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st woolf = susan woolf = artist, friend, colleague, collaborator, inspiration
at a nyfa business-of-art daylong workshop-conference thing (taking it to the streets: a guide to making art in public) in october 2008, i was wandering around trying to figure out where to sit during lunch, feeling like it was the first day at a new school, hoping to meet people but somehow nervous. i elected to sit at a table alone and take my chances, passively, knowing that all seating would fill up eventually and i'd inevitably be flanked by somebodies, and we'd either hit it off or we wouldn't - but i'd have eaten my lunch and exchanged at least one word with at least two other people. three bites into my first sandwich, i hit the jackpot. i didn't know it at the first second ("hi, i'm susan"), but there was energy, smiling, quickness, and within the first two or three minutes out came the portfolio - beyond impressed i was thinking "this is the kind of person i want to know, i want to have more friends like susan, i need to keep in touch with this person" - and i was so glad i got to see her work.
i think about painting every day. i don't paint every day but i look at paintings most days and "what it's possible to do with paint" is never far from my mind. so if ever i feel that someone is expanding my comprehension of "what painting is or can be" then i am prone to become a fan of that person. susan's work was so simple, so beautiful, so ephemeral, so bold and so unlikely (it seemed to me). it made me think "wow, there is so much more territory for artists to explore" and "the universe of painting can keep growing" and "there are infinite places for me to go with my art" all at the same time.
she showed me these pictures and she told me about how she created them.
she had collected leaves and sorted them into different buckets by color. she was then in the process of putting the leaves onto the tree trunks by simply dipping them in water, she claimed that was usually sufficient to keep them up for a few hours. however, on this day, after sorting all the leaves, a brisk wind began to scatter the leaves, they wouldn't stay up. the wind only increased as the light began to wane, and partly out of frustration, partly in an attempt to salvage something from a full day's work, she scattered the as-yet-unarranged buckets of leaves on the dock. i thought this was just too cool.
anytime susan showed me new work or talked about projects she had in mind, almost invariably i thought "that is just too cool." here you can see her passionately describing a future piece at the first business-of-art group meeting she invited me to.
i started taking pictures of her because i thought "that's just too cool" and somehow being with susan often felt like a historically significant moment in the course of my life. this particular project involved putting seeds on big stacks of newspapers - the roots would bind and wrap the newspapers. as the stacks of newspaper decomposed, they would become part of the trees as they grew.
susan always seemed excited about what it was possible to do, and she had as much passion and ambition as anyone i've ever known. to know susan was to not only know someone who was driven, but to somehow be driven by susan. she constantly encouraged and exhorted everyone around her to do more, work harder, think bigger, and ignore obstacles.
it is rare, i find, to meet artists who you both really, really connect with as friends, as well as really, really admiring their work. you do find those people, but it is a rare thing, a difficult thing. susan was one of those most special people for me - a friend as well as an artist whose work i not only appreciated but admired. when ruthie and i decided that we wanted to start having art shows in our new space, there was no question in my mind who i wanted to invite for the first show - it had to be susan. i invited her over to talk about the advantages and limitations of the space (big, but outdoors) and see if she had anything in mind. she decided to install her in-progress work "carry water." she wanted viewers to bring a glass of water with them to the show, to place on an painted map of new york city and its water lines, showing them the source of the water they consume. surrounding the map hanging from the wall would be several bottles of water. these were all discarded water bottles susan had found, and filled with water from a publicly-accessible water source (such as a river). each bottle was labeled with the date on which it was found, the location it was taken from, and the source of water used to refill the bottle. the installation was beautiful and made me think well beyond the confines of the exhibition space, imagining susan at six in the morning on a tuesday finding a bottle and figuring out a way down to a river to refill it, and keeping track of this information. at the opening, ruthie and i both thought, and remarked to each other, that this is exactly how we want to live our lives - surrounded by new art we love, good friends and fresh acquaintances there with us to appreciate it together. i was grateful to susan for sharing her work with us, and i'm glad i had the opportunity to give her a show.
i want to say a little bit more about the type of influence susan had on me besides simply being a funny, honest, open-minded, supportive friend and an incredibly inspirational artist. first of all, she was there. if you wanted to meet susan for coffee, she would meet you for coffee. if you wanted to go to get dinner before or after art openings, susan would go to openings with you and get dinner with you. this is normal among friends, but what was exceptional is that susan was pretty much always willing. beyond that, she would come to see your art. this is a hard thing to ask people to do - i'm showing something, but it's in brooklyn and you live in queens, and i'll only be there for three hours on a thursday night, and you have to work and maybe you want to go out drinking with your friends on a thursday night and none of them would want to come to brooklyn or to see some art - and it's not just a one-time deal, it's every month, over and over - i'm showing a piece this month at this location, i'm showing a different piece next month at that location. susan was always there. just a handful of people have seen more then five or six shows i've been a part of. i think susan made it to every single thing since i met her. i don't think anyone else did that. (she didn't make the six-hour drive to pennsylvania last year - however in that instance we collaborated together on a piece for that show - a bigger commitment, a bigger surge of support from susan.)
one of the last pictures i have of her is at the "intangible" opening at taller boricua.
it is incredible to me that someone was always so willing to come and see my work. i know i am not the only person who feels this way. part of the gift she gave me was to show up when i was hoping that someone would. second of all, she made you be there. i mean, she would invite you to be a part of something which you weren't really sure you wanted to do, but you wouldn't really want to say no, and then you would be there and you would inevitably think "wow this is incredibly good for me, this is exactly what i need." i'm referring specifically here to a monthly business-of-art group susan started. she was a natural leader, there was never any question that there was an agenda which needed to be followed, work we all needed to be doing, and that we were going to follow that agenda and do that work. of course she led by making you want to do all these things, by making it so obviously evident that these things needed doing, it was absurd, really, that we hadn't done them already and why on earth weren't we taking care of them right now.
it felt like i knew susan for years and years. i couldn't believe it when i checked the date of that nyfa workshop where we first met and found that it was just over a year she had been in my life. for somebody to have such a profound impact in such a short span of time is not normal. susan was not normal. susan was extraordinary - a fiercely dedicated artist, and a caring, giving friend. i have had two extremely vivid dreams in which she has appeared since she died. in both of them she was very happy. i always remember her as living exactly the live she wanted to live, an example of how to be the kind of person i want to be.
here are a couple more pictures of susan being susan:
at a business-of-art meeting with tracy and linda, video-skyping with the bostonians:
and on her roof with angus, on one of the occasional and super-special evenings when it ended up that only she and i were able to make it to one of the business-of-art meetings, freeing us up to yes talk about the business of art but also anything on our minds (some of my favorite memories of susan):
in closing, here are a few of the emails i received from susan. (here are many more of them: http://eriksanner.com/random/2010/st_woolf/100215_some_emails_from_susan.pdf.) it's easy to see why she is so missed and so beloved.
