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One of the breakout bags of 2013 is the Fendi 2Jours Tote, a style that is simply stunning and classic in every way. While Fendi offers a wide range of a sizes, colors and materials for the 2Jours, you can't underestimate the allure of perfect black bag, and the Fendi 2Jours in black comes close to perfection.
I opine about Fendi a lot, but right now, its handbag business is the most interesting on the luxury mass-market. Six months ago, I'd have told you that there's no way I'd ever feel even the slightest temptation to hang a $700 furry monster keychain from every handbag I won, and here we are today.
Fendi hit big with its 2Jours totes, and the brand has put a playful spin on the seriously popular design with a line of monster-inspired bags and accessories. By now you've seen the bag monsters floating around the Internet (and maybe even on the bags of your friends), but Fendi has released an entire line of monstrous items.
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"Cass Creating Now Tutorial" - Altered Match Boxes - 7/3/2015
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Hi! I'm Cass and I am a Guest Designer today for this tutorial.
Today, I am going to show you how to alter a matchbox.
Match boxes are great for creating little treasure boxes for small things and for gift boxes. They can also be
mounted in a box frame to hang on a wall etc.
Matchboxes (different sizes)
Mod Podge (or something similar)
(Glue Stick can work well also)
Coloured images
I have used "Chicky Chick," "Beautiful Christmas Wreath," "Fruity Strawberries," "Basket of Apples," "Apple with Smart Worm," "Flowers for Mom," "Heloise Garden Gal," and "Sunflower 2"
from the Robyn's Fetish Digital Stamps and More Store
(all the images have been coloured with Copic and Touch Pens)
Then go to your stash and find all those little pieces of ribbon,
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scraps of paper and any embellishments you can find in your stash.
Remember these boxes can be quite small, so you only need little bits and pieces.
Here are all my supplies
These are the four sizes I found in my local supermarket.
I am using the 2.75 x 2 inch box (the second smallest) for demonstration purposes.
You need to measure the paper the length of the box, in this case 2.75 inches. The best way to find out how long your paper needs to be is to wrap the paper around the box.
Once done I needed a piece of paper 2.72 wide x 6.5 inches long.
Mark with a pencil where you need to cut.
Here are the cut pieces, one for each Match box.
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The paper has to wrap around the box completely.
Place glue on the box
Make sure that the start and finish points meet at one of the small sides.
Start wrapping the paper around the glued box.
This will then give you a seam that you are going to hide.
Once the box is covered, you can start to decorate with embellishments.
Rub some glue down the small side of the box.
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Then do the same on the other side.
Glue the image to the top of the box. I have printed and coloured the flower twice.
(Tip: to ensure 3d dots adhere strongly, use a little glue before you add the 3d dot.)
Then attach to image.
Here is my finished Matchbox, I have added a pearl to the centre
of the flower and a pearl flourish to the sides of the flower.
(Tip: I rarely use a flourish in one piece.
Try cutting your flourish into smaller pieces to add to your projects)
Here is my collection of Matchboxes. I needed some red ric rac and only had orange.
(Tip: Use your pens to colour ribbon, lace, ric rac etc. to match the colours you require.)
Tops and sides
I hope that you have enjoyed this tutorial and will try making some of these little boxes..
They make great little gifts for your friends, perfect for holding those little embellishments.
Thanks for joining me today!
Happy crafting!
They make great little gifts for your friends, perfect for holding those little embellishments.
Thanks for joining me today!
Happy crafting!


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Stayed here for a week with my wife and 16 year old son at the end of June 2007 and had a really lovely relaxed holiday, which was exactly what we wanted. We booked this hotel through Thomson's web site 'Small and Friendly' after reading the reviews and it was everything we had hoped for , it was great value and could not fault it !
We arrived in the early hours of the morning, tired after a long journey to be greeted with a smile and an offer of coffee by the night person on reception, which we declined as we just wanted to get to bed, but thought this was a nice touch. Came down for breakast in the morning and was warmly greeted by the owner Theo...
The hotel is set amongst beautiful scenery on a hillside amongst olive trees and pines with stunning views and was a 10 minute stroll from the beach. There are a few tavernas and shops nearby on the road to the beach and more on the beachfont itself. The hotel and resort is quiet but all the better for it!
Theo, his wife Elena and the bar staff were very friendly and helped to make our stay an extremely enjoyable one. Food in the restaurant was fine with quite a wide choice and daily specials. all of which seemed to be cooked freshly to order.
Our room was small and basic, but perfectly adequate and clean. (Who goes on holiday to spend time in the room anyway!) Nice balcony with lovely views.
The bar/lobby/restaurant area was very nice, very friendly atmosphere with entertainment twice a week, the greek night was a lot of fun and I even joined in which is unusual for me!
The pool was a reasonable size and clean with a snack bar which served toasties, burgers, greek salads etc... Plenty of sunbeds to go around.
