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Of course, if I had these, Dan would only be interested in seeing how much swing he could get out of those fringes during a spanking.
Of course, if I had these, Dan would only be interested in seeing how much swing he could get out of those fringes during a spanking.
Lying naked on a rug is a classic and this is a perfect example of that.
It kinda makes me wish I'd found a rug like that to pose on.
I like this pose but I love those panties! I love pretty undies and I want some just like those. Not that they'd do me much good in the woods but we'll be home eventually!
We're in a hotel with a decent internet connection so I thought I'd give y'all a quick update. I hate to be a spank tease by not giving any details, but I just had to announce that I finally got my switching in the woods!
We took a walk along a gorgeous trail and Dan found a nice willow to make a switch from. I was apprehensive when he bent me over and had me place my hands on a tree trunk for balance because I'd never been switched before. I was right to be, too. Darn but that thing stung! And he switched me over my jeans, too. I'm just glad we were alone in the woods. At least, I hope we were!
I'll post a picture of the switch and give more details when we get back home. It's been an amazing vacation but I'm ready to get back. I'm hoping we'll be home by the end of the week. Until then since I had downloaded several pics from Guba for use while we were away, that's probably all I'll be able to post until we get back to our home computers. I just had to finish Spankable Bottoms month with gusto! *wink*
We're still on the road so here's more picture fun!
This is lovely pic that I though might brighten up your Sunday and get the week off to a good start. Enjoy!
Now here's a pose I know well!
I'm not sure but I think her panties match her bedspread. Now that's being coordinated!
I think I've found my new best friend!
This yummy bunny can be found at Lovers Package. I've been wanting one of these vibes with the rotating beads since I got the chance to handle one at a sex shop recently.
Dan and I were in a shop that had several different versions of this type of vibe on display complete with power so you could handle them. They were afixed to a counter but you could turn them on and feel them with your hands. I was like a kid in a candy shop.
Poor Dan was pretending he didn't know me. Maybe because I was oohing and ahhing and saying stuff like, "Oh my! You've gotta feel the motion on this one!" Okay, maybe I did go a little crazy. But I want one!
Believe it or not, we're still on the road exploring and having fun. We plan to start heading home next week so I won't be able to post anything lengthy until after the first of September.
Until then I'll still have these short posts to keep things lively around here. I just wish I could keep up with the comments better. I'll catch up eventually with all of you though, I promise!
I also have lots of fun stories about our trip. We're having a great time and I'm constantly amazed by all that I see. I'm an animal lover and seeing so many different animals in their own enviroment has been awesome. Not to mention the beautiful scenery. It's been great!
Of course, we've managed to squeeze in a fair amount of playtime. We're both really enjoying that new toy I blogged about earlier which has come in really handy on this trip. It's a quiet toy but packs alot of sting so it's good for quick spankings where noise isn't a good idea. I can still be a little loud but pillows make good sound mufflers. *grin*
I'll give yᬬ a more indepth report when we get back. Especially if Dan gets his way and I get that outdoor switching he's been
promising me threatening this whole trip. Until then, enjoy the pretty pictures and other quickie posts I have prepped and ready to post, and I'll try to stay out of trouble. Heh.
Now here's a girl who looks like she's looking for a spanking.
The way I see it, if you're scantily dressed and bent over something you probably shouldn't stick your tongue out unless you really want to get spanked right then and there. It's always worked for me anyway. *wink*
Here's how to get his attention away from the show he's watching.
Wearing nothing but a pair of heels should normally get you noticed but it definitely helps if you make sure you're in his field of view. I think she's posed like that before. "Oh don't mind me, I'm just dusting a little."
We're still on vacation but I'm sending in quick posts when I can. I'll try to answer comments when I find a place with a good internet connection so please be patient with me. I really appreciate everyone's comments but at the moment I'm in a relative's living room and can't devote the time I'd like to answer. Soon though! In the meantime, I've got some posts lined up for this week that I can post on the fly.
I'm always on the look for fun and kinky things for Dan and I to try. Here's something that caught my eye from Extreme Restraints.
Doesn't that just look like fun? Make up a few fun rules, mix in a little spanking, and it could make for a very fun evening. I have the feeling the rules would include me getting spanked for not holding still and causing him to miss. Not that I would do such a thing. *grin*
Dan seems to think there's only one use for the many thin sticks we see out here in the woods while we're camping. Yup, he thinks they're only good for making switches for my bottom.
Here's a cutie showing how real campers use possible switches.
Here's a happy girl with her legs up.
If I did that it'd be seen as an invitation for a spanking . How do I know? Because I do it. *grin*
I'm wondering, has anyone out there tried this toy?
It's called the Triple Threat Acrylic Cane and I found it among the spanking toys at Lovers Package.
It looks evil and I'm sure it is…but I can't help being curious. I'd like another toy like the cane but I'm wondering if an acrylic one would be more intense. Also, I don't think they call it the Triple Threat without a reason.
But it's pink! This is going to be tough. I just hope my curiousity doesn't get me in trouble again. *wink*
What is it about after-spanking marks? The better my bottom is marked, the happier Dan is. I admit I enjoy seeing a mark or two myself sometimes, but it's not nearly as exciting to me as it is to Dan.
I think it may be that since I can feel the after-effects, I have proof enough of my spanking. After a good spanking, my bottom will have a nice lasting warmth and be tender to the touch. If I see a little pink, that's nice, too.
But Dan likes to see real marks. He enjoys watching the way an implement lands and the impression it makes on my bottom. Some implements immediately make a whitish mark that quickly colors up. Different implements make different marks. He loves it all.
It's not that I'm against marks, but I think they should at least get me a little sympathy. Instead, if I come into the room pouting and show him my marked bottom, he takes it as an invitation to spank me some more and on top of the marks just to "brighten them up a little." I can't win that game. What's worse is, I can't help but play it either. *sigh*
But what makes me really crazy is the way he'll say "Oh now that's pretty!" when he's admiring the marks on my bottom. It's not just because I don't find those marks pretty at all, but because he exclaims the exact same thing when I come prancing into the room wearing something slinky. What's a girl to think?
Maybe I should just grab the credit card and see if I can find something especially pretty to impress him with. I've had my eye on this lovely strapless corset from Lovers Package.
I think I may have to order it and see what reaction that'll get me. *grin*
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The founder of design studio Struggle Inc. gives us a look at his prized possessions.
For more than two decades, Cody Hudson has made punk rock treasure from trash. The 44-year-old street artist got his start plucking wood scraps from dumpsters, and his colorful designs have appeared on Converse shoes, Whole Foods bags, and even an Obama campaign poster. "I used to separate painting and design, but I'm connecting the two more as I age," says the Wisconsin native, whose urban style permeates the Logan Square prewar he shares with his wife, Lori, and two daughters, Birdie and Georgia.
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We saw a lot of good old-fashioned storytelling in 2016's graphic novels: Hope Larson and Rebecca Mock's Compass South, an adventure about plucky children at sea; John Patrick Green's Hippopotamister, a genial tale of a hippo and a red panda trying to get a job; and Ben Hatke's Mighty Jack, a modern take on a classic fairy tale. But our Top 10 also includes one serious and very important nonfiction book: March: Book Three, the conclusion of Rep. John Lewis's compelling memoir of the civil rights movement.
