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By ri. Oct 26, 2007 |
Anyone have the old Manchester climbing guide they'd be willing to part with or trade for. |
By lee hansche Administrator From: goffstown, nh Oct 27, 2007 |
i think i have a book somewhere and i will try to post more descriptions for rimmon when i get a chance... |
By dave watosky Dec 9, 2008 |
it is odd to look back and think of an area that was so urban, trashed and at times scary and yet a launching pad for a hack that loved the sport so much and still looks back on it fondly. thanks for raking the glass off the bottem base. |
By matthewWallace From: plymouth, nh Dec 29, 2008 |
Besides face to face and the little overhang are there any other bolder problems here, for instance are there any actual boulders that are not on the cliff? |
By Mike Thompson From: Manchester NH Dec 29, 2008 |
im sure lee is a good one to answer that but i gotta say be careful out there. i once had a phone book fly down 5 feet from me off the top of the cliff.... and ive heard of ropes being cut |
By matthewWallace From: plymouth, nh Dec 29, 2008 |
Yeah I have done some roped climbing here and toped out to find a group of teens smoking a joint just feet from my rope and the glass is horrible... but I thank you for your concern, I was hoping to find a some boulders to avoid the rope issue... |
By lee hansche Administrator From: goffstown, nh Dec 29, 2008 |
around the back side there is some bouldering potential on short walls though i dont know whats been done there... but no real boulders to speak of... |
By matthewWallace From: plymouth, nh Dec 30, 2008 |
Ok I will investigate more in depth some time and update when I know more info |
By Jay Knower Administrator From: Campton, NH Feb 15, 2009 |
Christopher has scanned an old guidebook for Rock Rimmon and Manchester area rock. You can download it here. |
By Dan Curry From: Derry, New Hampshire Jul 29, 2009 |
Anyone in the Manchester area need a partner ? Im new to NH and am in Derry and need to climb ! |
By Jeffrey.LeCours From: New Hampshire Jul 29, 2009 |
For your location, you'd probably have a much more enjoyable time heading up 102E to Raymond, then 107W to Reservoir Rd, entering Pawtuckaway State Park. If you're in Manchester and its rainy (again...), you might be able to find a local climber at Vertical Dreams that's itching to get outside too. Good luck and welcome to New Hampshire. :) |
By Mike Thompson From: Manchester NH Jul 30, 2009 |
haha jeff i hadnt read the comments far enough and i was about to say VD aswell lol :) but ya rainy day or nor its a great place to meet locals who would love to find new partners :) me included! |
By Mike C. Robinson From: Rumney, NH Jun 22, 2010 |
What potential this place has! Broken Glass every where, people pissin on the streets cuz they just don't care...Not really any sketchy kids there just talk to the locals they are totally fine to deal with. If your a rich hippy climber you may be intimidated by the people but you probably yell "take" a lot too. Just cuz these kids don't listen to phish and tour with Widespread doesn't mean they are any threat. |
By Harrison Harb From: Portland, Or Nov 14, 2011 |
do most of the climbs here have fixed anchors for TR? |
By Ryan HInrichs From: amherst new hampshire Mar 18, 2012 |
Funny story about rimmon actually, Today i was topping out on Creatures Creation to hear three teenagers crying on the phone with the police saying that there was a large man chasing them up the cliff with a knife and that they need help. Nothing ended up happening, police showed up and secured everything, but it sure scared the shit out of me. Be careful at rimmon, you never know what to expect! |
By bradley white From: Plymouth Sep 27, 2012 |
Great cliff but Manchester's low income housing or Ghetto is its back yard. That's how it was in the eighties. Last time I was there and there was much glass on the holds. First visit had a sharp introduction to the glass Rimmon. Carried a miniature whisk broom after that. It worked well at getting the glass off of holds. Most bottles got broken throwing them up at the cliff, from the ground. We and I, crunched on glass at the base of the cliff. Maybe the ground looks like a glass mosaic now? Didn't need a helmet then. Place was near the ghetto and seems like the adolescent ghetto behavior has reached 'The Rimmon'. Things have definitely not improved and possibly become worse. Its sad. Very good, rock conglomerate that's not like climbing anywhere else. We and I did many routes. It was a popular free solo area except for the far right side. |
By Travis Dustin From: Hollis, NH Jul 14, 2013 |
Great cliff in Manchester! I went out there today and it was not as ghetto as everyone makes it seem. It did have a TON of broken glass and trash on the ground(more than expected). Fun routes on nice rock!!!! |
By JayMorse From: Hooksett, New Hampshire Oct 2, 2013 |
Just to add to the stories: I was climbing here a few years back and had a beer bottle fly by about 2 feet from my face when I was standing at the bottom. I ran up to yell at them, and it was two young teenage boys, and they were trying to dig up a basketball-sized rock to throw/roll off. I haven't climbed there since, and don't think I ever will. It's too bad, the climbing is good and its very convenient. |
By Bill Moser Oct 10, 2013 |
Just climbed here today. It's a great little crag in a terrible location. The local trolls are not to be taken lightly. Last year at this time, a couple of kids launched a skull-sized rock down on us as we were getting ready to lead something on the Left Side. It landed about eight feet from where we were standing. This is the first time we've climbed there since then, and the glass and assorted busted up crap at the bottom of the cliff has increased by an order of magnitude. I would advise climbing here only when school is in session. The trolls get bored easily, and they love climbers -- we make good targets. |
By Zepheurus Jun 29, 2014 |
We are initiating a new effort to "take back" Rock Rimmon park. There are amazing trails for mountain biking, hiking, climbing or simply appreciating the view...we all know this. volunteer help for clean up is every Saturday morning from 7 to 9am. We are currently working with rimmonheights.org to improve community awareness and actually impact the community by bringing Manchester's largest and most versatile park back to it's natural habitat for everyone to experience. Yes! This is a lofty goal and one that can not be accomplished without interested and committed members of the community to support this effort. Help pay for the clean up or donate your time, either way, we will ensure Rock Rimmon is once again a monument of beauty. Email me for more information on how you can help email@example.com |


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I watched as the human, Ras Frostwhisper, pledged his undying soul to the Lich King. He drew the dagger to his own throat and with a smile, cut from ear to ear. His body collapsed inside the borders of the pentagram. The Lich King stood over the fallen mage and with a single motion, Ras Frostwhisper the lich, was born.<Leonid gazes at the ground and then looks up at you.>
Yes, <race>, I remember. What you seek has a name - Menethil's Gift: The ground blessed by the Lich King - holy ground to Scourge.
