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I have been a galactic Star Wars fan since my dad dragged me to see the original film in Ventura a (somewhat) long long time ago. I remember going into that theatre being very scared and coming out being changed forever. I worked at Lucasfilm for seven years and was even a visual effects artist for a bit. Most of my friends think I'm crazy to still be such a die-hard fan but going to the Star Wars Convention continues to awaken the Force within me. Get teary-eyed I do when I hear the Star Wars theme song. I couldn't wait to be among my people; it's the only place I feel safe talking about my Star Wars bed sheets as a grown woman with no kids. So let's grab some Wookie cookies and do this! Continue reading
My Dead Best Friend's Deodorant
My best friend Anne died suddenly from a brain aneurysm almost two years ago. It was devastating and still is. To lose that one person that really gets you. We used to say we were each others' life partners. She had a husband but if we were both gay, we would totally be together. I was never close with her husband until after she died. At the hospital when she was on life support, he was nothing but kind and gracious with me. I was her last roommate before she moved in with him, so in a sense I felt like the other woman at the hospital with his family.
The Year In Woods – 2013
Happy New Year good friends near and far! Reflecting on this past year has been quite difficult, actually I'd say the second hardest year of my life next to Dad's murder arrest. I have shed more tears and felt such loss, but as they say, what doesn't kill you makes you stronger. So here I am to prove it. But I have to ask, who the fuck are these THEY people?
January I hit the ground running as Mom's breast cancer was a bit more serious than originally expected. At first her treatment post-surgery was radiation. I like to call this "cancer-lite." But then her doctor prescribed 4 rounds of chemo and that's when it got real. City of Hope is the best hospital ever and she got rockstar treatment. Now cancer-free 6 months, cheers to that!
In February I flew to Los Angeles to help Mom with her chemo treatment. As I landed at LAX on February 11th, I got that phone call where you're asked if you're sitting down. My best friend BFF Anne Hurley suffered an aneurysm and was in the hospital already brain dead, being kept alive on life support. It is still shocking to even write this. The amount of sadness I experienced from this loss has been at times unbearable and I'm just now coming to peace with not having her in my life everyday. Anne and I always said if we were gay we'd get married. I've been in love before but so far nothing's worked out. I can safely say that Anne Hurley has been the (hetero) love of my life. My heart is broken but I was lucky to have you, pumpkin.
March not surprisingly, was not a very good month for me. THEY say that grief attacks the lungs and once again, THEY are right. I got pneumonia, then bronchitis. I tried coming into work and was sent home immediately after coughing up a lung on my boss. Oopsy.
I was able to end the month on a high note as I went to the most lavish gay wedding ever for my friend Bradford Shellhammer and his partner Georgi at the Russian Tea Room in NYC, with Sandra Bernhard as the officiator. It was a black and white masquerade ball a la Truman Capote's masquerade ball in the 60's. People watching mecca.
Then April came as I finished 3 rounds of antibiotics for pneumonia and the cherry blossoms bloomed. I realized how each friendship is a gift and I gave serious thought to who my close friends were vs. the acquaintances I felt obligated to get together with. You know what I mean. I love my friend Ferris (upper left) he is an Aussie doll, he always checks up on me. I came back out to Los Angeles to take Mom to her last chemo appointment where she received a medal, and to visit Dad at his new prison in Chino. I also popped into Westlake High School quickly, my alma mater, and gave an impromptu talk at my dear friend Christina's poly-sci class on the meaning of life and happiness after graduation. I was a huge hit! Strip clubs was the big topic of course.
Anne's parents organized a memorial for her in May at her Lutheran Church in Thousand Oaks. Lots of friends and family that couldn't make her funeral came out for this and it was a great celebration. We started by drinking airline bottles of alcohol in the church parking lot. Then onto the amazing Mark Anderson's house where he served lots of barbecue and red wine. We all told stories and reminisced. Christina drove me home later that night where I puked up purple barbecue into Mom's bath tub. Anne would be so proud. I also took Mom to her radiation appointment. Oh and went to prison too.
In June my friend Jill and I decided to hit Vieques Puerto Rico. I met Jill 20 years ago when she and Anne lived together in Sausalito. Jill's another American Airlines flight attendant and I realized I needed to be around people that knew Anne. We had such a great time just cruising the island and hanging out. It was my first month of 2013 without a hospital, prison or funeral involved. Jill is so positive and inspiring and I felt great being in her company. And now I have a new travel buddy!
In July I had my third foot surgery, THIRD! And my fourth time on crutches in NYC. I don't know how I was so blessed with fucked up feet. But can I just tell you how awful foot surgery is? Imagine not being able to leave your apartment for a whole month, hobbling around. Oh did I happen to mention I had also fallen over a trash can in Wales, Great Britain 2 weeks prior and fractured my right wrist and elbow? So crutches were an extra chore this time around.
August was a month of being a post-foot surgery prisoner to my apartment. You think you'll do all these things and be so productive with the time off. Instead I cried, felt incredibly lonely and sorry for myself. A huge thanks to everyone who stopped by with goodies to make me feel better, especially Anne's Aunt Martha who made me both Star Wars pancakes and cupcakes! Woo hoo!
I also contracted a severe bacterial infection from the hospital so was in extraordinary pain. My only saving grace? Binge watching Sopranos. I took notes, LOTS of notes.
September is always a big month as I turn another year older, 45 this year WTF?? I get very introspective this month each year, especially now that Anne's gone, and I see even more clearly the need to make every day, every effort, every relationship count. Oh and every pickle back YO!
