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Hello Crafters:
I thought I would try and post a few cards for each month - don't want you to think I'm sitting "idle" :)
This card is made for my sister & hubby celebrating 60 years married next
month. I did the heart and trim (to match) on my Cricut, the hearts along
the bottom are a MS punch (added diamond-like gems), also added Prima Flowers
with a pearl in center of each one and last but not least, a small organza bow.
The above card was a Sketch Challenge - I used Swiss Dots for the
background, punched the pink flowers at top and the tulips below. The fence
is a MS punch and the sentiment is cut on my Cricut. I stamped the "spring
bugs" and coloured them and finally, added a green bow.
....and now for a Cuttlebug Challenge. We had to use orange,
red and blue, stamp and emboss & use Cuttlebug of course. the background
is Divine Swirls EF, I stamped the butterlfy, embossed and coloured - also added
red gems to his body. The flowers are "Prima" with pearls in the center and the
sentiment was cut on the Cricut. I added 3 red gems to the corners.
This card is a very simple card I make on my Cuttlebug for a
Sympathy Card. I used a CB EF for the flowers, added the
sentiment on my computer, attached a blue bow and backed it all
up with a hint of blue and finally white for the base CS.
This card has a background I used from the CUP site and was designed
by Susan Heanes. It is a very pretty poinsettia background and I decided to
add a Christmas ornament that I cut on my Cricut.
This oriental beauty is also from the CUP (Crafts-U-Print) site and was
designed by Judith Flavel. It is a pyramid style card and I added a black/white
butterfly (with gems) as well as a sentiment (computer generated) and a black bow.
These "Rose" cards by Ann-marie Vaux are gorgeous made
up and this particular one is a little different shape than the
others I've made - also a CUP card. If you would like to
browse through the CUP "Crafts-u-Print" site, there is a
sign on my Blog Side Bar - just click on it.
Now, this cute creation is one that was designed by Eva Cano.
I love her whimsical cards - and what better than sunflowers
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The truth has a funny way of revealing itself. Sometimes it reaches out and bitch slaps you in the face. Sometimes it sneaks up on you gradually, a bit at a time. And sometimes it just sits there, quietly waiting to be discovered.
I was at work a couple days ago, and the night was winding down. The last bits of the gear were being loaded into the truck, audio equipment was being returned to the shop, and I was charged with mopping the stage. Not my favorite activity. No one's favorite activity. But today the task was mine, so (begrudgingly) I set at it.
While I was waiting for the mop bucket to fill, I pulled my iPod Touch out of my zip-up's pocket to continue my current Plants v Zombies battle. Yeah, I had only 3, maybe 4 minutes before the bucket was full, but this was a really important battle! I'd accidentally started a level with Zamboni zombies without any jalapeño peppers, I had to know how it ended!
When I turned the screen on, I saw that bumping and reaching in my pocket had brought up the To Do list app. I haven't used that app since I got my HTC Incredible almost a year ago, and curiously I read some of the items on the list. We'd clearly been getting ready to move last time I used the list; task after task, each important things to make sure I accomplished, each followed by a check-mark indicating completion. But at the top of the list was a single incomplete item:
Write letter to Grandma Dietrich.
I'm not quite sure why I felt that this task warranted a spot on my To Do list. Maybe I'd just received one of her sweet holiday cards, and wanted to make sure that she knew that they were appreciated. Maybe I'd just spread one of her beautiful handmade quilts on our bed. Or maybe I'd just made a peach cobbler using her amazing recipe. I don't know. But for whatever reason, I felt that I needed to write a letter to my grandma, and I felt that it was important enough to add it my to do list. And yet, as important as this task was, it never got done.
We all have ideas about the way things will go, in our personal lives, in our careers, in our families, in our aspirations. We all make promises to ourselves, both big and small. Some happen, and some don't. Sometimes these promises are broken consciously due to a change in circumstances or desires, but more often they're broken simply because they're forgotten. As life piles up in our minds, those small promises are pushed further and further back into our minds, until they finally slip away.
I can only imagine how many of my life's little promises have faded into the recesses of my mind and forgotten forever. But serendipity fished this one back out, and I won't let to disappear again. Grandma, I don't know if you read this, but if you do, watch your mail box.
There's a letter coming.

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I thought I'd give it a try again today. I might even do it more than once.
This passage is from Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm by Kate Douglas Wiggin (1903).
Mrs. Robinson had company only once or twice a year, and was generally much prostrated for several days afterward, the struggle between pride and parsimony being quite too great a strain upon her. It was necessary, in order to maintain her standing in the community, to furnish a good "set out," yet the extravagance of the proceeding goaded her from the first moment she began to stir the marble cake to the moment when the feast appeared upon the table.
The rooster had been boiling steadily over a slow fire since morning, but such was his power of resistance that his shape was as firm and handsome in the pot as on the first moment when he was lowered into it.
"He ain't goin' to give up!" said Alice, peering nervously under the cover, "and he looks like a scarecrow."
"We'll see whether he gives up or not when I take a sharp knife to him," her mother answered; "and as to his looks, a platter full o' gravy makes a sight o' difference with old roosters, and I'll put dumplings round the aidge; they're turrible fillin', though they don't belong with boiled chicken."
The rooster did indeed make an impressive showing, lying in his border of dumplings, and the dish was much complimented when it was borne in by Alice. This was fortunate, as the chorus of admiration ceased abruptly when the ladies began to eat the fowl.
Chicken with Baked Dumplings
From the Washington Women's Cook Book, published by the Washington Equal Suffrage Association, compiled by Linda Deziah Jennings (1909)
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Train services were halted for about 45 minutes between Haymarket and Heworth this afternoon due to the overhead cable problem.
Services are now back up-and-running - but travellers are facing delays of 45 minutes on the busy final shopping weekend before Christmas.
