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The Stonebuilder's Primer: A Step-By-Step Guide for Owner-Builders by Charles Long, Paperback | Barnes & Noble®
Writer Charles Long has a well-earned reputation as one of North America's self-sufficiency experts. More than 20 years ago, he and his wife, Elizabeth, fled city life and conventional employment for the country, and have flourished there ever since. Now back by popular demand Long's The Stonebuilder's Primer is a highly readable account of the couple's
Writer Charles Long has a well-earned reputation as one of North America's self-sufficiency experts. More than 20 years ago, he and his wife, Elizabeth, fled city life and conventional employment for the country, and have flourished there ever since. Now back by popular demand Long's The Stonebuilder's Primer is a highly readable account of the couple's successful effort to build "a house that will outlast anything made of wood." Developing a compromise method of stone construction that is both simpler and truer to the stonemason's art than the popular slipform method, the Longs built an aesthetically satisfying home of stone on a limited budget and no previous construction experience. In this classic how-to book, the author describes the complete building process in clear, easy-to-follow steps and, in so doing, dispels the myth of difficulty that surrounds stone construction. Advertising
This volume is a fine, if concise, introduction to the joys and problems of constructing living spaces with stone. In 11 chapters and an epilog, Long details the basics of building with field stone, taking each step in the rough chronology of the building process. His prose is open and friendly, and the illustrations, both line drawings and photographs, deepen the text. Long's "compromise method" of construction provides a simpler method of construction than has otherwise been traditionally embraced with stone. A delight and an important work for the aspiring nonprofessional stonemason. Highly recommended.--Alexander Hartmann, Bloomsburg Univ., PA
Chapter I The Myth of Stone Architecture is inhabited sculpture Constantin Brancusi Fieldstone is an ideal medium for amateur builders. The massive strength in solid walls of stone comes more from the material than from skill. And if the lines are not exactly straight, no critic's eye can tell which wiggles are the builder's and which of them came with the stone. Little mistakes can disappear in the rough-hewn texture of the rock. Despite the forgiving nature of the material and its undeniable beauty, surprisingly few amateur builders are willing to tackle a homemade house of stone. Such reluctance is unfortunate because it is too often based on unfounded fears. As our own stone walls began to grow visible from the road, we attracted a steady stream of passing admirers and critics. The first was a real estate agent, teethed-no doubt-on stockbroker Tudor and relocatable anything. He watched for a while, then shook his head and muttered, "Gonna make a hell of a noise when it comes down." Others have been more polite but no more confident in the capacity of two green exurbanites to raise a stone house from scratch. The doubts are usually voiced in one of three ways: "What if it falls?" "It must be more complicated than that!" "That stuff must weigh a ton!" Only the last of those doubts has any basis in reality. A house-worth of stone weighs more than a ton  it can weigh hundreds of tons. Taken one stone at a time, though, it is no more than any other middle-aged, out-of-shape weekend putterer could handle or, indeed, could benefit from. "What if it falls?" is a fear that makes much less sense. Gravity ensures that every stone presses directly down on the ones beneath. Of course it wants to fall, but it wants to fall straight down through the other stones. It can't go anywhere unless some force pushes it sideways out of the wall, and such a force would have to be extremely potent to push out a stone that is held in place by tons of rock above. In reality, there might be a danger that a whole wall section would begin to tip in unison. Good foundations and a few simple design rules make such a catastrophe very unlikely. "It must be more complicated than that!" is the usual comment of those who watch us work for a while or even try a hand themselves. The answer is, "It doesn't have to be." With the greatest respect for the professional masons and engineers who design and build the truly complex jobs, I must distinguish such work from the very plain and simple skills that suffice to build an ordinary wall in an ordinary house. Real stonemasons are a rare and talented breed. Their skills take years to learn and develop. They have the ability to build airy spires, flying buttresses and fanciful designs that reach the limits of the material. A simple wall in a simple house, however, is the sort of thing that untrained yeomen and illiterate peasants have built for themselves for millennia past. It is only in this recent era of the specialist that we have begun to doubt our ability to do such simple things for ourselves. Weekend builders don't hesitate to go after wood with hammer and saw, though few are master carpenters. Amateur painters abound, though professionals could do better. Why, then, should building with stone be any different? There is a myth about stone that makes newcomers disbelieve the ease with which they can create beauty and strength. "It must be more complicated than that." Of course it is, but even the most amateurish efforts are still capable of producing a house that will outlast anything made of wood. A few years ago, we found ourselves living in a too-small house surrounded by fencerows and and fields full of stone. Heartbreak and frustration for farmers but a bonanza for the builder. With the basic material so freely at hand, building in stone was an easy choice. The hard part was in deciding how. Full of all the doubts that our roadside critics later voiced, we set about looking for an easy way. Blessed with an abundance of old stone buildings in the area, we found no shortage of examples of different styles from which to choose. Sandstone, limestone and granite abound. Fine houses and official buildings, the heritage of craftsmen who emigrated from Scotland 150 years ago, set a benchmark for skill and polish that we knew was beyond us. Cruder buildings, barns and cellars, obviously built by the settlers themselves, were clearly within the limited range of amateur talents we could muster but didn't seem up to the building code or up to our expectations of what a house should