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Monday, August 4, 2014
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I love them as well! I just saw a great one at Homegoods yesterday! Maybe keep checking there?!ReplyDelete
Hi Alison. Yes, I'm hoping to find one there - I just need to keep checking. Loved your posts last week from your recent project, by the way! Thanks!ReplyDelete
I love sea fans! I copied The Nester (http://www.thenester.com/2012/12/whats-on-my-walls.html) and spray painted one and attached it to a frame. I bought mine online - it was $20 for 2, I think. You can see mine here (http://www.mrsbomb.com/1727/picture-ledges/) but her pictures are much better. Hope that helps! :)ReplyDelete
I was gonna say I see framed ones at HG's all the time....but of course I have seen some great DIY projects framing them....can't wait to see what you find:)ReplyDelete
This post is so timely....I have been looking for one too....for 6 months. They are all so expensive! ThanksReplyDelete
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I made my own I ordered the sea fans from Florida about 20 dollars, they had many colors I chose black, glued them to poster board put them in shadow frames I think the total for two was about 40.00 I have them in a bathroom with some scuba pics my husband took.ReplyDelete
Hi, I am a first time commenter but I did a DIY sea fan framing a few years ago for the same reason. The ones already framed were so expensive! I purchased a couple shadow boxes from Michaels with a light gray background and they worked out great. Under $40 for the entire project!ReplyDelete
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Actually, the realisation that Nagoya is not particularly exciting has come as a relief. Since this is the only part of Japan that I had seen, I was starting to think that this was it - hence the moany groany posts - but now, I have seen the error of my ways: I went to Osaka and I'm a born again Japan fan.
An excellent omen was the fact that we got on the bus, not exactly excited about the three and a half hour journey ahead of us, til we spotted this:
Sega on a bus! On the back of every seat! Inspired. I played Sonic for a considerable amount of the journey. How long before Bus Eireann bring it in d'you think?
We squeezed just about all the sightseeing into one day, since you could get a one-day subway pass that let you into all the touristy stuff for free. It's like the Japan that I had imagined before coming here - crazy neon lights and weirdly dressed people and just lovely chaos really. And if you go further north towards the river, it's all gardens, families, farmers' markets, food stalls and buskers. Basically just a very cool city. Token tourist photos below.
|So we went to Osaka castle..
|..got on a giant ferris wheel..
|..saw Osaka from the sky..
|..ate okonomiyaki - a delicious cabbage omelette thing..
|..went up the Umeda Sky Tower..
|..to see this (incredible)..
|..went on a boat trip along the river..
|..went to mental sweet shops..
|..saw the groom turn up for his wedding with his best man dressed as the bride..
|..ate super-delicious Korean battery pancake goodness with honey..
|..went to the rose garden by the river for sunset..
|..and saw a giant rubber duck.
On Sunday, we went from Osaka to Nara, which is an old capital city of Japan and has the biggest Buddha statue in the country.
It is also famous for its deer, which there are hundreds of just wandering around, chilling out on the pavement, walking down the street and wreaking general havoc.
Why are deer always portrayed as cute and timid and loveable? These deer gave Bambi a bad name. You can buy special deer biscuits to feed them with, which we did straight away and regretted even sooner. I was attacked by three of the greedy buggers, all butting and pucking me for the bloody biscuits, and then one of them bit my leg. While I doubt deer bite was ever listed as a cause of death, it is quite a painful thing, let me tell you. No biscuits for them.
Nara feels quite small and it was a beautiful Autumn afternoon so we just wandered around seeing all the shrines and temples. There were lots of traditionally dressed people at the last shrine we went to, as there was a wedding and a christening (not the same couple), so behold my favourite photo of the weekend.
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The Hartford Selling Tower
By Greg Bordonaro
April 23, 2012
As The Hartford Financial Services Group goes through a major restructuring, the company is pushing forward with a further consolidation of its Connecticut real estate holdings.
The Hartford has put up for sale one of its major office buildings in the Capital City.
The company is shopping its 12-story office tower at 55 Farmington Ave., located on the outskirts of the central business district and across the street from The Hartford's headquarters on Asylum Hill.
Spokesman Thomas Hambrick said the company is exploring a potential sale as part of "ongoing efforts to consolidate our footprint."
Hambrick wouldn't disclose an asking price or how many employees work in the building, but he said it houses several divisions, including Hartford Investment Management, commercial market and claims employees, as well as some corporate functions.
It's not exactly clear what the company's strategy is for the building. Hambrick said it is too early in the process to tell, but it could involve a sales and lease back deal, or the company could sell the property and vacate the building entirely.
Leasing the building to another company may also be a possibility, realty sources say.
"Any transaction would take many months to complete," Hambrick said. "There is no immediate impact to The Hartford's employees that work in the building."
The potential sale comes at a time of heightened sensitivity over The Hartford's future in Connecticut.
The state is waiting with bated breath as its largest insurance company goes through a major restructuring that will include the financial services giant exiting its annuities business and selling its individual life-insurance and retirement plans businesses.
The Hartford is also selling its Woodbury Financial Services brokerage as it shifts its focus to its core, more stable property-casualty, group benefits and mutual funds divisions.
Hambrick said the potential sale of 55 Farmington Ave. is not directly related to the selling off of those business lines. In fact, employees working in that building are in divisions The Hartford plans to retain and if a sale does occur they could relocate to another Hartford office.
Still, plenty of questions remain about the company's future. The Hartford is a major taxpayer, employer and property holder in the state, but has been in cost cutting mode since its near collapse in 2008, when investment losses wreaked havoc on its finances.
Hartford Financial spokesman David Snowden said it's too early to know the impact from any potential sale, but the company's goal is to "find a buyer for those businesses and their teams, and redeploy employees within The Hartford."
"We are committed to the city of Hartford and the state of Connecticut, and will continue to be a significant employer in the region," Snowden said.
Even still, more job losses are likely in store for the company's 10,000 or so employees in central Connecticut.
The real estate impact has already been significant.
The potential sale of 55 Farmington Ave. comes less than a year after the company announced plans to exit 230,000 square feet of leased space in Southington and Farmington.
Hambrick said employees have already moved out of their Farmington space at 8 Farm Springs Rd. Meanwhile, employees have begun to relocate from 122,000 square feet of leased space at 400 Executive Blvd. in Southington. That lease is set to expire in September.
All those workers are being transferred to the company's offices in Simsbury, Windsor or Hartford.
According to The Hartford's 2011 annual report, the company owns about 2.6 million square feet of office space in Greater Hartford. Nationally and internationally, it leases about 3.2 million square feet of office space.