Sun, Nov 9, 2008 at 8:06 PM
Subject: Installation
I enjoyed meeting you at the NYFA seminar, several weeks ago.
Although I did not find much of the information to be useful, I did enjoy meeting others interested in public art.
I am pushing more in that direction with a plan of working full time on my own projects within the next two years.
I am starting a small group for artists who are interested in forming a regularly meeting group to help each other with the practical aspects of our artistic goal.
Are you interested? I have a stained glass artist a graphic designer and a filmmaker/ photographer.
Below I am pasting the email string so far.
I am interested in the potential collaboration you mentioned when we met. Can you give me a little more background info?
Susan Woolf
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Tue, Nov 11, 2008 at 10:03 PM
Subject: great to hear from you
Nothing vague about this group.
It is all about the setting of personal/ business/ career goals and mapping a path to achieve them.
The members help you stay on task, come up with good ideas and give encouragement when things get tough.
I will include you in the email loop as we go forward.
Yes I am very interested in learning more about the Lycoming idea.
I 'm wondering what exactly you are thinking about my art.
Are you interested in doing a collaboration on a local guerrilla enviro/ installation piece?
I have one percolating through my brain.
It involves a shipwreck I discovered in an abandoned canal in queens.
There could be some very interesting media aspects.
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Thu, Nov 13, 2008 at 9:48 AM
Subject: hi all
Erik,Hey if you ever need company on your gallery crawl give me a shout.
I always plan to but rarely go.
Are you doing the Basel Miami?
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Wed, Nov 19, 2008 at 6:43 PM
Subject: Let's meet! - making it.....
Hey you all,
I am looking forward to our meeting on Dec . 4th.
I am attaching the powerpoint presentation from the grant writing workshop I attended at NYFA.
Although it is pretty basic I did find several point of interest.
If you would prefer that I not send you this sort of info please let me know.
I am no longer freelancing as a wax sculptor at New foundry, more time to devote to my art!
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Fri, Dec 12, 2008 at 10:22 AM
Subject: open call digital
Don't know if you are on any of theses listserves but this one made me think of you.
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Sat, Dec 13, 2008 at 11:17 AM
Subject: Susan Woolf has sent you an Evite Invitation
You are invited to Holiday Brunch by Susan Woolf.
We invite you to join us for big holiday fun in Astoria! There will be lots of people you know and want to know around a groaning board filled with delicious food and drink. P.S. Bring a poem or thought to type out on the antique Underwood typewriter.
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Mon, Mar 2, 2009 at 6:34 PM
Subject: Art biz group
Hey All,
Although there are nine meetings I think everyone in this group is wanting to take a big step forward toward financial success as an artist. Let's!
It is a commitment and I totally understand if it will not work for some folks schedule.
There are nine salon meetings—one every other week.
So if we start next Monday at 7:30 pm we will have meetings on 3/9, 23, 4/6, 20, 5/4,18, 6/1,15 and 29.
All Good?
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Tue, Mar 3, 2009 at 1:10 PM
Subject: saturday and/or sunday morning?
What a great idea, I am thinking of going to one of the Armory related fairs, but messing with art is way better than viewing it.
I wanted to thank you for inviting me to the crit the other night. You showed great patience with some odd and (I thought) unhelpful judgments.
I am fine with criticism but judgment doesn't move the mind toward reshaping the art.
I think your planting video clearly needs something because in it's current state it doesn't have the dynamism your other projects exhibit.
What exactly is needed I could not say.
Some interesting ideas were expressed and who knows which tangent your mind will light upon.
Keep me posted on time and place for this weekend.
I will bring materials relating to the theme.
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Sat, Mar 21, 2009 at 12:53 PM
Subject: DAC
This is a shot in the dark...
Dumbo Art Center is looking for proposals for the 2009 season.
I was thinking a site specific installation using only cardboard and cardboard boxes with video of ...boxes?
My thoughts have gone to large stacks of cardboard, boxes on boxes in boxes, boxes in water melting over time, video in boxes canyons of boxes with limited sight lines
If you are interested in a collaboration I would be happy to write a proposal jointly or do most writing (as I have more free time) with edits input from you. It is a long shot, the call is highly competitive.
Let me know what you think.
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Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 9:54 AM
Subject: great way to get some buzz
Hey all I know we do not have Laelia or Ronnie tonight.
We have entered the hardest part of this program.
This is where we realize exactly what we committed to and how hard it will be.
The exercises are not hard, rewriting our own assumptions about our limitations is VERY HARD!
If you are able to squish this tiny, but strong, voice in your own head, you have made a giant leap forward toward success on your terms.
Showing up is really 90% of the work.
So I encourage everyone to think about what we want and how helpful it is to be together as we create new and wonderful paths for ourselves.
Here is how I was feeling yesterday, Laelia picked me up by my bootstraps. Thanks!
I am feeling overwhelmed by everything.
I know it is good, what I need and want. I just get the shakes when I think about the power of my dream and how close I am to it.
I hate that women are so afraid to set their sights high. DAMN IT!
I am working choking that voice in my head.
No Limits.
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Sun, Jun 14, 2009 at 6:54 AM
Subject: Next mtg
Hey All,
As often happens in my world, the circumstances of my life have shifted dramatically.
I am excited to announce I will be moving to a live/ work loft in L.I.C. on Tuesday. I am therefore unable to host our meeting as I will be away till the 27th and have no time to get wireless till July.
Is it possible for someone else to open their home? I will try to bring soup!
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Sun, Nov 1, 2009 at 4:58 PM
Subject: west prize
I did not see you listed in this years applicants.
Are you submitting, you have till midnight?
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Fri, Nov 20, 2009 at 4:53 PM
Subject: My Fall Newsletter
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Meat and Veggie Egg Muffins
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1/2 onion, diced (about 3/4c)
1/2 sweet potato, diced (about 3/4c)
1.5c meat, diced and cooked
1.5c veggies, small dice
18 eggs
1/2c milk**
1/2c cheese, optional
Tomato slices, green onions, or herbs, optional
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Living in disestablishmentTuesday, September 7th, 2010
As promised, here are some photos from inside the convent where I live at the moment. I should have shared these earlier, but there's no internet in the convent!
I live on the first floor, in the middle wing of the very large building. There are perhaps 150 rooms in total, across wings with names like Bethany and San Damiano. It's very quiet, days go by without seeing another person.