By October I had finally been cleared by my doctor to fly so off I went to visit Anne's husband Jim and her son Connor in NoCal. The thing about your BFF's spouse is that he knows everything about you, NO I MEAN EVERYTHING. It was kind of refreshing because I now know I can call Jim up with all my cray cray stories because he already knows the history! Connor was proudly showing me his Legos and hamming it up for the camera. He is truly his mother's son and I can't wait to take him on his first adventure trip, and share stories about his mom. I'll keep it clean SWEARIES!
I had been planning my trip to Madagascar in November for about a year and a half. I always look forward to trips like this to developing countries. It is such a humbling experience and beautiful at the same time. The way people are able to live still so simply in life. 40% of Madagascar people don't have running water or electricity. My travel companions are the best and I learn so much from them. Coming back to NYC, the land of over-indulgence, is such a shock. A visit to Starbucks and watching people have their half-cap foam meltdowns takes the cake.
December is welcoming change. Thanks to the help of my life coach and dear friend Keisha, I quit my job and boarded my cats. I'm taking a break from my rockstar lifestyle in NYC to find my roots once again in California. I want to get back to the simplicity of life – family, friends, nature, laughter. I want to be bored. I'm taking a walk on the beach today and then who knows? I just wish Anne was here with me to share this day.
I hope you all enjoyed this, and I hope you all take some time out of your busy lives, to stop and breath, and realize what a gift life is. Happy New Year everyone!
Woodsy Latest One Second Everyday Video!
So I started using this app earlier this year called One Second Everyday 1SE and it is amazing to capture a second of your day, everyday if you can. I admit some days I missed but all in all this is great fun. My first video captured through March 16th and here's my second installment!
More cats and more NYC!
Et Voila Madagascar!
I recently came back from traveling through Madagascar. It is an amazing country with an amazing history. Some tidbits:
- Madagascar is the 4th largest island in the world, and separated from the African continent about 135 million years ago
- Over 40% of the population does not have running water or electricity, and 69% of the population lives below the national poverty level of 1 dollar a day
- Once colonized by the French, there is still a huge French influence there and most of the population speaks both Malagasy and French, c'est super, non?
- They have 103 species of lemurs and are home to over two-thirds of the world's chameleon species, I mean if you can find them! And 6 of the 8 world baobab species are there too
Citroens are their taxi vehicle of choice! Et voila!
Happy Friday My Friends!
Just a quick post to wish you all well this weekend. And a special call out to my fave Mister Gif! I love that dude! He made this gif special for me because he's special.
The Shame Shack
In May 1999 I took part in a volunteer mission with a non-profit organization called Airline Ambassadors. My BFF Anne was a flight attendant for American Airlines. She signed us up with three other friends, making up a total group of 26 flight attendants and friends to trek through the Himalayan region of Nepal, delivering medical and school supplies to orphanages. Being an over-preparer for trips, I went trail running twice daily to ensure that I was in the best shape possible. I also bought extensive camping supplies, including iodine tablets for water, to prevent any type of water-born illnesses.
I'd be damned if I was going to get sick on this trek. Anne and I put the iodine tablets in our Nalgene bottles daily, making sure to only use that special water to drink and brush our teeth with. The porters even assured us that all the water they cooked with was boiled for purification, guaranteeing us further safety. But what we did notice, was that the porters washed our dishes in stream water, which was not filtered. Continue reading
The Side Effects of Binge-Watching TV Shows
I didn't even know binge-watching was a term. I thought I was just blazing the trail by being super productive and watching entire seasons of a popular show on Netflix in a few sittings. I kept thinking about those poor saps who watched one episode a week with commercials, then left with a cliffhanger.
My first victim was Battlestar Galactica. My good friend Ferris told me for two years how great this show was but I didn't believe him. Out of sheer boredom I gave it a shot and boy was I hooked. I was staying up until 3am during the week, watching five episodes a night, with red wine of course. But the next night I always had to rewatch the last episode because I'd fallen asleep. I heard cylons flying above my apartment at night. I downloaded the BSG soundtrack for my gym playlist. I used the word frakking. I wanted to be buff like the rest of the fleet. I wanted to wear dark khakis, be Starbuck's bff and save the universe together. Continue reading
How I Acquired Carrie Fisher's Pillowcase
Wrote this story in 2010, and now that my BFF has passed away, the truth can come out…
A long long time ago…well actually a little over three years ago, I'm minding my own business at home, folding my newly laundered Star Wars sheets when my cell phone rings. It's my BFF! (Can be seen in above photo on the left…)
"Hey how's it going?" I ask. I always pick up when it's her. Let's just call her Ham (Her initials mixed up) so I don't accidentally implicate her in this story.
Oh you'll see. Continue reading


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Colorado education officials will unveil a reform proposal today that asks for $380 million in federal Race to the Top funding, but they are missing a key plank regarding teacher evaluations that will likely give other states a leg up in the contest.
Months of work have led to a nearly 150-page plan that touches on nearly everything, including incentives for top teachers, resources focused on failing schools and sharing data across the state.
But while Colorado's application vows to address such issues as teacher performance, tenure and dismissal through a commission born today of an executive order from Gov. Bill Ritter, other states with more advanced teacher-tracking systems have put their evaluation plans into law.
Colorado began the competition as a front-runner, but analysts say the lack of guidelines for tenure and dismissal will likely hurt the state's chances at being among the first chosen for a share of the $4.35 billion program. As many as 45 states nationwide are revamping their K-12 systems to compete for hundreds of millions in stimulus dollars that will be granted in two rounds of competition.
Lt. Gov. Barbara O'Brien has spearheaded Colorado's Race to the Top effort and said she would rather have the support of teachers and their union than forge ahead with a plan that schools are unhappy with.
Educators are worried about kinks in the state's year-old tracking system, O'Brien said.