By far, the company's largest footprint is in Hartford, where it owns at least eight pieces of property, city records show, including office buildings and parking lots and garages. According to the city's 2010 grand list, The Hartford had $130.2 million in assessed taxable property, making them the second largest taxpayer behind Travelers.
Its main campus is spread across dozens of acres on Asylum Hill and its corporate office at 690 Asylum Ave. was valued at $59.8 million during the city's recent revaluation. The 55 Farmington Ave. building was recently valued at $19.3 million.
The Hartford also maintains a significant presence in Simsbury and Windsor.
Simsbury First Selectwoman Mary Glassman said The Hartford employs about 1,900 in her town, and at least half of them are in the life insurance business, which is on the sales block. The Hartford also owns the 611,000-square-foot office building it occupies on Hopmeadow Street, which it bought in 2010 for $46 million.
Glassman said she recently met with five representatives from the company who told her they won't know for another 12 to 18 months precisely what businesses they will or won't retain.
Of course, it can't be known what a potential buyer would decide in terms of workforce and real estate needs in the state.
As Simsbury's largest employer and taxpayer, The Hartford's future has major ramifications for the town, Glassman said.
The company had taxable property assessed at about $45 million on the town's 2011 grand list.
"Retaining jobs in Simsbury is very important to our town,'' Glassman said. "This isn't just a Simsbury story. It's a Connecticut story and all hands are on deck to try and keep jobs.''
In Windsor, The Hartford spent $146 million in 2006 to build a new 450,000-square-foot office building on Day Hill Road for its life insurance and wealth management business. The company consolidated several offices into that building, and the company now employs about 2,000 people in Windsor, said Town Manager Peter Souza.
Like the rest of the state, Souza said he is in wait-and-see mode, but with a portion of Windsor workers in the life insurance and annuities divisions, he has concerns about what a potential sale could mean for his town.
The Hartford is third largest taxpayer in Windsor with taxable property worth about $76 million.
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Hounded by Kevin Hearne
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Although I did enjoy this urban fantasy, I don't think I'll be reading more in the series, and that's mainly because of the main character.
First, he's overpowered. He's a 2100-year-old druid (who looks, and often acts, 21), and in this first book of the series he's already killing gods and sleeping with goddesses (and I use the plural for both of those advisedly). He's spent centuries making an amulet which functions like Batman's utility belt, and he starts the book with a near-invincible magic sword (and ends it with two). This doesn't leave the author much room to build up, or so it seems to me.
Secondly, there's the whole "acts 21" thing. He's a cocky fellow who thinks very little of either killing someone or sleeping with them, which reminds me rather too much of James Bond - a character I've never liked.
His dog is a lot more likeable. I believe there's a volume from the dog's POV, which I might read at some point.
Apart from the annoying quirk of joining independent clauses together with colons, and an occasional missing quotation mark, it's very clean from a copy editing perspective. But I prefer my protagonists more idealistic and more outgunned than this.
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Oberon (the Irish Wolfhound) is a favorite character and the audiobook reader does a great job with Oberon's part. FYI - Oberon has his own twitter feed. https://twitter.com/IrishOberon
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Sometimes, the subway becomes an above-way. From a station platform we can look down on life as we know it in Hässelby gård and westwards along the tracks to and from the end station Hässelby strand. In the foreground is a sculpture "Flora II" by Per-Erik Willö.
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Giancarlo Stanton's 2013 season is off to a rough start, but many teams would still love to pry the 23-year-old away from the Marlins.
According to CSNPhilly.com's Jim Salisbury, the Phillies over the last several months have made "multiple" inquiries to the Marlins about Stanton's availability, but they were told that he's not available.
The Marlins have been adamant about Stanton not being available at this time. However, the Fish have a tendency of hosting fire sales, and they're currently in the midst of another tough season. Salisbury reports that there's a feeling around baseball that Stanton will become available at some point, and the Phillies have made it known that they'd like to speak with the Marlins if and when that happens.
Stanton is currently dealing with a hamstring issue that could keep him out until June, and he's only hitting .227 with three home runs and nine RBIs in 20 games thus far. Stanton's numbers have risen each of the last three seasons, though, and his raw power is something to marvel at.
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Many eye and vision conditions exhibit no obvious symptoms so individuals are often unaware of a problem. Early diagnosis and treatment of eye disorders such as cataracts, glaucoma and macular degeneration are important for maintaining good vision and preventing permanent vision loss; this is why eye exams are important and should not be ignored. Complete eye exams consist of a series of tests designed to evaluate your vision and check for eye diseases.
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If you have been diagnosed with a vision or eye health condition, you should be receiving annual eye exams. For everyone else, the following general guidelines apply:
- Ages five and younger should have their vision checked each time they visit their pediatrician
- School-aged children and adolescents should have their vision checked prior to entering first grade and every two years thereafter
- Adults should have at least one eye exam between the ages of 20 and 29, two exams between ages 30 and 39, one exam every four years from ages 40 to 65 and one exam every one or two years after age 65.
Who Performs Eye Exams?
- Ophthalmologists are medical doctors who provide full-service eye care, which includes eye exams, corrective vision prescriptions, and diagnosis and treatment of complex eye diseases and surgeries.
- Optometrists are specialists who perform many of the same services as ophthalmologists, including vision corrective vision prescription, and diagnosis and treatment of selective eye disorders. For more serious or complex problems, such as those requiring surgery, an optometrist will refer you to an ophthalmologist.
- Opticians are specialists who fill prescriptions for eye glasses and contact lenses. They will also assemble and fit them for you.
The majority of employers offer vision insurance to help pay for the cost of routine exams and other eye-related expenses. Encourage your employees to understand and utilize their health benefits by implementing a wellness program. If you're interested in learning more about how your company can benefit from a wellness program, contact an AssuredPartners NL Director of Health and Productivity.
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text: Massachusetts Family Institute (www.mafamily.org) is holding a rally at the State House again this Wednesday, June 1st. Last week, MFI had almost 200 people fill the Grand Staircase at the Statehouse to make the case for the privacy of our children and the religious liberties of our places of worship. Check out speeches made at the rally here: https://www.facebook.com/RenewMACoalition/videos/1744146539154577/ (All speeches) http://newbostonpost.com/2016/05/24/bathroom-bill-foes-ask-house-lawmakers-to-protect-privacy/ (Write Up in online newspaper) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gcRUhYOQ7g0&feature=youtu.be (Speech from 12-year old girls at Rally) You can also view a video of a local news agency that covered the rally…Read More


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We as Americans are looked at as people who would "give the shirt off our backs" to help others. Our government has played this tune to the people for years defining our tax structure as a charity organization that is needed to help those in need. The problem is in "their definition" of who "those in need are". If we the taxpayers of this country could look in the mirror at our back sides we would see that the shirt and pants have already been striped away. Next they will be coming for what is left.
