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For years, Gussie Nease helped put together parades in Rincon. Saturday morning, she will ride at the front of one.
U.S. Air National Guard Airman 1st Class Cordaro L. Leverett graduated from basic military training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland in San Antonio, Texas.
United Way of Effingham County representatives visited Blandford Elementary School to surprise first-grade parapro Rachel Wyss as a winner in its weekly campaign prize drawing.
The Effingham Chamber of Commerce's 20th annual Holiday Classic Business and Crafts Expo will be held Nov. 23 from noon-4 p.m. at Effingham County High School. Applications for vendor spaces are being accepted now and the entertainment schedule has been finalized.
The Rotary Club of Effingham Sunrise recently inducted three new members: Jay Taylor, Erin Rahn Phillips and Rev. Daryl Brown.
Just in time for Veterans Day, Habitat for Humanity of Effingham County dedicated its first home built for a military veteran.
His chest adorned with combat ribbons and medals, Lamar Crosby offered his gratitude to those who thanked Vietnam veterans, even if it was belated for nearly 40 years.
The Effingham County Recreation and Parks department held its annual fall festival for ages 12 and younger. The festivities included costume contests for several age groups.
Ashley Boyette's State Farm Insurance agency in Rincon hosted a fall festival for children.
The second annual Guyton Superhero Run for CASA raised money and awareness for the Ogeechee Judicial Circuit's Court Appointed Special Advocate program. About 70 people participated in the 5K run and one-mile walk Saturday.
The Rincon Noon Lions Club is gearing up for its 36th annual Christmas parade, and organizers think it could be the best one yet.
The Effingham County Animal Shelter recently put out a call for donations to purchase dog runs for the facility.
Air Force Reserve Airman 1st Class Ashlyn M. Pelote graduated from basic military training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland in San Antonio, Texas.
Air Force Airman Deveyon Q. Riley graduated from basic military training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland in San Antonio, Texas.
Army Pvt. Keeiaru K. Lee has graduated from basic combat training at Fort Jackson in Columbia, S.C.
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Of the many hats and different shirts he dons, Stuart Exley now has to find room for his Service Above Self Award.
The Effingham Chamber of Commerce's annual meeting will be held Thursday at 7 p.m., celebrating 30 years of the Chamber.
The Lowcountry Down Syndrome Society (LDSS) is hosting its eighth annual Camp Buddy summer camp in Effingham and Chatham counties. The goal of Camp Buddy ...
Honoring veterans and those who have died in service to U.S. armed forces doesn't require signing up to join the military, said the ...
Effingham Academy classmates of 1950 held a reunion May 21 at the home of Cornell and Camille Mock.
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Effingham County representatives will team up with environmental nonprofit group Savannah Riverkeeper on Saturday from 9 a.m.-12 noon for Effingham's cleanup in ...
The annual Effingham County Relay for Life was held Friday night at Effingham County High School, with the theme "Closing the Book on Cancer."
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The weather was nice so we decided to sit on the patio. We had a couple drinks and I had the BC Black Cherry Cosmo which was very tart and strong – great for taking the edge off on a long day.
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As we enter the sixth and final week of Lent, Christians throughout Columbia will be sharing their own beautifully written 'letters from the heart.' Each is accompanied by corresponding relevant scripture verse(s), and linked to sources for further study. If you would like to join us on Columbia's Lenten journey, submit your 'letter from the heart' by email. Especially meaningful submissions will be printed. Let us complete our 2012 Lenten journey of repentance, meditation, and anticipation through the final days, to the joyous resurrection on Easter morning.
Today's scripture reading is from Philippians 4:1-9.
In Philippians Paul is encouraging the people to stand firm in the Lord even in the midst of present struggles and to rejoice regardless of their circumstances. Paul is pleading to the people to promote reconciliation with gentleness and Christ-like consideration for others.
The influence our thoughts have on our lives can be profound. What a person allows to occupy his mind will sooner or later determine his speech and his actions. When Paul says to, "think about such things" and "put it into practice" he is calling us all to glorify God with our thoughts of love and renounce the negative thoughts and influences that separate us from Him. If we allow negative thoughts to fester in our minds, we eventually become what we think.
Paul is commanding us to set aside our negativity and fill our minds with love, praise and thanksgiving for God. Thanksgiving is the antidote to worry. In giving up our anxieties through prayer, we are seeking the gift of God's peace, thus transforming the lives of those around us by becoming an ambassador for God's peace in this world.
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True Date Palm, Phoenix dactilifera; Canary Island Date Palm, 'Phoenix canariensis'(see photo); Texas and Florida Sabal Palms,' Sabal palmetto'; Mediterranean Fan Palm, 'Chamerops humilis'; Chinese Fan Palm, 'Livingstonia chenensis'; Mexican Fan Palm, 'Washingtonia robusta'; California Fan Palm, 'Washingtonia filifera'; Windmill Palm, 'Trachycorpus fortune'i; Pindo Palm, 'Butia capitata'; Queen Palm, 'Syagrus romanzoffiana'; Pygmy Date Palm, 'Phoenix roebellini'. It should be mentioned that the last two are not quite as hardy as the others, and require more protection in our hard freezes. The Queen can be damaged at 25 degrees, frozen at twenty. The Pygmy Date is usually damaged at 30, and should be protected below that. Obviously, the number of hours below freezing also makes a difference.