"It's more important we go forward trusting each other," O'Brien said. "We understand their (teachers') desire to make sure it works before people's entire careers are upended. This has to be right for Colorado, win or lose."
She said that while Colorado may not be among the first states chosen for the program in April, it will be in good shape for round two in September. And President Barack Obama was expected today to announce his request for another $1.35 billion from Congress' 2011 budget to extend the competition and allow individual districts to participate.
Breakneck pace
Education watchers have been struck by the rapidity and breadth of changes across the country since the Race to the Top was announced last year.
Tennessee on Friday passed a law making student performance 50 percent of a teacher's evaluation and tenure eligibility. Louisiana also has linked teacher pay to student performance. In Florida, similar efforts have led to teachers in a number of districts refusing to participate in the Race program.
State legislatures have called special sessions and made massive policy changes — like removing caps on the number of charters schools — in order to compete, according to Joe Williams, executive director of the New York-based Democrats for Education Reform.
"There is a lot that is happening quickly," said Williams, pointing to last-minute activity in Tennessee, Rhode Island, New York, Delaware and other states. "A state like Florida may not get buy-in from the teachers unions, but it has a very strong application."
Ritter's executive order sets forth that, starting March 1, the Colorado council — an amalgam of teachers chosen by the Colorado Education Association, public and charter school administrators, a parent and a student — will define what an effective teacher is and then determine how to measure effectiveness by the year's end.
The process could lead to a massive change in a system where teachers are now virtually guaranteed a job after spending three years in the classroom.
"It's a big, big deal. It needs to be handled carefully," CEA spokeswoman Deborah Fallin said. "It shouldn't just be thrown into the legislative hopper. This needs more work and needs more time."
Council may not cut it
Andrew Rotherham, co-founder and publisher of Education Sector, said he doubts Colorado's commission model will sway the evaluators who will tally scores on the applications.
"The biggest set of points come around teacher effectiveness. That is also the most contentious debate in our field," Rotherham said. "You are going to be judged based on the policy landscape as it exists on Jan. 20. They are not going to let you punt on that sort of stuff."
Colorado's plan also includes a program to give the most effective teachers $10,000 awards for developing and sharing their curricula with colleagues and provides for up to $1 million incentives for institutions that best prepare teachers for the classroom.
And the state's chances are also bolstered by ongoing reforms to do away with the Colorado Student Assessment Program for what designers hope will be more meaningful and accurate tests that take more than test performance into account.
So far, 134 school districts (there are 178 in the state) representing 94 percent of students have approved of Colorado's Race application, the type of buy-in that could bolster the state's chances.
Colorado's biggest net change may be the advent of data-based decisionmaking, as more districts gain access to student and teacher performance records as well as best practices from their colleagues elsewhere, said O'Brien.
"It's astonishing. I have never seen so much reform take place when all there is is the hope of some new money," O'Brien said. "No state has had the money or the political will to implement reform until now."
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Catriona Stewart, Columnist/reporter / / News
BEDDING that could save lives is to be given to people at risk from fires in the home.
Firefighters in Clydebank, Dumbarton and the Vale of Leven have been given cash by the West Dunbartonshire Home Safety Group to buy the flame-retardant bedding.
The scheme brings together the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) with West Dunbartonshire Council and Police Scotland.
SFRS area manager Paul Connelly said: "People who smoke in bed can all too easily start a potentially horrific fire that has tragic consequences.
"The reality is that lifestyle factors have a significant impact on the chance someone will experience a fire in the home - something that endangers not only themselves but also people within the wider community.
"Providing fire- retardant bedding to people who are identified as being at high risk will reduce the chance of fire striking in West Dunbartonshire and help save lives."
The West Dunbartonshire Home Safety Group decided to buy a supply of fire-retardant bedding after SFRS said it could save lives. As a result, firefighters conducting home fire safety visits can issue the resource to people who need it.
The free programme see firefighters identify risks and help residents take simple steps to address them.
Crews also ensure properties are protected by working smoke alarms and that everyone knows what to do if a fire does happen.
Among the advice to residents is never to smoke in bed or in a chair if feeling drowsy.
To arrange a free home fire safety visit, call SFRS on freephone number 0800 0731 999 or text "check" to 61611.
Visits can also be arranged through www.firescotland.gov.uk or with your community fire station.
catriona.stewart@ eveningtimes.co.uk
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16 PNG Butterflies - Updated February 2013 by JSSanDAWatch
©2012-2016 JSSanDA
Thank You!! I've Been Looking For This
Love it
FANTASTIC! i love they!
Thanks. I am uploading them individually too. Just takes a while as they are large files xxxx
I have a question, if you want answer it, if not it´s OK too: where do you do your editions???
I have a question, if you want answer it, if not it´s OK too: where do you do your editions???
I make them using Photocape and Gimp mainly. Is that what you mean??? I make a lot of stock then use my stock to make other stock.
yes, that what i want to know, thanks... i download gimp many years ago, but i don´t underestand it at all. i use photoscape to do textures only XP
Yes gimp can be tricky. Have you tried paint dot net (I had to write the word dot otherwise you'd have had a link lol) That is something I have on my comp but don't use that often. Photoscape is good though, I love that xx
Marvelous work you have done!!!!!
Thanks. It took a while to make the butterfly so I thought I'd make the most of it and do different things with it xx


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EXCLUSIVE: In his Ohio State debut against Akron two weeks ago, freshman Buckeye quarterback Braxton Miller passed for 132 yards and a touchdown in OSU's 42-0 shutout of the Zips.
After the game, Ohio State head coach Luke Fickell was asked if he planned to continue both playing Miller and fellow quarterback Joe Bauserman, who started against the Zips.