Expandable universe? Baby, you ain't seen NOTHIN' yet. Mwahaha!Love the portrait-gallery idea. Pooks, thank you! It's nearly at 75%. There is much EEEEEE! and SQUEEEEE! this morning.
that's certainly a pragmatic approach… just keep in mind that in a generation you'll be elevating Obama and citing his speeches to show that our new Democratic president, Satan McHitler is no patriot like Barack Obama was
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DESPERATELY need Google attention. I'm webmaster of a domain that was hacked. Cleaned all and Google Webmaster Tools review found it OK. Two days later another attack and got same block from Google, just this time no link to review appears on Google Webmaster Tools leaving me w/o options to ask for review!!! Any suggestions?
I am in love with all the genius and WIN in this post. How exciting to do some exchanges. I have to try that soon haha. Love what you got baby.KISS, China L.
Keith,Do you not think that the GCR might include partnering with Acts 29 Church planters to start Churches? Where Namb is asked to give to help an Acts 29 Church start? I do see people saying things like this. Yes.And, Keith, if a Church planter, who is getting money to start a Church by the Acts 29 network, wants his Church to be SB, and it can say that it believes Baptist doctrine, then of course I can support him wanting to be a SB Church…to be a part of the SBC. If he wants to be Presbyterian, and wants to be a part of the SBC, then no.David
2 octobre 2012Excellent article !J'en retiens deux choses :-l'affichage du prix en vis à vis du résultat classique risque fort de cannibaliser ce dernier, et d'augmenter la part du trafic issu du cpc vs trafic issu du positionnement… – l'importance du positionnement diminue, les internautes vont checker les résultats à la recherche du 1er prix au lieu de cliquer sur le premier résultat de la liste… Très incitatif pour ceux qui n'utilisent pas encore le système !
11:35 pm, September 13, 2012|not if you have patience. I am still waiting on other films that will be released in the next 3 years like Mortal Kombat , Tron 3 , Jurassic Park 4 , Marvel's Venom , X-Men Days of Future Past , The Amazing Spider-Man 2 , Dinosaurs Vs Aliens , and many more. if there is one of many films that I personally want to return to the big screens , one of them is definately Spawn.
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A survey showed brokers would cancel their accreditation or avoid the bank
Groups are speaking out against the changes to broker remuneration
The MFAA has criticised the West Australian government for 'punishing' the majority of first home owners in the state budget.
As reported in Australian Broker, the state's government announced last week that it will reduce the First Home Owners Grant for the purchase of established homes from $7,000 to $3,000, while boosting the grant for those looking to build new homes from $7,000 to $10,000, effective from September 15.
Marco Meloni, state president of the MFAA in WA and principal of Choice Home Loans in Leederville, says that, while the increased grant for FHBs buying new homes is 'welcome', he's 'very disappointed' that the government cut the grant on established homes.
"Over 75% of first home owner loan applications are for the purpose of purchasing established properties," says Meloni.
"Not all first home buyers can or want to build their own homes and many have already contacted us today with their concerns about being effectively blocked from buying a home because of the increased costs. The budget move will also kill off the state government's Keystart lending program for those purchasing established homes, as they will not be able to afford the extra $4,000 toward their purchase."
Meloni says that, while the government promises a saving to state revenue of $24 million, stamp duty revenue will fall as the reduced grant means a lower turnover of established properties. This, he argues, has a knock-on effect as home owners selling to first home buyers normally upgrade to more expensive properties, paying full stamp duty on a higher purchase price. These second and third home buyers may now not be upgrading, thus decreasing state government's stamp duty revenue.
What is especially disappointing to Meloni is the fact that the MFAA and The Real Estate Institute of WA were not consulted about the proposed changes.
The MFAA is now seeking an 'urgent' meeting with the Treasurer to review and potentially reverse the decision, which the group says 'makes it harder for young couples and single people to put a roof over their heads and plan for the future'.
This is still abetter offer than Vic has got , where was the MFAA when that was announced , MFAA need to be lobbying both Federal parties about a Federal boost for all FHB
I wouldn't think that any state government would be interested in the MFAA's opinion on any matter..


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Graft Architects has wowed us again with this spectacular living hill high rise concept complete with a giant green roof that drapes over the top and down the sides. The AO Project is restricted by size, height, and setbacks, and so it expands from its confines and improves the space with lots of lush vegetation.
Details on this project have not been released yet, but this large condo will likely include light retail and add a fresh expanse of green space to an existing urban landscape. Graft Architects, who are well known for their organic architecture, give form to the exterior shell defined by restrictions and infused it with life. Balconies will cut into the sloping living roof, providing residents a view out into the city over a sea of vegetation.
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Cyber Attacks
Cyber attacks target computer or telecommunication networks of critical infrastructures such as power systems, traffic control systems, or financial systems. Cyber attacks target information technologies (IT) in three different ways.
First, is a direct attack against an information system "through the wires" alone (hacking). Second, the attack can be a physical assault against a critical IT element. Third, the attack can be from the inside as a result of compromising a trusted party with access to the system.
- Be prepared to do without services you normally depend on that could be disrupted—electricity, telephone, natural gas, gasoline pumps, cash registers, ATM machines, and internet transactions.
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The Problem
Corporate training and educational programs in general is a major topic of discussion right now. Funding cuts within our schools and the high turnover in the office combined with the need to tighten our belts and polish business processes are all waking folks up to the value of improving and or developing quality training resources. It is proven that education in the workplace will improve efficiency and productivity and help your company or remain competitive in a global economy. Schools and learning institutions have requirements for student results trackin and there is a shift required to evolve a more sustainable educational system. This may require a blend of traditional settings as well as virtual training. Corporations and schools alike can reduce travel costs and transition times productivity lost shifting between locations. These and other key factors are all opening the door for the online or virtual training solutions.
The cost advantage of a Joomla Content Management System with integrated Learning Management capabilities now makes this capability within reach for small businesses, learning institutions and non-profit organizations.
New Social Community capabilities also can fuel the way we interact and share information. Since Joomla offers this capability through a host of extensions there are limitless opportunities for developing focused learning communities with segmented user groups.