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In web graphics if you ask for the width property of a rectangle you'll get back the horizontal measurement of the rectangle at that time rather than it's starting width. So a rectangle that is longer than tall will return a shorter width measurement when it is rotated.
I'd like to measure it's unrotated width.
I thought I had a solution with the code below, however it works for all angles except at 45, -45, 135, and -135.
public static function width( designObject:DisplayObject ):Number
// convert degrees to radians
var r:Number = designObject.rotation * Math.PI/180;
// cos, c in the equation
var c:Number = Math.abs(Math.cos(r));
// sin, s in the equation
var s:Number = Math.abs(Math.sin(r));
// get the unrotated width
var w:Number = (designObject.width * c - designObject.height * s) / (Math.pow(c, 2) - Math.pow(s, 2));
return w;
Using the code above a rectangle that is 148.2 pixels wide returns that width for all angles, but at 45 degrees it returns 64. Am I missing something, might there be an alternate solution?


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I have two VEs running on the same physical server. One VE sends requests and the other reads/processes them. I'm trying to benchmark the setup, but I keep blowing through the UBC limits. Things grind to a halt when this happens. Is there a way I can completely disable UBC so it doesn't keep hitting limits? Or is the only way to do something like this to set the UBC params to extraordinarily high values?
OpenVZ can be a bit difficult to set limits for. Documentation is not very clear and the configuration is quite arcane if you are a first timer. Instead of using the example configurations, I would encourage you to use
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Moving to Medical Lake in his senior year, Mark Newberry is the son of Col. Brian and Jill Newberry. Col. Newberry is the Commander of the 92nd Air Refueling Wing at Fairchild Air Force Base.
Members of the military make great sacrifices throughout their time in the service. Although they aren't enlisted members, the families make just as many sacrifices along the way.
Last week, Medical Lake High School's Mark Newberry received the honor of being named Operation Homefront's 2013 Military Child of the Year for the Air Force.
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Week 15 is here and if you are reading this, your fantasy team is still alive. Nice work. Our mission now is to continue our climb to the top of fantasy mountain by racking up another victory this week. In order to accomplish this feat, the following information from the good folks at The Fake Football is all you will need. Good luck!
– Just in case your season is over, you can still dabble in the world of weekly fantasy football at FanDuel. If that floats your boat, our Week 15 FanDuel Bargains will make sure your lineup is tight.
– The Matchup Machine is back at it, providing some quality statistical analysis of the matchups your fantasy players will face this week.
– Last Second Decisions is a one stop shop for all the latest news concerning week 15 in fake football. Be sure to read this and keep you opponent far, far away.
– Mike is back once again with his weekly Start/Sit column with great recommendations for players to play or pass on.
– Looking for a defense to plug in? Our weekly "Dreaming of Streaming" is here to provide you with a quality pickup for week 15.
Finally, below we have The Fake Football Week 15 Staff Rankings. Feel free to leave those questions in the comments section…
Week 16, Championship. Pick 2: Trent Richardson, Darren McFadden, Amendola
Josh Freeman Vs Andrew Luck?
Dez Bryant vs Vick Ballard in the Flex?
1 point PPR. Garcon or Dez Bryant? Thanks.
Also, another league (.5 PPR): would you play Garcon, M. Floyd, or Jacquizz Rodgers?
Hey Chet,
Thanks for getting me this far! Should I go with Big Ben or Kaepernick today? I And Should I hold chargers DST for next week or who else would you target?
Sorry didn't know my last one posted thanks again!
Pick 2–Forte, McFadden, and Wilson .5 PPR
Hey Chet,
Kapernick or Big Ben? Thanks for getting me this far!
Chet. i need one more win to make it to championship. Let me know if i'm rolling right in PPR:
Cam, Rice, Sproles, AJ Green (18pts), Garcon, BMyers, R Bush. Bench – Hartline, Romo, Antonio Brown, Martellus Bennett. Thanks Brotha
Last min validation! Ppr- amendola or leshoure? Stafford or kap, lions or browns?
pick 3 vjax,dx,julio,nicks ppr
Shorts, Antonio Brown, Britt or Austin?
ridley, dwyer or sproles…standard
With RGIII sitting, who should start in the flex spot of a PPR league: Ridley, Garcon, or Decker?
Starting P. Manning, Nicks, DX, Moreno, D Martin, & A Hernandez.
got detroits defense on the wire do i grab em and start them over the broncos defense today
Eli or Kaepernick… Leaning Eli in both
Eli or Palmer
AHernandez or Tony G… Leaning Tony G, because of the Gronk rumors
Detroit D or Seattle D… Seattle hasn't been great on road, and DET matchup is great
Moreno or Ridley…. Leaning Moreno
Thanks for all the help this season!
