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Monday, May 6, 2013
Origami Owl
331 comments:
For my SIL, I like the sister & initial tags with colored dangles, but seriously, I could put together at least 50 different mixes & matches. ;-)ReplyDelete
- Lisa K.May 6, 2013 at 5:49 AM
Wow! I love the initial charms, the inspiration tags and the key dangles! So many beautiful pieces!ReplyDelete
Oh my loveliness! There are about a hundred awesome combinations I could put together - what a wonderful company! I like the blessed tag with the initial charms for my family. That and about 99 other beautiful things! ;)ReplyDelete
Thanks for the change to win!
I bought one for my mother-in-law for Christmas! She said she gets complimented on it all the time. I hinted that I want a locket for Mother's Day. I would LOVE a silver "J" charm for my two boys -Jared and Jay!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 6, 2013 at 6:12 AM
I really love the mom sliver heart, the autism heart, and the support our troops charm. And many other charms. Thank you for sharing and for doing the giveaway. Have a blessed day.ReplyDelete
Christene Amy @ firstname.lastname@example.com
Before I saw Narci I would have gone for something out of the TAG line. But now that I've seen her locket, I WANT ONE!!!!!! Love how hers is on a really long chain!ReplyDelete
I love the "I Am" and the "Blessed" charm for my sister who is struggling with getting pregnant with her 3rd child.ReplyDelete
- Lori RopachMay 6, 2013 at 6:27 AM
Love the lockets, I need to buy for two graduates this year, and I really like all the faith/blessed/protected sentiments.ReplyDelete
- Jackie JoyMay 6, 2013 at 6:28 AM
I absolutely love the silver lockets!ReplyDelete
I also love all of the inspiration tags!
Oh my ..what a neat company! I thought the birthstone charms were super cute! Loved the inspiration tags too.. Ah, I think I loved it all actually..ReplyDelete
- Amy in PAMay 6, 2013 at 6:37 AM
I like the FAITH tag & the vintage gear charms!ReplyDelete
Amy in PA
- Tamara AyersMay 6, 2013 at 6:46 AM
I would get a living locket for my mom. I like the silver with the "grandma" plate. She would love it-- and what a great 60th birthday gift! Thanks for introducing me to this site :)ReplyDelete
Love the "small key" for a chain. Thanks!ReplyDelete
I love the large gold locket with crystals! I'd put in the round birthstones for my kids, husband and me. And a tiny gold cross!ReplyDelete
I've been crushing on these for awhile now. I def want a silver living locket with my girls initials and a cross. Haven't decided what else for sure. I want a pearl rag and maybe the heart one as well to clip on next to the locket. Love this concept!ReplyDelete
I love the medium silver locket with crystals and the "grace" tag. What a great reminder that we were saved by grace and should now live by grace. I would pair it with the "blessed" plate because we have been blessed with grace!ReplyDelete
- Melissa H.May 6, 2013 at 7:05 AM
I have never heard of this before either. I love the vintage and hobby collections. I could spend a lot of time on this site!ReplyDelete
- JasmineMay 6, 2013 at 7:07 AM
Oh my goodness. These are so adorable! I would love a living locket for my friend. She just had kidney surgery and is at home recovering. I would love to have the a cross and "Blessed" - to remind her that God is always there. Thanks for doing the giveaway! Have a wonderful day!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 6, 2013 at 7:07 AM
Love the grace tag! Beautiful pieces! For some reason I can only publish under anonymous but my name is under Amy B.ReplyDelete
I love the lockets! And I love that a young girl started the company.ReplyDelete
I love the lockets!! Thanks for a fun giveaway, Shay!!ReplyDelete
Love the 'blessed' tag and initial tags! Thank you, Shay!ReplyDelete
I don't know about the locket part yet, but I love the "FREE" tag. It's one of my favorite words.ReplyDelete
I would do a locket, and fill it with things to represent family. A baseball, something music related, and something in memory of my grandpa. I love how you canadd whatevere you want and then change it out to fit your mood, or the seasons! So fun!ReplyDelete
Wow! I absolutely love these lockets. If I were to order I would get the silver locket with the LOVE plate and the aqua "key to my heart" charm. Thanks for doing the giveaway. Love your blog!ReplyDelete
- StephanieMay 6, 2013 at 7:29 AM
I had never heard of these before, and I'm afraid I might be obsessed now! I love the medium silver locket with the birthstone, mom and cross charm! How adorableReplyDelete
I love so many! My favorite would probably be the Family or Blessed tag with the initial charms of my hubby and two boys. =)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 6, 2013 at 7:34 AM
I love the tags and how you can mix and match any of them and they still look cute. The inspiration ones are my favorite. They are pretty inexpensive too! Thanks, Annie CoxReplyDelete
I LOVE the silver living lockets with the plates and vintage charms! Everything they have is beautiful!:)ReplyDelete
I love the lockets. I have actually had one before and lost it in Florida. I would love to have another:)ReplyDelete
I just found out about them last week and really LOVE their lockets. I hope to get one in the near future!ReplyDelete
Sweet! These are so fun! I would love one of the charms or the initials-hmm either to make for my mom or maybe even just for me! ;)ReplyDelete
I love the brushed gold locket! And I would definitely put the vintage cross, the letter H, and the pearl in it, and maybe the coral flower for a pop of color! Thanks for doing this giveaway!!ReplyDelete
So cute! I'd love the baseball charm since we are knee-deep in Mudcats (10U) baseball! My son made a fabulous double play last week and we are having so much fun at the ballfield!ReplyDelete
I pretty much love it all but I especially love the Changed tag that Rascal Flatts is doing with Origami Owl. :-)ReplyDelete
Love their lockets. They are so special! My friend had one on the other night and I LOVED it!!ReplyDelete
The living lockets are gorgeous!!ReplyDelete
I hadn't heard of origami owl until one of my best friends in washington started selling them! And she is coming to visit this month and doing a party for me!!! I love the blessed, grace & family tags. I would also love a locket with blessed plate and the pearl, family heart & silver vintage cross charms! Lots to love!! =)ReplyDelete
Love these! I love the gold ones with the long chain- also have to get one of the key dangles with it!ReplyDelete
I love, love , love the Rose gold cross in a silver living locket with crystals! love!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 6, 2013 at 8:09 AM
Love your blog. The origami owl site is right up my alley. Probably would do the mini silver locket with crystals and the in memory of charm for my brother who died unexpectedly a little over a year ago. Thank you for doing the giveaway.ReplyDelete
Jamey Rogers
I love my locket that has my family's birthstones in it. I would love to have a few of the "hobby" charms.ReplyDelete
These are so cute! Its so nice to have something you can personalize, it means so much more! I love the silver locked, a C for my son Carson, I love the cupcake charm as well! And the blessed & grace tags!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 6, 2013 at 8:15 AM
I live their kickers and inspiration tags! So cute and a great gift idea!!ReplyDelete
Thank you......Rebecca
I would like to try the new black locket with the forever family charm and the cross charm and maybe all of our birthstones.ReplyDelete
I am in love with the lockets!! I want one so bad but I'm a poor college kid haha! I would want a cross charm, a cat one, a paw print, my initial, and the aunt and sister charm! Those two would be my fav because I've gotten to reconnect with my half sister who I didn't get to grow up with!ReplyDelete
Love your blog! Hope I win!