Affordable Options for LMS
There are many options for Learning Management but a couple of major contenders in the open source community are Moodle LMS (Ideal for schools) as well as Joomla when using the numerous third party Learning Management System (LMS) extensions (More ideal for companies and Non-profit organizations). There's actually a "bridge" between the two systems that lets you utilize both Moodle and Joomla for the same user base. This technology capacity is a force multiplier that can open the doors for a lot of possibilities iff it is applied properly.
CNP Integrations has become an early adopters for this bridge on our http://www.givetoed.org project where we incorporated a number of tools for K-12 school teachers, parents and local community leaders to work with others and engage in conversations concerning the potential of education and related matters. While still a pilot project the feedback has been overwhelmingly positive.
Professional LMS is now within reach
There are many enterprise level systems used for conventional learning establishments and larger organizations but these tend to be expensive solutions to implement since the training and deployment costs are extensive. Until recently this has made Learning Management Systems far out of reach for the small and mid size business, local school districts or non-profit organization.
What we have found is that by leveraging either a Joomla CMS (http://www.joomla.org) along with integrated LMS extensions or Moodle (http://www.moodle.org) or even a bridged combinations we are able to help deliver a reasonable scale of functionality and student tracking capability that puts the strength of Learning Management Systems available to small and mid-size businesses, learning institutions and non-profit organizations. Not only is this technology platform substantially more cost effective but each of the curriculum and education resources that we produce can be designed to be SCORM compliant and as a result can be integrated with virtually any other SCORM compliant Learning Management System should your requirements ever outgrow the platform. However, because the technologies continue to improve and scale with new features you may never need to look elsewhere.
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If you are a small business, training can help you deliver your products more consistently and position your company to be able to scale up or down to meet the needs in the marketplace and protect you from risk in employee turnover. If you are a School or educational institution it is important to segment your user types and track student progress. If you are launching complex business tools on the web you need to empower your users to get the most out of your technology investments. What this means is that utilizing the capabilities of Learning Management can offer benefits to businesses and organizations of many types and range in size. It also means that this may be a wise investment that can have short term and long term payoffs.
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Since most of our team has backgrounds in education and training there is a lot of passion in our company for incorporating professional development and training as part of the value in our service offerings. We will be dedicating this month as "Training Month" at CNP and moving forward you will see a lot more from us in training and curriculum development for educational products and services. We hope the articles and information that we present will generate conversation and help us find creative ways to help you engage your customers and better train your workforce using many of the cost effective solutions that we support.
Stay tuned for ongoing articles and reviews of LMS systems and approaches that can benefit your organization. We are eager to help you better understand the opportunity you can have with an effective online leaning or professional development program using our tools and expertise to implement them.
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The Selection and Use of Essential Medicines - WHO Technical Report Series, No. 914
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In Vienna's Burggarten, peonies bloom beside chestnut trees and lilac.
It's the most beautiful season of the year now!
Oooooh, I love those big, gorgeous blooms! I would adore a bouquet of them on my table right now!
It must be an incredible sight, so many beautiful blooms.
After a long, snowy winter, everything looks young and beautiful!:)... Unless your country is dealing with a serious economic crisis!:( ... But you're ready to move to another country! :) + :( ...
so pretty....
How beautiful Paeonias!!, Maria.
Have a nice day.
peonies have such a fresh scent
Real nice selection..colors are terrific. I like the lavender in bloom besides those buildings too-
Great share!
Have a wonderful day-
These are just beautiful, Maria!
Ours are still tight buds... we will look forward to their beauty and incredible fragrance!
Happy Mother's Day to you!
Have a wonderful week enjoying more springtime ~ Maria
those are beautiful flowers, I also love that on top of your blog (wisteria?). Today I also visited your other blog Der Lustige Wanderschuh and I hope you'll update it again this year :)
Hi maria!
I like the second small picture.
it's very beautiful.
I wish I lived the house in the picture!!
These day in Tokyo it's getting hot.
few weeks ago it was snowing.
it's wired weather!!
These peonies are show-stoppers!
Beautiful series of blooms. The peonies are very colorful and pretty.
So beautiful!
Oooh, beautiful peonies -you caught them well!
How beautiful. Thanks for sharing. The heavy rain we had the first of the month beat the blooms down on our peonies so it is wonderful to see some so healthy. Peace


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'Chanderpaul has shown a lot of application'
Head coach Ottis Gibson believes that the West Indies batsmen can accomplish the mission of beating India and staying in contention for the series during the Second Test.
Only 25.3 overs of play was possible on Wednesday as the Windies moved from 30-3 to 98-5 as heavy rain and bad light affected play at Kensington Oval.
The Windies will enter the third day on Thursday 103 runs short of India's first innings score of 201.
Resuming play will be Shivnaraine Chanderpaul, who has made 20 from 63 balls. With him is the stylish right-hander Marlon Samuels on 21 from 58 balls. The pair came together at 57-5 and has so far added 41 for the sixth wicket. Gibson expects them to carry on the fight.
"We are looking forward to the third day. The second day was badly rain-interrupted and that is history. The pair at the crease has done a good job for us so far and there is plenty ahead of them. We know what Chanderpaul can do and he has showed a lot of application in his innings so far," Gibson said on Wednesday.
Image: Shivnarine Chanderpaul
'This is a crucial partnership'
"Marlon is now coming back into the team and he has looked good so far. He is really looking forward to this opportunity in this Test match and hopefully he will continue to show the fighting skills he has demonstrated. He came in at a crucial time and has played well so far. We expect him to continue. This is a crucial partnership as there is still a lot of cricket left in the match."
Gibson was also full of praise for the bowlers who did a fantastic job on a helpful first day pitch to dismiss the Indians.
Ravi Ramapaul was excellent with the new ball and ended with 3-38, rookie leggie Devendra Bishoo again advertised his skills with 3-46 and pacer Fidel Edwards continued his comeback with 3-56.
"The bowlers again did their job very well and they deserve the praise. It is good to see the see them putting in the hard work and getting the rewards."
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The Deputy Minister, who was addressing NDC women organizers at a meeting at Adansi Asokwa over the weekend said, though he is not an Ashanti, he is scandalized by the disgrace being meted to the golden stool "all because of politics".
A video of the Asantehene and President John Mahama dancing merrily to a local tune in what appeared to be a private party went viral recently, paving way for several unsolicited and mostly distasteful comments.
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He outlined past presidents who were friends; some who continue to be friends of Manhyia and asked what is different with President Mahama such that, people try to disgrace the Golden stool for having a relationship with the sitting President.
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Italy Biotechnology market is expected to witness a strong growth rate in the medium to long term future. Driven by surge in market conditions and technological advancements, the Biotechnology has witnessed strong growth in terms of sales.