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A dual-response strategy for global logistics under uncertainty: a case study of a third-party logistics company
Wu, Yue (2012) A dual-response strategy for global logistics under uncertainty: a case study of a third-party logistics company. International Transactions in Operational Research, 19, 397-419. (doi:10.1111/j.1475-3995.2011.00839.x).
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- 1 tablespoon cooking oil
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- 1 1/2 pound boiling potatoes, peeled and cut into 1/4-inch pieces
- Pinch dried red-pepper flakes
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- 1/4 teaspoon fresh-ground black pepper
- In a large pot, heat the oil over moderately low heat. Add the sausage and cook, turning, until browned, about 10 minutes. Remove the sausage from the pot and, when it is cool enough to handle, cut it into slices. Pour off all but 1 tablespoon fat from the pan.
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29.01.06 - By Chris Ireland: Saturday night in Atlantic City, Arturo Gatti once again confirmed he was boxing's "Ultimate Blood and Guts Warrior," dispatching previously unbeaten and world ranked Thomas Damgaard in 11 entertaining, classic Gatti rounds. Despite injuring his right hand yet again and suffering a rib injury in training camp, Gatti was able to out-box and at times out-slug the Dane for most of the fight. This marked the beginning of Gatti's second journey up to welterweight, the first of which ended in his one-sided loss to Oscar De La Hoya. The loss to De La Hoya in 2001 effectively ended Gatti's career as a major threat in the eyes of many (until he ultimately resurrected his career against Micky Ward). His latest move to welterweight, however, has been much more successful. With a convincing win over the highly ranked (undeservingly so) Damgaard, Gatti put himself into position to fight the newly crowned, undisputed welterweight champion Carlos Baldomir. Baldomir is the ideal fight for Gatti at 147. Against Damgaard, Gatti showed terrific accuracy, partly because the Dane squared-up to "Thunder." Gatti was allowed to go to the body and set up power shots to the head because of this, landing at a high percentage because of the stationary target Damgaard presented. The Argentinean Baldomir likes to square-up as well, meaning Gatti would have the same opportunities for success against the champion as he did with Damgaard. Other top welterweights whom Gatti can make money against like Cory Spinks, Shane Mosley (If he choses to move back down to 147 after his fight with Vargas), and Zab Judah don't present the easy targets Damgaard and Baldomir do. Another top welterweight, Antonio Margarito, may not be as defensively crafty as the previously mentioned fighters, but still shouldn't be an option for Gatti. Margarito isn't a moneymaker and presents an enormous amount of risk, the same of which can be said for Luis Collazo. Another reason Gatti should stay focused on a title shot with Baldomir is the champion's lack of speed. Baldomir was obviously fast enough to hit Zab Judah, but in no way did he showcase the kind of fast hands possessed by his opponent that night, or any of the other big money stars at 147. Gatti took the worst beatings of his career against fighters known for their speed - Oscar De La Hoya and Floyd Mayweather. Even the slow-as-erosion Damgaard popped Gatti enough to keep the fight interesting, which means he probably shouldn't be messing with majority of the faster, more skilled welterweights. As is the case with many of his fights, Gatti injured his right hand against Damgaard on Saturday. The injury hasn't stopped Gatti from defeating Damgaard, Micky Ward, or Gianluca Branco, but with the exception of Damgaard, those fighters were smaller, weaker, junior welterweights. Gatti wouldn't be able to keep the stronger welterweights - Kostya Tszyu (If he chooses to comeback at 147), and Antonio Margarito, or the faster ones - Zab Judah, Cory Spinks, and possibly Shane Mosley - off of him with one hand. An injury to his right hand against Baldomir may prove to be fatal as well since the Argentinean is the stronger man, but Gatti's chances of survival are far better. Similar to the great Italian fighters he's often compared with, Gatti is a fighter that cuts easily. This weakness could present a problem at welterweight where the fighters hit harder than Gatti's previous weight classes, particularly if he breaks his right hand again and his defense is compromised. The power hitters of 147 would batter Gatti's face and force the referee to stop the fight. Carlos Baldomir, however, doesn't present that sort of problem. In 57 fights, he has 12 knockouts. Baldomir probably wouldn't be able to land anything that would turn Gatti's face into a crimson mask or cause significant swelling, meaning Gatti would be free to wing the power shots he did against Damgaard, without fear of leaving himself open. While the majority of the top welterweights possess the kind of speed, power, or strength to end the latest resurrection of Arturo Gatti's career, Carlos Baldomir possess everything to elevate Gatti to a new level. The Cinderella champion is a light-hitting, relatively slow pressure fighter that presents the kind of style that Gatti has always been able to handle. The fight will generate money for both men, since Gatti becoming the undisputed welterweight champion is an attractive thought to the countless fans "Thunder" has earned over the years. Perhaps most importantly, a win for Gatti would elevate him to a level he has never been at - the undisputed champion of the world. Had Baldomir not pulled off the monumental upset of Zab Judah January 7, Arturo Gatti's move up to welterweight probably would have resulted in the same kind of beating he took against Oscar De La Hoya and Floyd Mayweather. Now Gatti has one final shot at what he's spent his whole career bleeding and breaking bones for. In the eyes of many, Arturo Gatti has always been a champion. If he gets a crack at Carlos Baldomir, however, he has a legitamate chance to go from "Blood and Guts" to the real thing.
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Family Name | ADOLPHUS |
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Probate Date | 1845 (30 Jan) |
Address | 17 Landsdown Terrace, Cheltenham. |
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Siblings | Half sisters, Rachel Smith and Louisa Myers. Half brother, Solomon Myers |
Children | Edwin and Emma Adolphus |
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Other Relatives | George ****s Adolphus, Provost Marshall General of the Bay of Honduras and his brother Edward Adolphus. Niece, Eleanor Jacobs. His late wife's unmarried sisters, Catherine, Hannah and Fanny Adolphus. Godson and nephew, Joseph Adolphus Magrath (son of Joseph Magrath). John Adolphus, Barrister of Gower Street, Bedford Square and his daughter Emily. Clara Adolphus the wife of John Sylvester Adolphus, Barrister of Montague Street, Russell Square. Nephew, Henry Jacobs of Jamaica |
Bequests | Joseph Magrath, Moses Morales, Thomas Prince Esq and his daughter Julia both of 22 Branston Street, Portman Square; Thomas Cooper Vander Horst of the Crescent Clifton; John Molony of Ballinaboy near Cork; Lady MacGrigor the wife of Sir James MacGrigor of Harley Street, Cavendish Square and their children Jane, Charles and Walter. John Warren Esq of Marine Parade, Brighton; Mary Ann Howard wife of John Henry Howard, Solicitor; Ariana Georgiana Reinagle daughter of Philip Reinagle (deceased) |
Executors, Administrators | Sir James MacGrigor, John Sylvester Adolphus, Abraham Wildey Robarts and Henry Jacobs |
Witnesses | John ***** Strand and Edward Sutcolm? of 441 West Strand. |
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The equation for the Kolkata Knight Riders is simple – the execution thereof is another matter entirely.