See yesterday's post, In A Convent Garden, for the first set of photos from the grounds and gardens. Feedback very welcome.


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Graeme Fullarton was born on 4 March 1936. He grew up with his brother Bruce and his parents in Moonee Ponds. In 1959, at age 23, Graeme Fullarton purchased land in Keilor East with his brother. The brothers chose to live there as they had a strong connection with their family and wanted to build their new homes in their local area. They chose adjoining blocks in the new estate, to be near each other.
Graeme purchased land in Quinn Grove, Keilor East, in November 1959. Originally farmland, it was owned by William Fox and Michael Fox of Keilor Farmers, but the sale of the individual blocks was managed by developer Leo Grodeck of 53 Lansell Road, Toorak. Graeme had first seen the land in 1956 but the price had doubled in the three years before he saw it again, so he decided he had better hurry up and put a deposit down before it was out of reach. It cost him about £700.
Graeme chose his block of land because it had a wide frontage, and was one of the largest blocks in the street so he could extend his house if he wanted to. His brother Bruce chose a block of land behind Graeme's. Because Bruce was a plumber, he also selected a large block so he would have room for his work equipment.
Graeme was 30 years old and his wife Elaine was 24 when they married in September 1964. They met through the Scouting movement as Scout leaders. Plans had been drawn up for their new house in February 1964 and soon after their wedding they began building their new home. Bruce began building about the same time as it was cheaper to build two houses with the same builder. He had married about 18 months before Graeme.
When searching for a house design, Graeme and Elaine Fullarton collected about 100 housing brochures over a six month period. They collected these from builders all over Melbourne, including the booming areas in the east and south. However, because of Graeme's family connections in the west, they chose a home design by a local builder. Their triple fronted brick veneer home was based on a design by E.W. Hales & Son of Footscray and was built in 1964 by J.R. Donnelly & Co, home builders of Glenroy. Their home differed slightly from the Hales standard house design - they changed the hot water system and heater, and had no 'line' pattern on their chimney and windows.
Graeme and Elaine's house construction was finished within five months, and they moved in during either October or Christmas 1966. Their new home had several innovations which they enjoyed, such as built-in wardrobes and a separate entry to the backyard that didn't go through the laundry. The Fullarton's built a gate in their back fence so that their family and Graeme's brother's family and dog could have access to each other's yards and homes. When Graeme and Elaine moved in they had a number of convenient gas appliances - hot water unit, space heater, stove and refrigerator - the latter was second-hand from Graeme's parents. They managed to buy a second hand television in their second year in the house, however they couldn't afford carpet for about five or six years after they moved in. They built a carport/workshop about three years after they moved in.
Keilor East was mainly a working class area, and a newly developing suburb. There were only a few hundred people living in the area near the Fullarton's house. There also was a lack of infrastructure in the new suburb when the Fullarton's first lived there. There was no sewerage connection to the area and the soil wasn't suitable for septic tanks, so they used a sanitary pan toilet for about two or three years. They were then were allowed to install a septic tank which they used for another six or seven years. In about their 10th year in the house they finally had sewerage connected to their home. When they first moved in to the area there were also no footpaths, drains or made [bitumen] roads. The only bus service was several blocks away and only ran hourly.
After a neighbourhood party in 1966 at which all the new residents complained about the lack of infrastructure in the area, Mr Fullarton found himself nominated for the Keilor Council elections and was successfully elected as an independent councillor. Graeme was a councillor for several years and was then elected Mayor in 1969-1970. His parents had been councillors at Essendon Council, so there was a family tradition of serving the community, but Graeme was particularly motivated by the hard living conditions in the new suburb of Keilor East in the 1960s.
Graeme described himself and his wife as 'pioneers'. He remembers that there was a great camaraderie between the neighbours - partly because many of them had grown up in the surrounding older suburbs like Moonee Ponds, Essendon, Footscray and Sunshine, and many others were connected through Scouting or other activities in the area, but partly because they shared the same 'pioneering' experiences. The neighbours became a close community. At one point there was a series of physical assaults occurring in Melbourne, and the wives in the neighbouring houses near the Fullarton's developed a 'panic system', whereby if they were in some sort of trouble they would hang a tea-towel in the kitchen window to alert their neighbours. The system never had to be used.
After being in the house for about 13 years, in 1976 Graeme and Elaine sold it for about £34,000 and moved to Diamond Creek in the outer north of Melbourne. Mr Fullarton and his wife later divorced.
The Graeme Fullarton collection includes: some of the legal documents relating to Graeme's land purchase; about 100 brochures from a wide range of builders around Melbourne; the house construction plan; mortgage repayment, land valuation, rates and sanitary services accounts; a quotation relating to the connection of the telephone service; house content insurance accounts; and gas and electricity accounts from the first years in the home. Family photographs show the house being built, from its footings through to the roof being put on. This collection of approximately 150 items evokes the 'great Australian dream' of owning a home.
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Air Date: March 19, 1972
Written by: William D. Gordon, Ward Hawkins
Directed by: Herschel Daugherty
Guest Stars: Suzanne Pleshette (Rose Becket), Jon Cypher (Colonel Cody Ransom), Hurd Hatfield (Major Donahue), Jodie Foster (Bluebird Ransom), Ray Teal (Sheriff Roy Coffee)
An Army Major continues his personal vendetta against a Confederate officer and his soldiers, despite the Cartwrights attempts to broker a peaceful surrender.
Trivia: This is Suzanne Pleshette's first and only appearance in the series. She will be forever known in television as Emily Hartley in The Bob Newhart Show(1972). With an acting career that spanned close to 50 years, she was nominated for an Emmy four times. Pleshette was married three times: In 1964, she wed teen idol Troy Donahue, her co-star in the 1962 film Rome Adventure and in 1964's A Distant Trumpet, but the marriage lasted less than a year. By contrast, her union with Texas oil millionaire Tim Gallagher lasted from 1968 until his death, in 2000.
After becoming a widow, she and widower Tom Poston (a Newhart regular) rekindled an old romance they had enjoyed when appearing together in The Golden Fleecing, a 1959 Broadway comedy. They were married from 2001 until Poston's death, in April 2007. Pleshette was diagnosed with lung cancer and underwent chemotherapy in the summer of 2006; she rallied, but in late 2007, she barely survived a bout of pneumonia. She died of respiratory failure on Saturday, January 19, 2008, a few days shy of her 71st birthday.
This was the last episode filmed for Season 13, and consequently, the last episode worked on by Dan Blocker and Ray Teal.


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Ever wanted to talk like a search engine? In 2017 and beyond, not only can you talk like a search engine — you also need to if you want more of the right customers to find your website.