I really like the lockets! I think I'd put birthstones of kids and a few special charms that pertain to our family. I know a girl who has one and I love it!ReplyDelete
Love the initial tags thanks.ReplyDelete
Live the initial tags thanks.ReplyDelete
The inspiration tags are my favorite! How sweet! Wouldn't it be great if they could add your children's names? This Momma would love that!ReplyDelete
I am absolutely in love with the living lockets and have been dying to purchase one for myself!!! I love their large rose gold living locket - so gorgeous!!! I would fill up up with eveyrthing that reminds me of my beautiful daughter!!! Great Giveaway - crossing my fingers :)ReplyDelete
- Amber W. in IllinoisMay 6, 2013 at 8:28 AM
I want a locket that I can fill with this pertaining to my life: my daughter, my husband, and my life as a farmer's wife :)ReplyDelete
I would want the Mom plate with some cute charms for my kidlets!ReplyDelete
The lockets are ADORABLE!!! I like the ones with Blessed and the idea of putting my husband and 2 boys in it. Family is where it all starts :)ReplyDelete
The lockets are ADORABLE!!! I like the ones with Blessed and the idea of putting my husband and 2 boys in it. Family is where it all starts :)ReplyDelete
Beautiful stuff! I'd love to get the initial tags with my kids initials on them.ReplyDelete
I'm a monogram girl for sure so I love the monogram tags! Everything is cute!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 6, 2013 at 8:41 AM
I would love to give this as a 20th birthday present for my cousin! I love the medium rose gold locket! The empowerment and inspiration tags would be great as a reminder to a young adult to stay true to themselves! Sarah ChandlerReplyDelete
These are beautiful!! I really love the lockets and want my kids birthstones to put in one!!!ReplyDelete
I have always wanted a locket, but never found one that looked contemporary. So if I win, I will totally pick up one of the super cute lockets! Thanks for the awesome giveaway!ReplyDelete
I looooove the "Believe" tag. :)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 6, 2013 at 8:51 AM
I have a living locket with all my family's birthstones. Somehow I lost the one for my husband or my mom (I can't tell which one because they both have December birthdays). So I world get another December birthstone and probably a few more things.ReplyDelete
My niece and I actually saw these at a bridal fair we attended. I'd love to get her one of the lockets filled with charms commemorating her engagement and wedding... the ring charm, hearts and their initials would be perfect!ReplyDelete
I would love a gold living locket with faith and my kids birth stones.ReplyDelete
- shawndaMay 6, 2013 at 9:00 AM
I love the large silver locket with crystals. I'd put an airplane, silver cross, August birthstone, and ballet slippers inside. I've just started seeing these and they are so cute!ReplyDelete
The living lockets are beautiful! I love the birthstones!ReplyDelete
Beautiful.....I like the locket, but I love everything. Thanks for sharing this wonderful site with us Shay:)ReplyDelete
Love these :) I would love to put together my own locket to commemorate my family!ReplyDelete
I already have a locket, and absolutely love it, it goes with everything. I would love to get a Tag necklace!ReplyDelete
I'd love to build a necklace with the black locket with crystals and charms representing each of my children and my lovely hubs.ReplyDelete
I love the locket, initials, and whimsical charms. What great combinations can be made!ReplyDelete
I love the crystal elements. THey're so pretty and feminine and looks to be a nice addition to any of their stuff!ReplyDelete
I love the simplicity of the Medium Silver Locket. That would really highlight the charms!ReplyDelete
These are so cute... so many possibilities. I think I would get a silver locket with initials, maybe a running shoe and a turquoise or "believe" tag.ReplyDelete
I love the birthstones for my two children and the Blessed tag! My two babies definitely make me a blessed Mama! The necklace would be a beautiful reminder :)ReplyDelete
I love the living locket with believe and the key charms. Love everything on that site.ReplyDelete
I love this locket: http://acornelius.origamiowl.com/shop/product/?id=LK1007ReplyDelete
I'll need a G, M, and A letters to go inside!!! Love these!!!
I LOVE the grace tag because 2 Corinthians 12:9 is my favorite, favorite verse.ReplyDelete
Thanks for doing this! :)
I have been trying to save my money to buy a locket that would have memoirs of my dad (passed away) in it. I LOVE these lockets!ReplyDelete
I love the large silver locket with crystals! Beautiful!ReplyDelete
I would LOVE to get one of the lockets for my Mom. She would really like one to represent all 6 of her grandchildren!ReplyDelete
My sister's birthday is in June and she is moving in July to become a missions coordinator for Sparrow Missions (www.sparrowmissions.com). I would be honored to be able to gift her with a FAITH plate charm and maybe the cross, ichthys, and earth charms to celebrate her birthday and new job in the mission field!ReplyDelete
Kaitlin :)
Umm... ok seriously. how do you find all these adorable things. to say that i'm in love with everything on their website would be an understatement. OBSESSED!!! I LOVE the faith and love plates because without those two things in my life i don't even know where i would be today. the living lockets are UH-mazing.!!!!! awesome find!ReplyDelete
I would LOVE to create a necklace using the silver crystal locket on a long chain accented with a dangle or two. Not sure what I will put in the locket yet because there are so many options! :)ReplyDelete
I absolutely LOVE Origami Owl...what a fun site, and even moreso- a fabulous story about how/why it was started.ReplyDelete
I am obsessed with all of the family tags and love the large gold locket with the crystals.
Thanks for the chance to win this giveaway! Happy Monday!
My favorite favorite thing is that you can pick the charms to put in the lockets. You are almost totally guaranteed to never have the exact same necklace as someone else!ReplyDelete
I love the jewelry! Beautiful!ReplyDelete
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I LOVE everything there and could make tons of these. I would make one with charms for my girls names...awesome site!!!ReplyDelete
I love the locket with the blessed plate. I would also add my son's birthstone, initial, and maybe a cross inside!ReplyDelete
I have been eyeing the locket filled with charms representing my cute family for a while now. I am planning on getting my sis one for her b-day because we both love them.ReplyDelete
I am DYING to get one of the lockets. I would put a cancer ribbon and my daughter's birthstone in it. LOVE themReplyDelete
LOVE the lockets ;) Those would be so much fun to build!ReplyDelete
- Lisa CMay 6, 2013 at 10:06 AM
I absolutely love the silver lockets!!ReplyDelete
I have never heard of Origami Owl until now. Love love love!!! My favorite is probably the "blessed" tag with my girls initials and an aqua charm (for fun splash of color). Life has taught me what a blessing they are a not to take them forgranted :) Also adore the lockets! I'll have to go back and log more hours on their website!ReplyDelete
I would maybe get a November Crystal Element for my birthstoneReplyDelete
What a great giveaway - thank you! I would love to make a custom necklace for my mom. I'm getting married in July and would love to give her one as a gift on my wedding day!ReplyDelete
I just really love the living lockets! I think I like the large silver one and I love the plates - I think I would get a rosegold "mama" plate :) And a few special charms to represent myself and my little family. :)ReplyDelete
I just discovered them a couple of weeks ago and am in love!! I am a charm bracelet girl so this is right up my alley! I want the large rose gold locket with crystals! I already have a list of about 14 charms I want (mostly about my boys & my faith) and 3 tags...Faith Hope & Love.ReplyDelete
I love these necklaces, but haven't actually purchased one for myself. I would love the silver locket with crystals with the birthstones for my kids and husband and a silver sparkly P. How fun to win this!ReplyDelete
I've never heard them before, but glad I now have. I really like the inital tags. I've always wanted my kids' initals.ReplyDelete
I love the lockets!!!!ReplyDelete
I love the large silver locket (with crystals) with the blessed tag.ReplyDelete
These are adorable!! I have never heard of them either. I would give one to my Mom. I love the living locket with crystal. Then I'd put a little faith charm inside,a birthstone and probably a mom tag.ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing!
I love, love, love the lockets! So beautiful and fun.ReplyDelete
OK~ i love the vintage collection! Now that I see these, I want to host a party! My friends will love them!ReplyDelete
I like the simplicity of the initial tags with a couple of little "extras".ReplyDelete
I love the round locket, with a "C" initial, and a tag that with the doggie for my daughter who turns 12 Friday! :)ReplyDelete
I loved the locket with the "C" initial and the little dog tag for my daughter turning 12 Friday.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 6, 2013 at 10:50 AM
I like the birthstone charms and the dangles! They really have some great stuff!ReplyDelete
Cassie from Wisconsin
- CourtneyMay 6, 2013 at 10:50 AM
Wow! This is some super cute stuff. I really love the lockets the best!ReplyDelete
- Justin FutrellMay 6, 2013 at 10:55 AM
I love the lockets! I need one for myself, one with the camera charm for my daughter, one with the autism heart for my sister in law... I could give one to everyone I know. The tags are great graduation gifts, too.ReplyDelete
- Julia KuzmenkoMay 6, 2013 at 10:55 AM
I love their faith lockets.ReplyDelete
I love the birthstone charms. I want one to represent my daughter. Thanks for hosting!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 6, 2013 at 10:58 AM
I love the Vintage Cross Charm and the Scissor charm. (My husband is a barber so the scissor would represent him :)ReplyDelete
Lisa G.C.
LOVE origami owl! I would love to get my sweet mom (or mother in law) a necklace with all the grandkids birthstones!ReplyDelete
I have been eyeing these necklaces since my first baby was born at the end of January! What a great giveaway! I love the large living locket. I would get the "love" plate and add a variety of charms to represent my family and our our faith.ReplyDelete
I would love to get a July girl birthstone for my daughter for her 6th birthday. She is just starting to like jewelry and I think it would be a fun gift.ReplyDelete
I love this giveaway! I have been eyeing these lockets since I had my first baby at the end of January! I would love the large locket with crystals. I would get the love plate and fill it with a few charms to represent my family and our faith!ReplyDelete
I sell these lockets as well! This company is amazing and has been such a blessing in my life!ReplyDelete
I LOVE the personalization you get with the living lockets. They are beautiful!ReplyDelete
I had never heard of Origami Owl either, but their jewelry is so fun! I would pick the large silver and stone living locket and some charms like the airplane, silver scissors, camera, and family charm. Thanks for the fun giveaway!ReplyDelete
I have loved these lockets since I first read about them a few months ago! I would choose a silver locket and fill it with charms of things I love-- like the palm tree charm. TOO CUTE!ReplyDelete
- rebekahMay 6, 2013 at 11:17 AM
love the living lockets! so different! i love the large gold with crystals, and i would fill it to represent my babies with the nov. boy charm, jan. girl charm and bright eye owl and gold initial f for my hubby :)thanks for the giveaway but love your blog!!ReplyDelete
I love the silver chain with silver bling locket. A rose gold plate, and about 8 or 10 fabulous charms in silver and gold - #3, the infinity symbol, the owl, gold cross, camera, heart birthstone, and blue puppy charm!ReplyDelete
I just bought my mom one and now I would love to get myself one!!