Compass South: Four Points by Hope Larson. illus. by Rebecca Mock. Farrar. Gr 5-7. Twins Alex and Cleo, left to fend for themselves in 19th-century New York, devise a plot to pose as twin boys and seek their fortune. Things go awry when they encounter another set of twins who are working the same scam. After a misadventure with the law, the twins are separated, and they each board a ship with their rival to travel to San Francisco—with a gang of thieves in hot pursuit. This fast-moving adventure with rich, historically accurate artwork will keep readers hooked till the last page.
Ghosts by Raina Telgemeier. illus. by author. Coloring by Braden Lamb. Scholastic. Gr 3-7. The theme of Ghosts is coming to terms with fear. Catrina's sister, Maya, has cystic fibrosis, and the family moves to a small coastal town for her health. Cat fears for Maya, but Maya is bold and full of life. When they learn that the town is filled with ghosts, Cat is unnerved—but Maya is overjoyed. The climax of the book is a fictionalized Día de los Muertos celebration in which humans cavort joyfully with ghosts—and Cat learns to let go of her fear.
Hilda and the Stone Forest by Luke Pearson. illus. by author. Nobrow. Gr 1-5. Pearson's tale of a young girl in a world of magical, often menacing creatures is really one big chase scene. But what a chase scene! Hilda starts out rescuing a tiny house from a running tuft of grass, and then she and her mother get lost in the land of the trolls. Pearson's art has a kinetic, cartoony feeling, and his world is full of imaginative creatures, but at its heart, this is a story of the tension between trust and the desire for independence that underlies the relationship of Hilda and her mother.
Hippopotamister by John Patrick Green. illus. by author. First Second. Gr K-3. Miserable living in a run-down zoo, Red Panda convinces his buddy Hippo to run away with him and get jobs in the outside world. Jumping from occupation to occupation, Hippo—renamed Hippopotamister in order to fit in better—triumphs at everything he tries, while Red Panda fails spectacularly. The story ends with a funny twist when they return to the zoo and put their newfound skills to use. A joyous tale of friendship and loyalty, this graphic novel has delightful spreads that will appeal to picture book fans.
March: Book Three by John Lewis & Andrew Aydin. illus. by Nate Powell. Top Shelf. Gr 8 Up. In the conclusion of this three-part memoir, Lewis, Aydin, and Powell pull out all the stops to bring readers back around to the opening scene of Book One, the march on Selma. Book Three covers a lot of ground, including the bombing of the 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham, AL; the Freedom Summer in Mississippi; and the 1964 Democratic Convention. Powell's cinematic black-and-white artwork breathes new life into the story with expert pacing. As the civil rights movement fades from memory to history, this book documents not only the triumphs but the struggles along the way.
Mighty Jack by Ben Hatke. illus. by author. First Second. Gr 5-9. Mighty Jack is a modern riff on "Jack and the Beanstalk." Jack's mother works two jobs, leaving Jack to care for his sister, Maddy, who doesn't speak. At a flea market, Jack trades his mother's car to a stranger for a packet of beans. Maddy insists on planting the seeds—but her garden grows magical fruits and vegetables, and some cause trouble for Jack, Maddy, and their new friend Lily. Hatke's vivid artwork brings this action-packed tale to life, with colors that change to reflect the mood of the story.
Narwhal: Unicorn of the Sea by Ben Clanton. illus. by author. Tundra. Gr 1-4. A silly and cheerful narwhal befriends a jellyfish, and they share fascinating facts about their species and their love of waffles. Narwhal longs to be part of a pod, and he recruits other sea creatures (none of them narwhals) to join him. Jelly is jealous because he is not invited to join the pod, but he doesn't realize that he's already part of the mixed family. Later, Narwhal and Jelly use their imagination to complete a story. This is a funny, charming book about having a diverse family and friends—as well as the power of waffles.
The Nameless City by Faith Erin Hicks. illus. by author. Coloring by Jordie Bellaire. First Second. Gr 4-8. The nameless city has been ruled by the Dao clan, one of a series of conquerors, for so long that no one can remember its true name. Kaidu is a young Dao soldier, but he's no warrior in training—he's more interested in books than in blades. Rat, a native of the city, is considered less than human by the Dao, but she helps Kaidu see the city and the role his people have played there in a whole new light. The first of a planned trilogy, this is a fascinating adventure fantasy story that's full of heart.
Science Comics: Dinosaurs by MK Reed. illus. by Joe Flood. First Second. Gr 4-8. There are many books about dinosaurs, but the "Science Comics" team has a refreshing new look at the many species of dinosaurs as well as the pioneering paleontologists who have tried to make sense of their fossilized remains. Reed and Flood depict not only what we know about dinosaurs but also the history of paleontology, including some strong personalities and feuds, making this book as much about science itself as about dinosaurs; their illustrations of our changing concepts of how dinosaurs looked and lived emphasize the point perfectly.
Snow White by Matt Phelan. illus. by author. Candlewick. Gr 5 Up. Phelan's Snow White is a clever retelling of the classic fairy tale. This nearly wordless book is set during the vaudeville era. The evil stepmother is a famous actress, the mirror is a stock market ticker tape, and the seven dwarfs are street urchins. The artwork, mostly in black-and-white or sepia tones with a splash of color every so often, evokes the time period. The story goes fast, but readers will want to reread it to study the illustrations and revel in their beauty.
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Tips to Paint Wainscoting Simple and Cozy
You will lead with this post to paint wainscoting simple on your wall room. When you get bored with the color of cover board wainscoting on the wall just follow this post to get fabulous tips to do it. AS an interior trim on the base of the wall it is needed special ways to paint the wainscoting. You can do it in DIY experience as well.
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1. Use the drop clothes to protect the floor from the run and drips paint to prevent it makes the floor dirt by the drips paint, and use painter's masking tape to prevent the drips of paint overlap to the another wall area.
2. Choose and use latex premier or shellac primer to encourage adhesion on the wainscoting.
3. To get sheen result on the wall use gloss latex to be stained on the wainscoting.
4. Use roller paint to stain the wainscoting and paint the wainscoting with rolling in vertical, or rolling from the left to right. For specific portion of wainscoting use paintbrush from nylon brush, or polyester brush for flawless results.
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text: Do you start to feel down when the nights draw in? Do you dread darkness and the colder weather? Maybe the sight of the leaves turning brown and gold reminds you of all the changes – many of them heart-wrenching – that life brings. Nature worshippers see the cycle of the seasons as a profound symbol for all that happens to us, each stage of the cycle having its own beauty. The over-riding message is All that dies shall be reborn. Let ancient wisdom guide you, so you can enjoy this time of year.


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Gov. Jerry Brown Offers Latest Legislative Update, Veto Messages
Below is list of legislation that Gov. Jerry Brown has signed into law as of Monday, October 2.
Among the bills Brown signed was Senate Bill 432, emergency medical services, which was sponsored by Sen. Richard Pan (D -Sacramento).
AB 149 by Assemblymember Reginald Byron Jones-Sawyer Sr. (D-Los Angeles) – Personal income taxes: Habitat for Humanity Voluntary Tax Contribution Fund.
AB 331 by Assemblymember Susan Talamantes Eggman (D-Stockton) – County recorders: veterans: recorded documents.
AB 352 by Assemblymember Miguel Santiago (D-Los Angeles) – State Housing Law: efficiency units.
AB 360 by Assemblymember Al Muratsuchi (D-Torrance) – The State Bar: pro bono legal assistance: veterans.