According to Location World, 40% of us use voice search at least once per day. That number is only expected to increase as voice search changes the way we do SEO. It's easier, quicker — and fun. I personally use it and can see myself using it more as Google becomes more human.
Unless you get on board with this and meet the needs of your prospective customers, your website won't be seen by predominantly mobile users who are using conversational language to get the results they want.
Voice search is an essential you need to learn as you seek to stay visible and relevant on Google. I'm going to show you exactly how to talk like a search engine, but it comes with a disclaimer: Before you know it, you might find yourself talking to your partner like a search engine.
If you can handle that, let's make a start.
Ever written dialogue for a script? If you consider yourself to be good at writing dialogue, it should be pretty easy for you to pick phrases that humans are searching for with their voices.
If you've never written dialogue before, now is the time to get good at it.
A good dialogue writer pays careful attention to the way a human talks — the phrases and cadences they use.
When we speak into our devices to search for info on Google, we talk like we would if we were having a normal, everyday conversation with our friend. As opposed to talk like we're typing dry keyword phrases into Google.
In other words, you need to loosen up and second guess what words a human would use when searching for your content via voice search. You need to humanize your content.
It might take you a while to get this exactly right, but here are some examples based around the keyword "New York":
Choose keyword structures that mimic natural human speech as much as possible.
People like to ask Google questions. In fact, question phrases have grown by over 60% year on year. Now that we're talking into our devices, we're going to ask even more questions.
This means that you need to think of the questions people will be asking that are related to your business, product, or niche. When thinking up question phrases, consider How, What, Where, and Why.
For example:
Remember to use long-tail keywords as much as possible, and put yourself in the shoes of the customer. What sort of questions would you ask if you wanted some information on your business, product, or niche? What problem might you have, and how would you phrase it if you were talking into your phone?
Let's say there are two different people who want the exact same information about your niche. However, they're both going to ask a different question to get the same info. They might want to both learn how much it costs to lease an Audi TT Coupe, but they perform a different search.
User 1 speaks into their device like this:
How much does it cost to lease an Audi TT Coupe
User 2 speaks into their device like this:
What are the best lease deals for an Audi TT Coupe
Essentially, their aim is the same — to get a great lease deal. Who doesn't want that? However, User 1 omitted "best deals." As such, their search results might be different from User 2's.
The consequence for you? One user might find your site, but the other might not.
This is semantics. People are trying to find the same answers, but are wording their questions differently. This is likely to get worse with voice search. The good news is that Google uses Latent Semantic Indexing to gauge the underlying intent of an Internet user.
In other words, Google will do its best to uncover the "Why" behind a search so that they can better pair it up with the right content. What you need to do is create content that addresses your customers' concerns as comprehensively as possible, covering the right basis and answering their questions with valuable content.
The more relevant and valuable your content is, the better it can rank.
If you've been delaying making your site mobile friendly all this time, now is the moment you should get round to completing this particular task.
Mobile web browsing overtook desktop for the first time in 2016. Couple that with the fact that a quarter of 16 to 25-year-olds carry out voice searches on their phones, 40% of smartphone users started using voice search on their mobile as early as 2015, and that 67% of users on mobile leave an unoptimized site. There is no argument to be made for not making your site mobile ready.
Google has an awesome Mobile-Friendly Test tool that lets you gauge how mobile friendly your site is, but the most important things to focus on are:
Talking like a search engine, then, is actually not that difficult. It's just a case of second-guessing what people are saying into their phones when they want the info you've got. Keep experimenting, and you'll get there.
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Air Springs
Air Springs provide very low natural frequency and are essentially resonance free. Typically used for installations requiring a extremely high level of vibration control – such as science labs and medical facilities.
Frequencies of about 2Hz are typically achieved but lower acoustic frequencies are possible by bolting the air spring to a sealed hollow stanchon to increase the effective volume as the natural frequency is related to the air volume.
Typical applications include medical scanners (MRI) or high precision imaging equipment/apparatus such as SEM and TEM.
Some types of electrical transformer require isolation via air springs due to their inherently complex vibration spectrum especially when located on an upper floor.
If you would like to order or learn more about this product, please contact Mason UK's acoustic engineers.
Air Spring housing in place and start of reinforcing steel placement. Note styrofoam lining the pit. This will be removed after the concrete pour to form a 25mm void. The air springs will lift the inertia block by 25mm to form a void underneath. The void space is also vented. This helps to ensure that the inertia block remains free from external vibration & noise.
These pictures shows completed reinforcing steel and conduits in place. After the concrete pour pneumatic air lines will be drawn through the conduits and connected to the Mason Industries air springs via levelling valves.
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Zapraszamy do wysłania życiorysu - skontaktujemy się w przypadku wznowienia projektu lub podobnej oferty.
Zapraszamy do wysłania życiorysu - skontaktujemy się w przypadku wznowienia projektu lub podobnej oferty.
Job description:
- Identifying requirements and wishes of the customer
- Elaborating and documenting the ICT Architecture
- Determining the functional requirements and wishes for sub products
- Harmonizing the ICT Architecture and sub products with technical specialists
- Harmonizing the ICT Architecture with the customer
- Realization of technical and functional requirements and wishes in a project
- Elaborating and documenting the implementation and acceptance tests
- Migration work for commissioning Cloud services.
- Realization of technical and functional requirements and wishes in a project
- Heading technical workshops with the customer and technical specialists
- Explaining the service at a technical level
- Demonstrating the achieved functionality to the customer
- Supporting the project management in technical aspects
- Elaborating the project activities, dependencies and parameters
Job requirements:
- Senior secondary professional education + level
- 3 years relevant work experience
- Good communication skills
- Is viewed as the technical and industry expert fully conversant with the business objectives of the customer
- Is able to structure a Cloud architecture and harmonize that architecture in a design workshop, together with the customer
- Is able to independently produce a technical design and implement an environment on the basis of designated parameters/specifications
- Is able to analyze and solve third-line problems in a structured manner
- Is able to coordinate the tasks of other technical staff within the project
- Delivers an active contribution to the knowledge development of the organization
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- Is up to date on the trends and developments in the ICT market
- Has a good personal network among technology vendors and distributors, with access to best practices and industry expertise
We offer:
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Piano Unit 6
Aug 8 – 12, 2020 in Waterloo, ON
at Southwestern Ontario Suzuki Institute
Piano Unit 6
Instructor: Gail Lange,
Prerequisite course:
Audition: Piano Comprehensive.
Deadline: All audition materials must be submitted by August 8 *
*A discounted Audition Fee applies if audition is submitted before June 13. If submitted within 8-weeks of the course start date, the regular audition fee will apply.