We know we need them both, and I think that's the most important thing. Those guys work great together. They're not going to be distracted by the things that are outside and all the outside influences. We know we're going to need them both. We're just going to give them all the ability to put them in situations and see how they handle it, and still continue to let them compete. They know we have confidence in them, but they're willing to work together and we'll see how it grows.
Seven days later against Toledo at Ohio Stadium, Miller failed to play a down. After the game, Fickell was asked why the highly-touted quarterback remained on the sideline - and if an injury was the reason:
We don't have any regrets. I don't think we are going to look back and regret it. Obviously you look back every week, and try to find ways that you can get better, but Braxton was dinged up a little bit, practiced more so on Thursday and a little bit on Wednesday, but you know, we had a plan going in that maybe it didn't quite happen exactly how you do.
You've kind of got to adjust on the run. And you know, we are not going to look back on it. We know that most importantly, we'll make sure that those guys mind are right and they understand the situation we are in. We communicated with them so that there's no guesswork involved and to me the most important thing is that they can stay focused and move forward and not dwell upon the past.
Moments later at the presser, Fickell was asked, "Just to clarify on Braxton, his health did play a role in the decision on Saturday?"
I didn't say that. I said that he was dinged up a little bit early in the week and we had a plan going in, maybe we adjusted the plan a little bit, but most important thing is that, hey, we're all moving forward with it. We understand it, those guys understand it. You have a plan going into the game and as long as you communicate with them, we'll make sure we all handle things the right way and most importantly we have to do what's best for the team.
Benching Miller wasn't the only adjustment Fickell made when it came to playing time before the game in question.
Tuesday before the Toledo game, Fickell indicated Ohio State players Jordan Hall, Travis Howard and Corey Brown would likely be available to play after serving a one game suspension for taking envelopes containing cash at a Cleveland charity event last February. But the Friday before the game at Ohio Stadium against the Rockets, the NCAA released a statement blocking the reinstatement of the trio.
A day later - to the surprise of many - Miller took the same number of snaps against game as Hall, Howard and Brown did: zero.
In its original report to the NCAA detailing the violations committed by the aforementioned trio, the NCAA noted that two additional "current student-athletes" attended the same charity event where Hall, Brown and Howard received $200 each in envelopes utltimately provided by longtime Ohio State booster Bobby DiGeromino.
On [redacted], 2011, five current football student-athletes and two former student-athletes attended a charitable event in Cleveland. Three of the current student-athletes received impermissible monies at the charitable event - a violation of NCAA Bylaw 18.104.22.168.6. Further, a violation of NCAA Bylaw 22.214.171.124.(a) occured since the student-athletes did not receive prior written approval for attending the event this year.
Ohio State also noted in its original, Sept. 1, 2011, report to the NCAA of the two "current student-athletes":
.. they did observe [redacted] carrying several envelopes during the event.
The two "current student-athletes" referred to by Ohio State in its report to the NCAA - with the names redacted by the the school in its release of the report to the media - are Braxton Miller and current Buckeye football player Nathan Williams.
Williams also sat out of the Toledo game and will miss the Miami game due to a knee injury.
Though I cannot confirm Fickell didn't play Miller against Toledo because the QB was named in the NCAA report - particularly after the NCAA's last-second Toledo game blockade of Hall, Howard and Brown - you can't help but wonder if it was a contributing factor.
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Blackwood print 3 by KeithwormwoodWatch
©2012-2016 Keithwormwood
An illustration made for the movie Don't Be Afraid of the Dark.
So cool.
It's Slenderman!!!
I like the way the shadow bends up the wall and changes.
hey! ive just saw this movie! awesome prints indeed dude! and good job!
I couldn't stop staring at this one when I read the book. I love it!
Doe he know his shadow's there? Or even worse, might he be controlling it?
Love it! Always nice when people's shadow turn in to creepy dark monsters
I really like this one ..
great one!
ARRGGHH!!! Hands!!
That's beautiful~
what kiind of technique you use on this ilustration?


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Archive for category magic mike
Michael Strahan: Magic Mike XXL Run
Posted by Native NYker in channing tatum, magic mike, magic mike: xxl, michael strahan on October 23, 2014
At 42-years-old, Michael Strahan is proving that he can go up against the best of them, physically speaking. The 6′ 5″ ex-NFL player turned daytime talk show host has found uber-stardom and become a household name with his stint on Live with Kelly and Michael and is now making a Magic Mike: XXL run, reports state. Read the rest of this entry »
Channing Tatum: Magic Mike Candid
Posted by Native NYker in channing tatum, magic mike, nsfw, nude, nude pics on October 23, 2012
And still more material surfaces from the Magic Mike behind the scenes shenanigans. Feast your eyes on this here unobstructed view of Channing Tatum and his glorious perfectly formed ass.
It's the stuff of dreams.
The candid shot was taken on the set of the soon to be released on DVD film and we are thankful someone decided to share it with us all – as if we needed any reasons to wake up with a reason to get back into bed & fantasize of hotness.
Now, we know you are saying 'we've seen all there is to see of Tatum!' But as a good acquaintance once said to us " more wants more!"
Matt Bomer: Magic Mike Additional Scene Stills
Posted by Native NYker in magic mike, matt bomer, nude, nudes on October 19, 2012
Yes, we know that White Collar's Matt Bomer is a pretty boy with a smoking hot body. It doesn't hurt any that he also happens on having a flair for fashion and style. And did we mention he is pretty? He poignantly demonstrated just how pretty worked out that physique of his is in the Magic Mike supporting role – even if we feel he was under valued on screen. Well just in time for the upcoming DVD release here is a reprieve.
In case y'all say you missed it – the movie – or didn't know – which is a LIE – rest assured you will fully know now cuz, well, here is your definitive (further) proof!