AB 390 by Assemblymember Miguel Santiago (D-Los Angeles) – Pedestrian crossing signals.
AB 462 by Assemblymember Tony Thurmond (D-Richmond) – Mental Health Services Oversight and Accountability Commission: wage information data access.
AB 527 by Assemblymember Anna Caballero (D-Salinas) – Pest control aircraft pilot's certificate: unmanned aircraft.
AB 556 by Assemblymember Monique Limόn (D-Santa Barbara) – County ordinances: violations: fines.
AB 562 by Assemblymember Al Muratsuchi (D-Torrance) – California State Auditor: interference.
AB 575 by Assemblymember Reginald Byron Jones-Sawyer Sr. (D-Los Angeles) – Elder and dependent adult abuse: mandated reporters: substance use disorder counselors.
AB 611 by Assemblymember Matthew M. Dababneh (D-Encino) – Mandated reporters of suspected financial abuse of an elder or dependent adult: powers of attorney.
AB 722 by Assemblymember Monique Limόn (D-Santa Barbara) – Isla Vista Community Services District: board of directors.
AB 727 by Assemblymember Adrin Nazarian (D-Sherman Oaks) – Mental Health Services Act: housing assistance.
AB 974 by Assemblymember Sharon Quirk-Silva (D-Fullerton) – Mental Health Services Act: reporting veterans spending.
AB 1134 by Assemblymember Todd Gloria (D-San Diego) – Mental Health Services Oversight and Accountability Commission: fellowship program.
AB 1277 by Assemblymember Tom F. Daly (D-Anaheim) – Dentistry: Dental Board of California: regulations.
AB 1315 by Assemblymember Kevin Mullin (D-South San Francisco) – Mental health: early psychosis and mood disorder detection and intervention.
AB 1520 by Assemblymember Autumn R. Burke (D-Inglewood) – Lifting Children and Families Out of Poverty Task Force.
AB 1618 by Assemblymember Sabrina Cervantes (D-Corona) – Veteran service providers.
AB 1696 by the Committee on Insurance – Insurance omnibus: developmental services.
AB 1714 by the Committee on Housing and Community Development – Income taxes: credits: low-income housing: farmworker housing: building standards: housing and home finance.
AB 1722 by the Committee on Governmental Organization – Alcoholic beverage licensees: restrictions: coupons.
AB 1723 by the Committee on Governmental Organization – Horse Racing Law.
SB 19 by Senator Jerry Hill (D-San Mateo) – Public Utilities Commission: duties and responsibilities: governance.
SB 36 by Senator Hannah-Beth Jackson (D-Santa Barbara) – Attorneys: State Bar: Sections of the State Bar. SB 52 by Senator Josh Newman (D-Fullerton) – State Route 39.
SB 295 by Senator William W. Monning (D-Carmel) – Farm labor contractors: sexual harassment prevention. SB 385 by Senator Ben Hueso (D-San Diego) – Public Utilities Commission: reports: programs: studies: ex parte communications.
SB 432 by Senator Richard Pan (D-Sacramento) – Emergency medical services.
SB 440 by Senator Robert M. Hertzberg (D-Van Nuys) – Personal income taxes: voluntary contributions: California Breast Cancer Research Voluntary Tax Contribution Fund and California Cancer Research Voluntary Tax Contribution Fund.
SB 512 by Senator Ed Hernandez (D-West Covina) – Health care practitioners: stem cell therapy.
SB 547 by Senator Jerry Hill (D-San Mateo) – Professions and vocations: weights and measures.
SB 564 by Senator Mike McGuire (D-Healdsburg) – Joint powers authorities: Water Bill Savings Act.
SB 618 by Senator Steven Bradford (D-Gardena) – Load-serving entities: integrated resource plans.
SB 672 by Senator Jean Fuller (R-Bakersfield) – Traffic-actuated signals: motorcycles and bicycles.
SB 690 by Senator Hannah-Beth Jackson (D-Santa Barbara) – State Bar of California: disclosures.
SB 732 by Senator Henry Stern (D-Agoura Hills) – General plan: agricultural land.
Below is the legislation vetoed accompanied by messages.
AB 524 by Assemblymember Frank Bigelow (R-O'Neals) – Public utilities: fines and settlements: 2015 Butte Fire. A veto message can be found here.
AB 850 by Assemblymember Ed Chau (D-Monterey Park) – Mental Health Services Oversight and Accountability Commission. A veto message can be found here.
AB 859 by Assemblymember Susan Talamantes Eggman (D-Stockton) – Elders and dependent adults: abuse or neglect. A veto message can be found here.
SB 11 by Senator Ted Gaines (R-El Dorado Hills) – Taxes: interest: penalties. A veto message can be found here.


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Commencing with its Mission of Charity, Tzu Chi has been focusing on providing financial aid to the underprivileged families, as well as, study grants to needy students. Along the way, it was discovered that a child's education is deeply affected by the family's financial standing. Many children need to work to help support the family's livelihood, thus lack motivation to continue with their studies. It is also common for the children to take up odd jobs or as labourers upon completion of their secondary school education; and some lose their ability to work due to accident at the workplace, thus becoming Tzu Chi's care recipients. Tzu Chi Education Foundation deeply feels for the children, who achieved outstanding performance academically but had to give up the opportunities for further studies due to their family's financial situation.
Tzu Chi is an organization that values humanistic spirit. It also aims to care for the underprivileged group and help to elevate the overall level of education among the people. Hence, since January 2017, it has introduced a study bond to help students, who need financial assistance to complete their tertiary education in Early Childhood Education in local university or college. Details of the study bond are as follows:
Application Criteria
• A Malaysian citizen.
• Aged between 17 and 30 at the time of application.
• Must have resided in Malaysia for the last 12 months and with a permanent mailing address in Malaysia (P.O. Box excluded).
• Not involved in any criminal activities or bankruptcy proceedings.
• Obtained a minimum 5Cs in SPM or in UEC. STPM/Matriculation/ A-Levels/Foundation/Diploma/1st Degree holders are encouraged to apply.
• A credit in SPM Bahasa Malaysia and English.
• Applicant must not be a recipient of any other financial aid from other organization(s) or foundation(s).
• Application may be submitted based on the academic results of the latest semester (for Matriculation/Diploma/A-Levels/Foundation/1st Degree) or trial examination (for SPM/UEC/STPM).
• Participation or involvement in Tzu Chi's activities will be positively considered.
General Conditions of Scholarship for Early Childhood Education Studies (SECES)
• Scholar must follow the approved programme and abide by the rules, regulations and codes of conduct of the institution.
• Any suspension from the institution will result in immediate suspension of the award.
• Scholar must maintain satisfactory progress in the chosen programme and be in good standing in accordance with the stipulations of the institution and host country.
• The Foundation reserves the full right to review from time to time the granting or continuous granting of the award.
• Scholar is not allowed to undertake any paid employment during his/her tenure without a written approval from the Foundation.
Expectations of a Scholarship for Early Childhood Education Studies (SECES) Recipient
• Scholar is expected to satisfy all course work, examination and/or dissertation requirements, and meet requirement of minimum GPA of 3.30 (or equivalent) in every semester.
• The bursary award will be revoked in the event that the Scholar fails to fulfil the above requirements for TWO(2) consecutive semesters; and the Scholar will thereafter need to indemnify the Foundation in FULL for all earlier expenditure.