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Trainer Information
Gail Lange is a Suzuki Piano teacher in Guelph, Ontario. A teacher trainer since 1984, Gail studied four months in Japan with Dr. Suzuki and Haruko Kataoka. Always inspired by the spirit of sharing in the Suzuki community, Gail has continued to observe and work with outstanding teachers. She is a frequent clinician at workshops and institutes particularly in Canada and offers training courses throughout the year in her Studio. Past-Chair of the Suzuki Association of Ontario, and former Piano Director of the Southwestern Ontario Suzuki Institute, Gail has also served twice on the SAA Board, was Piano Coordinator of the 2008 Conference and is Piano Ensembles Coordinator of the 2016 Conference. Along with Joan Krzywicki, she is spearheading the production of a video promoting Suzuki Piano. Currently, she is on Teacher Development Committee and is a SPA facilitator. In 2005 Gail was awarded the Queen Elizabeth Jubilee Medal by the Canadian government for her contributions to music
Saturday, August 8 to Wednesday, August 12, , 2020
Southwestern Ontario Suzuki Institute
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School Creed
As part of the SMSC development within Rush Green Primary we have implemented a School Creed for all members of the school community to learn and recite. It is important to us that children display an increasing willingness to participate and to learn about their own service within the school. This is clearly depicted throughout the recitation of the School Creed. Children must understand their place within their society and the role they must take within it, 'So many hearts make a school'.
To start each new week as a working community the children are expected to recite the School Creed alongside their teachers every Monday. In order to give the children a broader sense of community the creed is also recited throughout the week during assembly time. Before going home on Friday the children will again recite the creed to finish their week with a sense of belonging.
Our School Creed
This is our school,
Let happiness live here.
Let the rooms be full of working children,
Let friendship and kindness be all around us,
Taking care of our school community,
Helping us to work and play together.
Let us remember,
That as many hands build a house,
So many hearts build a school.
We are the pupils of Rush Green and we 'Strive to Succeed.'
What Our School Creed means to me:
The School Creed has been produced to show that everywhere you go, there are working children. Also, there is happiness everywhere you look. The School Creed means quite a lot to me because it makes me feel proud to be a pupil at Rush Green Primary School. I hope everyone feels the same!
Year 5
I feel our School Creed is important because it reminds us to never give up, encourage others and always do our best. It also means to help each other and have a good friendship with all of the people around you. you should have a good attitude every day.
Year 4
The School Creed means to me that we should never give up. We should not be shy to ask for help and if we have ideas we share them. When it says, 'Strive to Succeed' it means we work hard and if we succeed we should be proud of ourselves.
Year 4
To me the School Creed means working together and making a supportive school. It also means that we should take pride in our work. I also think that it means that support and friendship make a big community.
Year 4
To me the School Creed means that we are a big team so we work hard. We should always let happiness live in our school so whenever a visitor comes we should make them proud and want to visit our school again. We should always work hard and never give up.
Year 3
I feel the School Creed means that we should all stick together and never give up. We should always encourage others to do the right thing and to do their best. I am really proud of my school because I have really great friends. Also, the School Creed means to me that all our classes should be full of working children and that we should all be happy. Let us 'Strive to Succeed'!
Year 3
The School Creed makes me feel happy because it means 'Strive to Succeed' and every one must! It's true lots of hearts build a school.
Year 3
The School Creed reminds me of how we all try our best to get along with each other. 'Let happiness live here' means that everyone is happy almost all of the time. 'Let the rooms be full of working children' means in every room there should always be children that are working hard to achieve their best. The School Creed also means that we are all friends and we should all take part in looking after our school and the people in it. '..So many hearts builds a school' means that any builder can build our building but to make a school you need to put all of your heart into it. Finally, 'Strive to Succeed' means that every pupil and teacher will do anything to succeed in their work!
Year 6
Strive to Succeed' doesn't mean just one word, it means this school is one big team!'


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Police and shoppers alike opened up with the chemical irritant as millions of people across the United States surged into the stores to take advantage of the post-Thanksgiving sales.
In Porter Ranch, an affluent suburb of Los Angeles, a woman cleared a path to desired items in a Walmart Store by pepper-spraying fellow customers.
Around 20 people, including a number of children, were hurt in the incident last night, which local police described as "customer-versus-customer shopping rage".
Despite the chaos in the store the woman is thought to have been able to pay for her purchases and walk out. No arrests have yet been made.
More than 2,500 miles away in Kinston, North Carolina, another Walmart was filled with pepper spray, this time fired by an off-duty police officer who had been hired to keep order at the store.
One witness told WITN that a commotion had broken out in a line for mobile phones reduced from $200 to $35 (£129 to £22). She said there a man fell onto a display in the tumult and officers mistook it for a fight.
Bill Johnson, director of public safety for the City of Kinston, told the Daily Telegraph that the officer had fired only a "short puff into the air to maintain order" and said the incident would be reviewed next week.
Footage posted on YouTube from the store showed one man being arrested and a line of customers walking out with their faces covered. Walmart did not immediately reply to a request for comment.
There were also scattered reports of armed robberies across the country as opportunistic thieves tried to take advantage of shoppers laden down with expensive goods.
The violence and disorder once again prompted a debate on whether stores should review their policies on Black Friday opening, three years after a man was trampled to death in New York.
Jeff Gardere, a psychologist, told CNN that the companies should stop encouraging the annual chaos of Black Friday, especially in straitened economic times.
"People are really desperate. With the economy the way that it people see this as an opportunity to hoard some things they might not otherwise be able to afford.
"The retailers have to take some responsibility. People are very, very desperate and companies can still make the money but they have to be responsible for their fellow human beings."
Around 152 million people, nearly half the population of the US, is expected to spend $50 billion (£31 billion), in the sales, according a survey by the National Retail Federation (NRF). If reached, the numbers would be up more than 10 per cent on last year.
Early indications were positive for retailers, with some 9,000 people queuing at the Macy's in New York's Herald Square.


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Gilles Herard, Capital Corp Merchant Banking
Financial maths is a principal fork of applied mathematics concerned with the financial markets. Financial maths is the study of financial data with the instruments of maths, mainly statistics. Such data can be trends of securities—stocks and bonds etc.—and their relations. Another big subfield is insurance mathematics.
Experimental finance aims to establish unlike market settings and environments to observe experimentally and render a lens through which science can analyze agents' behavior and the resulting features of trading flows, information diffusion and accumulation, price setting mechanisms, and returns processes.
Researchers in experimental finance can study to what extent existing financial economics possibility makes valid anticipations, and attempt to discover new principles on which such theory can be covered. Research may proceed by conducting trading simulations or by founding and studying the behaviour of people in artificial competitive market-like settings.