I think there are so many wonderful things about this line of jewelry, it's hard to pick just one! The pieces and combinations options are unlimited! But I have to say my most favorite thing about this company is the story on how Bella began this business! Amazing!ReplyDelete
I love the silver chain and silver locket with bling, a rose gold plate, and an assorment of gold and silver charms- owl, #3, cross, puppy charm, infinity symbol, heart birthstone charm. I just bought my mom one and want one for myself too!!ReplyDelete
LOVE THESE - I am not a Pandora kind of person but these are right up my alley!ReplyDelete
I would put together one with my daughter's initials and birthstone to mark her first year :)
- AnonymousMay 6, 2013 at 11:31 AM
I love the tags, I could put together an adorable necklace!ReplyDelete
I just found out about Oragami Owl too!! Love it! I would pick the Nana tag to get for my mom. She would loooooooove it :)ReplyDelete
- Andrea DalyMay 6, 2013 at 11:38 AM
What a cool site! Thanks for letting us know about them! Today is actually my daughter's 1st birthday so I would get this charm in honor of her!ReplyDelete
This past year has gone by too fast!
i love the gold cross with diamonds...so prettyReplyDelete
So cute! I love that the charms represent so many things about life, challenges and rewards. I would make a locket for my mom who is a breast cancer survivor and include the pink ribbon charm with other charms that represent love and faith.ReplyDelete
It's crazy you posted this today. I hadn't heard of it either and my MIL had a party in NC and told me about it. I'm hooked. I REALLY want a locket with a blessed plate in it with the kids' initials. I could go crazy adding stuff and it's all really great prices, too. I was bummed that my mother's day gift was already purchased. ;)ReplyDelete
I LOVE the Living Locket in rose gold. I think its awesome that they have a rose gold option! I would go crazy trying to decide how to fill my little locket. Their pieces are so cute!ReplyDelete
Absolutely love the blessed tag with initials for my two girls and my hubby. Pieces are beautiful!ReplyDelete
I absolutely loved the store and made my first purchase!!! Loved all the family tags and since I am latin (spanish speaking) the mama heart is my favorite... mama is mom in spanish in case you miss that one...ReplyDelete
Love your blog
I LOVE the living lockets! All three of my babies were born in September, so I would definitely have some September birthstones in it! :)ReplyDelete
- Jayne KMay 6, 2013 at 11:59 AM
I've been eyeing this beauties up for a few months but my frugalness has prevented me from actually hitting the checkout button! I love the vintage line of charms and the long chains make me happy!ReplyDelete
I LOVE the living lockets! All three of my babies were born in September, so I would definitely have some September birthstones in it! :)ReplyDelete
Thank you for a wonderful giveaway! i would love a locket with the autism puzzle piece and a ruby for my son, Jack.ReplyDelete
- Tammy RiversMay 6, 2013 at 12:09 PM
I love, love, love the Guitar charm for my daughter, who is learning to play...but they are all so wonderful!!!ReplyDelete
I love the medium silver locket with my girls birthstones and something for my hubby and 2 dogsReplyDelete
I love the initial tags for my sweet boys along with the blessed tag. Thanks!! :)ReplyDelete
I am absolutely in love with the living lockets! There are so many adorable charms I would love have in mine!ReplyDelete
I love the tags and birthstones!!! But the lockets are adorable too. I went to my first party last friday, but didn't buy anything, stinkin budget.ReplyDelete
I love the "balance" tag! I find that I am the best mom and wife when my life is in balance - time with Jesus, eating right, and exercise! When one of those is out of whack, my whole house seems out of whack! :)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 6, 2013 at 12:50 PM
I would love to win one of the silver lockets with crystals!ReplyDelete
Thank you for introducing me to them!! LOVE the lockets, would definitely make one of those!!ReplyDelete
Such beautiful necklaces! I have been looking for a new personalized necklace. Love it! I would get the medium silver locket, with a mom charm, an apple charm (for being a teacher) and probably birthstones for my girls and hubby, a plate that says blessed and a dangle with some color...probably petite bloom in captivating coral or the aqua pearl. So many choices! Thanks for sharing such a great site! :O)ReplyDelete
It's all so cute! I would get a locket with my children's birthstones.ReplyDelete
So many beautiful pieces....i love the initial one and the mom one:)ReplyDelete
It's all so cute! I would get a locket with my children's birthstones.ReplyDelete
I love the living lockets! Maybe with my family's initials inside.ReplyDelete
I love their living lockets! What a beautiful way to showcase what you love!ReplyDelete
Love the Gold Crystal Cross. All there stuff is so cute and inexpensive. I love the personalization of it all and the idea of mix and matching the gold and silver. What awesome gifts these will be.ReplyDelete
I would get a locket. I love the vintage charms.ReplyDelete
- MelissaMay 6, 2013 at 1:18 PM
The living lockets are so neat. The little camera is adorable!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 6, 2013 at 1:18 PM
I just ordered one for my mother-in-law for Mother's Day and would love one for myself. I love their lockets and the tags of "Blessed" and "Mother". Such a fun way to express yourself!ReplyDelete
I like the blessed tag with initial charms for my family! Beautiful!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 6, 2013 at 1:19 PM
I love the Medium Silver Locket with Crystals. :)ReplyDelete
I have never heard of this before now, but I am in love with the idea! There are so many ideas I would love to make for my mom (she is a breast cancer survivor and there are so many ideas i could make her)and my sister and all my girlfriends! I also have a girlfriend graduating from med school this month and want to make her one with the inspire plate, medical symbol charm, and a few other charms. The ideas are endless!ReplyDelete
- Becky DMay 6, 2013 at 1:20 PM
I love the living lockets and I think the tags are beautiful. I want everything!ReplyDelete
Oh my goodness, how to choose! I loved it all!! I really liked the blessed tag,the footprint in the sand charm, and the initials! But I also like me a locket too! This stuff is too cute:)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 6, 2013 at 1:24 PM
I LOVE the rose gold locket with initials S & Q!ReplyDelete
I love the vintage charms and the Faith tag :)ReplyDelete
What a fun giveaway!ReplyDelete
I like the medium silver locket with crystals, "love" plate, and December birthstone charm :). Also love the "blessed" tag :)
- Katie SanderMay 6, 2013 at 1:41 PM
I love the silver lockets with crystals, always need a little bling! LOVE the story behind the company! Amazing site, thanks for introducing it!ReplyDelete
The lockets are beautiful. I can picture one with a cross, hope, and faith. Plus I love the dangle that says Enough. Thanks for the give-away!ReplyDelete
I love the gold locket! Being a new mama I would love have something to show off my baby girl!! The charms and plates are so unique and so many different ones to pick from!!! :))ReplyDelete
I would love to win a locket with the love tag!ReplyDelete
One with an s for my sons name in a silver... If he were old enough I am sure he would pick it out for Mother's Day.ReplyDelete
Great idea, Shay! I love the long gold locket with my kid's initials - B & E and a gold apple for teaching! So cute :) Much more on their website than I originally thought! Definitely great gifts!ReplyDelete
Yes, Sheaffer, great find! It is all beautiful. I'd for sure do something silver incorporating family and love in a locket. Love it.ReplyDelete
I'd LOVE a locket with birth stones for each of my kids, plus a camera for my hobby/profession! These are beautiful!ReplyDelete
Awesome giveaway! I love trinket jewelry. I love the gold locket with crystals.ReplyDelete
I like the pearl, aqua mom and the vintage cross... and a few other things of course. :)ReplyDelete
- Summer A.May 6, 2013 at 2:29 PM
I love the lockets! So fun!ReplyDelete
I'm loving the living locket!!! You can really personize it to create a unique piece. Thanks for the giveaway.ReplyDelete
I'm loving the living lockets! They are so unique.ReplyDelete
Love these! I want to get my mom one for Mother's Day (but it will be a little late). I would get the silver locket with the wine and puppy dog charm!ReplyDelete
Adorable! I saw this on Shaeffer's blog a while back. I love the Tagged line and was planning on getting my sister a necklace for her birthday in August. Otherwise, I would pick a locket with Mom on the inside for me!ReplyDelete
I really like the crystal elements--i'd have to get my birthstone and maybe Steve and Nolan's too. I like the cupcake and ice cream charms. cute!ReplyDelete
- Margarita S.May 6, 2013 at 2:50 PM
I would get a locket and fill it with things that represent family. I also like the different cross charms. So many pretty things!ReplyDelete
I have one and love it! I would like a big one or any of the tags. To hard to choose. They are all awsome!ReplyDelete
These are adorable! I would love a mom plate with my daughters' birthstone crystal accents.ReplyDelete
So cute! I love the dog charm with the turquoise collar and the LOVE stacked charm in the silver locket with the tree of life tag and purple pearl dangle.ReplyDelete
Thx for the giveaway.