New stills have surfaced of Bomer from solo out-takes featuring that fine ass of his – literally. And the chorus says 'DAMN papi!' We still feel that dude who directed the flick needed to be replaced w/ the likes of someone who knows how to present the art he was filming.
Who the hell films dance from above or waist-up? Pan out and lower the camera, dumb-ass!
But getting back to Bomer and that fine ass… Damn if we wouldn't mind gladly making like that was desert and even putting some miracle whip for presentation on that…
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Channing Tatum: Magic Mike Settles in Second Place
Posted by Native NYker in adam rodriguez, box office draw, channing tatum, magic mike, Matthew Bomer, matthew mcconaughey on July 2, 2012
Here's a Debbie downer for your Monday morning. Channing Tatum's Magic Mike – the do good'er stripper romance flick, starring a bevy of hotness, including Matt Bomer, Adam Rodriguez and Matthew McConaughey, opened in second place after a whirlwind of promotional appearances by cast members. Box office tallies place estimated earnings at the $39.16 million mark.
Not anything to sneeze at but certainly not something to light up either given the magnitude of celebrity in the cast. Read the rest of this entry »
Channing Tatum: Details February Cover Boy
Posted by Native NYker in alex pettyfer, channing tatum, joe manganiello, magic mike, matt bomer on January 22, 2012
Hotness Channing Tatum graces the cover of the upcoming February issue of Details Magazine. And damn if he doesn't look like two scoops of melts in your mouth yumness! We are over the rainbow at the prospects of seeing his upcoming shake-his-money-maker stripper flick "Magic Mike," which incidentally stars a bevy of male hotness, including "White Collar's" Matt Bomer, Adam Rodriguez, Alex Pettyfer, Matthew McConaughey and "True Blood's" Joe Manganiello.
OMG! Lord help us. Read the rest of this entry »


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Links to Other Artists and Resources - Gourds, Pyrography, Business and Website Resources
Do You Need to Find A Source For Supplies, Building a Website, Credit Card Processing or Other Related Services?
These are websites are worth checking out!
Be sure to check out the link below if you are a crafter and want to be able to accept credit cards!
Where to find my books & patterns
There may be other sources I am not aware of but these are known sources. If your book suppler does not carry them please have them contact me. If you cannot find a dealer in your area please order directly from Fox Chapel Publishing listed below.
- Wildwood Designs - Scroll saw patterns, supplies and many of Nedra's patterns
- Greg Dorrance - woodcarving tools & supplies
- Fox Chapel Publishing - Full line distributor of Nedra's books (They ship outside the USA)
- The Woodcraft Shop - Complete line of woodcarving tools & supplies
- Christian J. Hummul Co. - Woodcarving supplies
- Razertip Industries - (Canada) Carries Nedra's books
- Chipping Away - (Canada) woodcarving supplies and Nedra's books
- Fox Chapel Publishing - Full line distributor of Nedra's books (They ship outside the USA)
- Skills Publishing - (Australia) They carry a wide variety of woodworking and pyrography books including Nedra's
- Fox Chapel Publishing - Full line distributor of Nedra's books (They ship outside the USA)
Resources for Patterns, Supplies, Tools, Wood, Etc.
- Razertip Industries - These are the burners we sell
- Wildwood Designs - Scroll saw patterns, supplies and many of Nedra's Patterns
- Clanbadge - great software for creating Celtic knot designs
- Donjer - Suede-Tex Flocking. Perfect for lining carved or burned boxes
- The Wooden Teddy Bear - great source of patterns
- Heinecke - great source for wood for burning & carving
- Moore Roughouts - Randy & Pat Moore have magnificent basswood plates that are perfect for burner or carving. I used to sell these plates & they are hand turned by a company in the USA. They also carry wood for carving.
Dried Gourds & Seeds
- Wuertz Farm - They carry a great variety of dried gourds. Located in Casa Grande, AZ.
- Leiser Farms - Gourd Farmer carries a wide variety of dried gourds. They are located in Knights Landing, CA.
- Quarry Farm Gourds - The carry a wide variety of gourds & seeds. Located in North Baltimore, OH.
- Foothill Farms - Dry gourds, crafts & seeds. Located in Newark, OH.
- Fernsink Gourds - Barbara Fernsink carries & great variety of dry gourds for crafting. Located in Trenton, FL.
- Pumpkin Hollow Gourds - Dry gourds & gourd crafts. Located in Piggott, AR.
Gourd and Pyrographic Artists and Woodworkers Sites of Interest
- Alan & Nedra's Gallery - Our collection of pyrography, carvings and scroll saw
- Lesley & Jeff Wyatt - a wonderful collection of pyrographic art, rope work and carving.
- Jo Phillips - Jo is from Essex, England and her pyrography work is beautiful
- Nunziante Langellotto - An amazing pyrographic artist from Italy
- Hellen Martin - A very talented gourd artist who has her work on display at a gallery in Santa Fe, NM. She creates unique, one of a kind gourd art. Hellen offers private lessons as well as teaching at gourd festivals & retreats. She has written several books on her faux western leather tooling & closed & pine needle coiling techniques.
- Reggie Eakin - A very talented gourd artist from Metter, GA
Woodcarving sites
The North Alabama Woodcarvers Association - The group is based in Huntsville, AL. The offer classes throughout the year & an annual show.
The Texas Woodcarvers Guild - This is an organization comprised of local woodcarving groups within the state of Texas. They sponsor semi-annual shows/rallies with all kinds of classes.