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Let me start by saying that from the ages of thirteen to seventeen I had horrendous acne. I tried many products targeted to oily, problem skin. Some worked for a short period before the acne returned and some were a waste of time and money. At the time I was constantly searching for that miracle product that never in fact existed. Ultimately, for me the only solution was medication. Fast forward nine years and I am still paranoid that the acne will return and have amassed a veritable 'acne arsenal' to tackle any would be pore intruders! I do still get the occasional blemish around that time of the month and use all of the products mentioned on a regular basis. I never found a wonder product to tackle my severe acne all those years ago but I am really happy with my current routine.
I stick to these rules pretty religiously and they work (for me at least)
1. No sulphates. I do not use foaming facial washes that contain any sulphates as they change the PH levels of the skin making it a breeding ground for bacteria. They also cause dryness.
2. Take your makeup off completely before bed. Do not just use a face wipe. Get to a sink and wash your face properly.
3. No mineral oil. My skin is sensitive to this ingredient and I break out. Therefore I steer clear of any products that contain it.
4. Do not persist with a product if you notice a break out. This is a no brainer really. Do not continue to use a product no matter how much you like the finish or you paid for it. It does not agree with you. Many acne sufferers cannot tolerate silicones. Watch out for these.
5. Do not bother squeezing blemishes that never produce a head. These breakouts are cystic and should not be poked or prodded. Squeezing can cause significant pain and scarring.
6. Use moisturiser. Even if you are really oily, your skin needs some moisture to replace that lost by cleansing. Fail to do this and your skin will over compensate and you will be more oily (and probably break out more) Get an oil free moisturiser and use it every time you cleanse.
7. Do not put toothpaste or bum cream (sudocrem) on your face. JUST DON'T. Get a targeted blemish treatment.
8. Use a targeted face treatment at least once a week. Face masks can really help to de-congest your skin.
Budget Products
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Tea Tree Facial Mask
I use this mask about twice a week. The Tea Tree oil really helps to clear pores and is anti-bacterial. You are left with lovely smooth skin and I personally love the smell. It's green though so you do look like the Incredible Hulk.
Neutrogena Visibly Clear Two in One Wash and Mask
£3.99 Boots
I personally use this as a facial wash in the morning. I apply it like a mask, go about my business in the shower and rinse it off last. It contains clay which is another ingredient that really gives pores a deep clean. It has a nice cooling effect which is nice and refreshing first thing in the morning.
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Tea Tree Toner
Another Tea Tree product. Some of the product in this line are pants so I'm only including the ones I feel really help. This is a two phase product with a Tea Tree solution at the top and clay at the bottom. The Tea Tree works as described before with the clay giving additional cleansing and a mattefying effect to the skin. I like to use this after cleansing as a final step before I use moisturiser.
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Parsley Seed Cleansing Mask
£27.00 Available at Selfridges
Aesop is an Australian brand that aims to fuse both plant-based and laboratory-made ingredients of the highest quality and proven efficacy – particularly those with the greatest anti-oxidant properties.
This is a clay based mask that claims to 'deeply cleanse and refresh most skin types'.
Parsley seed is known for it's healing properties and with the combination of the clay, you get a really deep clean and any blemishes feel really soothed.
I use this mask about once a week. I would ramp up my usage but it's hefty price tag means it's more of a luxurious treat for my skin.
Glycolactic Radiance Renewal Mask
Also available at Space NK/John Lewis
This mask works in a similar vain to Alpha H Liquid Gold. It contains fruit acids which really help to eat away at any dead skin cells that may be clogging pores. It is really one of those products that shows you instant results.
Ren claim that the mask will
Like the Aesop mask, I use this mask as a weekly treat. I feel that if my skin is looking dull this provides an instant pick me up. I usually notice that my makeup sits nicely on the skin the morning after application.
Super Spot Remover
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This is the treatment that I apply directly to blemishes. I wish I would have had this treatment in my tormented teens. Nothing i have used seems to shrink spots as quick as this stuff. You only get a tiny tub but you really only need a drop each time.
Origins say 'Salicylic Acid instantly helps speed healing while anti-spot technology helps visibly correct post blemish darkening. Skin-calming Caffeine and Red Algae help visibly relieve irritating redness. And to help keep skin looking spotless, super exfoliators eliminate excess oils and pore-clogging debris'.
Midnight Recovery Concentrate
Now, even though I have oily skin I still like to add some moisture back in. This is an over night treatment that really helps to replenish and hydrate skin. It comes in a glass bottle and has a little pipette dispenser. I usually apply about four drops into my palms and then pat onto the skin. It is an oil so those with problem skin will feel like they are doing the worst thing possible by applying more oil to oily skin. However, the blend of oils really help to balance and I have noticed my skin moving more into the 'normal' category when using this. Basically, this is a good night's sleep in an oil.
Kiehl's say....
The elixir works all night to replenish the skin with moisture and leave younger-looking. skin by morning. Enriched with a blend of naturally derived ingredients including Squalane, Evening Primrose, and a blend of essential oils.
This readily absorbed elixir helps the skin to recover radiance by morning, with skin feeling smoother and softer. Enriched with Squalane, Evening Primrose Oil, Omega-6 Fatty Acids and Essential Oils including Lavender, our formula provides a boost of intensive moisture to dehydrated skin. The formula instantly penetrates the skin surface to help replenish it with moisture. Our concentrate is designed to work at night; with skin hydrated, supple and soft, rest assured you can say goodnight to a tired-looking complexion.
This readily absorbed elixir helps the skin to recover radiance by morning, with skin feeling smoother and softer. Enriched with Squalane, Evening Primrose Oil, Omega-6 Fatty Acids and Essential Oils including Lavender, our formula provides a boost of intensive moisture to dehydrated skin. The formula instantly penetrates the skin surface to help replenish it with moisture. Our concentrate is designed to work at night; with skin hydrated, supple and soft, rest assured you can say goodnight to a tired-looking complexion.