be. Building with forms, the method first described by Edward Flagg, expanded by Helen and Scott Nearing and adopted by Karl and Sue Schwenke (Build Your Own Stone House Using the Easy Slipform Method) seemed, at first, to meet our needs. In the end it proved to be more complex and expensive than were simpler, more basic techniques. TRADITIONAL TECHNIQUES To the casual observer, a wall of traditional stone construction may appear more neat and orderly than it really is. The closely fitted stones in the visible face are just that  a façade. Chances are, only a few of them extend through the full thickness of the wall. If you could walk inside and look at the back of the wall, you would not see the expected mirror image of the front but a whole different face. The two faces are tied together with a few large stones that reach from one side to the other, and the rest of the core is of rougher construction, rubble or even air space. The two-faced approach is one of the reasons that older stone buildings have such massively thick walls. Accommodating the rough back sides of two faces meant that a wall could rarely be less than 2 feet thick. Some masons deliberately left air spaces in the core as the only concession to insulation. It worked  to a degree-but required an even thicker wall. Even with air spaces in the core, lath and plaster, paneling, paper or anything else the shivering inhabitants were wont to add, early stone houses were cold and often damp as well. Modern renovators add new stud walls on the inside with a full thickness of insulation or resign themselves to leaving an oil truck backed up to the furnace all winter. With an inner lining of fiberglass and studs, the walls get thicker. And the inevitable result of thicker walls is smaller rooms  or having to start with a bigger house. The bigger-house alternative brings us to the other disadvantage of the traditional technique: its extravagant use of material. The massive walls require more stone, and building two faces requires more of the better stones, the flat-sided ones or the carefully cut ones. When masons worked with teams of horses and underpaid apprentices to haul and cut the stone, such extravagance might have been warranted. We, however, were set on going it alone. The two of us together weighed only 250 pounds, and we hardly had a callus between us. An 18-inch wall would weigh 80,000 pounds less than a 24-inch wall. A mere 6 inches would save us 40 tons of digging, hauling, dragging and lifting. And then, to keep us warm, the extra inside face would have to be covered anyway. It was hardly worth the effort. THE SLIPFORM METHOD Slipform building is virtually a poured concrete wall with stones set in the outer face. The builder begins with a large number of portable wooden forms that are bolted and wired together to contain the pour. After the forms are aligned and braced, stone is set in the front and concrete is worked between and behind them. When a section has set, the lower forms are unbolted, removed and replaced on top of the higher forms, leapfrogging up the wall. This was at first appealing because it required only a single face of decent stones, backed with concrete and rubble. Ergo: thinner walls and 40 tons less we
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What Board Games Have You Played? Do You Still Play Board Games Now?
January 31, 2012 39 Comments
Lately, I have been in my Gaming mode whether its from the Gaming Console or the original board games of the past. In Recent years I do not hear much of people playing board games anymore and I think it is due to the life now, how everything is revolved around gadgets, and games online now and I rarely hear anymore that people are actually playing an interactive board game with family and friends. I believe that by playing board games and being interactive is far more better than playing those games online. I believe its a lot more fun to play with people physcially than on a computer. Now In my previous blog I wrote about Nintendo Games and playing on the TV, thats also interactive with someone whom you can play with or a group of people in teams.
There were also these building games like Constructs, Lego, and all those things where you would build. It was so fun and I used to spend hours on it.
I remember playing so many board games as child up til my early teens. It has been a long time I haven’t played a board game. I played games like Uno, Trouble, Monopoly, Othello, Scattergories, Operation, Snakes & Ladders, Scrabble, Yahtzee, Tic Tac Toe, Backgammon, Checkers, Chess, Jenga, you name it. What Board games have you played? Do you still invest time in interactive games with your family and friends?
January 30, 2012 27 Comments
Lately, I have been playing wayback playback of the gaming consoles I have played with when I was younger. There was the Original Nintendo, then Sega Genesis with the Sonic & Hedgehog, and so much more, but particularly, I used to play Nintendo Mario Brothers Games from one until three and Dr. Mario. I remember when I had the cold, I used to think just by playing Dr. Mario with the different coloured tablets, I would get better, but no LOL… Since then I haven’t played the new playstations, xbox 360’s… I am all about the Older gaming consoles. Another game I liked to play was Duck hunt, Konami Games, Double Dragon, River City Ransom, and so many games I had. My brother still has them. Its now a classic thing and its probably worth a lot now.
Talin’s Pomegranate Vegetable Salad
January 29, 2012 12 Comments
Pomegranates are one of my favourite fruits to eat and pomegranates can be used in so many ways as juices, a snack, salads and so much more. Pomegranates Originated from Armenia. Even though the Apricot is Armenia’s National fruit, but Pomegranates are equivalent to that. Pomegranates have so much nutrients and health benefits. You can get them at your local grocery store or specialty grocery stores. They are lovely fruits and I like them a lot. Well, here is how you make Talin’s Pomegranate Vegetable Salad.
– 1 Red Onion – Chopped into Salad Size…
– 1 or 2 Romaine Lettuce – the full thing —- depends on how many people will be having salad.. Wash the romaine lettuce
– 2-3 Pomegranates — take the red seeds out — first before doing so, wash the pomegranate from the outside….
– Washed 1 Green Pepper — chop into salad size pieces.
– Half of a Cucumber or a whole one — Washed and chopped into salad size pieces.
– 1 or 2 tomato’s on a vine — washed and chopped into salad sized pieces.
– 2 or 3 Celery Sticks WASHED. Chopped into elbow macaroni like pieces but slightly bigger…..