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Colombian Higher Education Institution
Authors: Sara Isabel Montoya, Carolina Salamanca
Abstract: This project emerged from the necessity of responding to the policies for "home in- ternationalization" of a higher education institution in coherence with the aims proposed by the National Ministry of Education in relation to the development of communicative competences of English as a foreign language regarding this kind of institutions. The research had a descriptive design methodology used in a two parallel processes: a teaching training in the communicative competences of English starting from a diagnosis, and training in the CLIL approach for the design of content activities was implemented through the collective work of a team of volun- teer teachers from the institution. After the activities were applied, the results were positive; indicating that making use of interesting and motivational didactic resources, students and educators recognized the pedagogical advantages of the approach for the learning of content simultaneously reinforcing communicative competences in English as a foreign language, and at the same time sought to continue and increase the use of CLIL activities. This allowed ex- panding the scope to an institutional level, socializing the experiences, and giving place to a second phase that can validate the information.
PubDate: 2017-08-14
Issue No: Vol. 10, No. 1 (2017)
- Affective Limitations in Second Language Acquisition by Spanish Adult
Learners in Vocational Training Programs
Authors: Sergio Bernal Castañeda
Abstract: This article aims to show and explain the growing motivational, personal or af- fective dif culties that unemployed adult learners are currently facing in the English subject when they decide to retake their education in age-diverse Vocational Training Programs in the Spanish educational system. The results presented in this article are based on a multiple case qualitative study research directed in two different areas. The participants were vocational training teachers who participated in a semi-structured interview. They con rmed the increas- ing level of frustration and dropout rate that Spanish adult students are experiencing in the L2 subject of these programs, mostly due to their oral and comprehension skills. The results of this article show the numerous obstacles of adaptation to the L2 contents and methodologies that adult learners face; generally because they are surrounded by adolescent or younger class- mates who have more experience in the foreign language and a wider linguistic knowledge. It is further explained how this age heterogeneity in the English classroom leads to dif culties in the linguistic acquisition, lack of adaptation to current L2 teaching methodologies and lack of inclusion in the rest of the group, due to motivational limitations derived from fear of ridicule, self-imposed affective barriers and anxiety in the English classroom. doi: 10.5294/laclil.2017.10.1.6
PubDate: 2017-08-14
Issue No: Vol. 10, No. 1 (2017)


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If you are looking for unforgetable moments for your Christmas holidays choose Greece! In this article you will find some places in Greece to spend your Christmas holidays. Enjoy!
Town of Drama
Drama is a very beautiful and cozy town, special for winter and Christmas holidays. You will find there many polite people, nice food and beautiful landscapes to visit, like Falakro ski center. Also in Drama you will find the most famous Christmas thematic park, named Oneiroupoli (Dreamland).
Crete island
Crete is the biggest island of Greece. It is known in all the world for its unique style and beauty. Crete has beautiful landscapes and very good people. Despite Crete is an island it is very good destination for Christmas holidays, because of its special places and style. You will have the chance to visit many beautifu villages on the mountains of Crete. Don't forget to taste the local drinks and food.
Arachova village
Arachove is a village of Parnassos set at an altidude of 980 metres. It is known in all the world for its ski center. People from all over the Greece and the world travel to visit Arachova during the winter. It is a real pleasure.
Metsovo village
In west Greece in the area of Ioannina there is a very beautiful and famous village named, Metsovo. It is among mountains in one of the most beautiful landscapes in all Greece. Metsovo is also known for its very famous cheese, named Metsovone. Don't forget to taste it!
ThessaloniKI city
Thessaloniki city is the second biggest city in Greece after Athens. It is known for its festive atmosphere and its unique beauty and people. In Thessaloniki city you will have to see many monuments and museums and have the chance to taste many delicius foods and sweets like traditional "mpougatsa pie" and "trigona panoramatos". Because Thessaloniki city is on the north Greece you will be lucky to live magical white Christmas.
Athens city
Athens is the capital of Greece and also one of the most historical and beautiful cities in all the world. In Athens city you will spend the most wonderful time and fill it with unforgetable moments. From day to night in Athens your days will be full of activities and visits in the most special monuments and museums in the world. One of them is the Acropolis Museum.
Syros island
Syros island is one of the most beautiful islands in Greece. It is a beautiful and historical place. Its beauty will make you feel magic. Ermoupoli, the capital of the island is look like a fairytale with its festive decoration. If you want to live something different choose Syros. Also don't forget to taste the traditional cuisine of Syros and of of course the sweets named "loukoumia".
For the best Christmas holidays in Greece don't forget to take with you your passport, book early your tickets and hotel and of course never forget to wear your most beautiful smile. Enjoy every moment in Greece and live the most extraordinary winter holidays.


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January is underway and I have definitely read more "I've been sick" posts than posts about New Year's Goals. Cold season is in full swing. This got me to thinking… can you get sick from your pet? I know Lulu wouldn't mean it, but if she became ill, could I catch her cold? I did a little research to find out. The quick answer is… Yes, you can get sick from your pet.
Can You Get Sick From Your Pet?
Can You Get Sick From Your Pet?
Now here's the longer answer. The good news is a lot of diseases are not communicable between humans and pets (mainly looking at cats and dogs for this post). But those that can be are called zoonotic diseases, according to a report by CBS News. Common examples include:
- Rabies: Can be spread through contact or a bit. This is why it's so important for your pet to receive an annual rabies vaccine. Rabies is deadly for pets.
- Bartonellosis: Also known as "cat scratch disease" this one is passed between felines to people usually through cat bites and scratches. Solutions include controlling fleas and thoroughly washing any skin broken by the animal. Also, tell kitty to play more friendly next time.
Related blog posts:
• Meet Lulu
• The Time My Dog Ate Bread Dough
• Tips for Writing Pet Sitter Instructions
• How to Prepare Your Dog for a Race
- Ringworm / Roundworm / Hookworm: These just sound awful to begin with. These skin diseases are carried on the coats of cats and dogs. Cleanliness is key in prevention. Be sure to bathe Fido, and even Fluffy, regularly.
- Lyme Disease: This is often passed by ticks. Again, flea and tick treatments are important for your pets in controlling this disease and others.
- Diseases Passed Through Fecal Matter: There are quite a few. Again, keeping pets clean is important along with the spaces they use to defecate. For dog owners, clean up your yard and dog paws regularly when they come inside. For kitty this means keeping the litter box in tip top shape. Children especially should be encouraged to wash their hands after playing with pets.
There are other diseases transmittable from pet to human, but these are some of the main players I found through my research. Fortunately there wasn't much evidence of a dog getting a cold and coughing on a human and transmitting it.