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"It's just the right thing to do" in Evansville, IN
Posted by Carol on 11/14/2008
Upgrading the doghouse Donation buys bedding for animal shelter inhabitants By Gavin Lesnick (Contact) Thursday, February 21, 2008 See the videos/ More than 20 new chewproof beds were provided by a $1,000 donation from dog trainer and Evansville Animal Control and Education Commission President Marlin Beck. More beds are hoped to be added as more donations come in. Before this week, dogs at Evansville's Animal Control shelter slept on a concrete floor.But thanks to a $1,000 donation from Marlin Beck, dog trainer and Evansville Animal Control and Education Commission president, more than 20 pens are outfitted with new, chewproof, polyresin dog beds. Beck said it's an important step for improving the dogs' comfort level during a stressful time, which in turn will improve their interaction with staff and people interested in adopting them. "(The dog is) going to be more relaxed," he said. "And if it's more relaxed, it's going to help with its behavior, especially when it becomes an adopted animal. It's just the right thing to do." Already on Tuesday, shortly after the last of the 22 ordered beds was constructed and placed in a pen, many of the dogs housed at the shelter were putting them to use — sleeping curled up or sprawled out on the new additions. Monica Freeman, superintendent of Animal Control, had added the beds to a wish list the facility maintains of new equipment. "We wanted to provide a better environment for the dogs that we have under our care," she said. Beck heard about them at a commission meeting last month and said he knew immediately it was a worthwhile investment. He talked it over with his wife and together, they agreed to donate $1,000 to get the project up and running.


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As a newbie to eyeshadows I've done neutrals mad. After using the Benefit world Famous palettes reviewed here, I wanted to explore other ones and this MUA one really jumped out at me mostly due to it being such good value for money. It was just £3, rather than £4, making the 12 eyeshadows just 25p each. This item is also in my haul video, so give that a look if you get the chance.
The MUA undress me too is another dupe, which I know annoys people but personally, as a blogger on a budget, this suits me just fine! First impressions are good with this one. The packaging isn't fancy and the brush is cheap. For me, these are pluses. Im not going to use the brush and I dont like paying for fancy fancy packaging. lets be honest, no one buys MUA products because they fancy or they come with good tools; we buy them cause they're cheap alternatives to higher end brands.
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The Cincinnati Enquire has now made in necessary for people to have Facebook accounts to post comments on their site. For me this means the end of commenting on new stories and opinions.
I get the point of having to create an account… I did that on the Cincinnati Enquire website. But creating a user name allowed me to speak freely on hot topics… specifically about Healthcare. I am not comfortable giving my opinion on such a public form in a field that I am professionally affiliated. I am not in a clinical position, nor am I commenting on behalf of my company.
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Barracuda was selected from among 2,500 other ISVs by an independent panel at Microsoft as their 2016 Azure Certified ISV Solution Partner of the Year. To understand why, it's helpful to look at several customer stories from both sides of pond.
When originally asked what might separate Barracuda from all those other partners, we chose to highlight the Azure journey of one of our customers: Mount Sinai Health System. Mount Sinai is a New York City healthcare organisation comprised of several hospitals, clinics, and a world-renowned research and innovation laboratory. While Mount Sinai's story is compelling, it is hardly unique, which is why we chose it to highlight our solution partner credentials.
Mount Sinai faced a problem very familiar to many organisations. It had sensitive data and relationships with its customers that needed to be safeguarded, and it also had mobile applications that it wanted to leverage. Mount Sinai saw that the cloud would be a cost-effective solution, as long as it could satisfy its security concerns. Like most companies, Mount Sinai wanted to mimic what it had on-premises, but in the cloud.
The company was directed to Barracuda Networks. In a matter of days, our Web Application Firewall had enabled Mount Sinai to stand-up its first mobile application with the desired level of security. The implementation was so successful that the company's research and innovation organisation appropriated additional funding to move a whole group of similar mobile applications into Azure, using the same proven reference architecture.
Today, Mount Sinai continues to increase its dependence on Azure and migrate more workloads to the cloud. It gains the elasticity, scalability, and cost benefits of Azure while leveraging both the Barracuda Web Application Firewall for web-facing application security and the Barracuda NextGen Firewall F-Series for secure connectivity and to bridge the on-premises and in-cloud security requirements.
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Sarah kicked things off with an exciting game of Bingo! Trust me, you had to have been there! At the end there were 4 of us waiting for one word "washi". Sylphraven yelled BINGO first and won the game. The rest of us were just grateful for the chance of a comfort break, IYKWIM!
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It's almost hard to believe that these Hayward traffic signs are actually real. The city, located in California's Bay Area, has installed new traffic signs designed to creatively get the attention of both pedestrians and drivers. Cheeky traffic signs are nothing new, but normally they are put up by pranksters or are marketing stunts. However, the Hayward traffic signs are 100 percent government-ordered.
The messages on the signs were created not by a marketing agency but by the city's spokesperson, Frank Holland. The signs implore pedestrians to cross the street before checking Facebook and tell drivers that 35 MPH is in fact the speed limit and not a suggestion. While the signs may not reduce moving violations or accidents, they have helped the city go viral.
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Not considering the servers issues the game itself is fundamentally broken with no control of saving and erasing cities.
Here is the scenario: In a region, you have 4 cities. They must work together to build a Great Work. One city save file gets corrupted beyond repairs (because of being forced to save online), another city gets obliterat... Read Full Review1 of 1 users found the following review helpful
Could have been amazing - execution lets this game down.
SimCity could have been amazing and a contender for Game of the Year. There are numerous fresh new ideas that make this game a marked improvement on predecessors. However the game is broken and the execution lets it do... Read Full Review0 of 0 users found the following review helpful
I've bought all series of SimCity except for this one. Thank God.