– 2 Lemons washed skin — Squeezed ————— Mix this with the 2 ingredients below:
– 2-3 sprinkles of SEA SALT
—- Optional — You can put Feta Cheese, A little Cracked black pepper, Black Olives…
*****Remember to wash all your ingedients very well and discard the ends.******
Just incorporate all the salad ingredients into a big salad bowl, then add the pomegranate seeds on top then the Lemon Olive Oil juice, then toss and mix the salad very well until all the ingredients incorporate with each other and there you have it. A HEALTHY SALAD.
Red Lentil Soup — With Parboiled Rice, Potato & Carrots
January 28, 2012 10 Comments
Hello, Here is one of my favourite and easy recipes to make on a cold winters day. Red Lentil soup is high in Iron, and Goodness and very healthy to eat. This concoction is a hearty soup and its incredible… Here is how to make it.
– 1-2 teaspoons of Ground Cumin
– 1 Cup of thoroughly washed Parboiled Rice – Make sure you wash it very well until water becomes transparent….
– 2-3 cups of Red Lentil — Make sure this is also washed 3-4 times.
– 1-2 teaspoons of salt — use as desired, but I do not recommend it to be too too salty, so use it to your discrection.
– 3-4 potato’s — chopped and diced — wash the potato’s as well — Use regular sized potato’s but not too big.
– 1 to 2 carrot sticks, washed and zested, but diced as well.
First you put the Red Lentils in the large pot to cook with the water, and bring it to a boil and make sure all the red lentils cook very well until you don’t see the lentils anymore just a light coloured mixture. Make sure there is enough water, then you put in the parboiled Rice, you let that cook for a good 10-12 minutes, but after 8 minutes of cooking the rice, put in the potato and carrots at the same time, then put in your Ground Cumin and Salt — Make sure the soup has enough water. keep adding water if desired, but make it hearty…. There you have it… RED LENTIL SOUP with Parboiled Rice, Potato and Carrots..
—– You can add Cooking Onions if you like into the soup…. that adds a bit more flavour… about 1-2 onions….
Dear My Lovely Supporters, Readers,
I’d Like to say thank you so much for all your comments, your time reading my blog, giving me wonderful and positive feedback. I appreciate it all so much. I believe all of us have strengths, talents and the way to life and it should never be taken for granted. Blogging has become one of my priorities in my life and writing is my passion and finally I found what I really love doing and what I really am passionate about. I spent a lot of alone time and I was thinking about all the things I can do, and writing was one of them, and I instantly began to write for my Armenian Church and then it escalated from there starting my own blog in Google Blogspot, that did not pan out, so I moved to WordPress and I am loving it ever since. WordPress blogs and other bloggers have taught me a lot about life and how I am not alone in situations and I am so greatful to them all for taking the time to come to my blog and reply and giving me incredible awards, plaques, nominating me for so many different types of awards and you all carry a special place in my heart from my readers, supporters, family, friends and fans and all those websites of blogs that has my name on it, and among other websites. You all are so lovely and sweet and may you all be healthy, happy and everything else in between. All the best of the best in Life and may all your dreams come true. It is never too late to start dreaming. I LOVE you all very much and thanks again for everything.
Everyday should be Reader Appreciation Day but today I decided I dedicate it to you all.
Being Used, Then Put To The Side When Not Needed Anymore…
January 26, 2012 69 Comments
Lately, I have been feeling really used by people and its not a pleasant thing to go through. I have been through so much in my life like people bullying me, and keeping me left out of things in peoples lives and all that was a thing of the past, but now I am dealing with another dilemma, and that is people using me. I am only approached to if people need something, then the rest of the time, they act like they do not even know you, and say who is she? It is really a terrible feeling and I hope nobody else has to go through those problems. I myself have been there so many times where people wouldn’t give you the time of day, but conveniently they are there when you are needed.
I must learn to put my foot down, my good nature and soft heartedness, I am always end up doing it for them. Now that Facebook, Twitter, Youtube is out many people ask me to advertise they’re links and I do it, but there is a limit. There is this quote which I really love but do not know who the writer is, but it says: “Never make people a priority, when you are just an option to them”. I should take that advice and words of wisdom and put to good use. I should say no once in a while, it won’t hurt me. I will just find out who my true friends are by just doing so. I know there are still great people in this world, but very rare to find these days and very rare to find people whom do not use others.
Now days, whenever I see pictures of people having fun with each other on facebook, they are at a party, then I have to find out after the fact of that gathering or something and it is extremely hurtful to me and feeling excluded from things is not something that I feel good about. I cannot even begin to think how many times I have cried myself to sleep, thinking I am just a book that is read and put back on the shelf and not needed anymore, or those clothes that have been worn and put back in the closet to never be worn again. Its terrifying to feel this way and its not a great feeling at all. All the times I have been bullied, and put to the side when I was a kid, comes back to haunt me and no matter how much we try to forget it, it always there. It just doesn’t make sense to me and I am still trying to figure it out.
I want to have fun in my life, I want to put all those bad feelings and put them in the past and start fresh, but its not happening for me and sometimes all I want to do is just have some fun, and be invited to gatherings, be invited and have great conversations with people whom I know, not just one or two word conversations then I get put to the side and I am not noticed all night and I am just there by myself where nobody would talk to me for long periods of time. Its crazy. I do have friends now and everything and I am greatful to that and I have people whom I go out with Friday nights and stuff, but I am just so tired of being used then put out to the curb on Garbage day because that is how I feel at times and its just so ridiculous. I do not get why people have to act this way to other people. Its not a great feeling at all and I know all of this first hand. I hope nobody else has to go through this.