WR2 – who's the start – Torrey Smith, Garcon, Malcolm Floyd or Golden Tate?
Thank you
Have Boldin in my lineup as my WR3, with Gordon on my bench. Make the switch or hold? Like both matchups. Standard.
Out of Mathews/McFadden/Moreno, which TWO would you start? non-ppr
PPR – Moreno or Cobb?
PPR League: Morris or Forte?
And Eli or Ryan?
Need to play two WRs – Cruz, M Crabtree, Shorts and G Tate…thoughts?
Which DST, Rams, Browns, Jets. Also Shorts, ABrown or TSmith? PPR
garcon or bmyers? rg3 is out…standard
Please tell me why you'd go Detroit over Seattle?
1/2ppr.. flex.. britt, shorts, leshoure? thanks
Hi, Jeff. Injuries have decimated my once proud receiving corps. Have to make the following call for my WR2 in a PPR return yardage league:
Garcon (without RGIII)
Amendola (with 1.5 healthy feet)
Best available on the wire is Sidney Rice.
Also, with RG3 out – Cousins or Fitzpatrick? Brutal.
Hey Jeff – I've gotta ask again, would you go David Wilson or Colston at FLEX?
Last minute advice: PPR start Sproles or J Gordon @ flex?
I'm starting V.Cruz, D.Thomas, & R.Wayne @ WR and Flex and A.Morris & K.Moreno @ RB. Should I swap in G.Jennings or J.Gordon? (I have Chris Johnson but don't trust his O-line)


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Last year, [artist id="3055069″]Nicki Minaj[/artist] was a buzzed-about femcee who was holding her own in the male-dominated rap game. Now, she's a star in her own right, eclipsing many of her peers and becoming an icon for her Barbiez worldwide.
Her influence — whether it's through her music and the many lyrical characters she embodies, her fashion sense or speaking out about important issues like child abuse and discrimination — is now strong enough that the MTV News Hip-Hop Brain Trust voted her the #6 Hottest MC in the Game. And, like the true pioneer she is, she's the first woman to make the list.
"She showed that not only is she the most talented female right now, she's one of the most talented rappers," MTV News' Shaheem Reid said during the Hottest MCs roundtable discussion. "This girl has star power. She took a little bit of [Lil] Wayne's blueprint … and she just jumped on records."
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"I know a lot of women who don't like her because of her characters," MTV Jams' Sheila Grullon said. "But for me, it's entertainment. If you're gonna come in this game, you gotta entertain me."
RapFix editor Hillary Crosley agreed: "The cool thing about Nicki is … she tapped into that Lady Gaga format, where she has that same sort of swag. That's why she's on Out magazine , and she's got her gay fanbase. People are really looking to her, like, 'What does Nicki have to say?' "
But it's Nicki's whole package that has new Barbiez signing up every day, from performing on the VMA pre-show with a pink beehive hairstyle or dressing up like a geisha girl in her "Your Love" video .
MTV News associate producer Steven Roberts acknowledged that some of these theatrics aren't necessarily new, but they're definitely not commonplace in hip-hop these days. "Anything she does now may look foreign, but it's only [because] no one's really tackled that female MC," he said. "We haven't seen that in a while."
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The 2010 Hottest MCs in the Game rollout is now complete! As in 2008 and 2009, the criteria is based on a combination of rhyme skill, flow, buzz, commercial success, business ventures, Web presence and cultural influence. Upload your comments, reactions, arguments and/or your own list to Your.MTV.com or send tweets with the hashtag #hottestmcs — the best responses could be on TV or our hip-hop blog, RapFix!


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The Flying Fortress has landed at Jack McNamara Field in Crescent City.
The "Nine-O-Nine," an authentic restored B-17 World War II bomber, flew into Crescent City and will be on display this weekend.
The Nine-O-Nine was named after the 91st Bomb Group, 323rd Squadron plane, which completed 140 missions during World War II without an abort or the loss of a crewman.
Visitors can tour the restored bomber, and groups of six or more may take a ride on the plane for a $350 tax-deductible donation per person, depending on the weather.
Crescent City is one of the scheduled stops on the Wings of Freedom Tour to honor American patriotism and courage.
The tour is sponsored by the Collings Foundation, which purchased and restored the Boeing B-17G and a B-24J Liberator that was used in Europe and the Pacific in the American fight for freedom during the second World War.
The B-24 was grounded in Chico, Calif., for repairs and was unable to make the tour to Crescent City as originally scheduled. It will join the tour in Klamath Falls on Sunday.
The Flying Fortress was piloted from Chico by Larry Tobin and Rob Collings.
The crowd gathered at the airport witnessed the unusual sight of the giant war plane struggling to land against gale-force winds at McNamara Field.
Collings said the trip from Chico was "smooth, except for the landing."
"The landing conditions were as bad as it gets," he said. "I aged a lot today."