• A ONE (1) time allowance may be given to the Scholar if he/she fails to meet the requirements during the tenure of the scholarship.
• No deferment is allowed during the tenure of the bursary award without a written permission from the Foundation.
• Scholar must join as Tzu Ching during her course. Every year, scholar needs to serve 50 hours in Tzu Chi community volunteerism.
• During long holiday, scholar will be required to work as interns in Tzu Chi's related education institute.
• Scholar may not change or substitute the course applied for except with written permission of Foundation.
• In any event, the granting or continuation of the bursary award shall at all times be subjected to the periodic review by the Foundation, which may involve regular visits to the home of the Scholar.
• All decisions made on matters related to the bursary awards are at the discretion of the Foundation, and are deemed final.
Qualification of Guarantors/ Surety
• Guarantors must be MALAYSIAN CITIZENS aged between 21 and 55 years old, with a permanent address in Malaysia (P.O.Box excluded).
• Guarantors must not be involved in any criminal activities and/or bankruptcy proceedings.
• The applicant's spouse shall not be a guarantor.
• A guarantor's gross monthly salary (from a confirmed employment)/monthly income shall not be less than RM3,000.
• No employee of the Foundation or member of a committee formed by the Foundation can act as a guarantor.
• No guarantor may act for two or more applicants at any one time.
• The Foundation reserves all rights to reject any guarantor without specifying any reasons.
Recommended Education Institute
• Diploma in Early Childhood Education – CECE College http://www.cece.edu.my/
• Diploma in Early Childhood Education, Degree in Early Childhood Education – New Era University College https://www.newera.edu.my/edu.php?id=393
• Degree in Early Childhood Education – UTAR http://www.utar.edu.my/econtent_proglist.jsp?fcatid=27&fcontentid=8050&fid=74
Important Notes
• Only candidates who meet the minimum criteria specified are eligible to apply.
• Meeting the minimum criteria does not automatically guarantee the applicant's success in being granted the bursary.
• All applications will be evaluated and short-listed by the Foundation. The Foundation reserves the right to revise the criteria from time to time.
• During the application process, the applicant will be required to serve in Tzu Chi related education institutes as a form of training. The duration of the training will be determined based on the current scenario. During the period, the applicant will be rewarded with a small allowance.
Scholars for Early Childhood Education Studies (SECES) Details
• The scholarship will cover tuition fees, accommodation, health and personal accident insurance, living and book allowances for the program.
• The Foundation reserves the right to review the value, length and terms & conditions of the award at any time and from time to time.
• The Scholar is required to fulfil a service bond with the Foundation or any of its nominated entities for a period between 3-5 years.
• Commencement, entity and venue of service will be confirmed upon completion of the program.
• However, employment with the Foundation or its entities is not assured.
• 1. The application shall be made in the form prescribed by the Foundation and subject to Terms and Conditions. The application form and procedures can be obtained from the Foundation's Secretariat at KL Tzu-Chi Jing Si Hall, Lot 359, Jalan Kepong, 52000 Kuala Lumpur. Tel: 03-62563820; E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com. These can also be obtained from www.tzuchi.edu.my.
• 2. The duly completed application form, together with the requisite documents, shall be submitted to the KL Tzu Chi Jing Si Hall.
Further enquiries, please contact
Ms. Ng Kah Shan
Phone: 03-62563820
Email: email@example.com
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Maidana to Khan: You owe me a rematch; I'll fight you on April 20th!
By Scott Gilfoid: Former WBA light welterweight champion Marcos Maidana (33-3, 30 KO's) has volunteered to be Amir Khan's next opponent on April 20th this year, and he says Khan owes him a rematch after his win over him back in December 2010.
Khan's promoter Richard Schaefer of Golden Boy Promotions is currently looking at Vyacheslav Senchenko, Victor Ortiz [Who Maidana knocked out] and Josesito Lopez as possible opponents for Khan's April 20th fight. Not surprisingly, Maidana's name has wasn't mentioned as one of the candidates despite the fact that his 2010 fight with Khan was one of the most exciting fights of the year.
Maidana said this on his twitter: "We [Khan] say it's unfinished business. Let's finish it April 20th…he owes me a rematch. He has a date April 20. We all know Khan WONT give me the rematch. But I just have some fun making him uncomfortable…Please dont ppl start saying weight is an obstacle for Khan to rematch me. He said today he'd fight Ortiz and Senchenko, who are welters..he owes me a rematch. & since he's looking for a foe I'm ready for April."
Yeah, I think it's safe to say that Khan won't be selecting Maidana to fight on April 20th, and I don't think Golden Boy would let Khan fight Maidana even if he asked for that fight. It was too close of a call last time they fought, and if things had things had been a little different, such as having a referee that was less involved, Maidana would have probably knocked Khan out.
Maidana badly hurt Khan in the 10th round but when he attempted to finish him off the referee kept jumping in to pull Maidana off of Khan and then separating them. The constant breaks in the action in the 10th and 11th rounds were all Khan needed to survive those rounds and win the fight.
Khan definitely can't use the weight excuse for not fighting Maidana, a welterweight, because Ortiz, Lopez and Senchenko are all welterweights. I'd favor Maidana over all three of them. I mean, he already knocked out Ortiz, so I don't know why Ortiz's name is on among the list and Maidana's. Ortiz has lost his last two fights by stoppages, and Lopez was just knocked out by Saul Alvarez, and Senchenko was stopped by Paulie Malignaggi last year.
It just looks like Khan is being set up for another safe pick like in his last fight against lightweight Carlos Molina. I don't think Golden Boy want to put the fragile chinned Khan in with a puncher like Maidana again, which is too bad because if Khan can't beat Maidana then he certainly won't be able to beat Danny Garcia in a rematch.
More Boxing News:
- Amir Khan says Terence Crawford can beat Floyd Mayweather
- Amir Khan says Kell Brook doesn't want to fight him
- Errol Spence Jr vs. Danny Garcia is 50-50 fight says Amir Khan
- Amir Khan calling out Oscar De La Hoya
- Amir Khan targeting Keith Thurman, Manny Pacquiao & Danny Garcia
- Arum doubts Wilder's manager Shelly Finkel read contract for Fury trilogy
- Carl Froch: Kell Brook is cashing out against Terence Crawford on Nov.14
- Chisora: Oleksandr Usyk will get Fright of his life on October 31st
- Mayweather diminishes Lomachenko's credentials following loss to Teofimo
- Haye says Whyte in denial about his knockout loss


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While a whopping 67% of you lovelies voted that hair streaks should die in 2011, maybe you'll change your mind once you see see this colorful updated version on Prabal Gurung's models from Fashion Week:
Prabal's inspiration for the show was a romantic girl that had a dark side a la Black Swan or a Tim Burton movie. Didier Malige for Frederic Fekkai created these super fun punches of color (think: purple, pink, blue...) to each model's wavy hair using Manic Panic hair dye:
But instead of the extremely obvious streaks you're used to seeing on stars like Katy Perry and Christina Aguilera, the Manic Panic dye was washed out so it could blend in more with the rest of the hair. This way, it doesn't have to be a look that's restricted to spunky singers on stage or pre-teens at the mall. Don't get me wrong, dying pieces of your hair with colors of the rainbow is certainly daring, but with the right blend of colors and un-fussy hairstyle, it could look very romantic.
P.S. The streaks looked even sweeter when they were wrapped up in bun formation like this model below (but this step was just so the waves could set in for the final look):
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The market is changing; the act of investing is based on risk versus reward. No investment is guaranteed, but how can you minimize that risk and increase the reward?