Brendon McCullum's team has to win all of its remaining six matches in the Indian Premier League if they are to have any chance of qualifying for the semi-finals.
The first of those matches is on Tuesday against the pre-tournament favourites, the Delhi Daredevils, the second match of a double-header at Kingsmead in Durban.
Delhi themselves will want to regain the consistency that saw them win their first three matches but has lately deserted them as they have lost two out of their last three.
Delhi though would be optimistic about welcoming back their skipper Virender Sehwag who missed the 18-run defeat against the Chennai Super Kings on Saturday because of an injured finger.
However, this match is all about Kolkata and their quest for just their second victory of the tournament.
They have had a horrendous run characterised by the bad form of their leading players, a confused selection policy and just plain bad luck at times.
Somehow the senior players in the side need to motivate those around them and egg the team on to perform at its best.
The best player for Kolkata has been Brad Hodge who sits at second in the Orange Cap standings for leading runs-scorer with 230 runs. For good measure he has also picked up six wickets, but as it stands he is fighting a virtually lone battle.
With the exception of Ishant Sharma, who has taken nine wickets, Kolkata's bowlers like their batsmen are conspicuous by their absence from the statistics rankings, providing a clear indication that players have not brought their best form to this year's tournament.
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GE has agreed to buy the aviation business of Italian engine components maker Avio for $4.3 billion.
Guernsey-based private equity group Cinven has controlled Avio since acquiring it from The Carlyle Group in 2006. Italian aerospace group Finmeccanica also holds a stake, of 14%.
The sale of Avio remains subject to regulatory and governmental approvals, and excludes Avio's space unit.
"Avio will strengthen GE's global supply chain capabilities as its engine production rates continue to rise to meet growing customer demand," says GE. "Avio and its customers will benefit from GE's planned investment in expanding Avio's products and services. Additionally, GE sees excellent opportunity in the acquisition of Avio related to margin expansion."
The purchase price represents a multiple of 8.5 on 2012 estimated earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation.
Avio employs 5,300 people, 4,500 of whom are in Italy, including 800 in the space unit. Its product range spans the civil and military sectors, and includes low-pressure turbine systems, accessory gearboxes, geared systems and combustors.
In 2011, revenue totalled $2.4 billion, more than 50% of which derived from components for GE and its joint venture engines. These include the Boeing 777's GE90 and the GEnx turbofans for the 747-8 and 787, plus the smaller CT7 and T700 turboshafts.
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Age 89, a longtime resident of Ann Arbor, passed away on Friday, December 21, 2012. She was born on June 27, 1923 in Macon, Michigan, the daughter of Mahlon and Emily (Higgins) Ellis. Helen went to school in Ypsilanti and attended Eastern Michigan University. During World War II, she worked at the bomber plant at Willow Run, first as a "Rosie the Riveter" and then as the buyer (inspector #714) of the flight deck of the B-24 bomber. There, she met Herman Alton Deal, who had come to Willow Run to train on the B-24. They were married on May 6, 1950, and lived in Ann Arbor, where they raised their eight children. Helen was a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Ypsilanti until 1960, and still is a member of the Group 5 Bible study. She has been an active member of Westminster Presbyterian Church in Ann Arbor for the past 52 years. She was active in the church Sarah Circle, worked as the financial secretary, and prepared many spaghetti suppers for the children's Wednesday night supper club. She helped start a neighborhood Bible study almost four decades ago that grew to include several of her very dear friends. She volunteered at the House by the Side of the Road, was active in the Cub Scouts, and supported many local charities. She loved traveling and some of her favorite trips were to Australia, China, Antarctica, Iceland, Switzerland, and Ireland. She and her husband, Herman, enjoyed dancing and were members of the Forty Diners Club for 41 years. Most of all she loved her family. She is survived by her husband of 62 years, Herman Deal; eight children: Howard (Susan) Deal, Mitzi (Eduardo) Espinosa, Jeffrey (Diana) Deal, James Deal, Alan (Suzanne) Deal, Douglas (Alona) Deal, Alice (Dominic) Ahearn, and Robert Deal; 25 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren; one sister, Trudy Bohms, and two brothers, Melville (Virginia) Ellis, and Duane Ellis. She was preceded in death by her brothers Mahlon Ellis and Edwin Ellis. A celebration of her life will be held at Westminster Presbyterian Church at 1500 Scio Church Rd., Ann Arbor, MI. on Wednesday, December 26, 2012 at 11 a.m. There will be a luncheon following the service. In lieu of flowers, memorial tributes may be made to Westminster Presbyterian Church.
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Macy's – less 'Group' -- brand to extend to stock symbol 'M'
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-- Home Textiles Today,New York– In branding, there is something to be said for keeping things simple. Pending shareholder approval of its corporate name change to Macy's Inc., Federated Department Stores will begin trading under the ticker symbol "M" on the New York Stock Exchange, effective June 1. The final approval vote is set for the company's annual meeting on May 18.
The Federated board of directors has decided that instead of the previously announced Macy's Group, Inc., the company should simplify its corporate name to Macy's, Inc. This decision is supported by the availability of the "M" stock ticker symbol, the company said.
Single-letter ticker symbols are a prestige offered by stock exchanges. For years, the NYSE offered the letter "M" to Microsoft in an effort to woo the big tech leader away from Nasdaq, where it trades under the "MSFT" ticker symbol. Federated's shares have traded under the ticker symbol "FD" since 1992.


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U.S. Assistance to the West Bank and Gaza for Fiscal Years 2005 and 2006
GAO-07-443R: Published: Mar 5, 2007. Publicly Released: Mar 5, 2007.