The Collings family, who reside in Boston, started the Collings Foundation "to preserve our national history and pay tribute to the veterans of World War II."
"My parents set up the foundation to preserve the history of aviation," Collings said.
"It is important to share these planes with the public, because if it wasn't for these planes and their crews, we wouldn't have the freedom we have today."
Tobin, a retired pilot who flew for TWA for 31 years, offers an insight into the history of the flying bombers.
"Most of the kids that flew these planes during WWII were 18-and-19-year-olds," he said.
"The average life span of the crew was about 15 missions. But they had to fly 35 missions before they could go home. So you can imagine, a lot of them didn't come home."
The unique aspect of the Wings of Freedom Tour is that the planes actually fly into airports and are available for hands-on tours.
Visitors can stroll along the cat walk above the bomb bay doors, breathe the gas fumes and see smashed bugs on the window of the gun turret.
"There are only three B-17's currently flying," Collings said. "The rest are in museums."
The bombers are on tour 10 months out of the year and make 135 nationwide stops.
The crew are all volunteers, but Collings said the tour does not need to advertise to attract crew members.
"They find us," he said. "People come up to us on our tours, wanting to fly the aircraft. We get hundreds of resumes a year, but we only have a three-man flight crew."
Collings said the current crew comes from all over the United States, "from Florida to Alaska."
"It's an interesting way to see the country and be a part of the aircraft," he said.
The Flying Fortress will be on display today (June 8) from 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
The tour has been reduced from the regular price because only one plane landed in Crescent City: $4 for adults and $2 for kids.


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Managing an inheritance can be emotionally and financially challenging. Just as you've lost someone close you must decide what to do with what may be the largest sum of money you've ever had. People often handle the situation poorly. "From my experience, 80 percent of all inheritances are spent within 10 years," says Kirk Kinder, a certified financial planner at Picket Fence Financial, which has offices in Florida and Maryland.
Here are nine steps to make sure you don't do anything rash or unwise.
Put the money in an FDIC-insured money-market account at first. If it's more than $250,000—the most that deposit insurance will cover per account—divide it into multiple accounts in different banks. Don't put it in your existing checking account because that will make it too easy to spend. A more fail-proof method, recommended by David Barnett, a financial planner in Tustin, Calif., is to put the money in a three-month CD with a penalty for early withdrawal, so you'll be sure not to touch it for a while.
Don't put the money in a joint savings account with your spouse. Inheritances are separate property, so in community property states like California, your bequest won't have to be divided equally in the event of a divorce if it's kept separate from marital assets. And while you're at it, get your own estate documents in order. If you don't have a will and a power of attorney, get them.
If you had bad financial habits before, a windfall might only accentuate them. Financial planners can help to create distance between you and the money, and even set you up with an allowance if you're concerned about the possibility that you'll squander it. Consider a fee-only financial planner, one who doesn't work on commission and shouldn't try to sell you investments you don't need. To find one, go to www.napfa.org, the website of the National Association of Personal Financial Advisors. Interview several before you choose one. An adviser can help you come up with a financial plan that will meet your financial goals, both short-term ones (big-ticket purchases, for example), and longer-term goals like retirement.
Your initial impulse might be to use the money to pay off your mortgage. But higher-interest debt, like credit cards and personal and auto loans, should be tackled first. After that, consider building your emergency fund to at least six to 12 months' worth of living expenses. And since your newfound wealth might make you an attractive target for a lawsuit, increase the liability limits on your auto and homeowners insurance. Adding an umbrella liability policy if you don't already have one will supplement the liability protection on your homeowners and auto coverage by $1 million to $5 million.
At this point you might consider paying off some or all of your mortgage. But the decision will depend on the rate on your mortgage vs. the return you can expect to get putting the money elsewhere. If you're retired or coming close, it might make sense to use your inheritance to pay off your mortgage so you don't have that big payment to make each month.
If you're not already making the maximum contributions to your retirement plan, you should use some of your inheritance toward that end. If you meet the income requirements, you can also fund a Roth IRA. And if appropriate, you can put some money into a 529 college savings plan for your children or grandchildren. You might also want to invest in a regular taxable brokerage account. If in the next five years you expect to make any large purchases—such as a new car or home—you can set aside the money in a ladder of CDs or Treasury securities with different maturities.
Given the volatility of the stock market, it's smart to use dollar cost averaging for your new investments. Buy in increments over a period of 12 to 18 months. To help preserve your inheritance, look for relatively safe investments, such as bond funds and dividend-paying stocks. If income from your windfall will bump you into a higher tax bracket, consider tax-efficient mutual funds, such as index funds and tax-free bond funds.
Some people think that a windfall will propel them into a different standard of living, but that will be true only if it's a vast sum of money, say several million dollars. In most cases, you shouldn't quit or retire early or you'll blow through your bequest before long.
"People do best when they plan to have a gradually increasing standard of living," says David John Marotta, president of Marotta Wealth Management in Charlottesville, Va. "Limit your spending to what would be a safe withdrawal rate, spreading the one-time windfall over the rest of your life." He suggests increasing your annual spending by less than 4 percent of the windfall each year.