In terms of investment opportunities and product sales, the sector is offering strong growth prospect for both domestic and international companies.
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New market trends continue to emerge in Italy Biotechnology, in particular, driven by improving economic conditions. Foray of new companies coupled with technological advancements continue to shape new market dynamics.
Market Segmentation
The Biotechnology is further segmented by type and in addition to overall market forecast, the report provides forecasts for Biotechnology by type. Further, the growth and industry conditions in the Italy market are assessed in comparison to regional Biotechnology.
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- Market overview for Italy Biotechnology along with regional comparison and competitive analysis
- Current status of the market together with detailed analysis on drivers and challenges
- Identification of factors fundamental for growth in the industry, potential opportunities along with trends shaping the future of global and regional Biotechnology
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NEW YORK Shares on major exchanges fell for a sixth consecutive day on Thursday while crude prices bounced back from multi-year lows as volatile markets digested another move lower in the yuan and Chinese efforts to stabilize a sinking stock market.
Stocks on Wall Street pared losses after China suspended the circuit breaker that stops trading for the day when stocks fall 7 percent, a halt that occurred twice this week. Analysts and investors said the mechanism, put in place to avoid market volatility, may have backfired.
Brent crude cut a loss of more than 6 percent to trade down 0.4 percent, with traders citing short-covering. U.S. crude, down as much as 5.5 percent earlier, was down 0.8 percent.
The 7-percent drop in Chinese markets overnight had triggered a flight to safety, but the circuit breaker reversal helped cut losses in other risk assets, including the U.S. dollar.
Investors, however, remain concerned that China is struggling to keep control of the yuan. The People's Bank of China (PBOC) set the yuan midpoint rate at 6.5646 per dollar, a 0.5 percent decline that was the biggest between daily fixings since August. It was the eighth consecutive day the PBOC had set a lower guidance rate.
This graphic shows how currencies, stocks, commodities, bonds and some economic indicators have reacted to the yuan decline since August: reut.rs/1VMvXYf
On Wall Street, energy stocks pared a 2-percent loss and major indexes were down about 1 percent, about half as much as at their session lows. Still, the S&P 500 was down almost 4 percent so far this week.
"There is a wall of worry under full construction, brought on by China, fall in oil prices and uncertainty regarding quarterly earnings," said Terry Sandven, chief equity strategist at U.S. Bank Wealth Management in Minneapolis.
The Dow Jones industrial average fell 211.2 points, or 1.25 percent, to 16,695.31, the S&P 500 lost 25.97 points, or 1.3 percent, to 1,964.29 and the Nasdaq Composite dropped 79.34 points, or 1.64 percent, to 4,756.42.
The pan-European FTSEurofirst 300 index and the euro zone's blue-chip Euro STOXX 50 index were down 2.4 percent and 1.8 percent respectively, having fallen more than 3 percent earlier in the session.
A gauge of major stock markets globally fell 1.4 percent.
Investors fear China's economy is even weaker than had been imagined, with Beijing, in a bid to help exporters, allowing the yuan's depreciation to accelerate.
The U.S. dollar trimmed losses against a basket of currencies after the Chinese stock exchanges announced the removal of the circuit breaker. The dollar index was however down 0.4 percent on the day.
The euro gained 0.7 percent to $1.0849. The yen rose 0.4 percent to 118 per dollar after hitting 117.30, its strongest since late August.
The benchmark U.S. Treasury yield edged up after touching its lowest since late October. U.S. 10-year Treasury notes were last down 4/32 in price to yield 2.1914 percent from 2.177 percent late Wednesday.
Global oil benchmark Brent gained 0.5 percent at $34.40 a barrel and WTI gained less than 0.1 percent to $33.99 a barrel.
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collage Dogs, Ledger paper and more lace and ribbon, the stamps are from Hero Arts, chipboard flower from Melissa Frances
Hope you have a great weekend :) Thank you for your sweet comments!
QUe adelantada!!! tan lindas como siempre!
ayyy.. puse mi comentario con el otro email.. :P
Siempre geniales
Que preciosidad de tarjetas, besos
What a beautiful cards.
Hugs Riet.xx
Fabulous cards! So pretty!
Amazing cards and design. I especially live your layers.
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Security researchers have been touting the growing nature of professionalism among virus authors over the last several years, but new evidence points to increased cooperation between malware writers spread around the globe, according to some experts.
The practice of using widely-distributed IP addresses to distribute malware and spam to help avoid detection by security companies and law enforcement officials is nothing new among electronic schemers.
However, there is reason to believe that cyber-criminals, specifically virus authors and botnet operators, may be teaming more frequently with people in other regions of the world to help facilitate their respective attacks, said Chris Boyd, the U.K.-based director of malware research at FaceTime Labs, a division of software maker FaceTime Communications.
Boyd -- who used his presentation at the RSA Conference 2007 in February to detail botnet activity, including a group based out of the Middle East known as the Q8Army that is suspected to back radical Islamist activity -- said that there is even mounting evidence that hackers in China are teaming with their Western counterparts to help boost the quality of their respective attacks.
There have been ties established between groups of crimeware authors in the United States, South America, and Eastern Europe that have been evident for some time, Boyd said, but an increasing number of attacks being examined by the researcher bare clues that Chinese coders are looking outside their borders for expertise in helping to improve and spread their work.
"It was previously unthinkable that hackers in the West and China would be working together, but we're increasingly seeing interplay of code," Boyd said. "The new techniques we're seeing come out of China suggest that they are picking up tips from hackers in the West to help them fly under the radar, and we feel there will be more of this activity in the coming months."
Boyd said that like the Q8Army -- which allegedly used instant messaging attacks to plant spyware on people's computers and create a massive worldwide botnet system -- Chinese hackers have been known in the past for distributing somewhat crude programs that were relatively easy for security researchers to isolate.
But over the past several months, the expert said, he has seen far more advanced threats with far less obvious social engineering mistakes emanating from the world's most populous nation.
While the Chinese malware writers are turning to Westerners to learn the subtleties of tricking people outside their country into falling for their attacks, Westerners are likely asking their new partners to share their techniques for avoiding detection by researchers and law enforcement.
"[Virus writers] in America want to learn the finer arts of what not to do to get caught online, and the groups in China appear to be very advanced in that regard," said Boyd. "With the government atmosphere there, where you're likely to go to jail if you get caught committing a crime, they have to be very careful."
The range of attacks -- which Boyd said he has observed on underground security research forums that he declined to identify by name -- span from less dangerous adware programs to extremely advanced root kits, according to the expert with FaceTime.