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For decades, the United States has worked toward the resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, most recently under the 2003 Roadmap for Peace, which calls for an independent Palestinian state coexisting peacefully with the State of Israel. Since fiscal year 1993, the United States has provided more than $2.2 billion in assistance to the West Bank and Gaza to support the Middle East peace process and encourage progress in reforming the Palestinian Authority. In fiscal years 2005 and 2006 alone, the United States provided over $420 million in Economic Support Funds for the West Bank and Gaza; this funding is primarily administered by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID). In the conference report accompanying the 2005 supplemental appropriation legislation, the Congress directed that the assistance be allocated to two broad development categories--economic revitalization and infrastructure development--each with five subcategories. In January 2006, Hamas--designated a terrorist organization by the United States and others--won a majority of the seats in the Palestinian parliament. On January 30, 2006, the United Nations (UN), the United States, the European Union, and Russia--known as the Quartet on the Middle East--stated that they would provide support and assistance to the Hamas-led government only if it agreed to nonviolence, to recognize the State of Israel, and to respect previous Israeli-Palestinian peace agreements. In June 2006, the Congress directed that the Department of State (State) submit a new assistance plan. For fiscal years 2005 and 2006, the Congress mandated that the Comptroller General of the United States report to the Congress on U.S. assistance to the West Bank and Gaza. In response to this mandate, we reported in September 2006 on the steps USAID had taken to help ensure that U.S. assistance did not support terrorist activities in the West Bank and Gaza. In this report, also in response to the mandate, we examine the status of (1) USAID's obligations and expenditure of the fiscal years 2005 and 2006 appropriations for the West Bank and Gaza and (2) the fiscal year 2005 supplemental appropriation in greater detail to determine whether USAID allocated the funds in accordance with congressional guidance.
As of December 31, 2006, USAID had obligated $300.8 million and expended $109.1 million of the $422.9 million in assistance provided by the United States to the West Bank and Gaza from fiscal years 2005 and 2006 appropriations. After Hamas won a majority of the seats in the Palestinian parliament in January 2006, USAID slowed and, in April 2006, selectively suspended assistance to the West Bank and Gaza to prevent U.S. assistance from potentially benefiting a terrorist organization. USAID resumed assistance in July 2006 after the Department of State notified the Congress of its new U.S. assistance plan, along with a revised spending plan, for the West Bank and Gaza in response to the June 2006 congressional mandate. The revised spending plan emphasized humanitarian projects, private sector support, and democracy/civil society programs directed to the Palestinian people. In February 2006, USAID requested that the Office of the President of the Palestinian Authority return $50 million in fiscal year 2005 appropriations. The Palestinian Authority returned $45 million, and USAID has since reobligated these funds to other projects. The remaining $5 million funded road projects that USAID canceled. According to a mission official, as of January 30, 2007, USAID and the Palestinian Authority had not yet resolved the value of the pre-cancellation construction, close-out and security costs, and the remaining funds to be returned. USAID obligated the fiscal year 2005 supplemental appropriations for projects in the West Bank and Gaza almost equally between the two congressionally directed categories: economic revitalization and infrastructure development. However, as a result of the parliamentary election and the subsequent shift in U.S. strategy for assistance to the West Bank and Gaza, USAID's obligations to the 10 subcategories differed from the allocations originally put forward by the Congress. Before the election, the U.S. assistance plan supported the administration of the Office of the President of the Palestinian Authority with a wide range of development projects; after the election, all funds going to the Palestinian Authority were canceled or, in the case of existing obligations, withdrawn and funneled through other organizations. Examples of specific projects funded in part with the 2005 supplemental funds include labor-intensive construction projects to improve infrastructure and generate employment, and the training of doctors to improve medical care in the region. The results of these projects included new classrooms being built, doctors being trained, and facilities being rehabilitated.
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USAID Has Developed Processes for Initial Project Approval but Should Strengthen Financial OversightGAO-15-328: Published: Mar 26, 2015. Publicly Released: Mar 26, 2015.
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State Department Has Taken Steps to Strengthen Program Requirements, but Additional Actions Could Further Enhance OversightGAO-15-265: Published: Feb 11, 2015. Publicly Released: Mar 13, 2015.
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U.S. Government Should Examine Options for Using Unobligated Funds and Evaluating Security Assistance ProgramsGAO-15-259: Published: Feb 11, 2015. Publicly Released: Mar 12, 2015.
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Information on Migration of Unaccompanied Children from El Salvador, Guatemala, and HondurasGAO-15-362: Published: Feb 27, 2015. Publicly Released: Feb 27, 2015.
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The John Hansard Gallery, based at the University of Southampton's Highfield campus, is one of Britain's leading public galleries of contemporary visual art. Proud of its academic situation, the Gallery plays a key role in the cultural life of the campus and the city, drawing a wide local, national and international audience to its esteemed programme of exhibitions and events. The Gallery's highly regarded programme by British and international artists regularly tours throughout the UK and overseas. We are listed in the Good Gallery Guide. The Gallery has strong links with the local community providing extensive education programmes.
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In April 1948, a month before the planned partition of Palestine, Deir Yassin was attacked by two Zionist paramilitary groups and over 100 villagers were brutally killed. The massacre of Deir Yassin is considered to be one of the pivotal events that led to the exodus of hundreds of thousands of Palestinians from other towns and villages. In 1951 a mental hospital, Kfar Sha'ul, was established on the grounds of Deir Yassin, incorporating the buildings that remained intact after the massacre. Initially treating Holocaust survivors, the psychiatric clinic is today also known for treating and researching the so-called 'Jerusalem Syndrome'.
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In Unmade Film, Orlow probes the entangled history and spatial layering of the Holocaust and the Nakba and addresses conflicting narratives without comparing them. Working across sound, drawing, video, text and photography and referencing Robert Smithson and Pier Paolo Pasolini amongst others, Orlow takes the viewer on a journey through the medium of film and produces a fragmented narrative of space and time that questions the circumstances of obliterated geo-histories and their continued impact in the present. Unmade Film exposes itself to absence and impossible representation, producing unsettled new meanings in complicity with the viewers of the work.
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Teenager gangraped by four youths
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Teenager gangraped by four youths
New Delhi, October 17 The girl, a resident of Modinagar in Uttar Pradesh, was approached at about 2200 hrs last night by one of the four accused while she was walking on Roshanara Road, taken to a shop close by in a car and raped, according to a senior police official. The police have arrested all the four accused. They were identified as Jatin Handa, Gaurav Gandhi, Chanakya Dua and Prateek alias Samir, all between 20-24 years of age. The mobile repair shop where she was raped is owned by Handas brother.