Zakhtari KEKHGEH – Zahtar Thyme Cookies
January 25, 2012 January 23, 2012 7 Comments
1 cup of Zakhtar
1 cup of Mazola or Olive Oil
Mix it up —– and make them into any shape you want
bake it until you see it get light golden brown.
take out, let cool
then serve…..

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Herb Pennock | Baseball Wiki | Fandom
1894 births, 1948 deaths, 1923 New York Yankees World Series Championship Team,
1927 New York Yankees World Series Championship Team
A photo of Herb Pennock.
Herbert Jefferis Pennock (February 10, 1894 - January 30, 1948) was a left-handed Major League Baseball pitcher best known for his time spent with the star-studded New York Yankee teams of the mid-to-late-1920s and early 1930s. Pennock won three World Series championships with the Yankees.
Born in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania, Pennock went straight from high school to the major leagues by joining the Philadelphia Athletics in 1912. In 1914, Pennock showed promise, going 11-4 with a 2.79 ERA in just 151 2/3 innings pitched for the World Series-bound Athletics (they lost to the Boston Braves), but he started poorly the following year and was sold to the Boston Red Sox by Philadelphia manager Connie Mack.
Pennock's break-out year came in 1919, a year after not seeing any major league action, when he went 16-8 with a 2.71 ERA in 219 innings pitched. It was the first time he topped 200 innings in a season, but that would be the trend over the decade. After a dismal 1922 campaign in which he went 10-17, Pennock was traded to the New York Yankees. In New York, he had some of his finest seasons. In 1924, he went 21-9 with a 2.83 ERA while striking out a career-high 101 batters. In 1926 he posted a career-high 23 wins, and won 19 games for the famous 1927 New York Yankees.
In 1929, Pennock saw his pitching time and pitching quality diminish. Over the rest of his career, never posted more than 189 innings pitched and didn't see his ERA drop below 4.00. Pennock eventually bowed out of the game in 1934, after a season spent largely in relief for the Red Sox. He finished with 240 wins, 162 losses and a 3.60 ERA.
Pennock appeared in five World Series, one with Philadelphia and four with New York, amassed a 5-0 career postseason record with two saves, and was a part of three World Series championships (1923, 1927 and 1932).
After retiring, Pennock became a coach and farm system director of the Red Sox, then, from 1944–48, the general manager of the Philadelphia Phillies. Pennock helped build up the Phillies farm system which supplied many of the players for the 1950 Philadlphia Phillies NL Champions (The Whiz Kids. He died at age 53 after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage, just weeks before he was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1948 along with Pie Traynor. Pennock and Rabbit Maranville (1954) both died while ballots were being cast for the Hall of Fame - in elections where they were considered leading candidates and where they were elected. In 1981, Lawrence Ritter and Donald Honig included him in their book The 100 Greatest Baseball Players of All Time.
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Posted on Dec 3, 2012 7:44:25 PM PST
And Best Visual Effects (only split up between the 10 frontrunners at this point):1. Life of Pi (winner)2. The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey3. Cloud Atlas4. Prometheus5. The Avengers6. The Dark Knight Rises7. Skyfall8. John Carter9. The Amazing Spider-Man10.Snow White and the HuntsmanAnd for Best Makeup & Hairstyling:1. Cloud Atlas (winner; inspite of the fact that the makeup is utterly dreadful in this picture)2. Lincoln3. The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey4. Hitchcock5. Looper6. Men in Black 37. Prometheus8. The Impossible9. Les Miserables10.Holy Motors
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And now for Sound Mixing:1. Skyfall2. The Dark Knight Rises3. Life of Pi4. Les Miserables5. Zero Dark Thirty6. The Avengers7. The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey8. Django Unchained9. Flight10.The Impossible11.Cloud Atlas12.Prometheus13.Looper14.Lincoln15.The Bourne LegacyAnd Sound Editing:1. Life of Pi2. The Dark Knight Rises3. Skyfall4. Django Unchained5. Flight6. The Avengers7. The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey8. Zero Dark Thirty9. The Impossible10.Cloud Atlas11.Les Miserables12.Prometheus13.Looper14.Lincoln15.Brave
No Posted on Dec 3, 2012 7:34:53 PM PST
And now for the most ludicrous category of all (for every reason from inconsistency to sheer ineptitude), Best Song:1. ''Suddenly''; Les Miserables (winner)2. ''Learn Me Right''; Brave3. ''Midnight Run''; Lawless4. ''From Here to the Moon and Back''; Joyful Noise5. ''Skyfall'' (possibly ineligible due to the use of the original Bond theme as part of the track)6. ''Still Alive''7. ''Touch the Sky''; Brave8. ''Still Dream''; Rise of the Guardians9. ''Breath of Life''; Snow White and the Huntsman10.''Fire in the Blood''; Lawless11.''Strange Love''; Frankenweenie12.''Celebrate''; Sparkle13.''When Can I Meet You Again''; Wreck-It Ralph14.''Abraham's Daughter''; The Hunger Games15.''Dull Tool''; This is 40And for Best Score:1. Life of Pi2. Lincoln3. Argo4. Anna Karenina5. Moonrise Kingdom6. Beasts of the Southern Wild7. Silver Linings Playbook8. Skyfall9. Brave10.The Master11.Rise of the Guardians12.Cloud Atlas13.On the Road14.The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey15.Promised LandNOTE: The rules on these musical categories are extremely finicky and inconsistent, and oftentimes, the selections don't make a lot of sense...or if they do, they usually cater to the crowd rather than to glorify any real talent.