There will be plenty of time to give money to family members, friends, charities, or religious institutions. Avoid financial salespeople, especially those selling annuities and other insurance products, and the investment adviser at your bank.
If you inherit assets other than cash, the amount you get might turn out to be less than you expect after you sell them. For example, if your parent leaves you a house assessed at $500,000, you'll probably have to pay a real-estate agent to sell it. If you inherit stocks, you'll have to pay a brokerage commission when you sell them. Your cost basis is the value of the assets on the day the owner died, so you might owe some capital gains tax if the assets sell for a higher price. If there are any estate taxes due, they will be paid by the executor before the property passes to you.
If you inherit an annuity or a tax-deferred IRA, you'll have to pay taxes on distributions, just as the owner would have. Inherited IRAs require special handling to avoid missteps that can result in large tax bills. If you cash out a parent's IRA, say, and roll the money over to your own IRA, the entire amount will subject to ordinary income tax. Another problem will arise if a spouse rolls over the IRA to his or her own IRA. If the surviving spouse is under 59½, distributions will be subject to a 10 percent early-withdrawal penalty in addition to ordinary income tax. The 10 percent penalty will not apply if the IRA is left in the deceased spouse's name.
If you're older than 59½ when you inherit an IRA from a spouse, you can roll it over into an account in your own name, continue the tax deferral, and put off withdrawals until you're 70½, at which time you'll need to start required minimum distributions based on your life expectancy. If the IRA passes to you from someone other than a spouse, you'll need to do a trustee-to-trustee rollover and establish the inherited IRA retitled with the decedent's name and yours as beneficiary. Then you can name a new beneficiary and stretch out the distributions over your life expectancy.
Once you've handled the first eight steps, feel free to buy yourself something nice or take a vacation. But limit your indulgence to no more than 10 percent of the inheritance. Be careful about sampling the luxury lifestyle too much—luxuries can quickly become necessities.
This article appeared in Consumer Reports Money Adviser.


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Family Painters Tray
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It's a lovely Erin. I love the versatility of those stacks!ReplyDelete
This is absolutely gorgeous! I've been itching to try one of these trays and I just saw yesterday that my local michaels is now carrying 7 Gypsies. I really hope they have the trays!ReplyDelete
This is beautiful ... I see so many of these trays done with so many embellishments that they hide the structure. This one strikes my fancy with it's minimalist approach! Great job. Thoughts and prayers to you and your family.ReplyDelete
So sweet! What a great way to show off those family photos! Love the colors and that great bow!ReplyDelete
great project Erin! Love how it all flows together.ReplyDelete
Sorry to hear of your family's loss. I can see why this would have been a wonderful project to work on over the weekend- it turned out beautifully!ReplyDelete
Your project is wonderful. I'm so sorry to hear about your husband's cousin. My thoughts and prayers go out to the family.ReplyDelete
The painters tray looks absolutely amazing! Also, I am so sorry for your loss.ReplyDelete
This is beautiful! I love the colors and the embellishments you used. I am so going to have to try this out. I am really sorry to hear about your lost in the family.ReplyDelete
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Beautiful!! LOVE the color combo!ReplyDelete
Ohhhhhh I just love this!ReplyDelete
Love it, congrats to the winners!ReplyDelete
I Love this project it is just charming I think I will try something similar with and old window pane I have . Thanks for the isperation !!!!ReplyDelete
I am very sorry for the your families loss and will keep you in my prayers. I absolutely love how your project turned out!! I have wanted to do one of those too, but I am afraid I would have it sit in my room untouched because it would make me nervous!!ReplyDelete
Amy V
Oh Erin, i am so sorry for your family's loss. That is just heartbreaking.ReplyDelete
Love this tray and honestly, those trays scare me too. I totally understand why you mixed it up because that blossom stack is awesome but needs a blue dot or some kind of neutral badly. I love the grey chevron and blue dot that you chose.
Sorry for your family's loss -- how tragic! I love this tray, what a great idea! I'm looking for new ways to decorate my house, this would be awesome! Thanks for the great blog!ReplyDelete
What a beautiful tray Erin! I really love it and the fact that you made it just for you. I am so sorry to hear about your husband's cousin. {hugs}ReplyDelete
What a timely craft - it's all about family. So sorry for your loss.ReplyDelete
This is simply adorable and a good reminder that life is sweet. I'm sorry for your family's loss, it is never easy.ReplyDelete
The trays are always fun to use. ThanksReplyDelete
for sharing yours.
Carla from Utah
So beautiful great jobReplyDelete
Love your project. I decorated one for my step-mom for Christmas last year.ReplyDelete
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I was going to gush about how cute this tray is...and then I read about your husband's cousin. I'm so sorry! How terrible!! You're right - life is unpredictable sometimes and we have to be thankful and show our love for our families now.ReplyDelete
Your project really is a beautiful reminder of how dear your family is to you. I would've thought everything was from the same stack because it all coordinates so well. I'm glad creating this was therapeutic for you too. Peace and love to your family.