The girl immediately noted down the cars number and lodged a complaint with the Subzi Mandi police station. She was later sent to St Stephens Hospital for medical examination where the assault was confirmed. One of the accused Gaurav Gandhi is a Commerce undergraduate of one of the colleges of Delhi University. A case has been registered at the Subzi Mandi police station. The car used in the crime, which belonged to an acquaintance of the accused in Chandni Chowk, has been seized. This is the third incident of gangrape in the city in just eight days. A married woman had been sexually assaulted in Vasant Kunj area last Sunday and another woman in a Delhi Metro parking lot on Wednesday. In another incident, a teenaged girl today alleged that she had been molested by a Delhi Police constable. The girl, a resident of Dwarka in south-west Delhi, claimed that the constable had come to her house on the pretext of having water and molested her. She also said that the constable had beaten her mother and a relative when they protested. However, a senior police official said no case had been registered against the constable. |
Fire safety: Delhi safer than glitzy Gurgaon
Gurgaon, October 17 According to experts, the National Capital Territory of Delhi is better placed than Gurgaon and other cities of Haryana falling in the NCR region. This is because Delhi has a sound fire policy. According to the Deputy Chief Fire Officer, Delhi, Dr G. C. Mishra, Delhi has the Fire Prevention and Safety Act, 1986, which gives power to the authorities concerned to book those not conforming to fire safety measures in buildings. In contrast, Haryana has no such Act, rendering the Fire Service Department impotent to dole out punitive measures against the rule violations. A former Chief Officer, Shipping, Mr Suraj Parkash Batra, said in terms of the growth of Gurgaon, including the industrial clusters in the city, such a legislation was badly needed. A local officer of the Haryana Fire Services, Mr H. C. Sihag, expressed helplessness in the absence of such a legislation in taking action against those who did not conform to fire safety measures. He, however, revealed that Gurgaon would soon have the proposed hydraulic platform machine to take care of fire-fighting operations in high-rise buildings. It would enables the firemen to tackle tragedy effectively till about 13-stories tall buildings. The state government has already placed the order and Rs 8.25 crore has been paid to the Support and Disposal Department for the same. The procurement of the machine has been delayed on account of a dispute relating to its width. While the state wanted it to be 60 metres, a technical body of the Centre was in favour of 40 metres. Now, a decision has been made in favour of 40 metres. It was felt a machine having 60-metre width would not have space for
manoeuvring in times of crisis. The experts were here in connection with the launch of the Institute of Fire and Security
Management by Delhi-based Institution of Fire Engineers (India), a government recognised body which conducts degree course exams in the field of fire management. In the absence of legislation, the authorities in any part of Haryana can only check the buildings to see if their constructions conform to the National Building Code of India. This code, however, is not strong enough in the context of Gurgaon, the experts added. The experts were critical of the layout plans of the petrol stations in Gurgaon which make them susceptible to fire. According to them, as per the rules, there should be no construction or blockades in a 1.5-metre distance from the tanks at the
stations the and the dispenser. Mr Batra, who is also the vice-president of Institute of Fire Engineers (India) said that his organisation submitted its consultancy report to the Haryana Government about two years ago, suggesting the setting up of 16 more fire stations in the towns and cities of Haryana falling within a 100-km radius from Delhi. Mr U. S. Chhillar of the Institution of Fire Engineers (India), said the courses started at the institute in Gurgaon would be of diploma level. Crash courses are also on offer. The Governments of Delhi and Haryana will be approached to give recognition to these courses. |
Two brothers shot at near mosque succumb to injuries
Noida, October 17 One man had died on Saturday on the spot. The other died late at night in the Bulandshahr district hospital. The victims were brothers. Their death has cast a pall of gloom in the area. The police and PAC jawans has been deployed in the village for security and in view of tension in the area. The police have registered a murder case against seven persons in the matter. All seven have been arrested. Firearms and ammunition were also seized from them. On October 13, both groups had used lathis clubs over a trivial matter. At least six persons were injured. No case has been registered even after a complaint was made. When Yusuf was returning after offering namaz at the mosque at 7 pm along with his sons Imran and Faroukh they were attacked by at least 12 persons of the other group in which firearms were also used by the assailants. Imran, 18, and Faroukh, 26, both sons of Yusuf, were seriously wounded. Imran succumbed to his wounds on the way to hospital while Faroukh died in the Bulandshahr district hospital late on Saturday night. A murder case has been registered against Chand Khan, Sahil, Rais, Vaseen, Rasid and Harinder. They have been arrested. Hundreds of residents gheraoed the Kakode police station on getting news of the arrest of the accused. The crowd raises slogans demanding that the killers should be handed over to them. |
Right to information secure with touts
Noida, October 17 Already, certain touts have started acting as the vital link in the process. If the public has the right to information it seems the right to give this information has been reserved not with the officials but the agents who have become a trifle too active. There is a crowd of applicants for learners driving licence at the office of the Regional Transport officer. One man, who contacted the RTO to know when he would get his licence, is sent to the motor driving inspector. The MDI in turn sends him to the head clerk. The head clerk refers the applicant to the dealing clerk who shouts at the peon to bring the file, which after an hours wait is not brought. The applicant goes back home. This scene is repeated for the next two days. While chasing the peon the man is approached by a friend who assures him he would get him information in return for a crisp Rs100 currency note. The friendly agent tells him it will take another two days and adds: You can come to me. I shall manage it for you, Okay This is a very trivial piece of information. One can imagine the ordeal and price of getting information pertaining to a very import public matter. As a matter of fact, the agents and touts have become so influential for public dealing in the state it is doubtful if under the Right to Information Act an ordinary man will be any better for getting information from the police, the media, the Noida authority or the district administration. |
CBI seeks to drop charges against NALCO officials
New Delhi, October 17 In a closure report filed before a Special Judge at the Tees Hazari district court, the investigating agency has submitted that it had not been able to find any incriminating material or evidence to support the allegations against Dr. S. K. Tamatia (former CMD, NALCO, Bhubaneswar), former GM (Finance) P. L. Sahu, Deputy GMs D. B. Pathari and S. K. Jain and others. The case had been registered on the basis of an information received on June 7, 2002 alleging that the accused NALCO officials had made illegal gains by facilitating pecuniary advantage to private firms by sanctioning value-based advanced licence for import of caustic soda in 1994. The
private firms had made unlawful gains by saving considerably on the customs duty for import which was 85 per cent at the time. The court will take up the matter for consideration on November 9. |