No Posted on Dec 3, 2012 7:23:38 PM PST
Now for Best Production Design (formally known as Art Direction):1. Anna Karenina (locked)2. Les Miserables3. Lincoln4. Life of Pi5. The Master6. Cloud Atlas7. The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey8. Django Unchained9. The Dark Knight Rises10.Argo11.Mirror, Mirror12.Moonrise Kingdom13.Skyfall14.Hitchcock15.PrometheusAnd Costume Design:1. Les Miserables2. Anna Karenina3. Mirror Mirror4. Lincoln5. Django Unchained6. The Master7. The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey8. Snow White and the Huntsman9. Hitchcock10.Cloud Atlas11.On the Road12.Argo13.The Dark Knight Rises14.A Royal Affair15.Moonrise Kingdom

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Art-Quilt Works: Five pieces, really little to much bigger and all done with yellow
Five pieces, really little to much bigger and all done with yellow
So you would have a sense of scale I grouped all the pieces together on the design wall that I have completed since the first of the month.
The block, upper left top is done on a paper foundation and will, to finish at 6-1/2". I made it to be part of a quilt the Friday group is making for a member as a goodbye gift because she is moving to Kentucky to be closer to family.
The smallest piece is an artist card. One of 10 I made to exchange with the members of the group I meet with every other month on the third Wednesday at Panera for dinner, chatting and show and tell.
The other small piece was used to demo how I face my quilts. When I got home from Coral Springs I couldn't leave it unfinished... done. That small piece and my artist card are painted on a piece of my hand dyed cotton. I liked the orange and yellow combo so well that I thought I try making something a little larger, again using my hand dyed cotton. For those pieces pieces I did not pre soak the fabric in soy milk, I simply used the soy milk to dilute the water color paint. Because I wasn't sure how well this would hold up I painted over the flowers and the stem with a diluted coat of Golden GAC 900 Fabric Painting Medium which did not change the hand of the fabric or the quilting.
Oh, the tray dying I did a few days ago came out okay. Five of the ten pieces I had to over dyed because there was way too much white spaces left when it was washed out.
I will be vending at several quilt show in Florida. The first one of which will be in a couple of weeks. The last one I committed to is in March of next year. I am going to be a little busy until then with a few teaching engagements schedule during the same time frame as well, so at every opportunity I will be making some work , replenishing my inventory of quilts . Here is a look at the largest piece I did this week. Just finished quilting, blocking and cropping it this evening. Will get to the facing tomorrow and save the sleeves for hand work to do when I go to my Friday group. It seems the sleeves go on a little faster when I am engaged in conversation with others and not home alone humming to myself.
Posted by Juanita Yeager at Saturday, October 12, 2013
Gorgeous! I love the little stamens (?) on the largest yellow one and of course the large one is amazing! Your quilting is so distinctive and I love looking at it. I would think the long narrow one would be a very desirable size if a buyer didn't have a lot of space.
I'm always happy to see a new post!
I did not like this piece as it was
Five pieces, really little to much bigger and all ...
October. Really!!!


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1920s Sport Photoshop Brushes by FidgetResources on deviantART
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A collection of 1920s sports images - what ho!These are available for:Non-commercial useCommercial useHOWEVER - I do not want them repackaged and sold on somewhere else. That's not fair. Also don't just plonk one down on a background and sell them on, again, that's not fair considering the work I've put into them.When I say commercial use, I mean you can add them to a piece of art, website, leaflet, poster etc. or they can be added to cards, atcs, aceos, collages, scrapbooking etc. but NOT to be sold on as an element by themselves.PLEASE comment or fave if you download and/or use - that would be nice
Thanks so much, awesome brushes.
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hi there, can i use one image to do a shop banner? please reply me at designedbymarina@gmail.com thanks for your hardwork!
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Hello! I wanted to thank you for the excellent brush and permission for use. I plan on using the 'equestrian' banner-style brush on a website I'm building for my daughter's horse-riding instructor. You can see my initial PSD here:[link]However, I've extended the brush out (yay for clone stamp tool) to be 1900px wide so it covers the largest resolutions applicable. Anyway, really, this is a great brush set!
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Hobbyist Digital Artist awesome brush Reply MiroKuoo
This is very beautiful, but did you do all this?
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I got the images from a book, scanned them in and created the brushes - why?
Smart idea, tahank you. I was just woundering beacuse it loks so well made and i would like to do something similar and nice for my school. Thank you for your time friend and i hope to see more from you later.
Professional Artisan Crafter these are epic! nice work!!!!

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guitar - How to make position/barre markers in lilypond? - Music: Practice & Theory Stack Exchange
I've recently started experimenting with LilyPond (Version 2.18.2 in case it matters). I've been fairly successful in creating basic scores, but I cannot figure how to properly make position/barre markers for my guitar scores.
The documentation suggests using Text Spanners for this purpose and using this method I've been able to produce the following output:
While basically functional, I'd prefer if I could make them look closer to this (made in MuseScore):
More specifically the things I'd like to do in LilyPond are:
1. Make the line be aligned to the middle of the numeral rather than the bottom.
2. Having the option adding a "hook" at the end of the line, indicating the extent of the barre.
I've experimented with the options for Text Spanners but have been unable to make any progress. I also found this suggested solution but not only am I unable to follow what's actually going on, the pictured output doesn't match what I hope to achieve.