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Nothing beats a late supper of grilled catfish after a hard day's work. It's a favorite of our family during the summertime. —Regina Rosenberry, Greencastle, Pennsylvania
- 6 tablespoons lemon juice
- 1/4 cup butter, melted
- 2 teaspoons Worcestershire sauce
- 4 catfish fillets (about 5 ounces each)
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon lemon-pepper seasoning
- In a large resealable plastic bag, combine the lemon juice, butter and Worcestershire sauce. Add the fish; seal bag and turn to coat. Cover and refrigerate for 30 minutes, turning occasionally.
- Drain and discard marinade. Sprinkle fish with salt and lemon-pepper. Using long-handled tongs, moisten a paper towel with cooking oil and lightly coat the grill rack. Grill, fish, covered, over medium heat or broil 4 in. from the heat for 4-6 minutes on each side or until fish flakes easily with a fork. Yield: 4 servings.
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I had them constantly as a child- only get 1 a year as an adult. Make sure you wash his mouth after eating, especially acidic foods since they can cause an outbreak. also wear chapstick with SPF whenever he goes out, since sun can cause them too.
For prevention, lysine can help but you would have to get the liquid for a 3 year old (of course check with your pedi first). Acyclovir is a miracle drug but I don't think it's approved in kids- I took a prophylactic dose at the end of both my pregnancies.
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So I'm sure that my remaining 1 1/2 readers know that I've been off the face of the earth for like 3 years and now I'm back 4 more aka I went to a shul last night and I remembered why I probably will never go again.
So when I moved to Boston like 6 months ago obviously it wasn't on my mind or anything but enough nights getting drunk and listening to matisyahu really got to me and I finally decided to try out the Tremont St shul in Cambridge because they had a cool 20s/30s group and usually shuls are for olds so that drew me in and stuff.
SOO last night I took the goddamn hour long train ride over there with my siddur and whatnot and the guy on the steps was like "Shabbat Shalom" and I was like one minute early so of course the whole place was basically empty. So I just stood there awkwardly pretending to read the brochures and suddenly I was hit with vivid memories of all my times in nyc just standing around waiting for someone to talk to me. Of course usually no one ever does. But since then I've become way more assertive about being actually social, and surprisingly people are usually pretty open to talking to you. Not so in shul for whatever reason. So at this point I'm used to atheist 20-somethings who are bikers or musicians or whatever, and being able to talk to them like a normal person, but I was reminded how intimidated I am in the shul environment.
So anyway finally it was time to start and everything and…well, there was singing. It started out slow and I was like "ok well sometimes it's slow" but then ten minutes later, even though my Hebrew is way rusty now, I realized they were still on page one of kab shab. They were singing like literally every word then "ay ay ay" at the end of every single verse. So like ten minutes later they got to page two. I was getting kind of uncomfortable because I'm used to the yeshivish get-in-get-out approach so I wasn't ready for it. This was modern orthodox, by the way. So of course I started getting antsy after like 30 mins and not even getting to kaddish yet. So I was kind of looking around and stuff and I realized all the girls were wearing skirts. There were a ton of girls actually, I'm guessing since it's Boston and it's like 90% college students, and secondly it's in the MIT area so I guess it's all MIT people or something?
Here's what I hate about orthodoxy. This kind of sums up everything I hate about it. A lot of the girls were either wearing short sleeves or sleeveless, and some were wearing really, really short skirts. But I was wearing pants and a button up shirt (honestly at this point I don't have any 'nice clothes' anymore, let alone a skirt). And I was getting the total side eye from these fuckers. I was the only one wearing pants. And like, they weren't exactly tznius but it wasn't about that, it was about the fact that wearing a skirt means you're in the in group, like under the guise of tznius. That just makes me really mad for some reason. Like I get that people need to look like they're part of their group, but to be under the guise of tznius is really gross. And like, a couple of the girls, in usual orthodox fashion, were talking and walking around and not paying attention and stuff, which is like whatever, but I wasn't singing the songs or doing the movements and stuff (because I'm a jerk), and I know people were like "who is that freak" But again, like all these other girls were like kind of singing and not paying attention and looking around and talking but since they were half assedly mouthing the words, they looked like they belonged so it was ok.
I was just hit with a wave of the same self-consciousness and sense of insecurity as I was in new york. Outsider again. But you know, there was an "open house" afterwards which basically just means free food so I wasn't about to leave afterwards. I mean I'm never going to see these people again probably so I might as well take advantage of the challah and alcohol. So everyone went downstairs to the kiddush thing or whatever, and there were like six long tables (it was pretty well attended), and I just sat in a corner because at this point I was getting kind of disoriented by the fluorescent lights and coming down from mild adderalls so I didn't really care if anyone talked to me. Well, no one did. They thought I was so weird. So a couple people ended up sitting at my table; two guys, two girls, and a married couple. So there was wine on the table and the guy and the married husband started talking about the wine and how it's from australia and somehow they turned that into a whole convo for like ten mins about the australian aspect of the wine. So the two guys went to do something and the married couple was like "So are you new here" and I was like "yeah I just came for the challah" and they looked at me like "I can't believe you said that" and I kind of laughed because it was so fuckin stupid…
So I went to do net yad and as I was walking back this guy with some kind of developmental disorder kept trying to get my attention, and like any man trying to get my attention I was just like "thanks" and avoided eye contact. I came back and we talked or whatever and the guy decided to come back, get my attention again, and said "Welcome!" and LIKE ANY MAN TALKING TO ME FOR THE SECOND TIME IN ONE NIGHT, I said "uh thanks" and avoided eye contact. But the stupid girl at my table looked at me like "You fucker" and that's when I started to get really annoyed because I don't want to talk to ANY fucking man who tries to talk to me twice in one night. Because when you DO that, they will FOLLOW YOU AROUND and try to talk to you all night. I HAVE EXPERIENCE IN THIS. But that stupid girl was like "You bitch, being mean to a guy with a developmental disorder."