I love these! I have been searching everywhere for a family type necklace with my kids initials or birthstones, and one of these lockets would be perfect. I would get a blessed plate and a family plate and my hubby and kids birthstones.ReplyDelete
I love the "I love you" postcard charm and the silver wedding ring charm in a silver locket. My husband and I's Anniversary is May 28th and that would be great I think (for myself of course) to represent us :)ReplyDelete
I seriously love all of them, but if I had to choose one I would love the little tree of life charm with the word "remain". (I am not sure if they even had that one!) It would go with the verses in the Bible in which Jesus tells us about being the vine and the branches and calls us to remain in his love. :)ReplyDelete
I would get an A initial tag for my daughter's name :)ReplyDelete
Love your blog and your giveaways! Love the lockets and the options to choose initial charms along with faith charms. These are adorable! Not sure I can choose just a few...there are too many! :)ReplyDelete
I love, love the living lockets.. I've had my eye on them for awhile now. I would add my two girls initials and then I would add the initials of the twins I am carrying.ReplyDelete
Would love a locket with my kids initials and birthstones in it!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 6, 2013 at 3:42 PM
I love these lockets. I would make one with hearts and letter J for my son.ReplyDelete
Great give away! Thanks! Lisa B.
I would love to start a charm bracelet for my grandaughter and I would start with the little silver cross charmReplyDelete
Ok, so..remember you asked! Lol a rose gold locket with a silver chain (if possible) with my daughters' initials, a softball, and a musical charm. Yeep! So exciting!ReplyDelete
- Sarah StephanMay 6, 2013 at 3:45 PM
Wow...so many choices! I would get the "Blessed" or "Faith" tag, "Protect Me" tag, and the June birthstone dangle in honor of my daughter's birthday.ReplyDelete
Sarah Stephan
OH MY GOODNESS! How have I not heard of this before?! I would choose the medium silver locket with crystals, the gold M, E & Z letters, the family charm, boy Nov birthstone, girl Dec birthstone and heart June birthstone. LOVE THIS, thanks Shay!ReplyDelete
You know I love me some jewelry, but my origami owl locket is the one piece that I get the MOST compliments on! It really is pretty, and I love all of the potential combinations on the pockets! So fun!ReplyDelete
So many great choices! I would get the cat paw, girl cat, and love my cat charms for my 13 year old daughter.ReplyDelete


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I'm know we have already discussed the adult pinafore and I want to say someone actually made one and posted on a sew and tell but i dont remember who that was or when...but my friend mentioned that one of her friends loved the pinafores I made for my friends daughter Āand was wondering if I could maybe do it adult sized. ĀI would think i could but does anyone have or know of an online tute for one? ĀI dont even know how to go about making one bigger...i have a pattern for children that goes up to age 5 but i would obvioulsy need one bigger....any help would be AWESOME! Ā
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Friendly staff and people, clean, nice sites, open and sunny, hook-ups are easy, pull thru sites, free WiFi and cable. Just a great place. They open early so the BEST place for snowbirds heading home. - morgan10
Oct 2015 - $32.00
We were here a week and hated to leave as camp was beautiful and people wonderful. Clean restrooms and showers. Our roomy and open site had a concrete pad, fire ring and picnic table. All ammenities you need in an RV park. - jhowell
Sep 2015 - $20.00
This is a very well maintained RV Resort, staff were friendly and helpful at check in. Interior roads are gravel as was our site, which was a long and not overly level pull through, big rig access was good. Fairly quiet with some privacy and space to park our towed. Some shade trees, grass and picnic table for each site. There are quite a few seasonal sites here, but all were neat and tidy. Bathrooms were spotless, but I did not like the 'outside' laundry which was basically a roof and 3 walls, too small, too few washers and dryers, not pleasant in the heat with bugs and even less pleasant in the cold and rain! Pet friendly with pet walks, doggie bags and disposal stations. The landscaping all around the resort is very pretty and adds to the ambience. WiFi was good but cell marginal. There is a small food store in Hermon and we ate at the small restaurant adjacent to the resort, it's nothing fancy but it was clean and the food and service were good. We would stay here again. - tobyjug


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Hanigan's RBI double lifts Reds past Dodgers
CINCINNATI Jay Bruce picked a good night to solve Clayton Kershaw, and Ryan Hanigan's big double in the ninth gave the Cincinnati Reds a sweep over the Dodgers.
Bruce hit two home runs for the Reds, who went into the game in third place in the NL Central, two games behind first-place St. Louis, which beat second-place Pittsburgh earlier Sunday. Bruce had three singles off the Dodgers' ace coming into the game.
Hanigan's RBI double in the ninth drove in Zack Cozart from first base to lift Cincinnati to a 3-2 win over Los Angeles on Sunday night.
"He's a pitcher, if he gives you a pitch to hit, if you don't take advantage of it, you're probably out. He threw me a couple pitches I could handle tonight," Bruce said of Kershaw.
Cozart, who had extended his career-high hitting streak to 13 games earlier, started the rally with a one-out single to left off Ronald Belisario (5-7). Hanigan lined the next pitch past left fielder Carl Crawford to the wall, and Cozart beat shortstop Hanley Ramirez's relay throw with a headfirst slide.
"Belisario is tough," Hanigan said. "He tries to get guys out with that sinker. I was looking for it. It's one of those games. Kind of went the way we expected. A lot of quality pitching, low scoring. But, it was an awesome way to win".
Aroldis Chapman (4-5) pitched a perfect ninth with two strikeouts to get the win, which completed the Reds' first sweep of a three-game series against the Dodgers in Cincinnati since June 12-14, 1992.
The loss was the Dodgers' fourth straight, their longest losing streak since a season-high eight-game skid May 1-10.
"Obviously, every game (here and in L.A) were close," Dodgers manager Don Mattingly said. "I was happier with our game tonight than I was the first two. I wasn't that excited about our focus. Tonight was better for me. Our focus was better."
Bruce gave the Reds a 1-0 lead with one out in the second with his 28th homer of the season and the first by a left-handed batter off Kershaw since June 15, 2012. Bruce's 374-foot fly ball into the netting above the visitors' bullpen down the right field line was the first homer allowed by Kershaw in 58 innings.
Homer Bailey retired the first 11 Los Angeles batters he faced, seven on strikeouts, including six straight before Adrian Gonzalez singled and scored from first on Ramirez's double off the left-center field wall.
"Homer was masterful, especially in the beginning," Cincinnati manager Dusty Baker said. "He got through that tough inning and gave us a chance to win."
Bruce responded by clubbing his second homer in two at bats, a 382-foot blast into the right field seats leading off the fourth. Both shots were on 1-0 pitches. The multi-homer game was his second of the season and 14th of his career.
Ramirez came up with his second game-tying hit of the game, leading off the seventh with his 17th home run of the season and second of the series, a 399-foot drive into the left field seats on a 1-1 pitch.
"For a while it was Jay Bruce against Hanley Ramirez," Baker said. "Man, guys are excited in there and they should be. We've just got to keep going. We're in second place now, hopefully headed toward first."
The Dodgers scored seven runs in the series and Ramirez drove in five of them, while hitting two home runs.
Bailey lasted seven innings, allowing two runs and six hits with nine strikeouts. He also hit a batter.


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The Gardener Within: Simple tips to get your lawn and garden tools organized for next year's growing season.
Ever gotten ready to spend the day in the garden only to give up because you couldn't find the tools for the job? Or find there's no room on your potting bench to work? Well, then, it's time to reconsider and reorganize you garden gear.
All you need is a corner of the garage, part of a mudroom or even a back-porch wall. Take my friends Stephen and Kristin Pategas, for example. They are two of the most organized gardeners I know. Nothing is out of place, including the countless hand tools and pots they keep meticulously arranged on their wall and potting bench. Although you certainly don't need to be as fastidious, here are some simple tips to straighten up your current space and to get things organized for next year's growing season.