In short, what I'm asking is:
1. Is it possible to achieve what I'm after using Text Spanners, and how would I go about doing it?
2. If not, is there some other feature/workaround that I could try that would produce the desired output?
3. If neither is possible, is there some alternate way to convey the same information using a feature which is easier to produce in LilyPond?
guitar notation sheet-music software lilypond
I used the example in the documentation and switched the text to the left of the spanner while the hook is now placed to the right. Probably, there is a way to include a boolean to the function to change from ‘hooked’ to ‘non-hooked’, but I wasn’t able to figure out how …
Anyway, to answer your questions: Yes, it is possible to do this using text spanners:
hbarre =
(text . ,#{ \markup { \raise #-.5 \concat { #str " " }} #})
(padding . .25)
(text . ,#{ \markup { \draw-line #'( 0 . -.75) } #})
dbarre =
\once \override TextSpanner.style = #'dashed-line
\once \override TextSpanner.dash-fraction = #.5
\hbarre #"C III" { g4 g g g }  \dbarre #"IV" { g g g g }  g g g g
answered Feb 4 at 7:54
Thank you so much! That's exactly what I wanted. If I understand correctly I should be able to save these in a separate file and just import them into other projects (so I don't have to type this in every time)? – user57228 Feb 4 at 8:25
Right, you can put the scheme part (upto \relative) into another ly-file and just include it with \include. – Jasper Habicht Feb 4 at 8:29
Using Jasper's excellent answer (thanks again!) I was able to make some small modifications which I thought I'd post here for posterity.
Made the font bold, and slightly bigger, which I felt looked better when seen in context with other notation.
Added a separate function for half-barre indication.
There's no longer a need to enter a "C" manually - only the roman numeral needs to be specified.
\translate #'(0.0 . 0.8) \smaller { \musicglyph #"timesig.C22" }
cWithoutSlash = \markup {
\translate #'(0.0 . 0.8) \smaller { \musicglyph #"timesig.C44" }
guithalfbarre =
(text . ,#{ \markup { \raise #-.5 \concat { \cWithSlash \bold { #str " " }}} #})
guitbarre =
(text . ,#{ \markup { \raise #-.5 \concat { \cWithoutSlash \bold { #str " " }}} #})
guitpos =
(text . ,#{ \markup { \raise #-.5 \concat \bold { { #str " " }}} #})
Here's how the above example was made
\guithalfbarre #"III" {g4 g4 g4 g4} |
\guitbarre #"VI" { g4 g4 g4 g4 }
\guitpos #"V" {g4 g4 g4 g4} |
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SOLVED: Sound and pictures on a viedeo aren't synchronised - Fixya
When I load videos on my e280 (which are converted from AVI) with the media converter, the videos are played but the sounds aren't synchronised with the pictures. The sound is played about 3 secounds befored the appropriate picture is shown.
When I connect the e280 to my computer a watch the videos they are synchronised.
Posted by brandlfly on Nov 13, 2007
The videos contained sounds in a variable bitrate. After I save the sound to a wav file and combined it with the old video, I could convert it to the MP3 player and the sounds are now synchronous to the pictures. The videos contained sounds in a variable bitrate. After I save the sound to a wav file and combined it with the old video, I could convert it to the MP3 player and the sounds are now synchronous to the pictures.
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Pandemonia: June 2013
Snowy was feeling very apprehensive about going to artist and actor James Franco 's Psycho Nacirema private view at Pace Gallery on 6–8 Lexington Street, W1F OLB.
At last, Pandemonia reassured Snowy that James was play-acting Marion Crane, the victim character in Alfred Hitchcock's movie Psycho, not the devilishly handsome Norman Bates, though with James' good looks, he'd be the ideal candidate for the role in a remake.
Decked out in red, Pandemonia & Snowy cabbed to Lexington Street. At the entrance, they met art film producer Jacqui Davies. Jacqui said, "I've been dying to meet you both." Her charming manner made Snowy so comfortable that he forgot what was in store for him. They exchanged cards and went their separate ways.
Pandemonia and Snowy "lifted" to the first floor. On exit, they were transported to James' version of the Bates Hotel—a grey-walled, decapitated-looking American motel exterior reminiscent of the 1960s. Upon entering the first room, there, before them, could have been a set from Alice in Wonderland, with a huge signing "in" book. Brightening up this space was effervescent Jane from Found Art and her chum Sam Heyworth. These gals took a shine to P&S and chorused, "You're fabulous. Let's get a pix"
Once the pix was done, Pandemonia signed in and followed the red paint mimicking blood into next room, which, as they later discovered, led to various other sinister communicating rooms. In this space, snapping all and sundry, was photographer Damian Griffiths Damian "papped" Pandemonia and Snowy and then joined them to peek through custom-made holes in the wall. The holes revealed James in blond wig and make-up to resemble Hitchcock's victim taking a shower. The sight had the ladies and few of the men ogling James' buff bod.
Moving on, Pandemonia and Snowy headed to the bathroom scene, only to find themselves isolated in the bog.
They quit and returned to another of the rooms in the lively company of Holly Shackleton, editor of i-D magazine, and Terry Jones, creative director and publisher of i-D. Holly gave Snowy a gentle squeeze, and then both she and Terry made haste to the next room. Snowy presumed it was to find a cool space in what turned out to be a stiflingly hot exhibition.