Like my father use to say. It has dog ears, dog legs, and dog tail, what is it? Another broken Sim City game. Well EA, you didn't fool me this time. I didn't buy your "game". I experienced the horror of SimCity at my fri... Read Full Review3 of 6 users found the following review helpful
Simcity is another casualty of game series that should have just been played to its strengths.
Few games have infuriated me so much yet also made me so apathetic. I was foolish enough to fall into the hype around this game, for months I had given it a passive glance but been convinced in the last month that maybe ... Read Full Review5 of 6 users found the following review helpful
Ive been able to play 29 Hours uninterrupted and its very very addicting, but has a lot of bugs. Quick Review.
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After a rocky start SimCity is proving to be the game we were promised.
I picked this game up day one after participating in the beta and was extremely disappointed to find that it wasn't working properly. Now two weeks later I can say that I am in a position to give a solid opinion on the g... Read Full Review5 of 12 users found the following review helpful
Yes this game has had a rough start, and DRM is the worst thing since Hitler but the game is getting better.
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SimCity, y u no work?
I thought EA's Sim titles were going downhill fast ever since their Facebook apps started being released (cash cows), but not this fast... With the apps, it made sense to be online. With SimCity games, you just don't me... Read Full Review3 of 3 users found the following review helpful
SimCity FAIL - You are Fired.
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The following three resources stand out to me for their depth of content and production quality. Although none was produced specifically for an English teaching context, they can all be integrated smoothly into lessons on a variety of typical topic areas - and I have used them all successfully with my classes.
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How I used it with my group:
Our lesson topic was technology and development. In this particular lesson, the students worked through the Story of Send at their own pace, making notes under the headings of security and the environment. As they finished, I incorporated them into discussion groups comparing their ideas, and prompted them to think about corporate responsibility and how a company could benefit from marketing itself as environmentally pro-active. This then led to planning an essay which they started in class, and completed for homework.
Run a green business with Allianz and WWF
In CEO2, the Climate Business Game, you are the CEO of a company in the insurance, chemical, automotive or utility industry. You have twenty years in which to make your company greener, while still turning enough of a profit to keep your investors happy - not to mention researchers, environmentalists and those pesky customers! (The first time I played, I was fired as by my investors for being too green in the first round and losing them money.) There are two rounds where you have to pick which policies you are going to spend your budget on, and it's far from obvious what the best course is going to be. The beauty of this game is the information behind it - it's based on predictions from industry and environmentalists, and is quite simply just better than many other environmental games that clearly signpost 'right' answers.
How I've used it with groups:
Usually with lesson topics related to business, technology or the environment. I set small groups to work together, in order to maximise discussion of the options in each round. Sometimes I've combined this with work on specific language functions (negotiation, polite disagreement etc), or with grammar work on conditionals (If we choose this option, we won't make a profit). It's good for mixed ability classes, especially if the strongest student in each set isn't the one controlling the mouse!
Predict the future with Scientific American
12 Events that will Change Everything is an interactive article from Scientific American, which assesses the probability of the polar icecaps melting, the discovery of extra dimensions or extra-terrestrial life, nuclear war, the artificial creation of life, the invention of room temperature super-conductors, machine self-awareness, human cloning, a Pacific earthquake, fusion energy, asteroid collision with earth, or a deadly pandemic. Phew!
I feel like I've barely scratched the surface with this resource - some of the sections seem dauntingly technical to a non-scientist. But for each event there is a strong selection of material including written articles (high level) and video interviews, as well as links to further information on other sites. My favourite section so far is the one on pandemics (the cute little biohazard symbol in the bottom right-hand corner), which I've successfully integrated into lessons on medical themes at CEFRL levels B2+ upwards.
How I've used it with groups:
In the pandemic section is an interactive chart showing the global progress of avian flu, which I've used for class discussion, and for practice in interpreting and describing visual information (mainly for IELTS classes). I've also used the video interview in this section for note-taking and comprehension practice, leading to a project where students made their own public health announcement video.
(PS - I learned of these resources through the amazing people I follow on Twitter, so thank you, even though I don't have a record of who I found each one through).


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As revealed on Liberal Democrat Voice here on Saturday, the Liberal Democrats are in the middle of confirming a move from its only home since meger in 1988, to a new HQ in the heart of Westminster, this summer.
With the loss of the opposition cushioned 'short money' and with the badly handled news of a change in the campaigns structure of the party in recent weeks, it is not particularly surprising to hear that there will be a change to a new office - one which it must be said, looks set to be in a more modern setting than the one which was laid out over 5 floors in the old HQ.
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But we are looking at a significant change in the history of the Liberal Democrats.
|No.4 Cowley St - Liberal Democrat HQ since 1988
Now, after some 25+ years as the HQ for either the SDP or the Liberal Democrats, the lights are to be switched off for a final time.
I can only recall visiting Cowley St on one occasion. It was probably sometime around 2004-2006 and it was for a campaigns training course in the Board Room on the first floor (if my memory serves me correctly). It struck me as being a great big town house and yet I was still ever-so-slightly in awe of being there, knowing of the part in liberal and British political history that it represented.
But history can not hold us back. The Conservatives moved from their historic Smith Square HQ in 2004 having been there since 1958. After 3 years in Victoria St, they moved to No.30 Millbank in 2007.
We need a modern HQ and a move to Great George St, within a stones throw of Westminster and opposite the Treasury, will ensure that the party remains at the centre of Westminster political life.
It seems now then that for years to come, the old membership gripes at the on-goings and doings at 'Cowley St' is to be replaced no doubt with the same old complaints at 'George St'.
My best wishes to everyone as they make this historic move.