We are in an age where you have to be willing to adapt to changing environments. Using the tools available to you could be crucial in ensuring you are not left behind and property is still a viable place for your money.
Many smart investors are starting to realise the best place for their money might not be local, and is there really any difference?
If you invest in the stock market you don't pick companies based on them being headquartered in your town, you invest based on your level of risk and what you feel is best placed to make you money.
So here are a few tools you can use to minimise your risk, help you with your research and make more informed decisions...
Lend Invest is a bridging finance company with a buy to let index on its website. It's not accurate to the pound but if you want to start exploring some different areas this is a good place to start.
The index has some easy to use heat maps where you can explore capital growth, average yield and Return on Investment (ROI).
Mouseprice is copyright of Landmark Analytics Limited and is a useful free website anyone can use. Under the area guide section, you can enter the out code of any area and read a brief history log of the town, village or city you are researching. You can even look at the demographic of people living in the area, average age, social housing etc.
There is also plenty of raw data and statistics that allow you to drill down into price growth over certain time periods along with current price trends.
After teaming this up with a few other websites, you are almost ready to make a clear decision on where you want to start your search.
Home works well alongside Mouseprice, there are a few useful sections that can help you with your research on a buy-to-let purchase.
You can research the average rent in areas and for the types of property within these postcodes, you can even see the number of rental properties in the area, available and already rented.
The websites above are great at the primary stage but they are no substitute for hard, feet on the ground research, they give you some good guidance and it's a lot easier to do this from the comfort of your home or office.
Google Alerts is a really useful way of getting all your market news in one place on a daily basis without shifting through every half decent website and newspaper to see what is happening in the property world.
Don't get me wrong, there are some articles of waffle and over exaggerations but as long as you can suck out some of the facts to help form your own opinion it still saves a lot of time.
I have 7 different alerts set up. On average they include 3-5 articles per alert, some will overlap, and they get sent out 2-3 times a day. The first one comes in around 7.30-8am – which makes it easy to read over breakfast, on the train or once you get to your desk in the morning.
I have simple terms set up like 'UK Buy to Let', 'UK property investment', 'UK Government Housing Policy', 'UK Regeneration Projects', 'UK Mortgages' and 'Buy to Let mortgages'.
Rightmove, Rightmove Plus and the Land Registry
We all know about Rightmove and Zoopla. I actually prefer Zoopla but use Rightmove as it has the largest user base and the most property. It is user preference but for research you want access to as much data as possible.
So, you've outlined your areas, researched the type of property and the people you are going to be renting to, and the strategy is starting to come together.
An important point; I like to work backward to work forward. Start with the reason you are investing and what the end goal is, then work back hence the order of the above list.
Now it is time to starting finding the property...
Rightmove is a minefield. Remember the property you are looking at "for sale" are marketing prices decided by agents and sellers, but they can give you a good indication of what is happening in the local area and if you look at the sold/under offer properties it will give you a better idea.
You really want to be trying to find the units ahead of them hitting agents or auction houses, but speaking with some good agents they will have the odd off market gem you could get your teeth into.
I use this just to confirm my thoughts on pricing along with looking at the rented/available to let property to understand what particular properties in this area are going to yield.
If you are lucky enough to have access to Rightmove Plus then you can run full reports and get a much more conclusive view on pricing.
Remember - there are no scientific or mathematical ways of valuing properties, that is why it is an open market, and just because you find a good deal that is on the market and the figures stack up because you are investor, does not mean you need to low ball every offer.
You will only push away the people that offer you the good deals and they are very important to keep onside if you intend to use a good agent to manage your property after.
ROI Spreadsheets
I have built a very simple yet effective ROI spreadsheet that helps me assess cost and return on cash invested.
I can clearly forecast everything from net rent received after mortgage and management fees down to the final cost of acquisition.
The figures are obviously subject to some fluctuations but I do this for every property I am looking at and keep them all on file.
This is a really useful tool when working out if a property fits into your investment plan. Drop me an email to email@example.com if you want me to send you mine.
I know investing out of your local area can be a daunting prospect but with the right research and access to the right information you are just as likely to bump into issues locally as you are further out.
The market is changing. No investment is guaranteed and capital growth and prices continuing to rise at the same rate is most certainly not. It is about making investments more predictable.
*This article was written by Joe Farrington, an Investment Advisor at Choices Acquisitions & Investments


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Sunday, September 30, 2007
Best Witches
I plan to use a watercolor technique with this image for the class. I had to try coloring her with my Prismacolor pencils first though!
I love the Copic Spica glitter markers too, they add a nice sparkle and are easy to control the application of that sparkle.
Supply List: Stamps - Witch image, Best Witches! by Copper Leaf Creations. Paper - Sorbet Orange, Black, White. Ink - Palette Noir. Prismacolor Pencils - Orange, Spring Green, Violet, Light Peach, Beige, Sienna Brown, Yellow Ochre, Black. Accessories - Cuttlebug Swirls embossing folder, Michael's Halloween Ribbon, Regular & Scalloped Ovals by Spellbinders, Copic Spica Orange & Black glitter markers.
Friday, September 28, 2007
Season Of Joy
I missed my blog post last night. This deal of working away from home takes organizational skills! It's been several years since I've had to do anything at any certain time other than my time. It's a challenge! On to my card~
This was my swap card for our Stampin' Up! demonstrators meeting. I haven't purchased very many sets from the new Stampin' Up! catalog and when I saw this one in the Holiday Mini Catalog I really (reealllyy) liked it and had some ideas of what I wanted to do with it.
I used Bad Sherry's cool sketch again, it's a keeper!
Supply List: Stamps - Season Of Joy, Paper - Light Pine Green, Old Olive, White, Ink - Old Olive, Certainly Celery, Cranberry Crisp. Accessories - Cranberry Grossgrain Ribbon, Stampin' Sponges, Copic Spica Gold marker (for the star).
Have a great day!
Wednesday, September 26, 2007
Stampin Up Demonstrator Meeting Today
This next card is Kim's swap. She was worried I might make a criss cross card for our swap but I didn't! We both totally enjoy Splitcoast Stampers and spend lots of time there so it's possible we could duplicate things.
This next card is Judy's, she's our upline and the meeting is at her house. She spoils us by making lunch for us. Usually some new wonderful recipe she has!
This card is made by Lanette who is Kim's sister. Lanette is our long distance Stampin' Up! buddie who lives in Laguna Hills, California. I hope one day we'll get to meet her in person when she comes to visit her sister if our timing for a demo meeting is right. That would be fun!
I'd like to ask you to pray for my friends today. I have a few who have lost loved ones in the last few days, others going through difficult times and even friends of a friend in another country who need our prayers for safety and strength. Thanks and have a great day!
Monday, September 24, 2007
Quickie Cards
I think I'm trying to say I did something new today!
This card is the one we made at Scrapbooks & More, I believe she said the paper is by Heidi Grace and there are boxed sets of cards ready to make up available. The paper is flocked so it has a great texture.
I think I was rather distracted looking at the sketch challenge they'd posted. Oh I wanna play!! I have a stampers attention span... Oh look! and I'm on to the next thing.
I hope you have a great day, thanks for stopping by to visit!
Sunday, September 23, 2007
Very Merry Classics
Don't worry I'll try not to get carried away!