If you haven't used something in over a year, or find yourself saying, "I didn't know that was there!," then pitch it. Decide what you can donate to charity or offer at a yard sale and what is just junk. If you can't part with an old tool for sentimental reasons, re-purpose it either as garden art or for another function. Some old-fashioned claw-weeders, for example, are now handles on gates and shed doors; the tines of a broken soil rake now hang gloves on the wall.
Once you've tossed everything that's broken, unused or just plain trash, find a place for what's left. When every tool has a home it's much easier to replace it when you're done working and to find it next time it's needed.
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Ask yourself which tools you use all the time. Which are seasonal? Big soil-turning shovels, landscape rakes and leaf mulchers find a home in the shed rafters most of the year. Hand spades, pruners, gloves and a combination trowel-saw-weeder hang in a five-gallon bucket right on my shed door. These are often all I need for an afternoon of gardening. Keep the lawn mower in a place where it's easy to get to without being in the way. Heavy bags of potting soil, gravel and the like should be stored on a low, heavy-duty shelf at about waist level — right at the potting bench if you have one. You won't have to stoop to pick them up or carry them too far and risk a back injury.
Outline the shapes of tools on a couple of pieces of pegboard attached to the studs of your garage, or under hangers mounted into the walls. Masking tape, a permanent marker or even paint outlines for each tool may make finding and replacing them a no-brainer. Those empty outlines just beg to be filled with tools put back where they belong!
Thinking vertically can really free up floor space and put things at an easy-to-see level. Broom hangers can be used to keep rakes, shovels and brooms in place. Or just use some large screws driven into exposed studs as hangers. Speaking of studs, attach a couple of boards horizontally across some and slip a spade or hoe in the space between the boards and the wall.
Smaller gardening items — hand tools, the hose nozzle and the like — fit into a clear plastic shoe holder hanging on the back of a door. The transparent pockets make all the little items easy to see at a glance. Screw soup cans, coffee cans and oatmeal boxes to the underside of wooden shelves with the open ends facing you. The various-sized cylinders are great little pigeonholes for all kinds of tiny items like plant labels, seed packets, stakes or pens. Keep a dozen or so wire or plastic baskets of various sizes near the door for carrying items like bulbs, tools, harvested vegetables and potted flowers in or out of the garden. Carrying task-related items together reduces the number of trips you need to make back and forth during a job.
After you've gotten organized, keep track of things that still frustrate you and find a new solution right away. A temporary work-around solution becomes just another frustration. As your garden changes, so will your needs. Finding solutions right away will give you more time for spending in the garden.
Joe Lamp'l, host of "Growing a Greener World" on PBS, is a master gardener and author. For more information, visit www.joegardener.com.


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books have been published on cultural competence. A list of some of these volumes is provided at the end of this chapter in a section titled "General Resources for Literature on Children and Families of Color."
We hope that this volume broadens the research agenda in several distinct ways. First, study of human infancy needs to expand across a broad range of cultures, and such study must not be confined to an occasional investigation. The occasional oftentimes becomes the standard in the literature obfuscating within culture variability. One study of the father's role in childbirth, for example, may accurately describe paternal behavior in the urban setting, but may be at odds with paternal behavior in rural settings. One study of attachment behavior may identify between-culture differences in the number of infants assigned to the securely attached category, but fail to provide an in-depth understanding of within-culture variability. This leads to the second goal of the volume: to highlight the need for in-depth study of within-culture variability, using both quantitative and qualitative scientific methods. We hope that this compilation entices journal editors and reviewers to consider inclusion of more descriptive studies of development during the early years of life so that a more complete picture of human development evolves. It is a truism that most of the world's infants are not white, many if not most live in poor socioeconomic conditions, and many live in families that are not organized as traditional nuclear units (Loukas et al., 1998). In short, we do not know enough about the varieties of human experience. Finally, greater specification of the impact of culture in shaping affective, cognitive, and interpersonal behavior during the early years of life will enhance our understanding of the dynamic interplay between developmentally stable species characteristics and developmentally labile population characteristics. This is simply another way of characterizing the transactional relationship between nature (biology) and nurture (experience) with respect to understanding the processes that regulate the systemic organization of human behavior (Ford & Lerner, 1992; Miller & Miller, 1992; von Bertalanffy, 1968).


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Last one!
As with the rest the clue isn't there.
As with the rest the clue isn't there.
As this is a really nice stock image I used it as a pose-reference. So her is the result. Thanks a lot ^^
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Very, very pretty lady.
Thank you for the favorites and the lovely compliments.
you"re beautiful
Nice job keeping in amazing shape!
Loving your body, so pretty to.
You look fit and healthy. You should be proud of yourself.
Excellent Pose nice presence
Its not every day a box is blue
Mmm hmm, sexy business.
Nice to see you on new pics! :]
Nice to see you on new pics! :]
Simply, naturally HOT.
lovely body! do you do lots of yoga??
I haven't done any actually. Thinking about it though lol.
at least you'll be more flexible and have alot of core strength, I'm just doing cardio and weight lifting lol
I love to run and dance but with the holiday madness that kept me from doing much of those things.
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Hello all,
I'm new to this forum, and realtivly new to the latest and greatest bikes and components, so please excuse the long post and noOb terminology .
I am so frustrated as I've been reading, searching and browsing, and did I mention reading?
I went to a LBS and I am even more confused now. I am 6ft. 250lbs. and I perfer a freeride suspension bike.
The only riding I won't be doing is 20ft. drops or freestyle in a park. I'm not overly concerned about bike weight, although I don't want a tank as I am heavy already.
I plan to ride on the weekends (weekend warrior type) and 2-3 days a week for excersize/fun.
I read conflicing views everywhere about heavy dudes riding on rear air shocks, or weak forks. One site says I need a coil in the rear. Others say I need a HardTail. Others say I will be OK on airshocks/forks.
Then I read, 'this' component and 'that' component sucks for heavy dudes. And another site the product reviews are good. One bike will have a good shock, and crappy forks, with good drivetrain. And all the others are just vice versa. I don't necessarily need the latest and greatest. I just want quality and durability.
Where do I begin? I know my weight, height, and riding style (not a pro, but not a beginner), I know the terrain I ride, just about everything but huge drops. But with all this info I am SO confused, I 'm ready to explode!
I have looked at Iron Horse and I dig most of their rig set-ups. I've looked at a Santa Cruz Heckler. A Mongoose Single Black Diamond. IH Azure Comp., IH MKIII Sport, Intense Spyder.
I've got about $1200 to spend. Give or take a few bucks..... But, when I look at the specs on a bike, and customer reviews, I am always turned off from what I am reading. For a clyde, can I get a good reliable bike for this price? I don't wanna buy a new bike and have to upgrade it before I even ride it..... i also understand I have to take what is said on the internet that it can be biased or the person doesn't really understand anything except that a $5000 bike is the ONLY way to go....
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Here is a look at the artwork and tracklisting for Lupe Fiasco's upcoming album, Food & Liquor II: The Great American Rap Album Pt. 1, which is set to be released on September 25th. It will have features from Bilal, Guy Sebastian, Pooh Bear, and more. Hit the jump to see the full tracklisting.
Lupe Fiasco – Food & Liquor II: The Great American Rap Album Pt. 1 (Artwork & Tracklisting)
Tags: 1st & 15th Entertainment, Atlantic Records, Lupe Fiasco
Trae Tha Truth – Tha Blackprint (Mixtape)
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Houston's Trae Tha Truth has released his latest mixtape, Tha Blackprint. Hosted by DJ Scream, it has features from T.I., Young Jeezy, Juicy J, R. Kelly, Lil Boosie, T-Pain, Twista, Too $hort, and many more. See below for the full tracklisting and to stream the tape.
Diamond – The Young Life (Mixtape)
Diamond has released her new mixtape, The Young Life. Hosted by DJ Scream and DJ Sense, the tape has 14 tracks and features from Keri Hilson, Verse Simmonds, and Juicy J, with production on from Sonny Digital, WillPower, and Ty Fyffe. Hit the jump for the tracklisting, stream, and download link.
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In this exclusive interview with iHipHop, DJ Drama talks about how he chooses the artists that he works with, how he feel about non-DJ versions of his mixtapes being released, working with Lil Wayne on Dedication 4, and more.
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Black Eyed Peas leader Will.i.am has chosen the surface of Mars to premiere his new song, "Reach for the Stars."
The track, which will be feature on his upcoming solo album, #willpower, will be played through the speakers of NASA's Curiosity rover, which successfully landed on Mars earlier this month.