As has already been said it was obvious that people come back to this hotel year after year and we would cetainly consider it again..


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MILWAUKEE (AP) -- Brandon Jennings scored 27 points and Stephen Jackson added 25 to help the Milwaukee Bucks beat the Detroit Pistons 102-93 on Thursday night. The Bucks improved to 4-0 at home and 4-6 overall, while the Pistons dropped to 2-9 with their sixth straight loss and fifth in a row on the road. Detroit last lost six straight from March 13-April 3, 2010. Bucks coach Scott Skiles became the 39th coach in NBA history to reach 400 victories. He is 400-388. A game after scoring a season-high 34 points, Jackson was 9 of 17 from the field, and had six rebounds and six assists. Rookie Jon Leuer, making his first start for the Bucks, added 15 points and six rebounds. Greg Monroe led the Pistons with a career-high 32 points and had 16 rebounds. Rookie point guard Brandon Knight added 20 points.
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Internist, Geriatric Specialist (elderly care)
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So what are people's interpretation of the ending? Am i right in thinking Gomez was successful in returning the world to its natural order?
the ending seemed like half tron and half the end of 2001
I was just saying it resembled them visually when it gets trippy. There could however be a third ending seem as thought you get a new item the second time you start new game plus, it would also require all 3 heart cubes probably, just speculation
I take it the endings show the structure of the in-game universe. The first one zooms in on a single pixel revealing all sorts of structures the further it travels much in the similarity of atoms and molecules. The second instead zooms out revealing millions of "colorcubes" which create a static picture, which is interupted by the TV being "turned of", implying that the whole game takes place inside a fraction of your television screen.
@Starmud: Nice observation, Starmud. I had'nt thought about that.
@Deaddeaddead: How do I aquire the 2nd ending? I've just completed the game and started a New Game+, will I get the 2nd ending by completing the New Game+?
haha lol thats more likeit
Surely it's just saying that you are but an insignificant pixel in the grand scheme of things, much like real life.
Also about returning natural order, when was it ever unnatural? The whole point of the game was, giant cube shows you the world is not 2D, giant cube explodes, you find pieces of giant cube and repair it. At no point is the world of fez unnatural, or in need of being returned to a previous state.
I've only gotten the first ending and I took what happened to mean that since I didn't get all the cubes (something like 34, instead of 64) the restoration of the big God Cube didn't work. And Gomez (and presumably the rest of the universe) died. Hence all the metaphysical inexplicable pixel stuff. Gomez bangin' the drums was something that happened in his afterlife.
I thought this was vaguely hinted at in the achievement, as well: as it's called "Kill Screen" - both a reference to the last screen of old arcade cabinets and Gomez's fate the first time through.
I haven't gotten the second (or third! If it exists) ending though, so maybe I'm way off.
The hypercube states all the cubes are needed to stop this. Then again, the ghosts in the graveyard area tell you, "Do not trust the hypercube."
yep, i second this. and add this:
the first "out fly" seems like you fly out of a pixel. remember, a pixel is made out of "subpixels", each for every RGB color. so the "cubes" are the sub pixels, the other parts are the pixels.
So everytime you turn on your TV, Gomez goes on to a adventure to "build" 1 pixel on your screen. and million of other "heroes" goes on adventures on their "planets" to turn their pixels on.
and if all the heroes succeed, you get your TV screen! yeah! :)
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it makes perfect sense! the people talking about you, the player. you give them the new perspective. and the game FEZ give you the player the new perspective, that every pixel is a world where things live!
Pretty trippy ending. It was like there were many parallel universes, but they all finished the same way. Perhaps there were only little differences like Gomez preferring the taste of chocolate over strawberry in this one. Haha, awesome game, loved every minute of it :D
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Well, looks like I"ll need to add "Award Winning Screen Writer" to my resume. I'm so excited I can hardly contain myself so I'll just through it out there. My screenplay, "One More Christmas" has been selected as a Top Ten Finalist at the
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During the two day battle, the team defeated a multitude of determined enemy attacks; Captain Sheffield F. Ford III devised an astonishing plan and led the team and their Afghan brothers to safety using an AC-130 gunship to illuminate their route with an infrared spotlight, allowing the friendly element to slip away under cover of darkness.
For his actions Sergeant O'Connor was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross and Captain Ford received a Silver Star. In addition, four other men on the team were also awarded Silver Star medals, Sergeant Joseph Fuerst and Sergeant Thom Maholic received the Silver Star posthumously.
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Tuesday, March 17, 2015
The Wannabe Phenomenon
By my Friend and Fellow Author
John R. Barney Barnes
Renowned author, educator, and cultural commentator Dr. William Bennett recently made an amazing observation of the "wannabe" phenomenon. He had somehow gleaned the fact that, on any given week-end in the bars and nightclubs across America, several thousand young men would claim to be navy SEALs. Since there are only about 2500 SEALs total one can only conclude…there must be a lot of SEAL wannabes.
