it has never come about," Bertuzzi. "You have to respect people's decisions on things, and some people forgive a lot easier than others and you just got to deal with it and move forward.
"I've made my attempts and am still going to try, but I can't change someone else's mind-set on me."
He also couldn't explain what happened that night on the ice.
With the Avalanche leading 8-2, Bertuzzi grabbed Moore from behind, punched him on the side of the head and then landed on top of him. Moore's head was driven into the ice, and Moore had to be carried off on a stretcher.
The attack was seen as retaliation for Moore's hit that left Vancouver captain Markus Naslund with a concussion that sidelined him for three games.
"If I could [explain it] I wouldn't be here," Bertuzzi said. "Trust me, I've been off for a long time and had a lot of sleepless nights trying to think of things but you know what? It happened. I can't go back and change what happened. The only thing I can do is come back even stronger, a better person off the ice and a better person on the ice."
In addition to missing the final 20 games of 2003-04, including playoffs, Bertuzzi lost $501,926.39 in salary and anything he could've earned overseas during the lockout.
"I'm sure just like Steve Moore and his family, it's been difficult for both parties. I know I wish that day never happened," he said. "It's been some tough times, but I've got good family and good friends and good peers in the league that have helped me get over the hump and move forward and come through it."
Bertuzzi, due to earn more than $5.2 million from the Canucks this upcoming season, still faces a civil lawsuit that was filed by Moore. He was also given a year's probation and sentenced to 80 hours of community service after pleading guilty in a Vancouver court to criminal assault and receiving a conditional discharge.
As part of the probation, Bertuzzi is not permitted to play against Moore.
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Regular hours: Most PVCC offices are open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday; however, some offices have later weekday and Saturday hours. See the list below.
PVCC Eugene Giuseppe Center (Greene Co.), 222 Main St., Stanardsville, 434.990.1131
Regular Hours
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Thursday: 8 a.m. - 8 -p.m.
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Student Support Services
Wednesdays: 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Giuseppe Testing Center
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Regular Hours
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Friday: 9 a.m.- 5 p.m.
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Regular Hours
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Friday: 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Bookstore, Main Building (near Library), 434.961.5317
Monday-Thursday: 9 a.m.-7 p.m.
Friday: 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
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Friday: 8 a.m.-5 p.m..
Saturday: 9 a.m.-12 noon
Sunday: Closed
Financial Aid Office, Main Building, Rm. M136, 434.961.6545 Regular Hours:
Monday-Thursday: 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Friday: 8 a.m.-4 p.m.
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Wednesday: 5 p.m.-7 p.m.
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First Quadrant Math Center, Main Building, Rm. M253, 434.961.5284
Monday-Thursday: 8:30 a.m.-8 p.m.
Friday: 8:30 a.m.-2 p.m.
Saturday: 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
First Run Café, Main Building, South Entrance
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Friday: 7:30 a.m.-2 p.m.
Hours subject to change.
Health & Life Sciences Division, Keats Science Building, Rm. K221A, 434.961.5445
Regular Hours:
Monday-Thursday: 8 a.m.- 7 p.m.
Friday: 8a.m.-5 p.m.
Saturday, Sunday: Closed
Humanities, Fine Arts & Social Sciences Division, Dickinson Building, Rm. D316, 434.961.5381
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Friday: 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
For Saturday & Sunday events in the Dickinson Theatres/Galleries please see the Fine Arts & Performance Web page.
Library, Main Building, Rm. 700, 434.961.5308
Monday-Thursday: 8 a.m.-9:30 p.m.
Friday: 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Saturday: 9 a.m.-noon
Mermaid Express Coffee Cart, Main Building, West Entrance
Monday - Thursday: 7:30 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Friday: 8 a.m. - 1 p.m.
PVCC Faculty
Office hours for full-time faculty are posted on faculty profile pages in the online directory. Hours for adjunct (part-time) faculty are listed in the class syllabus.
Department of Public Safety & Campus Police, Main Building, Rm. M218, 434.961.5319
This office is open whenever PVCC is open.
Public Safety Officer or escort (24 hours a day): 434.981.6362
Testing Center, Main Building, Rm. M607, 434.961.5320
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Friday: 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Saturday: 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
UVA Community Credit Union Student Run Branch
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Tuesday & Thursday: 4 p.m. - 6 p.m.
Friday: 8:30 a.m. - noon
Workforce Services Division, Stultz Center for Business & Professional Development, 434.961.5354
Monday-Friday: 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
The Writing Center, Main Building, Rm. M617, 434.961.5499
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- 6 1/2" shaft.
- Side zip closure.
- Suede upper/genuine shearling and leather lining/leather and rubber sole.
- Shearling may be sourced from Australia, China, Italy, New Zealand, Spain or USA. See packaging for confirmed country of origin.
- By UGG® Australia; imported.
- Women's Shoes.