Supply List: American Traditional Designs Paper that's a couple of years old at least, Real Red and Garden Green cardstock, Stamps - I'm sorry I don't know it wasn't mine, Accessories - Round Tab Punch, Sizzix Holly & Berries die.
Saturday, September 22, 2007
I started out cutting a rocket ship out of the 12 x 12 sheet of paper that looked like a good size to use for my focal image. I then used my Versamark pad and UTE on it to give it some shine and body. It looks better IRL! Oh well.
The sheet of paper is called Oh baby! Boy Dawson. I used Confetti Vanilla to put my Rocket on, that was the last thing I did though. I also have the tag sheet that goes with this paper called Oh Baby! Boy Tags (duh) , that's where the patterned paper with the small stars came from, it's actually a tag that I matted with Not Quite Navy. The next patterned paper is called Oh Baby! Boy Garic and it's matted with Apricot Appeal believe it or not.
I used the SU large Oval punch and two circle punches for the Happy Birthday tag, the eyelets are Cantalope Orange and came from Eyelets And More. The Happy Birhtday stamp is from Touche Rubber Stamps, the Grossgrain ribbon is bright orange just like some of the spots in the Garic paper. I wonder if I'll ever use all 100 yards of that?
Anyway, there's my sketch challenge card for Beate's blog.
Friday, September 21, 2007
The Trouble With Elephants...
So guess where I just came from? Celebrate Recovery... but I forgot to mention all this in the small group meeting. I think they probably already know all about me anyway!
Anyway, this was a card sketch from Splitcoast Stampers awhile back that was a lot of fun.
I'll try to make something different tomorrow, I promise! I bought a sheet of Basic Grey patterned paper with space ships on it today... *grin*
Supply List: Stamps - Wild About You - unknown maker & unmounted, Paper - Basic Grey Oh Baby! Girl, Oh Baby! Girl - Sophie, Stampin' Up! More Mustard, Elegant Eggplant, Ink - Elegant Eggplant, Accessories - Marvy Mega & Giga Scalloped Circle Punches, Circle punch.
Oh! I worked for a couple of hours at the LSS, Scrapbooker's Corner today and set up a blog for Diana and did some other fun stuff too!
Thursday, September 20, 2007
Loads Of Love
It's been a crazy busy day and I've been on the run, I really don't like days like this but they happen sometimes.
I haven't used my Loads Of Love stamp set very much since I bought it, I haven't known how to color the truck and make it look good. I'm loving the Prismacolor pencils now! I also have 2 more Copic markers in shades of blue that I colored a left over truck with today. It's an interesting mess! I'll keep practicing...
Supply List: Stamps - Loads Of Love, Circle Of Friendship, Paper - Always Artichoke, Real Red, Chocolate Chip, PSX Evergreen Trees, Ink - Noir Black, Always Artichoke, Accessories - SU Photo Corners punch, Circle punches, Chocolate brad.
Wednesday, September 19, 2007
Wild About You!
I spent some time at our LSS today with Diana "my boss" (insert big grin here) and have had my eye on this piece of paper for awhile. The first time I saw it I imagined cutting out the little elephants with my Oval and Circle punches. So today I took a sheet home with me and managed to punch and die cut 18 elephants out of the 12 x 12 sheet of paper. I think you could call that a "One Sheet Wonder" in Stampin' Up! talk. Cool!
I'm patterned paper challenged so I'm really happy with how these turned out! Most people I've noticed don't use the patterned paper as the focal point either. What can I say? It's a fun kind of weird!
The sheet of paper is by Basicgrey, it's called Oh Baby! Girl. The body of the card is Cameo Coral, the second layer is Certainly Celery and I had to go deep into my file drawer to find a sheet of Confetti White, it's been a long time since I've used Confetti White!
The oval shapes are cut out with my Spellbinders Nestabilities dies, did I tell you how cool these are?! I just love them!
The stamps I used are Palm Fronds by Stampendous and the Wild About You! is an unmounted stamp that came in a bundle off of E Bay. I also used some of my pretty May Arts ribbon in Celery.
Oh, the ink for my background paper is Creamy Carmel, Certainly Celery and Old Olive. The sentiment is stamped in Old Olive.
This one was fun to make too, kind of a stand by sketch for me too. This is one of Beate's sketch challenges and I've used it for many different cards.
Paper - Certainly Celery, Bazzill Light Blue, Confetti White, Basicgrey Oh Baby! Girl, Ink - Bashful Blue, Certainly Celery, Stamps - SU It's Your Birthday, Stampendous Palm Fronds, Accessories - May Arts ribbon, Circle Punches, Marvy Scalloped Mega Circle, Carl Rotary Cutter with scallop blade, Cuttlebug Ribbon Slide die, paper piercing tools.
Sunday, September 16, 2007
Miracle Of Christmas
I was browsing several days ago and came across an awesome card she'd made on her blog and just had to make one using her layout. I liked it so much I sat down and drew it on paper. I linked my first card to her challenge in the comments section and kept thinking about the sketch. I'm trying to focus on Christmas cards right now so I thought I should try the sketch as a Christmas card. I like it!
Supply List: Stamps - Miracle Of Christmas, Antique Lace both retired Stampin' Up!, Paper - Ice Blue, Nut Brown, White, Ink - Basic Brown, Creamy Carmel, Accessories - Chocolate Grossgrain Ribbon, SU Corner Rounder Punch, SU Photo Corners Punch, Chocolate Brads, Stampin' Sponges, Prismacolor Pencils & Gamsol.
Thursday, September 13, 2007
Louie's 2007 Myanmar Mission Trip Scrapbook Pages~
This layout was fun. I was at SCS this morning checking out the sketch challenge and a Ways To Use It challenge and came across Julia Stanton's tutorial on how to make a scalloped edge with the Stampin' Up! slit punch. Very cool! I sat here and practiced for awhile and decided I'd better get to work! Usually when I scrapbook I have no idea what I'm going to end up with and the above layout was one of those. It's difficult to make scrapbook layouts with pictures from another country because we don't have the same stuff. I like to pull the details out of the pictures and use them for embelishments.
The two ladies in these pictures are wearing they're native dress. They're tribes colors are black and red so those are the colors I chose for this layout. I used my Lizzie Anne Designs Jolies Fluers stamp set to make my paper and the computer to do all the names and title. I used Stampin' Up!s small and large oval punches as well as my new Spellbinders Ovals dies and of course I couldn't resist using the Stampin' Up! slit punch for a scalloped border. A little paper piercing was fun and the finishing touch was 10 red eyelets in the scallops. Did I keep it masculine enough by using the hardware? I hope so! I'm really happy with the way this layout came out, I hope Louie is too.
This layout was fun too! They were leaving Yangon and heading for Bangkok to spend the night and then fly home the next day. I think he said it was a 15 hour flight.
The first picture is in Yangon, I loved the sunset and the palm tree. And... I remembered that the Cricut cartridge I was using yesterday at the LSS had a palm tree in it. One of my girl friends was working there today and I needed to stop and take her some lunch so while I was there I cut out a couple of palm trees. I brought them home and used my SU Weathered background stamp on the trunk of the palm tree in Creamy Carmel and I have a Palm Frond stamp by Stampendous that I inked with Old Olive and used on the palm fronds. I sponged around the edges of each before I put them together. I used 2 layers on the palm fronds and foam tape for added demension. You can click on the pictures if you'd like to see the details up close and personal.