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I'm the kind of person that will buy a red lipstick then feel too self conscious to ever wear, then a few weeks/months later will go and buy another shade as convinced myself the last one was the wrong shade.
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Loreal 550 Cherry Candy and Buxom Menace
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Bite Palomino, Topshop Boom Boom (again), Body Shop 59, TooFaced Melted Fuchsia
Lastly as an added note I thought that I would add in this lipstick, I have not used worn it but it looks so good.
Its a Dark Purple, sorry I couldn't get it to show properly on my hand but I couldn't find another lens for my camera.
I really hope you enjoyed this most even if it didn't end up being just five lipsticks as I planned and I hope you see you in my next post. (you know what I mean)
Hope you enjoyed it as much as I enjoyed writing this.
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Sunday, August 31, 2008
A few shots from Bumbershoot 08
I should have been working yesterday but my high school pal Kevin came into town for Bumbershoot so I had to go with him, right? We saw my beloved Neko Case, Lucinda Williams, Band of Horses, and Beck on the mainstage (Beck was rockin', kicking off his set with "Loser"), wandered around the Seattle Center looking for bratwurst and roasted corn, checked out the Flatstock show—I'm obsessed with a certain Breakfast at Tiffany's poster by Diana Sudyka—and checked out the great indie crafts (I love you and your tooled leather goods, Kim Sun). I particularly loved a performance by members of an Australian troupe called Strange Fruit—two couples swayed and spun on tall, bendable poles. It was magical and whimsical.
Today, I'm sending Kevin off to Bumbershoot and it's back to work for me.
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Labels: friendship, music, seattle
Saturday, August 30, 2008
Hear me on A Chef's Table this weekend
Finally, my interview about The Prairie Girl's Guide to Life for A Chef's Table airs this weekend on your local NPR station. If you are around the radio, check it out. You can also look online here. Just click on the "listen" button on the left and go to about 26:43 into the broadcast. Woo hoo!
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Sunday, August 24, 2008
Piper loves a party
My favorite little pal Piper turned three and we celebrated yesterday in the CoSos' backyard. It didn't take long for the kids to get nekkid in the pool and to don princess costumes. Piper celebrated in grand fashion, turning everyone into chocolate with her magic wand. I was a Chocolate Chickaboom (Piper's nickname for me) in short order.
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Tuesday, August 19, 2008
Whidbey girls' weekend
Long overdue, a group of us got together this weekend on Whidbey Island at the ridiculously tricked-out Soaring Eagle Lodge to celebrate Laurel's upcoming nuptials. We drank, ate lasagne and pie, read trashy mags, looked at an eaglet in its nest, watched Roman Holiday (see the clip below), hot tubbed, munched on fish and chips at Toby's Tavern (the salmon and chips never, ever disappoint), but mostly spent time with each other laughing and philosophizing. But mostly laughing.
We can't wait to do it again.
Of course I started a new knitting project (a feather-and-fan shawl in the yummy grey/blue/brown yarn I bought at Boersma's last weekend in McMinnville). Even drunk on countless gin & tonics, I had to keep my hands busy. No matter where I go, I'm still there.
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Labels: friendship, knitting, travel
Friday, August 15, 2008
Cabin fever
I spent a few hours today sewing with Michaela. I was champing at the bit to make a pillow out of some log-cabiny fabrics I found last weekend at Boersma's Sewing Center in McMinnville. I'm thrilled with the result. One side is a wood-grain print and the other is a cool mountain map fabric.
And check out the adorable kid's dress Michaela whipped up without a pattern in just a couple of hours (completely lined with muslin).
We both brought out the Brother 6000s. After Michaela tried mine out and found out that it was $139.99 on overstock.com, she had to get her own to add to her machine collection!
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Thursday, August 14, 2008
Backcountry Betty podcast online!
I did a podcast with King County Library System last month and it's been uploaded to the KCLS site. Go to this page and scroll down to the "Hear the author" section. Another reason to love the library.
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Labels: Backcountry Betty, library, publicity
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
McMinnville craft motherlode
My friend Jessica and I were in McMinnville, Oregon this weekend for a wedding and we took time to enjoy the haunted Hotel Oregon (art adorns the rooms, the hallways, pretty much the entire building). Then we discovered Boersma's. We started at Boersma's Knitting Basket and each bought some gorg yarn. In my "spare" time, I'm going to start a smoky grey shawl. Then we moved onto Boersma's Sewing Center.
Sweet baby Jesus.
The store was huge and packed with scrumpdilious fabric and great, modern ideas on how to use them creatively. We started picking out bolts and piling them up at the counter.
Then we found out the sale fabrics were in the basement.
Sweet sassy molassey.
Needless to say, our stash grew by leaps and bounds yesterday. I am already fixin' to make a cool cabin-style pillow with the retro mountain map fabric.
In my spare time, of course.
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Token necklace tutorial online
My tutorial on making a lariat necklace out of tokens has posted on craftstylish. Check it.
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Monday, August 11, 2008
Rainbow sighting
I haven't seen any unicorns in Seattle lately but I did spy a double rainbow on Saturday night. Thank goodness I can't seem to go anywhere without my new Canon Powershot.
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Thursday, August 7, 2008
Stitch 'n' Pitch
A few images from tonight's Stitch 'n' Pitch event at Safeco Field. The weather was lovely, the food was delish, the yarn booths were plentiful, the knitters were industrious, and the Mariners were victorious. All in all, a perfect evening. (Please forgive my skewed angles on the photo; collectively, they look like an old episode of Batman. POW!)