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Im have being going for walk on beach every day and listening to music which is things I enjoy good stuff. Start doing things you enjoy, challenge negative thinking and remember how nice it is to be you ! Takin herbs and vitamin b2 and I know I still smell but I have the attitude I dont care most of the time, everyone has their own battles and this is ours some people dont mind, some do, but we all have all great things to offer and we do not hide away. We should be proud of who we are and be proud of things of what we have achieved and start thinking of all the positive instead of the negative, because the former far outweight the latter. I will be on again shortly once course finished but until then take care.
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|Ottobre 05-2012-05 a.k.a the jacket I swear I am going to try to make this autumn
Seriously though, I swear I'm going to try to at least make a muslin of this Ottobre jacket over the next few weeks. There's some degree of urgency, even, to this plan as we approach the autumn, because my actual outerwear wardrobe situation is becoming dire. I've been holding off on acquiring a new jacket in the hopes that I could make one myself. This means, basically, that I don't have one right now at all. If it turns out that my muslin is a hot mess then I'll probably have to give in and buy something. It would be very sad to have to stoop to RTW, especially since anything I buy would probably last for years and then I wouldn't get to use the fabric I've been
Operation Jacket aside, while thinking about what else I want to make this autumn I made the mistake of spending some quality time last week while feeling too ill to do more than sit around on my sofa going through all of my (MANY) back issues of various magazines, my envelope pattern collection, my PDF files, and so on. At any rate, as a result I was (as always when I undertake this exercise) overwhelmed with a burning desire to MAKE ALL THE THINGS, but more specifically decided that this autumn I want to sew a bunch of new patterns and some slightly different styles than I have been sewing for the last year or so. As a result, there is SO MUCH pattern tracing and sticky taping PDFs together in my future, you wouldn't even believe it.
|From left to right: Lekala 4341; Burda 07-2010-137, Simplicity 1063, StyleArc Demi-Drape; Ottobre 05-2011-11
First, I want to make a handful of knit tops that aren't intended for layering. As previously discussed, I am really very consistent in liking to wear outfits with visible layering. As a result, I do love the many basic tees/long-sleeved tees that I've made that fit smoothly under other layers. In fact, I will also need to make a couple of basic tops to replace some that have worn out over the next couple of weeks, not pictured above. However, I also like the idea of making some tops with more visible design features that I can wear on their own in the autumn or under an open cardigan rather than as a layer. I've picked out four patterns and matching fabrics: a deep cowl neck w/ fake layering, a faux wrap, a layered multi coloured top and a draped front top. I also want to make a knit hoodie, and I'll be using a Lekala pattern for the first time to do that.
|Stylish Dress Book. Why do the models always look so desperately glum? Is that just the Japanese aesthetic?
The biggest departure here is the pattern source: I will probably have a go at a pattern from Stylish Dress Book: Wear With Freedom, which is one of those Japanese pattern books with the miserable looking models standing around in many voluminous layers of cotton holding various unrelated objects for no apparent reason (a purse! a vase full of flowers! some kind of beverage and a ladle! WHY.) It's not my usual aesthetic, and I have to admit I still don't find the books super appealing in either format or presentation. However, I discovered, through Pinterest, a lot of versions of the patterns that were much more appealing to me, and that prompted me to pick up a copy second-hand. It will be an interesting experiment, anyway, and since it's all intentionally for stuff to wear around the house it's pretty low risk.
|McCalls 7193, which I hope to buy in a sale since LOL NO to full UK prices
Other than all of that, I have vague plans to make a zippered tote bag, and a couple of other little non-garment things. I have a BUNCH of plans for embroidery and fabric manipulation experiments, but I imagine that if I get to them at all in the next three months or so it'll just be to make samplers.
Finally, I have already picked out a winter sweater to knit over the next few months, fired up by my continued success at knitting my Backshore sweater (latest update: half-way through sleeve two, will probably finish this week, in LOVE with it). I also promised a scarf to my mum, which will actually probably be my next project since I need a quick and mindless knit after working on the Backshore sweater.
Phew. That's a lot of plans. I wasn't kidding when I said I felt FIRED with enthusiasm to make all the things at the moment. I feel like if I were actually healthier I'd be on an absolute creative rampage at the moment. As it is, since I've had a bad couple of weeks health-wise I've apparently channelled it all into wildly ambitious sewing plans. :D I hope I do get to do SOME of it at least!
PS. Did everyone see the new Ottobre magazine is out? My copy (on subscription) came earlier in the week. Nothing is jumping out at me as a MUST MAKE, unfortunately, although I find that Ottobre tends to be more of a sleeper hit for me. I'll think there's nothing in it and then three months later half the issue is on my wishlist.
PPS. Speaking of which: I LOVE the new Burda (September 2015), which arrived at my house this weekend. That is the first time I've said that about Burda ALL FREAKING YEAR. Unfortunately, the stuff I am completely nuts over is nothing I need for my current boring lifestyle, so I won't be making any of it soon, but omg, so happy that ONE issue this year excites me after months of just side-eyeing every issue going "really? no, I mean, but REALLY?"
PPPS. OK, terrible admission time: I was feeling really fed up with Burda and after I picked up a recent issue of Knipmode, the Dutch pattern magazine, I was impressed enough to struggle through the subscription-from-outside-of-the-Netherlands process. It starts this month -- in fact, I should get the September issue this week, all being well. I... really don't need any more magazines, but it's a sickness, apparently. /o\ I'll report back!


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Almost every time we pass Wayne in the St Lawrence market and spy his suckling pigs hanging, my husband says, "We should buy one and cook it ". I nod and keep walking, so up until last weekend, despite having cooked almost every cut of pork I've never roasted a whole pig. My oven is big enough, a wonderful beast, a commercial Garland range. There is nothing high-tech about it, just knobs to turn the gas on or off. What had stopped me was a pan.
Wayne was offering a deal too good to refuse, so this time I said yes and we went home with a piglet in a garbage bag. The plastic quality wasn't good and within a couple of minutes, the snout and a foot were sticking out of the bag.
We called two couples that are always ready at a moments notice for an experimental dinner and Sunday night was organized - there would be 6 of us. Next I had to find a pan big enough to hold my piglet. I have a large heavy All Clad pan that is perfect for roasts and large birds but not for a piglet measuring 60 cm/24 inches nose to tail. I thought about a large foil pan only the "large" ones were nowhere big enough, so I decided to use the large baking tray I have, hoping that there wouldn't be too much juice or fat.
Next I rubbed it inside and out with sea salt, placed it on a rack on baking sheet in the refrigerator. You'll need a big fridge too! Dry skin has a much better chance of turning into crackling and the combination of salt and dry air helps. The kidneys went in along side in a bowl.