Two die after taking hooch, another critical
Greater Noida, October 17 They were rushed to hospital where two were declared brought dead while the third was referred to a Delhi hospital. SSP Piyush Mordia said the police had started investigations. But villagers were not cooperating with the police and avoided saying anything in the matter. In the panchayat elections, hooch is being distributed freely by candidates to win over the voters. A candidate had distributed liquor in Dairy and Kaamnagar villages on Saturday evening. After taking it, some people had vomited. According to villagers, the candidates supporters and the police are pressing them to cover up the incident. Senior police officials have said according to preliminary investigations it has not yet been proved that death occurred due to consumption of hooch distributed by the panchayat election candidates. The cremation was done in a hurry, confirming the suspicion that something was fishy. |
Balmiki day celebrated with traditional fervour
New Delhi, October 17 Delhi Chief Minister Ms Sheila Dikshit and state party president Rambabu Sharma were among the host of state leaders and Union Ministers to top AICC leaders also attended the event. Gandhi flagged off a procession led by a marigold-decorated chariot from her home in a ceremonial homage to Maharishi Balmiki. He (Balmiki) showed the way of real human life by creating Mahagranth Ramayana. He is our main source of inspiration and strength, she said. Party leaders Ambika Soni, Moti Lal Vohra, Sajjan Kumar, Ashok Gehlot, Jagdish Tytler, Ajay Maken and many more cheered the processions departure from Gandhis home with a rapturous applause. The Shobha Yatra procession ended at the historical Balmiki temple at Panchkuian Road. |
Dreaded Sunder Bhatti, wife romp home unopposed
Greater Noida, October 17 Sunder Bhatti is lodged in the Bulandshahr jail at present as he is wanted in a number of cases of loot, murder, kidnapping in Bulandshahr, GB Nagar, Delhi and Ghaziabad. In the panchayat elections, which are considered a first step for a political career, a criminal background pays. None had taken up the cudgels to file papers to contest against the couple, it is learnt. The Dankore block is to go to the polls on October 20. Sunder Bhatti, the dreaded criminal was contesting from ward 66 in Dhandhola and his wife was contesting from Kalipura because the seats for Block Pramukh was not reserved for either a man or a women. The papers were scrutinised on Thursday and it was found no one else had filed nominations to oppose this couple. Now, there are 241 candidates in the field from the Dankore block after some people had withdrawn and nomination of some others were rejected. |
Bid to murder manager
Noida, October 17 The assailants, four in number, had come in an Indica car. However, no case has been registered yet. Mr D. N Singh is an administration manager in Inland International Export Co in D-2, Sector 3 here. He was pounced upon at Sector 25 when he was returning from office. The assailants overtook his car and blocked it. He was hit with lathis and clubs. One of them tried to stab Mr D. N. Singh in the stomach but the blow was diverted by him. In the process, his hand was injured badly. As a crowd of people had collected, the assailants quickly fled from the place. Mr D. N. Singh was rushed to a nearby private nursing home. Later, Mr D. N. Singh lodged a complaint with the Sector 20 police station. The police have yet to initiate any action in the matter. |
Probe ordered into police brutality case
New Delhi, October 17 The youths, Sarfaraz (17) and Rizwan (16), were riding on a motorcycle without helmets when policemen at a picket in Nand Nagri in north-east Delhi signalled them to stop yesterday afternoon. However, the teenagers tried to speed away. According to the local police, they rammed then into a road divider and fell down. However, residents said a policeman threw a lathi at them, which hit one of the youths resulting in his losing control of the vehicle. The youths were then brutally assaulted and had been hospitalised in serious
condition. Angry relatives and friends of the youths later gathered in the hospital and allegedly beat up some police personnel. |
E-governance must reach grassroots
New Delhi, October 17 He also said that we must concentrate on developing our villages and unless a concerted effort is made in this direction of taking e-governance to village panchayats, Indian democracy would not get justice. According to Mr Habibullah, the 240,000 village panchayats of the country needed to have their own portals followed by the networking of these administrative units in synergy with the IT ministry. The portals should contain information about family survey, property list, pension scheme, census data, education, health, sanitation, water facilities,
natural resources and bio-diversity in that area, he added. |
Rape accused acquitted
New Delhi, October 17 The prosecution had alleged that the accused, who was on familiar terms with the victims elder sister, on the evening of July 22, 2003 enticed her away when she was on her way to the market in Khazoori Khas area of east Delhi. Later, the accused took the victim to Babar Nagar in the capital and sexually assaulted her by keeping her in confinement. The girl was rescued after the accused tried to take her out of Delhi, the prosecution alleged. The accused was booked under Section 363 (kidnapping) and 376 (rape) of the IPC. However, the accused was acquitted after the victim retracted from her earlier statements alleging rape and kidnapping.
Two held with stolen gold
Noida, October 17 According to the police, the two, having taken the gold, were trying to flee. The owner of the factory manufacturing jewellery and artefacts, Sandeep Mehra, had reported to the police that he had given 5 kg gold to contractor Gopal, a resident of West Bengal. After taking the gold, Gopal along with companions Uttam Nirinjan, Pawan and Pappu had absconded. The police started a search in right earnest. Gopal and his friend Uttam were nabbed and 4.800 kg gold jewellery was recovered from them.OC |
2 export house employees murdered
Gurgaon, October 17 They beat up the cook, used stones to injure him and later strangulated him to death. They left on foot towards the national highway. This was confirmed by the sniffer dog used by the police to trail them. |
Police fails to crack MTNL fraud case
New Delhi, October 17 In a closure report filed before Chief Metropolitan Magistrate, the Special Cell of the Delhi Police has submitted that it had failed to trace the accused who cheated the telephone department by making long-distance national and international calls to gulf countries. The Special Cell had been entrusted with the investigation of the case registered on a complaint by the telephone department on December 7, 2003.TNS |
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Ticket Replay: Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger on Uncle Teddy Kennedy: 'Rock of our family'
Ted Kennedy, the Massachusetts senator who died of brain cancer last night at 77, took up
the political mantle when the bullets of assassins felled his brothers, President
Kennedy and New York Sen. Robert F. Kennedy.
But he also became an unlikely patriarch for all the
children of the famous Kennedy clan. And their spouses.
After flirting with presidential ambition and battling his own private demons and the aftermath of the Chappaquiddick incident, Kennedy turned himself into a powerhouse of Senate effectiveness. Partnering with key Republicans, he helped enact the Americans With Disabilities Act, increased the minimum wage, and enacted COBRA health insurance for the unemployed and Title IX parity for women in school sports. (An earlier version of this post incorrectly identified the provision of federal law dealing with parity for women in sports as Title IV.)