In the hallway, unfazed by the sweltering heat and with a perfectly coiffed hair, was Viktoria Modesta. Viktoria told Pandemonia and Snowy, "I've been under studio lights all day, being shot with Bettina Rheims styled by Sascha Lilic."
Pandemonia and Snowy then moved on to find James Franco in the back room, where he was holding court. Snowy noticed James had wisely opted to wear a T-shirt and jeans, rendering him cooler than his guests. Pandemonia discovered James had started working on this project one year ago and, judging by his smile, was pleased with the results.
Exiting the show, Pandemonia and Snowy ran into a fan, the salutary Tasleem Mulhall. Tasleem confessed, "I read everything on your blog, and I monitor your every move." P&S were flattered and then took to their heels.
In the cab, returning home, Pandemonia and Snowy wistfully hoped James' next show explores a lighter side of life, contemplating milking the movie Pillow Talk, perhaps.
What an amazing Jan Marrow he would be …
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War of the Rebellion: Serial 029 Page 0584 KY., MID. AND E. TENN. N. ALA., AND SW. VA. Chapter XXXII. | eHISTORY
War of the Rebellion: Serial 029 Page 0584 KY., MID. AND E. TENN. N. ALA., AND SW. VA. Chapter XXXII.
Here the brigade, marching in advance of the division, was met by retreating columns, bearing unmistakable signs of disaster, who reported themselves belonging to the command of Major-General Rousseau. They broke through the lines of the brigade-infantry, cavalry,artillery ambulances, baggage train, &c,-- in the greatest confusion, frequently separating the regiment of the brigade, threatening serious trouble. Line of battle was finally formed upon a point indicated by Major-General Rosecrans in person, consisting of the Nineteenth Regiment Ohio Volunteers, Major Charles F. Manderson commanding on the right; the Ninth Regiment Kentucky Volunteers, Colonel Benjamin C. Grider commanding, on the left; in front, the Nineteenth Ohio Volunteers, supported by the Seventy-ninth Regiment Indiana Volunteers, Colonel Frederick Knefler commanding, and the Ninth Kentucky, supported by the Eleventh Regiment Kentucky Volunteers, Major E. L. Mottley commanding. It was with the utmost difficulty that the line established was maintained. It was impossible to prevent the retreating columns from breaking through and almost destroying it; but the brigade stood fast and never wavered. The enemy was rapidly approaching in three heavy columns to reach and capture the train of the army, immediately in rear and across the pike. Fire had to be reserved on account of our own troops, who were in front of the line. The front at last having been cleared by our own men, and the enemy's column appearing at a short distance a heavy fire was opened by the front line of the brigade, which was kept up with very destructive effect, and completely checked the enemy's advance, who for some time maintained the position inflicting severe loss upon us.
At this juncture the Eleventh Kentucky and Seventy-ninth Indiana Regiments, in front,who by this time expended many rounds of their ammunition, wheeled into column, and the two supporting regiments passed through the intervals. The whole movement was accomplished in fine order, under the very heavy fire of the enemy. The new line immediately opened fire upon the enemy, who commenced falling back; bayonets were ordered to be fixed, and the Seventy-ninth Indiana and the Eleventh Kentucky were ordered to advance, supported by the other two regiments. They advanced rapidly, the enemy retreating. An uninterrupted fire was kept up, and the enemy compelled, after a pursuit of nearly a mile from the position first occupied by the brigade, to take refuge behind his works, which could not be assailed for the want of artillery,which could not advance in that direction, owing to the very rough and uneven nature of the ground.
While in this position, the Second Brigade of the Third Division, which had in the mean time advanced on the right of the First Brigade, and was now on a line parallel with it, was forced back by strongly reenforced columns of the enemy again appearing in front. The First Brigade was ordered to fall back, to prevent a flank movement,which was accomplished in good order, to a distance of about 300 yards,and took position in a cedar thicket, where skirmishers thrown to the front kept up a continual fire.
At this point I was ordered by Major-General Rosecrans to move to the support of Mendenhall's and the Chicago Board of Trade Battery, on the left of the brigade. The Ninth and Eleventh Kentucky Regiments were ordered to that point, and the Nineteenth Ohio and the Seventy-ninth Indiana Regiments were ordered to fall back and to join the Second Brigade, on the right.
In this position the brigade remained until midnight, when the bri-
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He’s back: Keith Olbermann’s premiere episode absolutely eviscerates ‘demonic messiah’ Donald Drumpf | Lyle's Lacuna - Welcome to My World
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He’s back: Keith Olbermann’s premiere episode absolutely eviscerates ‘demonic messiah’ Donald Drumpf
I have said before how much I despise Donald Drumpf and how dangerous he is for America. I have said it many times and I am going to keep saying it as long as I possibly can. The republican party has gone completely nuts and this video from Keith Olbermann says it all. Please click on the source link below, then watch and listen with an open mind. I don’t care what you think of Hillary Clinton. The email thing was nothing, especially compared to the lies that spew from the mouth of Drumpf. If you watch this video in its entirety and then still plan on voting for this sociopath, misogynist, racist monster then you are exactly what is wrong with America.
For the record this video is about 17 minutes long, but then again we are discussing the blatant racism, hatred and lies from Drumpf so with that in mind 17 minutes may be a little short. And remember what happened in 2000 when all those people voted for Ralph Nader; we got stuck with eight years of Bush which almost destroyed our country. We owe a big thank you to President Obama for fixing things in the face of incredible hatred and non-cooperation from republicans in congress. Think about how bad things were under Bush and now multiply that by a million to see what this country will be like under Drumpf. We cannot afford to have this maniac as our president. The thought of it is terrifying.