Oh... the things that entertain me...
The sign for the airport in Bangkok intrigued me with all it's arrows and I realized I had a Zip' E Mate die that had arrows on it too. Cool! It did take me 2 tries to get them cut out, it's been so long since I used the die I had it up side down. It works a lot better when the blades are against the paper! Duh, lol.
The next page is a picture of Louie at the airport under a sign being silly and a cute story to go along with it that I copied and pasted off his blog. I swiped his words and used them in his scrapbook, it makes the journaling easier! And of course the picture of that big air plane they came home on.
It's been a good day, I hope yours is too!
Wednesday, September 12, 2007
Melissa's Wedding Album
I've worked at the Scrapbooker's Corner for a few hours the last couple of days and totally enjoyed myself. I've been learning how to use their Cricket machine, playing with Alcohol Inks (not very successfully!) and made up a couple of cards to use for classes I get to teach.
I'm looking forward to staying home Thursday and working right here on scrapbook projects.
I have two layouts from Melissa's Wedding album for you today. I've used my Fancy Pants Pollen Dust clear stamp set to make the paper for the pages. All of them are the same and it gets to me at times.
I thought since this is a wedding album it needs to be elegant so the pages should be tone on tone. Which is really White card stock and Sahara Sand ink. I received my Spellbinders Nestabilities preorder from PAPERTREYink. the other day and I must say, they rock! All I'd been doing with this album was making paper, printing and matting pictures and sticking them down. Now that I have those new dies I've really started adding some detail to the pages.
Another great thing about those dies is they go through my Zip' E Mate (whew!), I thought they would but had never tried that brand before. I used my Lizzie Anne Designs Gettin' Hitched stamp set and the Copic Spica glitter pens for the Groom's toast on the first layout.
While I was out today I saw the Pastor of Grace Assembly Of God church here in town and he wants to see me about making Christmas cards for his church again this year. I've made all their Birthday, Anniversary, Get Well, Sympathy, and Pastor's note cards this year. It's truly a blessing to have that job and I'm excited to see what I can come up with for Christmas for them this year.
Tuesday, September 11, 2007
Rudolph & Santa In Arizona
Above is a picture of part of the process of making 2 dozen Christmas cards. This was one of my top selling cards last season, they are rather time consuming and I have to charge more for them but my customers don't seem to mind.
This year I've changed them just a little. I've never colored them with Prismacolor pencils before because last year I didn't have any. I should have put a picture of last years card in too, there's quite a difference. The Prismacolor pencils add so much more depth to the image, I love it!
Here's my finished card. Rudolph and Santa are a stamp from Eureka Stamps, the Cactus is a separate stamp from The Stamp Mill and the sentiment is by Copper Leaf Creations.
I colored Rudolph, Santa and the Cactus with Prismacolor pencils. The bells on Rudolph's collar and Santa's buckle and the lights on the Cactus are colored with Copic Spica glitter markers. Rudolph's red collar is colored with a Copic marker, ah, the only one I have...
I'm really pleased with the way my cards turned out and really happy to be done with them too!
I have lots of stuff to share with you but I'll save it for another post. I have a couple of friends I'm talking with online tonight so I'm going to get back to that for now. Have a good one!
Monday, September 10, 2007
Melissa's Wedding Album
I used the Doodle This stamp set for this layout, I like the flourishes and this was a casual affair they were at. I have an EK Success mini flower punch and thought it would be perfect to cover the flowers in this stamp and give the layout some depth. Melissa's birth stone is the Pearl and I just happen to have some "Pearls" with adhesive backs for the flower centers. I'm not all that crazy about my own handwriting but I did my best with that part.
Sunday, September 9, 2007
There's a challenge going on...
This is the card I made for the challenge, now I need to figure out how to put a link to my card in the comment section on her blog. You can also put your card in your SCS gallery with the title JBWW and add a link in the comments section to enter. There are no prizes for the winner just the chance to challenge your creativity. Sounds like fun to me!
The details on my card: Stamps - are all by Touche' Rubber Stamps, Paper - Navy, Brocade Blue, White, Ink - White Craft Ink, Night Of Navy, Accessories - GG Ribbon, Glitter & Clear Embossing powder I mixed together.
I noticed last night that my cards have all been square lately. This one breaks the pattern!
Saturday, September 8, 2007
...c.a.s.e.-ing Bad Sherry
I think it's going to be fun and challenging, I'm going to learn how to use designer papers on cards - my biggest struggle! She'd also like me to teach technique classes, I can do that!
I was blog browsing this morning and saw a card on Bad Sherry's blog that I thought was just stunning and felt the need to c.a.s.e. it. I hope she's flattered, she made hers for the Limited Supply Challenge on Splitcoaststampers. You can view Sherry's card by clicking the link above.
The first card is an Oops, Can you see it? Leave a comment if you can!
Supply List: Stamps - Stampin' Up! Paisley background, Hope Is (retired), Paper - Pretty In Pink, White, Ink - Pretty In Pink, Accessories - White GG Ribbon, Pink & White Brads.
Thursday, September 6, 2007
Best Fiends
I've been busy with my Prismacolor pencils coloring Christmas cards and I don't have a finished card yet. My wrist is sore... this getting "older" thing stinks sometimes. Here's the deal, I'm making 2 dozen cards so that's why they're not done. Assembly line production, when one is done they'll all be done, what could be better?
I've also been on line learning about alcohol based markers, aka Copic markers. I really think I want some of those! I've found some good tutorials by "googling" what's on my mind, I've also found single markers from $4.69 to $5.99 so shopping around is a good idea. I don't have much of a budget to work with at the moment so I'll put them on my Christmas wish list.
Tuesday, September 4, 2007
Joyful Greetings ~ Hero Arts Clear Stamps
This is the new Joyful Greetings clear stamp set from Hero Arts. I like all the images it has and there are 3 verses with it. Very versatile.
I used a Sizzix die called Square Set to cut out the square because it fit so nicely inside the Marvy Giga Scalloped Square Punch outs.
To color the image I used a Copic marker R29 Lipstick Red. I thought it was a nice compliment to Stampin' Up!s Real Red card stock. The stars on the image are colored with a Gold Copic Spica marker because they sparkle.
I used Brilliance Gamma Green Pearlescent ink on the white panel because it matches the Astrobrites Gamma Green card stock beautifully. The SU equivalent would be Glorious Green.
The swirls on the Real Red are stamped in Memories White die ink and I used my Carl cutter with the scallop blade to trim the White panel in Gamma Green.
Monday, September 3, 2007
Return of the lost girl...
I didn't do any stamping today until after dinner. It wasn't going so well at first either! I almost tossed this image in the trash because I didn't like the way I water colored the background. At the last moment I thought, hmmm maybe I should cut it out. Saved!
This was an image my friend Pat in California sent to me for my birthday in June so I didn't want to waste it! Thanks Pat!!
Supply List: Cardstock - Real Red, Basic Black, White, Watercolor paper. Stamps - Cruisabella, Su Paisley background, retired SU Highways & Biways background, Hello Girlfriend by Hero Arts. Accessories - Dotted organdy ribbon, Black brad, silk flower painted with Stampin' Write Real Red marker, Aquapainter and SU Classic ink pads and Encore Silver Metalic.
I do have something else I'd like to share about my weekend, it started with an e mail from a friend I lost contact with 17 years ago.
She "googled" my name and found me at Splitcoaststampers then linked off of there onto my blog. How cool is that?!