-- Johanna Neuman
Photo: Kennedy at the dedication of the Eunice Kennedy Shriver Center in Waltham, Mass., in October 1970. Credit: Associated Press


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Melatonin receptor 1B (MTNR1B) belongs to the seven-transmembrane G protein-coupled receptor superfamily involved in insulin secretion, which has attracted considerable attention as a candidate gene for type 2 diabetes (T2D) since it was first identified as a loci associated with fasting plasma glucose level through genome wide association approach. The relationship between MTNR1B and T2D has been reported in various ethnic groups. The aim of this study was to consolidate and summarize published data on the potential of MTNR1B polymorphisms in T2D risk prediction.
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Friday, December 31, 2010
Top 3 Posts of 2010
Top 3 Posts of 2010
Baby Shower Gift Tutorial
Old Shirt + Glue Gun = Fabulous New Shirt
This also was received the most comments!
Toddler Blanket Tutorial
Thanks for reading! Happy New Year!
Monday, December 27, 2010
Happy New Year all! I hope you enjoyed your Holiday! As I look toward the future year I am excited about all the future endeavors this blog and my etsy shop has in store. It's been quite a fun ride.
I am starting the year with a
new blog design
! I hope you like it! I love it! It was designed by Kayla at
Letter Kay Designs
With the new design I've decided to take on some
. I'll be adding a sponsors section on my sidebar. My rate will be a low
$5 a month
and with your button on my sidebar I'll also do a post spotlighting your business or blog. If you are interested you may contact me at
And lastly, the end of January marks my
One Year Blog-versary
! I'd like to celebrate with some great giveaways! If you'd like to host a giveaway the last week of January you may contact me at
Saturday, December 25, 2010
25 Days of Christmas Ornaments: Day 25
25 Days of Chirstmas Ornaments: Day 25
Merry Christmas!
I hope you and your family are enjoying your holiday!
Now that all the shopping, baking, crafting and wrapping is finished take a moment to remember it's not about the perfect present, the beautiful handmade ornaments or the wonderfully decorated house (although we have so much fun creating and crafting together!)but being together with your family and enjoying and loving each other.
Here's to another year of creating together!
Thank you all for linking and I hope you all had fun seeing all the ormaments but today instead of featuring I'm going to sit back and relax and enjoy my family!
Friday, December 24, 2010
25 Days of Christmas Ornaments: Day 24
25 Days of Christmas: Day 24
Almost there!
Gift Card ornament from
Gwenny Penny
Thanks for linking!
Thursday, December 23, 2010
25 Days of Christmas Ornaments: Day 23
25 Days of Christmas Ornaments: Day 23
Tree Ornament
Great idea and wonderful tutorial from
. I wish I had time to make this! Maybe next year!
Thanks for linking!
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
25 Days of Christmas Ornaments: Day 22
25 Days of Christmas Ornaments: Day 22
I've been spending way too much time looking at craft blogs! There are so many great ideas out there. Here is one of my favorites:
Handprint Snowman Ornaments from Little Bit Funky
Monday, December 20, 2010
25 Days of Christmas Ornaments: Day 21
25 Days of Christmas Ornaments: Day 21
I am so glad
Punk Projects
linked this project. It really made me smile!
25 Days of Christmas Ornaments: Day 20
25 Days of Christmas Ornaments: Day 20
I love this post from
Dressing Heidi Sage
because it reminds me of my house. Her and her kids made Applesauce Cinnamon ornaments. Fantastic!
I love crafting with my kids and usually there is paint on someone's belly at some point! You can't get creative without the mess! Great tutorial too! Thanks for linking!
Sunday, December 19, 2010
25 Days of Christmas Ornaments: Day 19
25 Days of Christmas Ornaments: Day 19
Great idea from
Gwenny Penny
! Thanks for linking!
Saturday, December 18, 2010
25 Days of Christmas Ornaments: Day 18
25 Days of Christmas Ornaments: Day 18
Another of my favorite blogs and bloggers is
Twelve Crafts Til Christmas
. She recently shared this Mitten Ornament.
Friday, December 17, 2010
25 Days of Christmas Ornaments: Day 17
25 Days of Christmas Ornaments: Day 17
I found the blog
Simply Handmade
recently and they did a week of ornaments over there (2 years ago but its' still great)! Here are a few of my favorites:
Thursday, December 16, 2010
25 Days of Christmas Ornaments: Day 16
25 Days of Christmas
Here is another from
Under the Table and Dreaming
. This Glitter Starbust Onrament is made from toothpicks. How clever!
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
25 Days of Christmas: Day 15
25 Days of Christmas: Day 15
This one comes from one of my favorite blogs and bloggers! She did a Christmas ornament series in the summer and I have had a bunch of her projects on my "to make" list since. Thanks for linking!
Find out how to make this Felt Flower Ornament from Under the Table and Dreaming
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Handmade Stocking Stuffers
I decided this year that I would do all handmade stocking stuffers. If you don't know
Twelve Crafts Till Christmas
you should really go visit her NOW! She is making all her daughter's Christmas gifts. I knew I wouldn't be able to do that since most of my daughter's Christmas requests have Toy Story written on them but I thought stocking stuffers would be easy!
I started thinking about these back in September. I had a few ideas but never got around to making anything:(
I am still hoping to make a few so hopefully I'll still have time!
So I turned to Etsy. I started trading with other Etsy sellers and I got some really fantastic handmade items for the kids and other great gifts too.
My kids love playing kitchen and with pretend food so I was able to trade with
Softie Cafe
. Look at this cookies. Yummy!
I also purchased a few things for the little guy.
I got this little wooden sports car from
Countryside Gifts LLC.
And this car carrier from
Paper From Heaven
I also got a superhero cape, crayons, hair accesories and crayon rolls all from fabulous Etsy sellers.
Here is my Stocking Stuffers to do list:
1. plush monsters
2. felt road
3. fabric matching game
I'll let you know how I do!
25 Days of Christmas Ornaments: Day 12, 13 & 14
25 Days of Christmas Ornaments: Day 12, 13, & 14
This is a great idea! Thrifty and something the kids can help with! Check it out at
The Tattered Tag
This is super cute! Cupcake ornament from
Danielle is Nesting
Great use of those styrofoam balls from
MaryJanes and Galoshes
Thanks for linking!