I am so sorry to hear about your loss-we just had an unexpected death too. I agree with you that family is everything!ReplyDelete
So sorry for the loss in the family. Your project brings to the forefront how very important it is to take tons of photos and more importantly, get them into books or on projects like yours. Even though I do create all my cards, I also think it's more important for years to come to scrapbook life's events. Beautifully accomplished!ReplyDelete
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Great Project. I hope the crafting helped you throught this sad time. The beauty of DCWV stacks is you can use them together OR mix and match depending on how much time you want to spend.ReplyDelete
Very pretty project and so sorry about the death in your husband's family.ReplyDelete
what a lovely project, love the bright orange colour theme to brighten up the living room!ReplyDelete
Great project, have been thinking of doing one. Im sorry for your family's loss, and agree that family is everything.ReplyDelete
WOW it looks great, i love the pic's & the paper.ReplyDelete
Gorgeous project, what a neat idea - thanks for the inspiration! I'm so sorry for your tragic loss, it really does put things into perspective but such a shame for it to happen that way! Your family will be in my prayers!ReplyDelete
Congrats to the winners and I love the 7gypsies wall art creation.ReplyDelete
So sorry about your family tragedy. Love the tray you created. It's perfect.ReplyDelete
I'm sorry for your families loss. Your project is gorgeous! I like the painters trays but I'm always intimidated by them.ReplyDelete
What a beautiful project I especially love the photo of you and your hubby kissing with the kids closing their eyes... so sorry to hear of your families loss.ReplyDelete
I am a subscriber and visit daily but I don't always leave a comment. Guess I better start. I saw your family pictures on an earlier post and love them. You seem like you and your family have a lot of fun. Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
Oh wow.. I am truly sorry for your loss, life is so unfair sometimes.. My heart goes out to their family and yours. This printer's tray project is absolutely gorgeous, I love the Eternity spelled out over two sections.. very sweet. I made one of these for my mom last year, she was so impressed and loved it more than I thought she would. She had a special frame made for it so it was covered with glass, and hung it right in her kitchen.ReplyDelete
This is a BEAUTIFUL project--so glad it came together :D Hugs to you and your family :DReplyDelete
I am so sorry for your loss, Erin....so difficult. Will keep you and your family in my prayers.ReplyDelete
LOVE that tray....I also have one that has been sitting for MORE than a year...likely two or three! You have given me inspiration to do something with it: I am going to make a 'memory tray' for my Dad, who died 3 1/2 years ago. I think I will now be able to do this, and I need to do it! Thanks for the encouragement!
First of all, I am so sorry for your loss but I am thankful for the closeness of your family. Prayers going up for the days and weeks ahead.ReplyDelete
I love love this tray and the pix are great, you motivate me to create :)
I am so sorry for your family's loss. And four children......so sad and tragic. Again, I am so sorry!! But I must say, I love your project! It is absolutely wonderful and you did an amazing job coordinating the colors.ReplyDelete
So sorry to hear that. Prayers for your family.ReplyDelete
On the upside...I love this project! I've wanted to try a painter's tray for awhile now, but I'm so intimidated. Maybe I will now. :)
I'm so sorry for your loss. What a horrible loss for his children! I pray you all have the strength to help those children through the darkness.ReplyDelete
Your printers tray is very pretty. Just enough to showcase your family.
I can't believe I won this week! I'll be sending you my info. Thanks to you and your DCWV family for all the goodness.
Hugs, Jess
Love the project! Guess you got over that fear of using your painters tray:) lolReplyDelete
What a beautiful frame full of family pictures and wise sayings. I love the sayings and your words about family. So True!ReplyDelete
What a beautiful project. So true are your words one never knows what the day will bring.ReplyDelete
what a wonderful project, something you'll treasure for years to come. tfs.ReplyDelete
Love this tray! Hugging the kids tighter can be soothing to you and them!ReplyDelete
This is gorgeous Erin!! I've always wanted to try one of these- but haven't! I love, love, love yours!ReplyDelete
- Beth E.August 28, 2012 at 12:49 PM
Great painters tray! I have been thinking about creating something like this for the family room.........just need to follow through. Thanks for the inspiration.ReplyDelete
Sorry about the loss. Your painters tray project turned out really nice. I love how all of the different stacks work together.ReplyDelete
What a great peoject. I love the colors that you used.ReplyDelete
Great project. Have been wanting to do one myself.ReplyDelete
So sorry for your family's loss. It's nice that you took that as inspiration to remind you how precious life is. On a crafty note; your project turned out beautifully.ReplyDelete
Wow, super cute! Sorry for your loss. There was so many losses around here with the Joplin tornado a year ago, that one really began to cherish people more. It is a shame that tragedy has to happen to remind us. Your tray is very inspiring, TFSReplyDelete
Those trays are so fun...ReplyDelete
Sorry for your loss
Great project for your bedroom!