The following morning I made stuffing; a couple of large red onions, sliced and softened in duck fat, with 8 large sage leaves added. Once the onions are well coated with the fat, cover the pan and cook until they are very soft. Uncover and add 375ml/1 1/2 cups of red wine.
Bring to a boil, then continue to cook until there is only a couple of spoonfuls of wine left, just enough to keep the onions moist. Season with sea salt and freshly ground black pepper and then leave to cool.
Chop the kidneys, a couple of garlic cloves and finely shred another 12 sage leaves. Stir into the onions with about 125g/ 4oz of cubed day old bread, or just enough to make a good stuffing, not too moist not to dry.
Now you must take this piggy out of the refrigerator an hour before you want to cook it. Your oven should be at 160C/325F.
Turn it over and place the stuffing in the belly. If you want you can sew it up, but using skewers is easier now and when you serve.
I looped string around the skewers to pull the skin together.
Bend the front legs back into a crouching position and tie them with string and let the two back legs sit along side the body and secure them in place with string.
Here it is, on two baking sheets, I wanted to make sure they didn't buckle in the oven - one would have been fine. You can see the tied legs and the tail and ears with their foil protectors.
There is also a piece of scrunched foil under the right thigh so she sits straight. It is important how the pig is sitting, so she comes out of the oven looking good.
I scored the skin, following the advice in my beloved Time/Life Good Cook, Pork book but I won't bother next time. Just rub the skin with a little olive oil and sprinkle with fine sea salt, then into the oven.
You can baste if you want but I really don't think it makes any difference. According to all I read my pig would take 4 hours to cook, she was ready in 3. The best news is that this dish holds well in a turned off oven and is easier to deal with warm not hot. You want the internal temperature to be 71C/160F. And let it sit at least 30 minutes before carving.
Remove the foil, skewers and string and remove the legs and cut them up, then the loin and belly. We had a great feast and only ate half the piglet. With some bowls of salad this is one of the easiest meals you'll ever cook for a crowd - my pig would have fed 12.


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Padre Jony's book provides the requisite biographical information, the background and lyrics to his songs, and accounts of some of his mission experiences, including a harrowing carjacking in Honduras when he was driving a mission van full of children. No one was hurt but the robbers escaped with the van. And the rock n' roll priest lays out his vision for what the Catholic Church should become (pp. 135-136, English translation by Rebel Girl):
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- A "humbler and non-imposing" Church: the Church must bring its viewpoint on whatever issue is affecting human beings, but with humility, amicably, with a vocation to joyful service to humanity, not as an imposition. You attract more with a drop of honey than a drop of vinegar. It's important for the Church to make its voice heard in debates in society, agreeing to dialogue, but remembering that in a plural society, it is not the only institution.
- A "simpler" Church, one that shows that it is possible to be happy on earth without money and without power. Jesus said: "You cannot serve both God and mammon." (Mt 6:24) "How hard it is for those who have wealth to enter the kingdom of God!...It is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for one who is rich to enter the kingdom of God." (Mk 10:23-25)
- A Church that holds "love" as the highest law, one without so many burdens that it cannot even bear them itself.
- A Church with more "hunger and thirst for justice", one that supports those who fight to defend the weakest.


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Today, at my school, the student council, members of the faculty, and the student body, participated in a fundraiser called Laps for Flint. From 3:20pm until 4:30pm, students and staff ran/walked laps in the school to raise money for the crisis in Flint, Michigan. Personally, I supervised and ran for the entire time in my gymnasium, monitored students, drummed up the support, and played DJ with the sound system. For about 70 minutes, I ran a comfortable pace, although in a cramped gym. I figure I ran about 7-7.5 miles, give or take. It was a nice event, well run by the student council and teacher supervisors, and the students got some exercise in a fun, stress free environment.
It was also another opportunity for my students to see the staff, myself included, participating in personal wellness. It's easy to preach it from our perspective, but the students learn as much, if not more, by seeing it happen with teachers, role models, parents, etc. trying to be healthy themselves.
I am not sure how much was raised, but overall it was a success. From community spirit, to the monetary side, to the wellness factor, it was a great hour at Sicomac School.


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WEEKEND HERALD, Saturday 29 October 2016
For many years now, Terry Stringer has been the go-to sculptor for distinguished public statues, trophies, medallions and memorials and his work, mostly cast in bronze, is consistently successful. This graceful and elegant consistency is the mark of his show at ARTIS Gallery.
One of the works, Prestidigitation, which refers to conjuring and wizardry, is also indicated in the title of the show, Model with the Sculptor's Hands. Each sculpture contains two images: an expressive head and the fingers of Stringer's hands, both moulded together.
This combination of several images in one work has become something of his trademark. His The World Grasped, in Newmarket, contains four images within one substantial bronze pillar.
At ARTIS, the works are mostly statuettes although That Certain Smile, which typifies the tone and charm of the show, is shown by the original maquette and a large version, nearly three metres high, that stands outside the gallery.
The smaller works are generally the heads of women or boys and though the hand remains natural, the face is often cut with sharp cubist angles to add energy to the sculptural form.
These small works are both inventive and delightful; the two versions of the McCahon Triptych are rather more ambitious sculptures. The hand becomes three separate fingers; on the foremost one are the nose and stern mouth of the artist while the two fingers further back contain his deep, thoughtful eyes. The whole becomes a face only when seen directly from the front. Yet, especially in its largest form, the division into three parts reads as more eccentric than monumental despite the size of the fingers.
Another work, Memory Monument, has a similar open form. Both are stretching the original idea and not so immediately attractive beside the mature accomplishment of the figures that are one curving, svelte shape.


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39 comments:
- Debbiedoo's blogging and blabbing said...
hehehehe...and just imagine if we lived in Atlanta, we would never be able to score anything LOL! Kim has a great collection. I have one cool red one my Step Dad found for me, and I love it. Have a great weekend Becca.
- October 28, 2011 at 8:19 AM
Oooooooooh I didn't even know I wanted one until I saw how cute they can look!!!! Must have!
- October 28, 2011 at 8:23 AM
- Gina said...
That's a perfect scale! I love how rustic it is too. Enjoy!
- October 28, 2011 at 8:36 AM
- Teresa@oursoutherncountryhomeandfarm said...
Love it Becca! I have had a hard time finding one, too. Then bam, my junkin partner, Tonia, picked two up and gave me one. I went to the Nashville flea market last week end and fell in love with one very similiar to yours and walked away because I thought it was too much. Rebecca from Walnut & Vine was there and started talking to the lady, and actually it was half price, so I grabbed it up!!! Two in one week, that's what I'm talking about :)
- October 28, 2011 at 8:42 AM
- ReFresh ReStyle said...