Additional tips for keeping your pet, home and yourself safe include keeping your pet's space clean such as bedding and toys. These can be washed regularly in hot water to disinfect.
Keeping pets away from raw or spoiled foods that can cause certain diseases such as salmonella poisoning is also important, and always take your pet to the veterinarian on a regular basis (annual check up at least) to ensure they are in good health and you don't get sick from your pet.
Sources: MNN.com, CBS, Prevention.com


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The GIGABYTE GA-X99-Designare EX motherboard is GIGABYTE X99 Refresh motherboard to be certified to support Thunderbolt™ 3. This gives enthusiasts that need the tried-and-true horsepower and reliability of the X99 chipset access to the world's fastest connectivity protocol. Powered by Intel's own Thunderbolt 3 controller, the new Thunderbolt 3 protocol is available over a USB Type-C™ connector on the back I/O of select GIGABYTE motherboards including the X99-Designare EX. Bringing an unprecedented single-wire bandwidth of up to 40 Gb/s -- twice more than the previous generation!
Support for Thunderbolt™ 3 on the GIGABYTE X99-Designare EX motherboard opens up a world of possibilities for enthusiasts or professionals using the X99 chipset. With the unmatched bandwidth that Thunderbolt™ 3 provides, enthusiasts can use new devices such as discrete GPU boxes, external quad M.2 drives, or U.2 expansion drives.
One of the main advantages of Thunderbolt™ 3 is its ability to carry a video signal, but as X99 platforms don't have a GPU integrated in the CPU, the Thunderbolt controller needs to link with a discrete graphics card. In order to solve this conundrum, GIGABYTE designed the X99-Designare EX with a DisplayPort Input port on the back I/O allowing users to pair their devices with a USB Type-C connector (the required cables to connect the graphics card to Thunderbolt controller are bundled with the board).
• Chipset: Intel® X99 Express Chipset
• CPU: Supports Intel® Core™ i7 processors in the LGA2011-3 package
• Memory: 8 DIMMs, 4 Channel DDR4, supports up to 128 GB
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A couple of years ago, I blogged about an phenomenon called Bukimi no tani or Uncanny Valley. Jeff Atwood of Coding Horror posted a blog expanding on Bill Higgins description of a User Interface anti-pattern. The anti-pattern is where users experience Uncanny Valley expecting a web application and instead are given a desktop application.
"A web app that apes the conventions of a desktop application is attempting to cross the uncanny valley of user interface design. This is a bad idea for all the same reasons; the tiny flaws and imperfections of the simulation will be grossly magnified for users."
Coding Horror: Avoiding The Uncanny Valley of User Interface
The Uncanny Valley of user interface design
All too often, I've seen corporate line of business applications fail to cross the uncanny valley by simulating a desktop application using JavaScript, Async requests and HTML. Yes, I agree that AJAX frameworks have made things easier but they've not come close to jumping the uncanny valley.
If you plan to create a rich desktop application use Adobe Flex, SilverLight, or Smart Client Architecture.
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text: Adversity. Every living person faces it. It's part of the human condition. I'm Christopher Wiehl, an actor and filmmaker, and I've had plenty of challenges of my own. Some people may not think that's the case, but I bet they've never had brain fluid leaking from their nose. I'd been living what some would have considered a charmed life when, in 2008, doctors discovered a brain tumor next to the auditory nerve in my right ear. It nearly killed me, but I'm still here. And through it all, one lesson I've learned is that the adversity people face is not as important as their response to it. It's how they overcome the obstacles—how they learn to walk like a man, as Bruce Springsteen would say—that keeps them moving forward. In Trying to Walk Like a Man, we'll talk about how I'm trying to survive in the cutthroat entertainment industry—and while you're here, we'll discuss our own lives. We'll talk about some of the adversity we all face, and we'll see if we can figure out what keeps us putting one foot in front of the other. Pull up a chair, won't you?


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Thursday, September 24, 2009
Basket Of 'Candylights' Give~Away!!
Hello Sweet Friends,
In honor of introducing our Newest Product Line, I thought a BIG FAT Give~away was in order. Especially for those who have not had known the pleasure of enjoying these Sweet Colored Lights. Bulbs come in 5 & 7 Watts, Scented and Frosted too! To really enhance your special occasion displays they are also available in a 35 light White wire strand. The company will be bringing us a Green colored wire sometime in October. Also as part of our Promotion, the entire Collection of Candylights has been discounted until 12~31~09. So remember to stock up for the Season. From Spooky Halloween to the sweet scent of Peppermint. Coeur d'Alene is your one stop Candylight Shoppe! This Give~Away ends at midnight on October 12, 2009. The winner will be notified on October 13, 2009.
Our Give~away Brings you a:
Sample Pack of 6 Pastel Colored 5 watt light bulbs
1 Buttercream Sugar Coated light bulb
1 Pink Rose scented light bulb
1 Halloween 35 light, 15 ft. light strand
1 Autumn 35 light, 15 ft. light strand
1 Bubblegum 35 light, 15 ft. light strand
1 Cotton Candy 35 light, 15 ft. light strand
1 Candy Cane Scented 35 light, 15 ft. light strand
1 Christmas Holiday 35 light, 15 ft. light stand
1 Hand painted, glittered, 3 light Candelabra
3 Candy Cane Scented light bulbs
(Retail Value $126, does not include basket. Candelabra can also be found on our website)
Ok, Sound Fun??? To enter: 1.) Leave a Comment 2.) Let us know in a second entry that you are on our Mailing List, or you must sign up and let us know. 3.) Twitter about the Give~Away, and leave another comment. That's 3 separate entry's to win. Good Luck and have a Great Week~end!!!
Huggs, Nancy www.coeurdalenegifts.com
69 comments:
Hi Nancy,ReplyDelete
What a great giveaway! I'm not going to enter because I sell them and I want someone new to see how great they are. I keep meaning to tell you that when I click on your blog link under your signature it brings me to your old blog.
Have a great day.