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Wednesday, August 6, 2008
The hits keep on coming
I just received another etsy package, this time from XO Handworks. I noticed that Tam had Nancy Drew pendants on her page and then when I investigated further, I noticed she was using text from my book, Nancy Drew's Guide to Life, on the back. So I immediately ordered up a pendant (she's graciously including a credit line with the pendant descriptions). I also asked her to make me a pendant using a section of map from my hometown of Benton Harbor. Being the heart of the fruit belt, she added a cluster of cherries to the back. I'm wearing the Michigan pendant right now and I absolutely love it, seeing as how all the significant towns are representing on this little piece of map: Benton Harbor, where I lived during high school; St. Joe, where I went to high school; Coloma, where my mom and stepdad now live; Stevensville, where my dad and stepmom now live; and Sodus, the tiny farm community where I spent my formative years B.D. (before the divorce) shucking lima beans and swinging from ropes in the barn. Thanks, Tam!
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Labels: crafts, jewelry, Michigan, nancy drew
Tuesday, August 5, 2008
Crow up
My Mid-Century Mod art from Four Crows Art came yesterday and I hung the prints in my breakfast nook-turned-office. Don't they look fab?
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Monday, August 4, 2008
Beachy keen
I spent the weekend in Oregon, celebrating my friend Gina's impending nuptials with her friends and family. We drove through McMinnville, where the wedding will be next weekend, and I was completely charmed by the farmland and vineyards in the area. Then we got to Lincoln City and I was bowled over once again. I love the craggy, windswept beaches of the Oregon Coast and had a glorious time collecting driftwood and all sorts of stones that have perfectly round holes dotting them. I don't know what's up with that, but I thought it was magical. My favorite is currently serving as a paperweight on my desk.
The driftwood, however, is bound for a project for Backcountry Betty: Crafting with Style, coming in Spring 09 from Skipstone Books.
Of course, I also loved roadtripping, eating bad fast food, and looking for ridiculous bumper stickers...
The driftwood, however, is bound for a project for Backcountry Betty: Crafting with Style, coming in Spring 09 from Skipstone Books.
Of course, I also loved roadtripping, eating bad fast food, and looking for ridiculous bumper stickers...
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Labels: Backcountry Betty, friends, vacation
Host a Fun & Fancy Craft Swap
Another CraftStylish article has posted. This time I'm discussing how to host a craft swap. Check it out!
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After a good bit of fun we hit the Dossensattel, where we rope up and then start the climbing. This isn't difficult, but we do have to search for the best route and dealing with belaying is a fun challenge. We enjoy our way quite a bit and hit the peak after a totoal of just under three hours. It's windy as hell, so we don't hang out long but continue on our way along the ridge towards the Ränfenjoch. After a bit of the ridge we find a wind-sheltered spot (a bivak) where we can have a good rest and a bit to eat, then its further along the ridge. This is a nice ridge walk up to the last bit where we head steeply down, past a lot more bivak spots, to the glacier. The snow is soft, so we don't need crampons, just a quick switch of the rope to glacier mode and then we start out across the glacier and up to the Ränfenhorn. This is no problem at all and the weather plays along: quick moving high clouds but no rain, good views, and not too hot. The snow is definitely soft, but given how warm it has been, this is no real surprise.
We have a short break on the peak and then head down the other side. According to the book, getting back down to the Gauligletscher is the trickiest bit of the tour. Thanks to the snow, we manage to do the first part without problems, but it does take us a while to find a not completely optimal (but functional) track down to the glacier (lots of loose crap getting down that last bit of moraine, not too much fun). Now we follow the glacier down until it is completely bare and we reach about 2560m, where we transition back to the rock. After a short break we head up a bit to find the blue-white path that takes us to the Gaulihütte. We had done this the other way in the early morning on the Ränfenhorn tour, but we didn't really appreciate it then: it's a nice path! At the hut we settle in, have a cool beverage, have a rest, do some planning, have a nice meal, and then head off to bed for an early start the next day.


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|Bourgeois Tagg
Genres: Pop, Rock, Classic Rock
Originally released in 1988, this multi million selling album is once again is made available due to popular demand. and contains the worldwide hit 'I don t mind at All' Brent Bourgeious and Larry Tagg Specialzed in Beatle... more »
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Originally released in 1988, this multi million selling album is once again is made available due to popular demand. and contains the worldwide hit 'I don t mind at All' Brent Bourgeious and Larry Tagg Specialzed in Beatlesque Pop in the style of theie apparent mentor Todd Rundgeren, whom produced this album 'YoYo' and the worldwide hit from it 'I don t mind at all' This album was originally released on Island records in 1987,their second album and their final release, before splitting in the early 90s,This was Todd Rundgerens last hit produced album and is possibly a collectable for every Rundgeren fan the second time around,The Hit 'I Don t Mind' is funnily enough still reguarly played on Capital Radio Radio 2,Heart FM, Magic FM and has become a classic 80s radio hit as well.
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Jason Stein | San Diego, CA United States | 04/23/2005
(5 out of 5 stars)
"For the record, since there is currently only one review of this album, "Yoyo" was the second, and final, album from Bourgeois Tagg. I first heard them on MTV (yes, that station that used to be great) in 1986 for the video "Mutual Surrender". I was hooked and went and bought their debut album "Bourgeois Tagg" as a cassette. I graduated to cds in 1987, and in October of that year I saw the first video from "Yoyo" for "I Don't Mind At All". I always felt this band had more to offer, but as with many artists, they were cut short and disbanded. In May 1990, Brent Bourgeois released his self-titled debut which was also excellent. He followed this with another album in 1992 called "A Matter Of Feel" which was not so good, and then he went Christian music on us with his third album in 1995, which I did not even bother with.
I just so happen to own "Bourgeois Tagg" (1986), "Yoyo" (1987), "Brent Bourgeois" (1990) and "A Matter Of Feel" (1992) on cd. It's interesting that "Yoyo" has been put back into print, and I can't figure why exactly. It's a great album if you're looking for melodic, yet not necessarily commercial music from the late 1980's. The band enlisted the help of producer Todd Rundgren (who also produced XTC and Hall and Oates among others). It was a good decision, and quite possibly "Yoyo" is the better of Bourgeois Tagg's two albums."