We lived in Lake Havasu City, AZ and were close friends in junior high and high school. When we graduated we went our separate ways then reconnected in Tuscon Arizona and ended up working for the same place at the same time. I got married and moved and the last time we were together I was pregnant with my first child. She was in the midst of changes in her life too and we lost contact. I kept my phone number the same for almost 15 years in hopes of hearing from her again and she found me through the internet. Wow!
Saturday, September 1, 2007
...and the winner is!!
August 30, 2007 5:55 AM
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Try Walsh's Bay Store Resort fishing report site. Pearson responds on there at times
Oh no. First Uncle Bob and now Joe. There's just something about a good old fashioned TV show versus the internet for me. I guess I will have to figure out how my smart TV works.
Hi Steve,
Is there a show in January at Pheasant Run? Their website says 1/18 to 1/18. Seems kind of short? You guys have 2018 dates. I'm not panicking just yet.
I always enjoy reading this. I bet the teamwork really helps out when the conditions are tough. Kevin and those minnowbaits! Poor muskies don't stand a chance.
Just watched it on WFN. Wow. A brute for lotw. Looked like a late fall fish.
Weird that nobody replied. I look at AGM batteries every time I need new ones. Cabela's has sales now and then, but I just end up going back to my Interstate lead acid batteries. I keep them charged...
I guess there has been only one show, but any new hot lures or other musky gear creating a buzz? I usually look for a unique top water lure, but didn't see anything at the show. I might have missed...
Hi Steve,
That is a cool story. We chased a moving bobber around a bass lake for a long time. Every time we got close, the bobber would go down and disappear only to pop up a few minutes later....
Yep. Frank Walsh at Walsh's Bay Store Camp in MN. He can possibly get you in touch with Pearson as well.
It's a long shot, but you could call Bay Store Resort and ask the owner Frank if he has any?
This caught my eye as I just returned from Rhinelaner where I caught a musky on a 1/8 black hair jig fishing for smallies. The difference is it was about 30".
The formula put it at 7 pounds. :)
That's one of my smallie spots. I was there Monday. No wonder my tube jig got bit off. :)
I would be afraid that my wife would override the app on my phone and only allow me to troll to the launch.
The foot pad comment made me laugh.
Great footage of the strike in the algae. Of course it would have been better if it didn't get off!
This makes me wonder if we will ever reach a max size where it just isn't practical for a boat? Like musky rods. Have we topped out at 9.5 or 10 feet?
Steve, I thought you drove around the lake with your net like that?
My musky fishing started with a Mepps #3 and pork rind about 40 years ago. Mostly white in color, but I tried frog once in a while. :) Might have to go back to it as a trailer.
If and when you finally catch one, don't lip it!
Seriously, if you are a good bass fisherman then you should pick up musky fishing easily. Work on your figure 8 at the boat would come to mind...
It's funny that you mention the bead up top. I have made my own bucktails for many years and I have declared that bead as useless. I do leave a 1 inch gap from the top loop to the clevises. I notice...
Looks more efficient than my daughter holding the spool on a #2 pencil. Less complaining from her, too.
You might get away with adding a very sparse flashabou skirt and not kill the action? You would have to experiment. It is an interesting idea because I could see it maybe triggering a following fish....
Right. Now the fun begins to see if the team can be held together. Honestly, I'm ok with a one-year wonder. I would take a 54" musky over a re-peat. :)
It's out of storage for 2017!
Way more important than the draft. I may catch one of those on a sucker some day when all grown up.
So cool looking. I used to have a place I could buy fingerlings from for my tank at home.
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All of us have many traditions that we are fond of around the holidays; baking cookies, caroling or even looking at Christmas lights. But the Arizona Cardinals are developing a new tradition, finding a head coach.
After the teams sixth embarrassing performance of the 2018 season under new Head Coach Steve…
With all that has happened this season, all signs point to a full-blown tank job. If so, who are they targeting in the draft? N'Keal Harry anyone?
The Arizona Cardinals front office have been "numbed" by the sting of their most egregious coaching decision in recent history. It was only a few months ago when fans heard "It's a re-tool, not a rebuild." A promise that has certainly left the Birdgang disappointed and upset. So what's next?
The holidays are upon us and it has many fans reflecting on all of the things they are thankful for. Their hometown team may not make the list of things fans are thankful for, which begs the question, what are the 2018 Arizona Cardinals thankful for (potentially)?
The Cardinals enter their much-anticipated bye week right as the trade deadline came to a close. Many fans were expecting to see some trades come to fruition, only to be disappointed by the lack of action in what seemed to be one of the more active deadlines in recent memory. Fans saw four notable wide-receivers dealt this year mid-season, as well as some defensive talent. Which may leave some fans wondering, "What gives?"
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) went on the attack for Hillary Clinton on Thursday night, ripping into her presidential rival Donald Trump as a "thin-skinned, racist bully."Shortly before she was scheduled to go on MSNBC to officially endorse Clinton, Warren laid into Trump during a speech at the American Constitution Society convention in Washington. She slammed Trump for claiming that an Indiana-born federal judge was biased because of his Mexican heritage and his suggestion that a Muslim judge would be similarly unable to be fair based on Trump's proposals. Good god the racist rhetoric on Trump is getting ridiculous, when at Trump's real estate company he has multiple African Americans, Latino Americans, and Asian Americans working at his company. The far left still to this day has nothing they can punish Trump with, so it looks like they will continue to use the racist card when he's not a racist. Let's not forget the Elizabeth Warren was the chief overseer of how US tax dollars were spent to bail out the banks in 2008. The issue with this judge that Trump is pointing out that Clinton and her supporters don't understand, is that this Federal judge in San Diego is a member of La Raza lawyers based in San Diego, Texas. So like the rest of the left Elizabeth Warren fails to see who the real racist are, you know like the Federal judge handling the Trump U case being part of a racist Mexican group known as La Raza. Trump doesn't represent the establishment or the club, it's why the whole system in Washington labels him a racist. For Trump does not represent their mission.
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yer im jeremy degoier so watever - hey i live for the big waves but im afraid i have to say indies is piss weak. if ya havent heard of me yet ia jeremy degoier for all u wanna be boogers ya hav to go through me first i preety much own the beaches but all in all im a preety descent bloke just trying to find some new booger mates so if ya interested give me a call on 0421778184 or just email me firstname.lastname@example.com anyways ill catch ya later happy booging
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- damien wills rips in surfing but he cant seem to keep his ego in check constantly writing off boogers whenever a shot of him at the zone features in a surfing mag, stuff like "the dick draggers call it the zone.." and "there are tonnes of bodyboarders, but you don't have to worry about them". is he joking or for real. i met him at my local reef when it was just the two of us out and he was cool. just trying to play up the image me thinks
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- HEAVIEST wave on the east coast undisputed ive seen some bombs come through that even the pros look at with blank looks on there face and when the local charges look pale u know its heavy
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One Greek Cypriot and a Greek American offer their own testimony on how they lived the tragic events of July 20, 1974
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On Tuesday, June 5th, the Cypriot Young Professionals and NEPOMAK USA organized event in commemoration of the 44th Anniversary of the Turkish Invasion, entitled "Cyprus 44 Years Later – A Retrospective Look and Call to Action." During this event Greek Cypriot Sophia Kotzias
The Turkish invasion with the eyes of a seven year old Cypriot girl
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