It looks great Becca, Kim must of been sleeping and missed that one! Wait until she sees it! Now shopping for accessories for it, the fun never ends! Can't wait to see what you put on top. You could even display it on those beautiful magical shelves!
- October 28, 2011 at 8:44 AM
- Kathy @ Creative Home Expressions said...
That Kim! : ) Love the one you got, Becca. Will it be debuting on your new shelves?
- October 28, 2011 at 8:57 AM
- Pattie said...
Your right Kim does have them all..LOL... I love the one you found.
- October 28, 2011 at 9:13 AM
- A Vintage Vine said...
AREN'T SCALES FUN! I love the look, I found one over ten yrs ago and it is still my favorite piece!
- October 28, 2011 at 9:22 AM
- Wendi @ Classic Chic Home said...
Great find, Becca! I love vintage scales and other similar elements in a kitchen. They add so much instant character!
- October 28, 2011 at 9:25 AM
- THE FARMHOUSE PORCH said...
I've got an old white one for sale in my booth! Come on and get it. :D
I do love your though...very industrial!
- October 28, 2011 at 9:36 AM
- Amy @MaisonDecor said...
You do look like you got a good one Becca. Kim has a nice collection and the space to display them! I bought a few for my etsy shop this summer after finding some bargains in New Hampshire antique runs. They sold right away~
- October 28, 2011 at 9:36 AM
- Linda said...
Scales are so much fun. They are not hard to find here at our flea markets/antique shops, but those vendors seem to know they are in demand and come with a hefty price tag. I did find an old Weight Watchers scale and scored for $2. I use if for weighing my packages before selling items on my etsy shop.
- October 28, 2011 at 9:38 AM
- Kathryn said...
That is a keeper! I love the old patina on it!
- October 28, 2011 at 9:40 AM
- Jenny @ Simcoe Street said...
Love the scale!!!
- October 28, 2011 at 9:53 AM
- Savvy Seasons said...
I want one!! Great find, Becca! Love the rustic appearance, ok....going to check out ebay. xo~Liz
- October 28, 2011 at 9:59 AM
- Michelle @ Michelle Lee Interiors said...
I LOOOOVE it!! Been looking for one myself! Great find and have a great weekend girl!
- October 28, 2011 at 10:03 AM
- Andrea said...
Isn't it fun when you've been searching for something treasured and finally find it? Love it when that happens! Love your scale, too!
- October 28, 2011 at 10:38 AM
- At The Picket Fence said...
LOL! You are so funny Becca! You found a beautiful one and I'm sure you have tons of different ideas running through your head about what to put on top! :-)
- October 28, 2011 at 10:52 AM
- Ramblings of a Southern Girl ~ Rhonda G said...
So glad you finally scored a scale...and a mighty fine one at that! :)
- October 28, 2011 at 11:05 AM
- marty (A Stroll Thru Life) said...
Oh what a great find. I love it. Can't wait to see what you do with it. Way too cute. Hugs, Marty
- October 28, 2011 at 11:29 AM
- ℳartina @ Northern Nesting said...
LOL your too funny Becca! You scored a beauty, can't wait to see how and where you decide to display it!! Enjoy your weekend friend, Martina
- October 28, 2011 at 12:01 PM
- Shenita @ Embellishments by SLR said...
Becca, what a cute accent for your decor!! I can't wait to see where it ends up and how you display it! I'm sure it will be fabulous!
- October 28, 2011 at 12:03 PM
- Designs By Pinky said...
You did find a GOOD one!!! I bet it's true that Kim has ALMOST all of them:):):) Can't wait to see what you do with it. XO, Pinky
- October 28, 2011 at 12:40 PM
- Gail said...
HOORAY for you Becca! I have one and I love mine too. Can't wait to see your display using it. Enjoy your weekend.
- October 28, 2011 at 1:12 PM
- L said...
That is a nice one. I look forward to seeing what cute accessories you add to it. Glad you found one you like!
- October 28, 2011 at 1:12 PM
- Girlie Blogger said...
This is fabulous. So happy for you. Always nice to get what you are looking for.
- October 28, 2011 at 1:49 PM
- Linda (Nina's Nest) said...
That's a classic! And Hanson is such a good brand. I recently got a scale after looking for a while. I like your neutral color....mine's neutral, too. Linda
- October 28, 2011 at 3:34 PM
- Carrie @ Dittle Dattle said...
Awesome find my friend! I know I will be seeing more of this little beaut decorated all up for the holidays. Have a great weekend!
- October 28, 2011 at 6:35 PM
- Betsy (BB) said...
Congrats! Great score! I had a hard time finding one too! I think Savvy Kim has everything! I love the patina! Can't wait to see them in future posts!
- October 28, 2011 at 8:14 PM
- Honey at 2805 said...
Good score! They are fun aren't they?
- October 28, 2011 at 8:20 PM
- Elizabeth (Blue Clear Sky) said...
I was so inspired by Kim's that I finally found one too. Yours is a great piece, and I think we have the same brand.
- October 28, 2011 at 9:01 PM
- NanaDiana said...
Oh- I am so glad you found one! I love it! I had a baby scale that was just wonderful and let my husband talk me into giving it to the thrift store. I should have smothered him then~ xo Diana
- October 28, 2011 at 10:28 PM
- Pam@OurAdventuresInHomeImprovement said...
Nice find! I collect scales too and love the faces on the kitchen scales. Congratulations!
Have a great weekend!
- October 29, 2011 at 12:39 AM
- kristin said...
oohhh lucky girl! I have been searching for an old scale as well, I just love the way they look in any kitchen!
- October 29, 2011 at 1:40 AM
- Linda said...
That's an awesome scale! They do add charm and character to a kitchen...plus if they work they are useful...and can come in handy!
- October 29, 2011 at 7:55 AM
- Kim @ Savvy Southern Style said...
Oh, I love it. See, I knew I didn't have them all. Thanks for sharing mine. I was just getting around to your blog when I saw your comment.
- October 29, 2011 at 9:16 AM
- michele said...
congrats! woohoo!
- October 30, 2011 at 9:45 PM
- Michele Smith said...
Gosh Becca I have 3 stashed out in my garage. I would have sent you one. I haven't put them on display yet!
- November 2, 2011 at 12:41 PM
- A Mother's Journey said...
I love it! I am actually looking for me one. Hopefully, it won't take too long before I can find one.
- November 2, 2011 at 10:51 PM


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