A walk back to the '80s
R. Pope | Washington DC | 01/08/2005
(4 out of 5 stars)
"If the '80s was the decade of the one-hit wonders, then the duo of Bourgeois Tagg was the shining example (for the song "I don't Mind at All"). Every once in a while you will here the song on a background music track in a store or restaurant and, if you are a child of the '80s, you probably say to yourself "I've heard that before," but can't remember who it was. Well it's Bourgeois Tagg. This song takes me back to a simpler time of OP board shorts, upturned collars on Izod polo shirts and Vans skate shoes.
However, it shouldn't just end with one song. Brent Bourgeois and Larry Tagg had very thought provoking lyrics and solid music to back them up. While "I Don't Mind at All" is clearly their most known song, two others are quite noticeable: "Waiting for the Worm to Turn," (which has an acoustic, upbeat feel) and "Pencil and Paper," (more intense and danceable).
If you are into rare '80s music, then Yoyo is a must.
One hit wonders, and deservedly so
Carl Zetie | Virginia USA | 04/27/2009
(1 out of 5 stars)
"I was completely blown away the first time I heard "I Don't Mind", and decades later I still love the song. I owned this album first time around, having run out to buy it as soon as I heard the single. Sadly, it was a huge disappointment. Nothing else on the album comes even remotely close to the beauty and pathos of that song. In fact, with the possible exceptions of "Waiting for the Worm to Turn" and "Coma" (the other track to feature the string quartet heard so prominently in "I Don't Mind"), nothing else was even close to listenable for me.
Your mileage may vary, of course, but I strongly encourage potential buyers to listen to the online samples rather than assuming that the album's other nine tracks will compare to its one big hit."


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By Jason M. Lemkin on January 11, 2017
Tonight we've got a great event at the new Salesforce Incubator: Jason, SaaStr Annual speaker Leyla Seka, EVP of AppExchange, and Gadi Shamia, COO of Talkdesk are talking about "The New Rules of SaaS". We'll also talk about how to really partner with companies like Salesforce and much more. It should be a great conversation. […]
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When the Player-Coach is Just That. And No More.
By Jason M. Lemkin on May 4, 2016
We've talked a lot on SaaStr about not screwing up that VP of Sales hire. Done right, it will accelerate your company to the next level. Done wrong — you can lose the better part of a year, and half of your last round of capital. And we've talked a lot about the trade-offs in […]
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Description: Busty British babe Karlie Simon is on the run, but she needs to blow off some steam. What better way than to get her brains fucked on her car? She gets a little stud butt naked, and strips down to her sneakers to fuck standing up outside.
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This post could be either about the container of lemon squares in my fridge or kittens. I've indulged in both today. If you enjoy a good kitten picture, indulge with me. Sorry, I'm not sharing the lemon squares. Those are going to be my calories to run off!
These are my friends kittens. We've seen them each week for three weeks, although I guess they are close to about 3 1/2 weeks in this set of pictures.
There are 4 girls and 1 boy.
Bee is in LOVE with this one that she has named Sweetie. or Cuddles. or Love.


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Sarah Palin Mobbed By Supporters at Farewell Picnic (Video)
They will miss their Sarah:
Sarah Palin was mobbed by supporters at her farewell picnic in Wasilla.
Conservatives for Palin reported:
More than a thousand people showed up for Gov. Sarah Palin's annual picnic held in her hometown of Wasilla.
Palin, who is resigning and leaves office on Sunday, used the occasion Friday to sign autographs and hand out hot dogs. The governor – dressed casually in blue jeans and a sweat shirt – was mobbed by well-wishers who offered up babies, books, calendars, skateboards and even their hands for autographs.
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text: Well attended opening reception for my show with Terry Ekesala at the Gallery at WREN in Bethlehem, NH. It will be there until the end of the month, so if you didn't make the opening, check it out! The combination of abstract and figurative landscape paintings and sculptures created a truly "reimagined landscape".


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New York City's restaurant roster is amongst the world's best, with new establishments popping up all over to satiate the ever-growing foodie scene. And foodies themselves are becoming particularly adept at scouring the thousands of streets, avenues and alleyways to lay claim to their favorite joints. Here are a few of NYC's hidden, often-missed gems that are equally as foodie-worthy and all the more charming.
Written by Arielle Crane
Give in to the ultimate dining experience at Luksus, a Willliamsburg hideout that offers a seasonal tasting menu from Tuesday-Sunday. It's got a Scandinavian-inspired menu in a really small space that's tucked behind the Torst beer hall. Bonus points for adding the craft-beer pairing option to your booking to enhance this intimate experience.
615 Manhattan Ave. Brooklyn, NY 11222
(718) 389 6034
This hidden Japanese brasserie offers authentic seasonal small plates in intimate semi-private booth tables, offering a complete respite from NYC's usual restaurant bustle. The cuisine goes beyond typical Japanese cuisine and offers savory Tokyo-inspired fare that changes every 5 months. It's a no-frills place that serves what it knows, and does it well.
77 N 6th St, Brooklyn, NY 11211
(718) 388 8985
The Garret East
The Garret East bar Avenue A does a great job at concealing this cozy dining spot; just ring the doorbell and enter this homey kitchenette-style room that serves up to 20 people. The menu has an Italian-slant with a rotating list of biodynamic wines and Italian beers to match. The place doesn't take reservations, but that's part of its walk-right-in charm.
206 Avenue A, New York, NY 10003
Employees Only
Slip inside this West Village hotspot through it's psychic reading storefront and enjoy the Golden Age-inspired cocktails and speakeasy vibe. The bar is a top mixology destination for good reason with employees that are equally as dapper.