Recently there have been numerous stories in the news of men who would assemble military uniforms of a combat unit in order to assume an identity in public, an identity that was patently false. The new leader of the Veteran's Administration was recently caught in a lie claiming that he had served in Special Forces. Although he had completed Ranger School and had served in the 82nd Airborne, he had never served in a Ranger Battalion or in Special Forces. A Green Beret wannabe.
A few years ago I was serving as a ministry leader in a local church and came to know a young man about 32 years old. He often wore a navy blue cap embroidered with "Navy SEAL Instructor" on the front. I used to work with SEALs in combat so it was not unusual that I was drawn to him with the idea of discipleship. His story was that, while serving as a navy SEAL, he was injured in a training accident and was then temporarily re-assigned as a SEAL instructor.
Though plausible, the more I thought about his story the more specific questions I began to ask like, "what was your BUDS Class Number?" etc. Then one day he asked to meet with the men's ministry leader and me where he tearfully confessed and asked for forgiveness…he just wanted out from under the lie he had been living. This man had served in the navy, had a wonderful wife and two lovely children, and had started a thriving business. However, the lie was stealing, killing, and destroying all that was really life to him.
Why would any man want to be a "wannabe" when he can be a "can be"? I am reminded of several scriptures that speak to this reality…If any man be in Christ he is a new creation…do not be conformed to this world but be transformed by the renewing of your mind…you are God's artistic masterpiece, created in Christ to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do…I can do all things through Christ who gives me strength…for openers.
While we might occasionally day dream about some movie character like Maximus, or some historical figure like William Wallace, the reality is that our wives, our children, our friends, our neighbors, our churches…all are looking to men to be their "real life action hero" every day. That is exactly what I told the young navy SEAL wannabe. He became and remains today a "can be"…an active Christ follower…the real life action hero that he was born to be. Truth always trumps fantasy.
Barney Barnes, 3-15-15
After I read Barney's thoughts, this was my reply.
I left Charleston , South Carolina in the summer of 2012 and toured the country with my books. I visited approximately 60 military installations across the country, performing book signing events at the Exchange. Additionally, I set up tables at various gun shows from Alabama, Texas, Florida, Colorado, New Mexico and Oklahoma. I met hundreds of thousands of people; all of them had a story to tell, many of them blatantly false. Many said they were veterans.
Like the guy in Denver at a gun show who was selling tickets to his "Special Forces High Risk Adventure Camp" for troubled teens. He was considerably overweight and wearing BDU's that were too small. He was also sporting a Green Beret over his flat top, high and tight. He had the Special Forces Tab on his left and right shoulder and he wore the Combat Infantry Badge (2nd award) and the rank of full bird Colonel. He started to sweat profusely after he approached my table where a half dozen "Brothers" had gathered and they started to question him. He quickly disappeared, but was later seen behind the building, hot boxing a cigarette.
I decided early on not to become a self appointed "POSER" detective for two reasons.
1. I don't have time. There are just too many.
2. I already know of several groups who specialize in that and if needed, I will collect the necessary info and turn over the problem set to them. I learned of these groups when I released my first book almost five years ago, when they went through the process of "Vetting" me.
I have also learned that often, when a reader brings up the subject to me at one of my events they are probably over compensating for their own actions or lies. Like the gentlemen in Fort Worth who briskly walked up to my table and screamed, "WHAT GROUP WAS YOU IN?" I smiled and replied, "Mostly 7th." He shouted, "MAC-V-SOG... VIETNAM!" and stormed off. No need to call the poser police. You see, every SF Brother knows what the V stands for; and besides, a true Brother would naturally be a little more subtle and glad to meet the other. The encounter usually includes a man hug and our secret handshake. ;)
Earlier this year, a rather overtly plump... Okay let's be honest, a very obese man, approximately five-foot four and 350 pounds came to my table and described himself as a former police officer and proudly asked if I had heard of the "Stolen Valor Act." I smiled and handed him my business card, and suggested that if he had any questions about it or me then he should check out Professional Soldiers.com. He walked away without saying a word, sat at a table in the food court, retrieved his lap tap and started intently surfing the web. I never heard from him again.
I do appreciate the policing members of our respective military communities provide, and unfortunately my mission doesn't allow me the time to focus on that. Still, like you I often wonder why men feel the need to exaggerate the truth about their service or lack there of. I also wonder about the "Former Police Officer" and his kind who feel the need to "Self appoint." I realize now that only God knows the answers and so I don't let it bother me, much.
Out of necessity, I choose to stay focused on other things; like being creative in a way that will bring honor and credit upon all those who serve or have served while honoring God in my own subtle way.
Bottom line, I appreciate your thoughts on the subject Barney and the way you expressed your feelings through scripture.
Be blessed my friend.
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