Wow Nancy ~ What a wonderful giveaway !! What fun !ReplyDelete
Wow ....That is SOME prize. What an AWESOME giveaway!ReplyDelete
These lights are adorable. What fun!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 24, 2009 at 9:12 AM
What a great Give away! I'm off to twitter and join your mailing list!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 24, 2009 at 9:19 AM
Ok.. done done and done! I am on your mailing list too. Thanks again for the great giveaway.ReplyDelete
What a very generous giveaway, Nancy! What fun and pretty colors. I'm going to put your giveaway on my sidebar.ReplyDelete
Wow,,, Now this is a BIG FAT give away!!! Good luck and I hope it brings you much business!!! I am already on your mailing list. ON my way to twitter now. Be back in a minute. lolReplyDelete
Have a really nice day. (()) gail
Hi, I ammmm back! I sent a twitter message too. Thanks for holding such an awesome contest. (()) gailReplyDelete
Nancy, this is a great giveaway! Please throw my name in the hat,ReplyDelete
Patricia Rose-A Potpourri of Fabric, Fragrance and Findings
I am on your mailing list already! Woo hoo, entry #2 - Pick me, pick me!!!ReplyDelete
Patricia Rose-A Potpourri of Fabric, Fragrance and Findings
Twittered about the give away and retweeted Lisa's (she beat me there!) Entry #3! Oh this is such a super giveaway,ReplyDelete
Patricia Rose-A Potpourri of Fabric, Fragrance and Findings
Hi Nancy!!ReplyDelete
Wow! What a great giveaway! Love it! Good Luck to all who enter!
Janet's Creative Pillows
September 24, 2009 3:55 PM
Would love to enter your giveaway! Thanks for visiting my blog , what a fun birthday day for your DH to have!ReplyDelete
Wow Nancy,ReplyDelete
Congratulations and way to go on a great give-away.
xo Cathy
Wow! Nancy! Terrific giveaway...Candylights are the best!!ReplyDelete
I am on your mailing list, Nancy!!ReplyDelete
I have Twittered about this wonderful giveaway!!ReplyDelete
More Hugs!
OMG I have seen these beautiful lights around, I love them, I am going to join your mailing list now, and add to my post too!ReplyDelete
Wonderful give away and congrats for carrying candlelights that is so wonderful! I am on your all you lists so i will just wait for my prize ro arrive (haha) have a great weel - hugs sassy gailReplyDelete
good luck on your fantastic giveaway, a beautiful gift for the winner.ReplyDelete
woah! What an awesome giveaway:) I've never seen these before..but, I'm sure it looks beautiful when plugged in..good luck everyone:)ReplyDelete
I am now on your mailing list!!ReplyDelete
I tweeted your awesome giveaway:):)ReplyDelete
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I am now a follower!ReplyDelete
What a fantastic give-a-way, very generous!
I am on your mailing list!ReplyDelete
Twittered about it!ReplyDelete
Hello, what an awesome giveaway. Please sign me up!! I am having a giveaway too so please stop by my blog and join if you'd like!!ReplyDelete
♥ Rebecca
I am on your mailing list!! Thanks!!ReplyDelete
♥ Rebecca
Hi again!! Twittered about your lovely giveaway!!ReplyDelete
♥ Rebecca
WEll, I've never heard of these types of lights...scented??? Cool! Hubby will never know where it's coming from hehehe! He hates my candles and plug ins, so I only enjoy them when he is at work. Saw your post on MMP.ReplyDelete
Congratulations on your newest product line! What a great give-a-way!ReplyDelete
~ Tracy
I am now on your mailing list! [firstname.lastname@example.com]ReplyDelete
I tweeted: http://twitter.com/FlourChild2006/status/4448081398ReplyDelete
Nancy, what a generous giveaway! I love, love, LOVE the Candylights! And I didn't know you had a blog! Hurray! Leslie AnneReplyDelete
Well, I've signed up to receive your newsletter and joined as a follower as well (not sure if there's any difference, but I don't like to miss out on anything!)ReplyDelete
Leslie Anne ;)
Wow Nancy, You are always so generous in your give aways. I also, love, love, love your new banner for Coeur d'Alene, Artistry in Fiber!!!ReplyDelete
Hugs, Tedi
- AnonymousSeptember 29, 2009 at 10:04 PM
Oh, sounds so fun!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 1, 2009 at 1:33 PM
I am so happy to have found you! Such beautiful lights! I am off to get on your mailing list.ReplyDelete
Just wanted to let you know that I joined your mailing list. Woo Hoo!ReplyDelete
Oh I've wanted to try these! Roxie is wonderful and the candy lights are amazing!ReplyDelete
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I am on your mailing list as well and would LOVE this!!!ReplyDelete
Oh you sound like my kind of ladies! Here is my first entry..next onto my fanpage on fb.. that will also tweet on twitter =)ReplyDelete
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Great Giveaway... thanks .... I would love to win this prize.. I have some ideas where I could use them... debbReplyDelete
Please enter me. Everything looks divine!ReplyDelete
#2 I'm on your mailing list. Thank you.ReplyDelete
this is a great giveaway! please enter my name! thanks, janReplyDelete
Amazing giveaway. How very generous. I would be honored to be entered to win it. I think the person who wins should have to post photos to show how all the yummy goodness is used! Cound me in!ReplyDelete
Thank you so much and what a wonderful blog! Roxie told me about it as we are Facebook and Blog friends! I will add you to my list!
Have a wonderful week!
amazing give-away. Would love to be entered. :)ReplyDelete
I love Candylights! I have some of my own for Christmas and would love to have this great giveaway too!! Thanks Nancy!ReplyDelete
Hugs to you,
I tweeted! http://twitter.com/whimsyvictoria Thanks Nancy have a wonderful day!! :)ReplyDelete
I love these lights. I ordered six strands of the pink ones from Roxie for my Christmas tree. I look forward to visiting your shop often. Hope I win the basket.ReplyDelete
Okay, just joined the newsletter. Now off to Twitter to sign up there.ReplyDelete
Okay, I just twittered about the site and the give away. I have completed my three tasks. Now to check out your site.ReplyDelete
What a wonderful giveaway! ÜReplyDelete
This is such a wonderful giveaway. I'm on your mailing list! xoxReplyDelete
I have no idea who to give credit to for leading me here...I have clicked deeply into blogville this morning!!ReplyDelete
I am glad I found you...love your blog...great give-away. Oh, Im following!
- AnonymousOctober 9, 2009 at 10:40 AM
What a nice price give-away. I would love to win the goodies:)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 9, 2009 at 10:43 AM
I signed up for your mailing list.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 9, 2009 at 9:41 PM
I placed a tweet on my twitter site http://twitter.com/homeReplyDelete
And I also placed a link to the contest on my blog site http://yesangelswatchoverme.blogspot.com/
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Thanks for your blog & another thanks for this chance to win this Basket Of 'Candylights'in this Give~Away!!
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I am signed up on your mailing list
I follow your blog & I follow you on Twitter too!!!
Hi Nancy,ReplyDelete
Thanks for stopping by my blog today. That is an awesome gift basket you are giving away to some lucky winner. I have a good stock of Candylights that I had already ordered and I just know you are going to make someone very, very happy!
Pink hugs,
Love your website...It is classic!!Inviting...ReplyDelete
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