510 Hudson St. New York
(212) 242 3021
The Back Room
Tucked in an alleyway on Norfolk St., The Back Room is a throwback to the Prohibition-era where it served as one of only two speakeasies that operated during the 20s in NYC. Today, the space still pays homage to its discrete and gangster-ridden past with drinks served solely in tea cups or paper bags and 'The Lower East Side Toy Company' as its facade. Come in and sit by the fireplace or on any of their plush Victorian-style couches.
102 Norfolk St.New York, NY 10002
(212) 228 5098
Angel's Share
This speakeasy inspired Japanese joint is easy to miss; walk through Village Yokocho and enter perhaps the classiest bar in the East Village overlooking Stuyvesant Square. With tuxedoed bartenders, a well-crafted cocktail list, and beautiful decor that harks back to 1920s Tokyo, no detail in this intimate bar is overlooked.
8 Stuyvesant St. New York, NY 10003
(212) 777 5415
Fig. 19
Blurring the line between gallery and bar is Fig. 19, a LES hotspot frequented by those in the know. The real allure is the bars exclusivity and elegant decor; sip on carefully crafted cocktails amongst countless candles, chandeliers and dark wood tables.
131 1/2 Chrystie St. New York, NY 10002
La Esquina
This exclusive basement brassiere and tequila bars for the ultra-insiders; even the people who frequent the taqueria barely know about this dungeon hotspot. If you can get down there, the sleek place offers up some seriously good Mexican fare and drinks to match. Order the Coco Muy Loco and prepare to stay while.
114 Kenmare St. New York, NY 10012
(646) 613 7100
Beauty & Essex
Hidden behind a pawn shop is Beauty & Essex, an uber-chic restaurant/lounge that exudes glamour in every crevice and serves up eclectic globally inspired small plates. Once inside of this two-story sprawling space, don't be fooled by the luxurious decor; the food is just as drool-worthy.
146 Essex St, New York, NY 10002
(212) 614 0146
Only with a referral and access to a secret phone number can you score a spot at this popular NoHo Japanese eatery that's located behind a butcher shop. If you do get lucky, the low-ceilinged bar welcomes you with a Zen-focused design and beautifully crafted drinks.
57 Great Jones St., New York, NY 10012
Burger Joint @ Le Parker Meridien
Just behind the curtain in the lobby of Le Park Meridien hotel is the buzzy, cash-only Burger Joint, a nice contrast from the hotel's upscale front. The place is forever-teeming with people lined up to score some seriously good burgers and shakes. This space's magic is in its simplicity.
119 West 56th St, New York, NY 10019
(212) 708 7414
Sons of Essex
Located behind a deli counter that actually serves food – is known best for its bougie kid comfort food. The vintage atmosphere plays homage to the Lower East Side's roots and the plates resemble a melting pot of immigrant-influenced flavors as well as local ingredients. Try out the Truffle Grilled Cheese or Mac and Cheese Balls and enjoy the homey vibe replete with 90s jams.
133 Essex St, New York, NY 1002
(212) 674 7100
From the team behind Roberta's, the popular Bushwick pizzeria, comes their newest venture Blanca, a reservation-only restaurant fit for 12 people. The space is located in an airy loft behind the pizza place and serves a sleek tasting menu of New American fare featuring snow-crab legs from Alaska and delicious Wagyu beef carpaccio.
261 Moore St. Brooklyn, NY 11206
(310) 587-0700
House of Small Wonders
Serving cafe style food for your day time fix, House of Small Wonder is a quaint treehouse-like recluse for people looking to escape for a bit. It's an easy to miss spot so be sure to look for the giant wood wall. Once inside, enjoy the greenhouse decor and calming ambiance – plus, the croissant french toast is hard to beat.
77 N 6th St, Brooklyn, NY 11211


text: I finally made it onto the 7.893 leak... however I still keep getting the same error I saw on the cheesecake app when looking for updates, the window popped up for a moto account, I would hit setup, it said connection failed with options of setup wi-fi (even though my wifi is on AND connected to my wifi), try again, skip. No matter what I do, even set up and choose my wifi and d/c and reconnect again, I never got past it... though on the cheesecake side of things doesn't really matter anymore since I finally found a way to flash to the 7.893 I don't need the cheesecake app for this reason.... HOWEVER... my social networking app won't load and I can't set up my facebook (mainly for us of showing facebook contacts pics in my contacts on my phone or social status widget... if I try either, I get the SAME exact message I had for the cheesecake app in which setup connection. connection failed. again no matter what I do, still persists. Can't get past it.. what gives? I have a 4g signal and again as I already mentioned above, I have my wifi on (and even tried it with it off). Any ideas?


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SANTA CLARA — Quarterback Colin Kaepernick is in his first year as the full-time starter, but he benefits from this being his third year in the same offensive system.
As a result, he said Wednesday, he and his teammates are more comfortable in the offense and able to be more dynamic with their play-calling.
"We're further along than we were last year at this point," Kaepernick said.
Kaepernick, in particular, is showing no signs of a letdown from last season, when he burst onto the scene and established himself as one of the game's most-explosive players.
Signs of Kaepernick's comfort level and maturation already are on display during training camp.
"He's getting better at everything he does … ," offensive coordinator Greg Roman said. "We've seen some really nice throws this camp."
Kaepernick and tight end Vernon Davis seem to be building a strong bond early on.
That manifested itself in a deep throw Kaepernick made to Davis on Tuesday.
"He did everything right on the play," Kaepernick said. "He made the correct read on the coverage. He hit his landmark and then at the end tapped that extra burst of speed to go get the ball. That's what's so unique about him."
For more on the 49ers, see Cam Inman's Hot Read blog at blogs.mercurynews.com/49ers. Follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/CamInman.