NASA officials are going to host a special listening event for the song for students at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California tomorrow (August 28th).
#willpower is set to be be released on October 16th.
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Young Jack Thriller sat down with Slaughterhouse members Joe Budden, Royce Da 5'9", and Joell Ortiz for an interview.
They spoke on the VH1 reality series Love & Hip Hop, the meaning behind their song "My Life," their sophomore album, welcome to: Our House, which hits stores tomorrow, and much more.
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Maurices, a subsidiary of the Ascena Retail Group, announced that Ali Wing has been named chief marketing officer, executive VP of digital commerce. Wing joins Maurices after 10 years as CEO and founder of giggle, a multichannel retailer, wholesaler and licenser of baby products.
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A major drug bust in Greenville nets three arrests and a long list of charges.
Greenville police say James Worthington of Greenview Drive is charged with 6 counts of selling heroin, 4 counts of possession and maintaining a dwelling for heroin distribution, and 5 counts of possession of drug paraphernalia.
The Greenville Regional Drug Task Force and the GPD gang unit investigated a heroin ring and arrested 2 others for selling it on the streets of Greenville. Dale Cabiness of 14th Street was served with a federal indictment for the sale and distribution of heroin.
Adrian Wright of Greenville is also charged with possession with intent to sell and deliver heroin.


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Good stuff!
Long live the Giro!
Colnago Super
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It never gets easier, you just go faster. ~ Greg LeMond
The rider in my avatar is David Etxebarria, not me.
Before the tunnel, near the summit on Zoncolan (climbing from Ovaro), there is a sign on the ground painted "Contador" with an arrow pointing toward the ledge of the cliff. It's more funny in person when you are at your limit.
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NY Hustle EP
- Artists Funk Butcher
- Release Date 2014-03-13
- Labels Runnin Wild
- Catalog RW012
- Description RW012 FUNK BUTCHER - NY HUSTLE E.P W/BUBBA'S LATE NIGHT REWERK Hello Friends, we are back again after a little break and we kick off with some bass jumping material from the original EastEnder Funk Butcher (Rinse FM, Houseology) delivering some London flavored warehouse bangers with NY Hustle sounding like Biggie and Tupac going back to back with Armand van Helden. B side Carter delivers some low slung late 80s rave action. Bubba finishes of proceedings with a rewerk of NY Hustle sounding like the Jedi Knights getting jiggy with Metalheadz. We hope you enjoy. RW


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Deadline Coming For Magnet School ApplicationsTime is running out for students to send in their applications for Magnet Programs in Miami-Dade and Broward Counties.
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Focus On South Florida: Read for the Record"Read for the Record" highlights the importance of building children's vocabulary and love for reading.
Focus On South Florida: Teen Pregnancy PreventionHundreds of thousands of babies are born to teenagers every year in this country.
State Investigating Cyber-Attack On FSA Testing SystemSouth Florida students did not encounter any technical issues Monday while taking the state's new standardized test, however, the state's top law enforcement agency is investigating testing delays caused by cyber-attacks on a server used to administer the Florida Standards Assessment (FSA).
Fourth Day Of FSA Test Problems In Miami-DadeAnother day of technical glitches as students gave Florida's new standardized test another shot Thursday morning.
Broward, Dade, Palm Beach County To Resume FSA Testing ThursdayAfter a calamitous day one, followed by two days of throwing up their hands, South Florida school districts - Miami Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach – will hold their breaths and try again tomorrow to boot up a standardized testing system that bombed out of the gates.
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Available in natural wood, black or white frames, our 10" diameter unique Wall Clocks feature a high-impact plexiglass crystal face and a backside hook for easy hanging. Choose black or white hands to match your wall clock frame and art design choice. Clock sits 1.75" deep and requires 1 AA battery (not included).
Lovely Bianca Green^^=b
Nice one :)
Thx Tummeow & Monika! :D
thx thx thx! glad u love it :D
This is a really fun series Bianca! love the colour palette! :)
oh loving the colours! awesome!
Thank u so much Paula, I had fun doing these :)
Thx Sharon, glad you like my color combo "fun" :)
Thx Sharon, glad you like my color combo "fun" :)
Such awesome colors!! Wonderful, Bianca!
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Love this, such a fantastic little illo!
cool! terrific Textures
Thank you so much Lisa, Polkip, MrBiscuit, Catherine & Skye!!! Happy to read you all like this ♥
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youra polaroid masta!
haha, I don't know about the masta but thx Michael :)
nice one
Thx Mr. E :)
Love your cameras!
Thank you Megastuff :)
Bianca, I'm a fan of your work. Awesome!
Than you so much for this awesome compliment! I appreciate that and love knowing that you enjoy my work :)
Stopping by to see again! =)
That's awesome Lisa, thx :D
Delightful cameras!
Thank you Gale, nice to hear you like my cameras :)
makes me feel the joy of coloring when young. good, calm pleasure :)
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27 March 2015
GameStop sales dry up
No one wants a new console
GameStop sales are drying up as gamers lose interest in the latest generation of consoles.
04 March 2015
Nvidia unveils the new US $199 Shield console
GDC 2015: 4K TV, gaming and streaming device coming in May
During its Made to Game event at Game Developers Conference 2015 in San Francisco, Nvidia unveiled the newest member of the Shield family, a set-top box running Android TV, simply called Shield.
27 October 2014
Microsoft slashes Xbox One console price
Cash will solve its problems
19 November 2012
Nintendo Wii U launches with slow system updates
Takes upwards of 35-40 minutes
18 September 2012
GameStop almost at pre-order allocation on Wii U
Deluxe sold out, and Basic won't last much longer
08 August 2012
Microsoft backtracks on Xbox rumors
Pretends it was talking about something else
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OUYA to get OnLive
OUYA Controller detailed
24 July 2012
Ouya console will be the size of Rubik's Cube
Nothing like classic consoles
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is up with this weather. I havent seen any new birds in at all, hopefully this storm coming in this weekend will bring some down our flyway.
how did everyone do last weekend?
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Thunder players show up at random shops across the community, surprise fans with gift cards
Throughout the year, the Thunder does a ton of work out in the community, helping families in need and visiting fans all over the metro.
On Saturday, they made a whole day of it, dropping by different shops across Oklahoma City in what the franchise is calling the Thunder Acts of Kindness.
And the team's official Instagram account chronicled the event. Let's check it out:
-Here is Kendrick Perkins and Kevin Durant showing up at a Love's store, working the checkout counter and handing out gift cards:
-And here's Perkins taking over the intercom with a deep voice that seems only natural for this kind of job:
-Here's Nick Collison and Russell Westbrook at a local Sport Clips. Free haircuts and pictures for everybody:
-The next stop is at a McDonald's in Edmond, where Serge Ibaka and Andre Roberson handed out free meals and served as the fast food window attendants. Got to be pretty random when you roll up and Serge Ibaka's handing you your McChicken.
-The final stop is at Bob Moore Kia, where Jeremy Lamb and Perry Jones brought customers news of free oil changes and, apparently, helped this couple take home its new Kia:
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Part-time personal project/testing ground, a simple yet effective map bookmarking app.
I joined a small, expert team (CodeKrafters) hired by Philips to work onsite and re-write the iOS part of a personal healthcare product. The app gathers health information from many data-points provided by the user (as well as from external Bluetooth devices) and offers support and coaching on what changes the user can make to live more healthily. I developed a number of detailed bespoke transition animations (used to move between screens), as well as introduced an abstraction for quickly building dynamic data-input screens.
Six week proof-of-concept for technical Noord Holland-based client. Sometimes I'm approached to quickly prototype an idea to discover it will work, possibly to demonstrate a concept to investors. In this instance, I was asked to build a proof-of-concept chat client which used iBeacon technology to both broadcast and detect when other iPhones (with that app) were close, so that public, transient conversations could be had between people in a crowd. The main challenge was getting it to work whilst the app was in the background, as well as implementing a reliable iBeacon stack. I used the ReactiveCocoa framework here to model the Bluetooth interactions imperatively, minimising the amount of application state I would need to juggle, thus simplifying the task and allowing me to successfully deliver the project in a very short timeframe.
Customer utility app for major Netherlands telecoms operator: Check your spending on calls and text messages, keep tabs on your data usage, and view your invoices.
Apptimize required an demo app to showcase their AB testing framework
A fantastic iOS app for socially streaming music/videos from around the internet, written in RubyMotion. Provided several implementation challenges - ask me about it!
Highest profile app to-date. Required many bespoke Obj-C controls, and naturally was polished to a very high standard.
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CONS / Some HTML knowledge is required to fully utilize the software, most notably its site design component.
VERDICT / X-Cart delivers comprehensive inventory controls and useful shopping features but works best if you have HTML skills.