Saturday, December 11, 2010
25 Days of Christmas Ornaments: Day 11
25 Days Ornaments Day 11
Take a look at this
from the lovely Etsy shop ruddlecottage.
So unique and well made!
Friday, December 10, 2010
25 Days of Christmas: Day 10
25 Days of Christmas Day 10
This is a fantastic idea from
Michele Made Me
! Love it!
Thanks for linking! See more ornaments
Belle Rose Designs Weekend Promo
Get a Free Gift with Purchase this Weekend at
Belle Rose Designs!
I am super close to hitting 50 sales and I would love to do it this weekend before I close up shop for the holidays.
Every purchase you make this weekend I'll give you a free Rosette Ribbon bookmark!
They make fantastic gifts for readers.
Lots of great colors to chose from!
Find these great gifts at Belle Rose Designs for the holidays:
are 60% off! Make great gifts for teens!
Many great
hair accesories
for women and girls.
And my new favorite!
Fabric Flower Rosette Bracelet Cuffs
Buy one for you and one for your daughter!
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Handmade Gift Exchange
Hi there!
I participated in
Craftaholics Anonymous
handmade gift exchange this year! It was a lot of fun! Since I haven't gotten around to taking a picture of my lovely gift from my partner I thought I would share with you her post about our exchange from her blog
She sent me a beautifully made handmade purse with two matching purses. One will be for a gift for Annabelle. I think the other will be for my neice or for me too!:)
She received a set of my
Rosette Ribbon bookmarks
from Belle Rose Designs. I read on her blog she likes to read so I thought they would be perfect for her!
Rosette Ribbon bookmarks
make great gifts and I have a coupon code to share with you all. Save 20% when entering HOLIDAY2010 at checkout.
25 Days of Christmas Ornaments: Day 9
25 Days of Christmas Ornaments: Day 9
Isn't it this beautiful? I love that pretty paper. Take a look at how this was made at
The Hybrid Chick
Take a look at the more Christmas ornaments
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
25 Days of Christmas Ornaments: Day 8
25 Days of Christmas Ornaments: Day 8
Obsessive Crafting Disorder
linked this great idea using your child's artwork!
Thanks for linking!
See more ornament ideas
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
25 Days of Christmas Ornaments: Day 7
25 Days of Christmas Ornaments: Day 7
I wanted to share with you a little something from
Belle Rose Designs
Rosette Christmas Ornaments made with Vintage fabric.
I have a coupon code available for the holiday season that I want to share with you too. Enter HOLIDAY2010 and save 20%!
I also have all of my necklaces on sale. They are 60% off!!!!!
Here are a few to chose from:
Save big on these items and more!!!
Now back to featuring all of you...
Thanks for stopping by!
25 Days of Christmas Ornaments: Day 6
25 Days of Christmas Ornaments: Day 6
Such a sweet idea from
Art, Alphabets, and Adventure
Thanks for linking!
Sunday, December 5, 2010
Etsy Mom Holly Day Blog Hop
Check out all of the fabulous holiday-themed projects, gift ideas, and more from our wonderful EtsyMom Blog Hop Contributors from around the world!!
Here's how it works:
1. Hop through each of the blogs listed above to get fabulous holiday inspiration and leave a comment. If you are starting at a blog in the middle of the Hop, start back at the
EtsyMom Blog
. You may have to scroll down a bit on the blogs to find the Blog Hop posts as the week progresses.
2. Leave a comment on the
EtsyMom Blog
post between now and December 11, 2010.
3. Enter to win our giveaway by doing any of the following. For each thing you do, you will be entered into the drawing one more time:
~Leave a comment
on the
EtsyMom Blog
post between now and December 11, 2010.
~Leave a comment
on the Holly Day Blog Hop posts for any of the blogs listed above between Dec 5 and Dec 11, 2010.
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, posting a link to this page.
To let us know you've done these things, please come back to the
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post and leave a comment for each thing you did.
Sorry - you cannot enter the giveaway here on my blog.
On December 11, 2010 we'll choose a winner using the Random Integer Generator from random.org. The winner will receive this super sweet gift basket full of handmade holiday goodies, including:
a pair of Turquoise Earrings from
a greeting card from
a lampwork bead bracelet by
sterling silver and Swarovski pearl/crystal holiday earrings by
a cream colored cotton scarf given by
a raincloud ornament from
a matching splat mat and baby bib from
two pair of earrings from
a gift pack of over 30 pages of vintage paper ephemera by
a lovely sustainable stocking from
a set of holly jolly gift tags from
a set of toddler pajamas in a style of the winner's choice from
a $15 gift certificate from
A gift certificate from
A Custom copper heart necklace from
Today I am sharing a gift idea! A wine cork charm or ornament.
Materials Needed:
Wine Cork
Wire Cutters
Round Nose Pliers
Cut a strip of wire about a foot long and then bend the wire in half.
Push your wire through your cork using the hole the cork screw made when removing the cork from the wine bottle. Use your cork screw and to make your hole bigger if necessary.
Make a loop using your round nose pliers at the bottom of your charm.
String a few beads at the top of your charm.
Mske a loop at the top of your charm and then wrap your wire back around a few times.
Attach your charm to a ribbon and gift it to your favorite wine drinking friend! Or hang it on your Christmas Tree!
For everyone stopping by I am offering a Coupon Code at
Belle Rose Designs
. Enter ETSYMOM15 for 15% off all items in my shop!
Now visit the next blog
25 Days of Christmas Ornaments Day 5
25 Days of Christmas Ornaments Day 5
This is such a great idea! And pretty simple too!
The Tattered Tag
Thanks for linking!
Saturday, December 4, 2010
25 Days of Christmas Ornaments Days 3 and 4
Oh that's right. I have a blog! Oops! Here is Days 3 and 4! Such great ideas!
25 Days of Christmas Ornaments: Days 3 and 4!!!!
Snow Globe Ornament from The Answer is Chocolate
Felt G
Ornaments from My Busy Craft Life
Thanks for linking!!!
Thursday, December 2, 2010
25 Days of Christmas Ornaments: Day 2
25 Days of Christmas Ornaments: Day 2
This is a great idea. I love these clear balls! Endless possibilities!
Tinsel Filled ornaments from Scrapalicious Bytes
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
25 Days of Christmas Ornaments
DAY ONE: 25 Days of Christmas Ornaments
I hope to feature 25 Christmas Tree Ornaments in the next 25 days. Here is the first one:
Christmas Tree Stars from
Naturally Me Creations
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