So true about family being important. So sorry to hear about your loss and thanks for the reminder to hold our loved ones close. What a great project and love the mix of patterns in the boxesReplyDelete
I've had mine for about 6 mos.You've inspired me to try and get brave-I have some important memories I want to showcase.I am so sorry for your family's tragic loss.ReplyDelete
Erin, I am so sorry for the loss in your family. Please know that my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. I hope the comfort that you bring each other will be a blessing.ReplyDelete
Thank you for sharing your heartfelt and most beautiful project. It says so much!
Your painters tray turned out so pretty! So sorry for your loss.ReplyDelete


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The Saints won't tender defensive end Tom Johnson, a restricted free agent, USA Today's Tom Pelissero reported late Thursday.
Late night news nugget: #Saints aren't tendering DT Tom Johnson as RFA. Intriguing rotational player in league that always needs big bodies.
— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) February 21, 2014
A restricted free agent can receive offers from other teams, but clubs can match any deals if they tender the player. The Saints haven't commented on the report.
Johnson, a former Canadian Football League player who joined the Saints in 2011, played in 12 games in 2013. He had two sacks and, according to his team, 15 tackles (six solo), providing depth at defensive end under first-time Pro Bowler Cameron Jordan as well as Akiem Hicks.
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LOS ANGELES - The No. 20 University of Arizona volleyball team fell in straights sets Friday evening to No. 6 USC at the Galen Center. Set scores: 25-14, 25-9, 25-21.
Whitney Dosty served as UA's only bright spot on the night, tallying 16 kills while hitting .195.
Candace Nicholson led the Cats in digs with 11 while Tiffany Owens had nine digs additionally. Owens, the Wildcats' leader in kills, managed only three kills on the night while attempting 21 swings.
The 3-0 sweep is UA's second time being swept on the season. The Cats fell 3-0 to No. 1 Stanford back in September.
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Residents of a small Massachusetts town came by an elementary school Friday to pay their respects after an 8-year-old boy was killed Thursday, when a large television and cart fell on him during an after-school program.
Mourners placed stuffed animals, flowers and handmade cards, in front of the Elm Street School in Gardner, Ma., in memory of 8-year-old Colby O'Brien, according to The Boston Globe on Feb. 7.
The accident occurred around 4 p.m. in the central Massachusetts town about 55 miles west of Boston. Colby was taken to Henry Heywood Hospital where he was pronounced dead.
State police detectives assigned to the Worcester district attorney's office are heading an investigation into the boy's apparent accidental death, according to the Worcester Telegram.
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"Just talking about it, I want to cry," said Danielle Thebeault, 37, who left a little red Valentine's Day puppy at the makeshift memorial. Thebeault's 10-year-old daughter Cheyanne knew O'Brien and was badly shaken by the little boy's death.
Thebeault's daughter called him a nice boy. She also said O'Brien had a twin sister and had a younger brother. The mother told her child that the little boy was up in heaven now with his family and past pets.
As candles burned at the shrine, 72-year-old Linda LaFreniere arrived after getting a call from her daughter that her 10-year-old grandson Nathan was overwhelmed.
"It's just a really sad thing," she said, adding, "You just don't ever expect anything like that when you drop your kids off."
School was in session Friday in the town of about 20,000 residents. Grief counselors were on hand to help students, parents and members of the community through the tragedy. A school official declined further comment.
According to its website, Elm Street School has 518 students enrolled in grades 3 through 5. The after school program is in session from 3 to 5:30 p.m.. It offers, games, crafts, indoor and outdoor play, and other supervised activities.
Shirley Atkinson, 52, was crying as she arrived at the memorial and placed a teddy bear covered in hearts next to the other items. Her grandson played sports with Colby whom she called a playful child.
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MADISON, Wis. — The Kohl Center audience will not soon forget Friday's game between the No. 2 Denver Pioneers (6-1-0, 1-0-0 WCHA) and the Wisconsin Badgers, even though it did not meet their desired result.
The Pioneers wrestled the lead from Wisconsin (4-3-0, 0-1-0 WCHA) at 18:46 of the first period and never looked back en route to a 5-3 victory.
Denver lived up to its high ranking by withstanding a furious third-period rally, a deafening crowd and a two-man disadvantage in the final minute.
"Going into the third period, when our backs were against the wall, we came out and we played harder than we had all game," said Wisconsin head coach Mike Eaves. "We gave ourselves a chance to get back in."
"We have a bunch of new guys in the lineup, a brand-new coaching staff, not playing one of the same systems we played last year," said Badger Alex Leavitt. "We're not far behind these guys."
A notable match up in this game was that of the All-WCHA goalies, UW's Scott Kabotoff and Denver's Wade Dubielewicz.
Dubielewicz (21 saves), one of the top-rated goalies in the nation, survived six penalty kills without giving up a goal. Kabotoff (27 saves) made key plays of his own, including one on a penalty kill in the third period that saw him make a glove save while down and sliding across the crease.