X-Cart includes customized website design, comprehensive inventory management and essential security features. Other companies have more user-friendly interfaces, but it has an advantage over other top shopping cart software because you can use X-Cart to build an online store separate of its hosting.
Its hosting plans have upper limits not found in many other shopping cart solutions. They max out at 10GB for storage and 65GB for bandwidth. While 65GB of bandwidth is a respectable amount, you could run out of space if you store memory-large items, like videos, downloads and high-density images. However, you can also purchase X-Cart separately and use the software to create an online store hosted with a different provider. This is a nice option if you like X-Cart's features but need a little more space for your store.
X-Cart comes with a handful of free templates, with more available for purchase. X-Cart offers full design and customization services, plus logo and web-graphics creation. You can customize any of the templates, although some HTML knowledge is required to do more in-depth tailoring, such as changing the layout or altering color schemes. Unless you are making minor changes to the templates, like adding images or logos, the design section is more difficult to use than other top shopping cart software we reviewed.
Although not as intuitive as other shopping cart software we reviewed, it is packed with rich features. With X-Cart software, your webshop can handle multiple languages and currencies for international sales. It is also mobile responsive for your clients who shop using smartphones and tablets. The top plans cater to businesses with third-party sellers or affiliates. There is a built-in point-of-sale system for handling your brick-and-mortar store as well as integration with Amazon and eBay stores.
This webshop software has a lot of flexibility. For instance, you can limit customer access to certain products and set different pricing options for the same product. Your customers can rate products on your online store, but you retain control over the ratings, editing and deleting them as you see fit. Its ability to translate your store into multiple languages makes it stand out among its competitors.
X-Cart requires you to purchase the SSL certificate through Comodo, a well-known provider of SSL certificates. However, the software is SSL encrypted to 128 bits with the option of upgrading to 256 bits. It's also PCI compliant, and X-Cart provides fraud-protection and fraud-scoring abilities.
The FAQs are not searchable and the phone support is limited, but the user guides are thorough and take you step-by-step through the features. This eCommerce service also has developer guides that address making changes to the software itself.
X-Cart has some great features not found in other top shopping cart software, such as the ability to handle multiple languages and currencies, making it worth considering if you have an international online business. Since you can purchase the software without hosting, you also have some additional flexibility as to hosting and even altering the program. Nonetheless, it lacks several common features and charges extra for some features competitors offer as part of their packages.


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Kevin James and Josh Gad will go gaming together in 'Pixels'
Kevin James is about to get his game on in the upcoming "Pixels."
The comedy star is in talks to appear opposite "Frozen" co-star Josh Gad in the Sony comedy from director Chris Columbus ("Home Alone," the first two "Harry Potter" films), according to Deadline.
"Pixels" finds Earth under attack by videogame-obsessed aliens, who stage giant-sized re-enactments of '80s games. In a twist that recalls an episode of "Futurama," it's up to four human gamers to save the world.
It's based on a 2010 French animated short film written and directed by Patrick Jean, which featured iconography from such arcade classics as "Space Invaders," "Pac-Man," "Donkey Kong," and more.
Frequent James collaborator Adam Sandler will produce along with his Happy Madison partner Jack Giarraputo. Tim Herlihy and Tim Dowling wrote the script.
"Pixels" is expected to begin shooting sometime this summer.
"Book of Mormon" vet Gad was recently provided the voice of Olaf the snowman in Disney's hit "Frozen," and will soon be seen in Zach Braff's "Wish I Was Here," alongside Braff, Kate Hudson, Jim Parsons and Ashley Greene.
James' last starring vehicle, "Here Comes the Boom," was a box office disappointment in 2011, although he starred in last year's sequel smash "Grown Ups 2," alongside Sandler, Chris Rock and David Spade.
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I just returned from a quick yet long night riding on the brand spanking new bike.
As I was about to ride back on the pedestrian walkway, I didn't see the plastic water bottle.
As soon as I saw it, I thought the bike would simply ride over it without a problem.
But I was clearly wrong. Could have been because the bike is a hybrid and not a mountain bike.
Fell straight down with both hand landing on the concrete and the new bike dropped sideways.
I didn't worry much about the physical damage. When I got back on, oh no! The chain was producing an abnormal sound. Everytime the pedal is spinned once, the weird nose comes out.
When I change gears higher, the sound gets higher. When using the brake, the sounds is there.
I might need to take the bike tomorrow for a checkup. I hope they will be kind enough to see what the problem is.
What could be the problem? Couldn't check because it is dark and fairly late.
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Water bottle on walkway.
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3 at Tax Collector's office in Stuart taken to hospital; air quality being tested
It's business as usual Tuesday afternoon at the Martin County Tax Collector's Office after a morning "air scare."
A total of 12 people complained of feeling sick after walking into the building on Willoughby Road in Stuart.
3 of those people were taken to the hospital to be checked out. No one was critically hurt, but the office was closed for about 2 hours.
"Last night the county had run an ozone generator in the building and when we opened this morning, a few of the staff had a reaction," said Martin County Tax Collector Ruth Pietruszewski.
A fire-rescue HazMat team went through the building and determined there was nothing out of the ordinary inside.


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The state Legislature this week is expected to decide whether to require special permits to buy ammunition and could outlaw the sale of rifles with detachable magazines.
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The state Legislature this week is expected to decide whether to require special permits to buy ammunition and could outlaw the sale of rifles with detachable magazines.
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Yesterday, Attorney General Mike DeWine announced that Ohioans who possess a valid concealed handgun license no longer have to submit themselves to additional background checks when purchasing firearms. The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and ...
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For the past several months, Brady Campaign President Dan Gross has been repeatedly telling anyone who will listen that support for gun control is at a "tipping point." Gross' theory suffered a blow this week as the Brady Campaign ...
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We have long reported on the Department of Veterans Affairs' (VA) scandalous practice of reporting to the FBI's National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) any VA beneficiary who has had a "fiduciary" appointed to help the individual ...
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Today, May 24, the provisions of House Bill 4145, West Virginia's permitless/constitutional carry legislation, take effect. Please refer to NRA-ILA's HB 4145 Fact Sheet for important information on this monumental pro-gun reform.
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Yesterday, Senate Bill 889 was introduced in the North Carolina state senate. S889 seeks to amend the North Carolina Constitution to affirm that it is a right of the public to hunt, fish and harvest ...
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The chairman of the National Rifle Association's Political Victory Fund, Chris W. Cox, released the following statement on Friday:
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On Friday May 27, the state Assembly Committee on Appropriations is scheduled to hear all the bills sent to the suspense file. There are five anti-gun bills that greatly impact gun owners, sportsmen, and Second ...
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Yesterday, Maryland Governor Larry Hogan signed House Bill 312 into law.
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The South Carolina Senate is set to adjourn next week, so there is little time left to act on H. 3799. While the bill is on the Special Order calendar, anti-gun state Senator Marlon Kimpson (D-42) is leading the charge ...
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Frederique Irwin is the founder of "Her Corner," bringing female business owners together in an intimate setting without sharp elbows. Irwin says the motto is "you don't have to build your business alone!" She started it out of a personal need.
"I was starting my own business and wanted something like Her Corner for myself," she says.
Her corner is Irwin's fourth business. Until now, she been in management consulting. But her corner is now up to 75 members and expected to reach more than 250 in D.C. by the end of the year.
These neighborhood based groups each have about 15 members from all business backgrounds. The facilitated meetings have very specific agendas and speakers.
Irwin has two children and shares her stories with the other working moms in the groups. She sees first-hand how hard female business owners work for their success.
"There is a statistic that really keeps me up at night that really frankly ticks me off, it is that of all the businesses out there owned by women 88 percent of them don't make $100,000," she says.
And Irwin is doing all she can to change those numbers.
"I keep joking it's going to be like weight watchers for business," she says. "If you want to grow your business there's 'Her Corner' running somewhere wherever you live to help you get there."
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Tashi Lhunpo monastery & school teaches us the values of COMPASSION and KINDNESS. It is a special place with a very special education. In addition to traditional subjects, we are trained to make this planet a better, more peaceful world – that will pave the way for future generations.
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Please help us by making a donation and we will thank you on Facebook by sending you a personal picture, a blessing and a prayer. Your selfless act will provide the teaching and spreading of positive human values. We all want to create a more enlightened planet!Our monastery is being dedicated in December 2015, and we are so happy - the Dalai Lama has kindly accepted our invitation to dedicate it. Now we need to finish the building and be ready for this great occasion. We are deeply grateful for your help! Our education and preserving Tibetan Buddhism depend on your help!
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Help us finish re-building Tashi Lhunpo Monastery in exile, at the request of the Dalai Lama.