So we had some lame convo or whatever and the whole thing just kind of sucked and I ended up having two cups of the wine and leaving.
Ugh. Well that's why I didn't do THAT for three years…
Oh, and Boston does the seltzer water thing too.


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For teams like the Flowery Branch boys and individual runners like White County's Jenna Gearing, the state cross country meet is a chance to repeat past success. Other area programs like Chestatee see this weekend's races in Carrollton as a chance to make some noise and perhaps even take home a trophy for the first time.
Stan Davidson Jr. recorded a hole-in-one on the No. 7 at the Village with the Luna's Tuesday golf at Chicopee Woods Golf Course. Blake Nix, Bud Black, Doug Van and Richard Strickland finished in first place as a team. Davidson Jr., Royce Deaton, Don Smallwood and Don Rogers came in second.
Marcus Gouthro won the Region 8-AA boys individual cross country title with a time of 17:01.99, leading Riverside Military to a second place team finish on Wednesday at its home course in Gainesville.
Lakeview Academy's boys cross country team finished second in the Region 8-A meet in Athens on Thursday.
COLUMBUS - Buford's softball team continued its winning ways on Thursday, winning a pair of games to open the Class AAA state softball tournament in Columbus.
Gainesville High golfer Nathan Williams shot a tournament-low round of 64, including nine birdies, to card a two-day total of 139 and win the boys' 16-18 age division of the Gainesville City Junior Open on Sunday at Chattahoochee Golf Course.
Gainesville standout Spencer Ralston will take a one-shot lead into today's final round of the boys 16-18 division of the Gainesville City Junior Open at the Chattahooche Golf Club.
Current Auburn junior and North Hall and Clemson University graduate Ty McCormack won the men's 8K race at the Crimson Classic on Friday in Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Buford grad and running back at the University of Central Florida, Storm Johnson, was named the American Athletic Conference Offensive Player of the Week, announced Monday.
The Carolina Panthers claimed rookie wide receiver and former Georgia Bulldog Tavarres King off waivers, announced Monday.
The future of racing is being shaped right here in Northeast Georgia. And, during the Petit Le Mans this weekend at Road Atlanta, one possible future will be on display.
The American Le Mans Series returns to Hall County for one final visit this weekend.
The eighth-annual Run for Your Life 5K benefitting the Family Life Center of Gainesville First Baptist Church is at 9 a.m. Saturday at the American Legion in Gainesville.
Michael Gordy, Bud Black, Richard Strickland and Jerry Johns won the Luna's Tuesday golf group's event last week at Chestatee Golf Course in Dawsonville.
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In 2009 5th Southern Conference on Programmable Logic (SPL), pp.159-164: Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE). - ISBN 978-1-4244-3847-1. --- This paper introduces the 3SP Design Space Exploration System. 3SP automatically quantifies acceleration opportunities for programs across a wide range of heterogeneous architectures to allow designers to identify promising implementation platforms before investing in a particular hardware/ software codesign. 3SP uses a novel program execution model to integrate comprehensive hardware ... https://www.alexandria.unisg.ch/publications/60723 2010-03-08 Maximizing the net present value of a project under uncertainty Wiesemann, W., Kuhn, D., & Rustem, B. (2010). Maximizing the net present value of a project under uncertainty. European Journal of Operational Research, 202(2), 356-367, DOI:10.1016/j.ejor.2009.05.045. --- We address the maximization of a project's expected net present value when the activity durations and cash flows are described by a discrete set of alternative scenarios with associated occurrence probabilities. In this setting, the choice of scenario-independent activity start times frequently leads to infeasible schedules or severe losses in revenues. We suggest to determine an optimal target... https://www.alexandria.unisg.ch/publications/60722 2010-03-08 Analysis of the rebalancing frequency in log-optimal portfolio selection Kuhn, D., & Luenberger, D. G. (2010). Analysis of the rebalancing frequency in log-optimal portfolio selection. Quantitative Finance, 10(2), 221-234, DOI:10.1080/14697680802629400. --- In a dynamic investment situation, the right timing of portfolio revisions and adjustments is essential to sustain long-term growth. A high rebalancing frequency reduces the portfolio performance in the presence of transaction costs, whereas a low rebalancing frequency entails a static investment strategy that hardly reacts to changing market conditions. This article studies a family of portfolio... https://www.alexandria.unisg.ch/publications/60683 2010-03-05 An Information-Based Approximation Scheme for Stochastic Optimization Problems in Continuous Time Kuhn, D. (2009). An Information-Based Approximation Scheme for Stochastic Optimization Problems in Continuous Time. Mathematics of Operations Research, 34(2), 428-444. --- Dynamic stochastic optimization problems with a large (possibly infinite) number of decision stages and high-dimensional state vectors are inherently difficult to solve. In fact, scenario tree-based algorithms are unsuitable for problems with many stages, while dynamic programming-type techniques are unsuitable for problems with many state variables. This paper proposes a stage aggregation scheme... https://www.alexandria.unisg.ch/publications/60651 2010-03-04 Convergent Bounds for Stochastic Programs with Expected Value Constraints Kuhn, D. (2009). Convergent Bounds for Stochastic Programs with Expected Value Constraints. Journal of Optimization Theory and Applications, 141(3), 597-618. --- This article describes a bounding approximation scheme for convex multistage stochastic programs (MSP) that constrain the conditional expectation of some decision-dependent random variables. Expected value constraints of this type are useful for modelling a decision maker's risk preferences, but they may also arise as artifacts of stage-aggregation. We develop two finite-dimensional approximate... https://www.alexandria.unisg.ch/publications/60650 2010-03-04 Dynamic Mean-Variance Portfolio Analysis under Model Risk Kuhn, D., Parpas, P., Rustem, B., & Fonseca, R. (2009). Dynamic Mean-Variance Portfolio Analysis under Model Risk. Journal of Computational Finance(12 (4)), 91-115. --- The classical Markowitz approach to portfolio selection