The first period saw three goals scored in the first 1:14 and consistent offensive pressure from both teams. Denver's players came out strong, managing more shots on goal in the first (14) then in the rest of the game (13). After the initial offensive showcase, however, the goaltenders and defenses took things over.
Scoring started 28 seconds into the game when Leavitt sent a blistering shot at Dubielewicz, which was deflected by the goalie's glove. While Dubielewicz was still down on the ice, Wisconsin's Ryan MacMurchy sped towards the loose puck and sent it into the net before any of the Pioneers were able to react.
Badger fans were only allowed 26 seconds to enjoy their lead, however, due to a stellar offensive play by Denver. Defenseman Matt Laatsch fired a long-range shot towards Kabotoff that was redirected into the net by forward Max Bull, tying the game at one.
The PA announcer was hardly able to rattle off the first two goals before Denver took the lead. Pioneer Kevin Doell intercepted a pass around the faceoff circle, allowing him a clear lane to Kabotoff. Doell sent a wrister from the left side of the net that ended up in the top shelf for a 2-1 Denver lead.
"It's a big game and I don't think we"have that confidence to come out and play and take charge," said Eaves.
Second-period scoring started early as well, with Denver taking a 3-1 lead only a half-minute in. Kevin Ulanski, a Madison native, carried the puck to the goalie crease before losing control. Kabotoff misjudged on his poke check and allowed the puck to slip between his legs.
"[Ulanski] never got the shot off; it just fell off his stick," said Eaves. "It's a calculated play by the goaltender and it didn't work out."
The Badgers, determined to stay in the game, scored at 16:11 of the second. Denver drew an early penalty for too many men on the ice, setting up UW on the power play. The Denver penalty kill continued its superb play and lasted the two minutes, exactly; The UW goal came the instant the man advantage ended.
The goal saw Leavitt pick up his second assist of the night by setting up an open Mark Jackson on the right side of the net. Jackson snapped the shot past Dubielewicz, who was partially screened, to narrow the Denver lead to one.
The Pioneers prevented any sort of momentum swing with a fourth goal at 7:56 of the second. Badger Erik Jensen drew a penalty for checking from behind, allowing Denver to show that it was just as skilled on the power play as on the penalty kill. Jeff Drummond sent a cross-ice pass to teammate Aaron MacKenzie, who subsequently wristed a quick shot into the side of the net, increasing his team's lead to two goals.
The Badgers ignited their fans at 5:46 of the third period when Brad Winchester scored his fifth goal of the year. Dubielewicz, as a result of crowding around the crease, was unable to cover the loose puck and saw Winchester beat him to it.
"It wasn't a pretty goal by any means," Winchester said. "Just crashing the net and seeing what happens."
Denver's biggest scare came when the Badgers went on a power play, down one goal, with only 56 seconds to play. In what will go down as one of the stranger penalties of the year, DU's Ryan Caldwell snatched the puck out of the air and proceeded to throw it across the rink. This resulted in a delay of game penalty that, in conjunction with UW pulling its goalie, gave the Badgers a 6-on-4 power play.
Several shots on goal, as well as a near miss, highlighted the Badger rally that ended only when Aaron MacKenzie scored his second goal of the night, an empty-netter with 27 seconds remaining. MacKenzie, attempting to clear his zone, sent the puck against the boards and watched as it deflected into the net.
"You build on the positives — there is a silver lining," said Eaves. "I hope that the guys are looking forward to tomorrow already."
Denver and Wisconsin will finish their weekend series Saturday night in Madison.
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Chemical weapon use was confirmed by the Assad regime in the bloody civil war in Syria. In neighboring Lebanon, four rockets were launched by terrorists towards Israel. Hezbollah is dirtying its hands in both countries, aggressively participating in the Syrian civil war with troops and arms, and holding more than 70,000 rockets in Lebanon, all of which are hidden within civilian infrastructure and aimed at Israel.
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TUCSON--No. 2-ranked Arizona used a big second inning highlighted by Jennie Finch's second home run of the day and one by Lindsey Collins to pace the Wildcats to a 10-0 five-inning victory over Brigham Young and a softball doubleheader sweep.
Finch tossed a two-hitter and improved her record to 12-0, plus added her 14th home run of the season, a three-run shot to left.
Arizona (27-1) scored eight times in the second, collecting seven hits and a walk.
BYU (7-8), playing its first season of NCAA Division I softball, had hits by Liz Smith and Becca Erickson. Maryon Dewitt (3-3) took the loss, allowing 11 hits.


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Clematis armandii 'Apple Blossom' has superb evergreen foliage that looks good all year round, accompanied by large sprays of whitish pink, vanilla-scented flowers, deeper pink in bud, in early and mid-spring. Although the species has a reputation for being tender, it is hardier than is generally thought and as long as it is given a sheltered spot - ideally against a sunny wall - it performs very reliably in most parts of the country. But choose a spot where it has room to spread: it makes a large plant and no routine pruning should be necessary. Prune back to healthy buds immediately after flowering if the spread of the plant needs to be limited.
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