Just $600,000 is needed to finish the monastery in time for the December 2015 opening. The Dalai Lama will give auspicious teachings to mark the opening. Tashi Lhunpo will commemorate his 80th birthday year. The monastery was founded by the First Dalai Lama in 1447, and is renowned for its' great scholarship in Mahayana Buddhist philosophy and tantra.
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The Bureau of Economic Analysis and the Census Bureau said that the U.S. trade deficit widened slightly, up from $42.23 billion in November to $43.36 billion. The underlying data were little changed from the month before, with marginal shift in goods exports (down from $121.94 billion to $121.16 billion) and goods imports (up from $183.18 billion to $183.67 billion). The service sector trade surplus also inched up a touch, increasing from $19.02 billion to $19.16 billion. For 2015 as a whole, the trade deficit averaged $42.29 billion, which was not far from the $42.36 billion seen in 2014. Yet, the underlying data reflect some major changes behind the scenes. Goods exports were off sharply, down from an average of $136.05 billion in 2014 to $126.16 billion in 2015, and a similar trend was seen for goods imports, down from $197.84 billion to $183.48 billion.
A fair share of the reduction in goods trade over the past year can be explained by shifts in the petroleum market. Petroleum exports averaged $8.29 billion in 2015, down from $12.03 billion in 2014. Likewise, petroleum imports fell from an average of $27.83 billion in 2014 to $15.17 billion in 2015. In this latest report, the petroleum trade balance widened marginally, up from $5.46 billion to $5.93 billion. Much of the dynamics in these changes over the past year are attributable to sharply lower crude oil prices, and indeed, the average price per barrel in the December calculations ($36.60) was the lowest since January 2005. Read More


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MURFREESBORO, Tenn. -- Middle Tennessee Christian School is looking for a new football and baseball coach.
Brian Stewart told students Thursday that he has accepted a position at Memphis Briarcrest as head football coach, according to WGNS Radio. He returns to Briarcrest where he was football coach before going to Jackson Christian.
The Cougar football team made the playoffs this year, finishing 6-5. Stewart was also the MTCS baseball coach for the past two years, leading the Cougars to the District 9A Championship last season.
The Cougars were also a region semifinalist, finishing the season 25-8-1.
Stewart's departure, after three years at MTCS, leaves the school looking for its fifth football coach in the nine years it has had a program.
Head basketball coach Jason Piercey, who was co-athletic director, will take over those responsibilities, officials said.
President Phil Ellenburg and Secondary School Principal Todd Miller will immediately begin the search for a new football and baseball coach.


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The Clean Water Act has been stirring up controversy in Indiana lately.
As is often the case, most of the concern is rooted in confusion. I recently visited Washington to meet with legislators and leaders of national conservation organizations to discuss the importance of the Clean Water Act.
In 1972, the waters of the United States were in serious trouble. Pollution was rampant. Certain rivers were actually catching fire. Wetlands were being lost at an alarming rate. Lakes were being used as dumps for sewage and material waste.
Protection of our nation's water needed serious attention. The answer was President Richard Nixon's Clean Water Act, which was a major overhaul of the 1948 Federal Water Pollution Control Act.
According to the Environmental Protection Agency, the Clean Water Act establishes the basic structure for regulating discharges of pollutants into the waters of the United States and regulating quality standards for surface waters.
For nearly 30 years, the act worked to protect and purify U.S. waters. Then, in 2001, the Supreme Court decided certain intrastate ponds aren't navigable waters. In 2006, the Supreme Court struck again, derailing protections of wetlands that aren't permanent waters connected to navigable waterways.
So now for the past decade, we've been left with protection on waters downstream but not on headwater streams. It makes no sense.
Once a waterway is polluted at its source, don't you think that pollution is going to flow downstream? And if multiple headwater streams running into the same river are polluted, then what do you think happens to that river?
A common rumbling about the Clean Water Act is that the EPA is going to regulate farmers' ditches. For the most part, this is not true. There is a lot of confusion over what will and will not be regulated.
The basic explanation is if the water, whether it runs all year or not, connects to waters downstream, then it will be covered. So if an agricultural ditch running through a field dumps into a stream that dumps into a river, then yes, that water will be covered and should be. But if it's just an upland ditch that drains into a field or farm pond, then it won't be.
The rule reads that these waters will not be covered: waste treatment systems, prior converted cropland, ditches excavated wholly in uplands that only drain uplands, ditches that do not contribute flow to downstream waters, artificially irrigated areas, man-made lakes and ponds, water-filled depressions, gullies, rills and non-wetland swales.
Swimming pools and birdbaths are exempt from regulation, too.
Another point of confusion is about intermittent and ephemeral streams. Intermittent streams hold water part of the year, typically during wet portions. Ephemeral streams only flow during and right after rainfall. These waters fall under the same rules as perennial waters that flow year round. If they connect to downstream waters, they are covered and should be.
I know some of you reading this column think EPA is a dirty word. You don't think more regulation is the answer. Like you, I wish we didn't need the government to keep people from polluting our water. I wish people cared enough about each other and our natural resources to do the right thing on their own, but unfortunately history has proven otherwise. So we must have strict water regulation.
The proposed rule falls short of reinstating all the protections of the Clean Water Act prior to 2001, so it will actually shrink the historic version.
The EPA estimates millions of Hoosiers receive a portion of their drinking water from supplies fed by intermittent and ephemeral streams. Those dry creek beds may not look like much in August, but when you consider they contribute to the water your kids are drinking, they quickly become a whole lot more important.
Take some time to learn the facts about the Clean Water Act. I believe you'll quickly understand its importance.
See you down the trail.
Brandon Butler's outdoors column appears Saturdays in the Daily Journal. Send comments to email@example.com.


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YES - we are considering another Turnagain Pass groom at the Center Ridge Parking area, and are waiting for a good weather window. Stay tuned!
The Girdwood Nordic Ski Club is dedicated to developing and maintaining a YEAR ROUND Nordic trail system in the Girdwood Valley, and encouraging responsible use through advocacy, education, and stewardship.
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We still have an entire Hot Stove season in front of us...so the jury is out on a bridge year until Cherington can complete the roster for 2013.
Lets just say the Sox retain Ortiz and Ross and acquire a Josh Johnson, Justin Morneau and Michael Morse and retained the current core of major league players would you still call it a bridge year then?
I can't say this will happen, but it is possible.
Yes it could happen but a lot would depend on Cherington's ability to function like a competent general manager---and that's the rub. He hasn't shown any such capacity up to now. He was taken in two trades, the Theo compensation farce, and some of his dumpster-diving signings were out and out disasters. Risk averse and slow on the draw, he will have to be aggressive and pro-active and dive in with both feet if we are to make a recovery. It has been over three weeks now since the season ended and in player personnel he hasn't done a da@n thing.
because no one has been signed? fired a manager, hired one and reportedly is working on resigning Ortiz and Ross, which he said at season end were his priorities. Seriously fred, did Ben steal your girlfriend??
Not quite JBay. Been happily married to the same girl for 42 years, two months and 26 days. But you are right about one thing---I think Cherington is incompetent and in over his head. OK, you will get my mea culpa in short order if he does his job well this winter in that he gets us some of the reinforcements we need. I just have deep doubts that he will do that, and if you want to take a gentlemen's bet, I say he blows the signing of Cody Ross.


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Sitting and Playing the Kinect Is Now Possible!
The cool thing about the Kinect, Microsoft's answer to motion technology, is the fact that there are no needs for controllers. Your body is the controller. But there has been worries about the new Microsoft technology when testing the game while sitting down. The Kinect wouldn't be able to read the bodies playing a game sitting down, only standing up. The problem stems from the fact that the base node originates from the bottom of the spine. This is a problem because when sitting down, a player's knees would block the pelvis.
But now this problem won't be a problem. What's Microsoft's solution to this problem? It's as easy as just changing the base node from the bottom of the spin to the back of the neck.
"It means that should the bottom of your torso get confused with the sofa, because your bum and your legs are enveloped inside the sofa, it doesn't matter because your hands and arms are still working," Blitz Games Studios co-founder and Chief Technical Officer Andrew Oliver told Eurogamer. "You can do most actions."
This is good news, but only for future games, since current launch games are too late to be updated. Some developers who wanted players to play while sitting and lying down decided to take matters into their own hands, since this issue wasn't fixed before.
"We were talking to them last February saying, 'Are you ever going to fix the libraries so it will work on the floor?' And they went, 'Oh come on, that's lying on the floor. That's so rare. We've got other issues we're dealing with.' We said, 'Okay, we'll go write it ourselves.'"
Sitting and lying down playing is cool and all, but then you won't get nice videos like this.
Source: Eurogamer
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