is compromised by two major shortcomings. First, there is considerable model risk with respect to the distribution of asset returns. Particularly, mean returns are notoriously difficult to estimate. Moreover, the Markowitz approach is static in that it does not account for the possibility of portfolio rebalancing within the investment ... https://www.alexandria.unisg.ch/publications/60648 2010-03-04 A Stochastic Programming Approach for QoS-Aware Service Composition Wiesemann, W., Hochreiter, R., & Kuhn, D. (2008). A Stochastic Programming Approach for QoS-Aware Service Composition. In , pp.226-233. Los Alamitos: IEEE Computer Society. - ISBN 978-0-7695-3156-4. --- We formulate the service composition problem as a multi-objective stochastic program which simultaneously optimizes the following quality of service (QoS) parameters: workflow duration, service invocation costs, availability, and reliability. All of these quality measures are modelled as decision-dependent random variables. Our model minimizes the average value-at-risk (AVaR) of the workflow ... https://www.alexandria.unisg.ch/publications/60643 2010-03-04 Stochastic optimization of investment planning problems in the electric power industry Kuhn, D., Parpas, P., & Rustem, B. (2008). Stochastic optimization of investment planning problems in the electric power industry. In Energy Systems Engineering (pp. 215-230). 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Bay View residents may be having dinner and a movie flanked by gaudy vaudeville architecture and twinkling lights on the ceiling of the historic Avalon Theatre by Thanksgiving, said Lee Barczak, the Avalon's owner, at a news conference Friday.
An online auction of vintage theater items this week, including a wall-sized hand-painted Spanish mural and original seating from the theater's vaudeville days, is paving the way for $2 million in renovations, Barczak said. The renovations will transform the space, which at one time had a seating permit for up to 2,300 people, into two modern theaters with 240 and 80 seats, respectively, and in-theater dinner and bar service, while leaving vaudevillian facades of the original Avalon intact. Renovations could start in a month and a half after bids are finalized and awarded. A rendering could be ready in two months. »Read Full Article(8)
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Embrace The Cold! It's Fun (Right)
Just as Dylan famously sang so long ago, "You don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows," I don't need a thermometer to know the temperature – or at least what to wear when I venture outside for...
Ah, pedaling merrily along, fresh breeze, bright sun, birds chirping, heart pumping – is there a more joyous freedom in the universe?
The beauty of bicycling in our neck of the woods is the variety of terrain: shoreline, farmland, forest – even urban rides have their charm.
You don't even to own or rent a two-wheeler.
Both New London and Mystic offer free loans of bicycles – that's right, free – through sharing programs run by dedicated volunteers on a mission to get more people away from their cars and into a healthy, fun activity.
As Mystic Community Bikes notes on its website, bicycling not only reduces energy consumption, traffic congestion, noise and air pollution but also encourages physical fitness.
Both the Mystic and New London programs offers free use of a bike to anyone showing up at various distribution centers with a valid driver's license or ID, and a $10 refundable deposit. They even provide locks and helmets.
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Does anyone know if the patch sorted the game so you can now play dx10? am fine but speaking on behalf of my friend and he wants to know before he downloads and installs game on steam and doesn't want it to be a waste of time.. thanks
After the patch I get an occasional huge frame drop when I meet someone in close combat (I also updated to the latest Nvidia driver). Yesterday, it looked like the cpu prio changing had removed this issue for me and I played without stutter.
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@InfinityWard @candyslexia Thanks for all the fixes, but here's a glitch to add to your next fix list please. Since patch 3.3.3 you can only do 1 action in lobby. Ie. 1 mute, or 1 report, but NOT 1+1, as the players list locks up. Can you please fix this urgently! And also please talk to Treyarch and collaborate on the anti-cheat system. Your current system is woefully ineffective as the game is just a hack fest right now!!!
Still same Problem with Ghost studdering in single player game and Lag/Studder Multi player.
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I would love to find out if the patch worked. But after the patch the game will no longer launch.
I get the directx error on game launch, how do I add this patch?
Still sound dropouts during cutscenes in singlepayer! Just happens in fullscreen and vsync turned on!
A lot more laggy in multiplayer then before the patch! I just re-downloaded and re-installed the whole game with no positive effect! Still stuttering which is horrible.
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- CAMPAIGN : sound dropouts during cutscenes after loading-bar dissapears
- MULTIPLAYER : lag, lag, lag. Almost unplayable. AND the textures are loading very slow (didn´t happen before the patch)
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cant see broadcaster mode, your MLG ruleset is horrible for PC...
you guys also need to fix third person spectating in games, no way to disable it and it ruins competitive games..
we want mod tools over anything...
we want unranked dedis as well...
not to much to ask for the amount of money you have made off us over the years, just give us 1 game worth playing longer then a week for once.
I am experiencing this too post patch. It appears to be linked to some sort of audio issue because its most noticeable when there are loud noises around like explosions, the audio stutters and takes the game with it. It doesnt matter if it is Multi Player, or Squad Assault (which should just be my machine hosting) it is there. I thought it might be the new NVDIA driver, rolled back but didnt fix it. Went and tried black ops and didnt experience the sound stutter. seems to be tied to ghosts and the patch.
Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-3570 CPU @ 3.40GHz (4 CPUs), ~3.8GHz
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Display Tab 1: No problems found.
Sound Tab 1: No problems found.
Sound Tab 2: No problems found.
Sound Tab 3: No problems found.
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