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28 | November | 2011 | Reflected Glory – My Adventures in Photography
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Skye Writing: I visited mom today ...
Oh, ok, I guess officially it was YESTERDAY (cuz it is after midnight as I write this).....
It was a nice visit. I picked up some subway sandwiches for us both, so we enjoyed a nice lunch/dinner. Then we tried to order a pay-per-view movie but found that we couldn't cuz the box for her cable is owned by the assisted care living place and they only allow people to have the regular cable stations with no pay-per-views. Oh well. So we watched a couple of the FREE movies on the "On Demand" station. One was "Joe's Apartment" (I think that was the name of it) where some guy moves into a NY apt and shares it with thousands of (animated) cockroaches. (And they sing and dance too! LOL) Then we watched "Mr. Wrong" with Bill Pullman and Ellen DeGeneres. Both were pretty weird movies. LOL
Now I am very sleepy, .... so I guess I should head for bed. (Oh what an exciting life I lead) (Actually I am glad it is not too exciting) (grins)
Posted by AuroraSkye at 12:53 AM
I have been considering watching a movie - I have not watched one in at least a year I think - but I don't have a TV anymore, and not sure if I can watch one on my PC - don't have a DVD player or cable or satellite either... maybe I should just go to a movie theatre :)
What a novel concept! LOL Yeah -- I have not been to a theatre in a long time but they can be fun. I have gone in the summer at times when it has been TOOO hot in my non-air conditioned apt! I wish I had someone I could go to the movies with. I miss that.


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recreational mathematics - (Green/blue)-eye logic puzzle. Statement validation - Mathematics Stack Exchange
There is a logic puzzle aiming on freeing same-color-eyed people from an island. The thing is that they must be certain of their own eye color so that they can leave. For that reason an external party must provide a [single] statement containing no piece of new information to the crowd.
This puzzle is described in the following link:
The answer provided is, basically (disregarding the eye color, which could be green or blue) : "At least one of you has blue eyes", or "I can see that at least one of you has blue eyes". It could even be "At least n-1 of you has blue eyes".;
However, when I introduced this puzzle to a few friends of mine, one of them mentioned that the information : "Your neighbor has blue eyes"
He argues this is no new information since it will require inferences. I argue that it means the following:
(1) For each one of you, there is a neighbor having blue eyes;
Which could mean the same thing as:
(2) To all of you, there is a neighbor having blue eyes;
And allows the following inference:
(3) For each one of you, there is someone with blue eyes;
I am not a big Math expert, so maybe I wouldn't be able to precisely represent that in symbols, but the discussion revolves on the following: if (1) has the same value as (2) & (3) and if 3) contains new information, then (1) & (2) also contain new information.
Since the information cannot be conveyed to a single person on the island, I am uncertain if that would be a valid solution regarding the novelty of information and regarding the apparent individual-based message.
1- Are the statements (1),(2) & (3) equivalent?
2- This I should maybe post on the philosophy forum: Is the statement (1) valid, since it seems to be directed to every single individual instead to the collection of individuals at once?
$\begingroup$ Your statements for (1), (2) and (3) are rather imprecise and I'm not too sure what to make of them. What exactly do you mean by "For each one of you, there is a . . . . pair of blue eyes"? Do you mean to say that "the number of pairs of blue eyes" is equal to the number of people? The condition of "being neighbors with" is also a rather imprecise condition. What do you take to be "a neighbor"? $\endgroup$ – EuYu Mar 9 '16 at 17:11
$\begingroup$ Yes, I used "a pair of blue eyes" assuming every person has two eyes. The word "pair" just added extra difficulty. I might correct it. Sorry @EuYu. $\endgroup$ – ClayKaboom Mar 10 '16 at 15:49
It depends on whether the people are sitting in a circle at the time of the announcement, which is the set-up for some forms of the puzzle, and on whether "neighbor" means an adjacent person in the seating arrangement or only "another resident of the island".
For $n$ people all with blue eyes, sitting in a circle, a public announcement that "each of you has at least one [adjacent] neighbor with blue eyes" implies common knowledge that at least $\lfloor \frac{n}{2} \rfloor$ of them have blue eyes. By the same argument as the original puzzle this causes a complete exodus from the island at day $\lceil \frac{n}{2} \rceil + 1$, but if there are subtle additional implications specific to this variant maybe it could happen on an earlier day. I think it does not.
If they are just people in no particular arrangement, and "neighbor" means "some other resident of the island", the announcement is the same as "there are at least $2$ blue eyed people on the island".
The answer provided is, basically (disregarding the eye color, which could be green or blue) : "At least one of you has blue eyes", or "I can see that at least one of you has blue eyes". It could even be "At least n-1 of you has blue eyes".
The answer is that the new information is "common knowledge that at least $k=1$ people have blue eyes". This starts the induction argument at $k=1$ that leads to mass exodus at step $n$. If the announcement names a larger number of blue eyes such as $k=2$ or $n-1$ then the induction begins at at that value and this accelerates the process.
Common knowledge means more than everyone knowing some Fact, it is that all finite chains of "A knows that B knows that C knows that ... knows Fact" are true. The assumption is that public announcement of a Fact makes it common knowledge to those who are present at the announcement.
1) For each one of you, there is a neighbor having a pair of blue eyes;
2) To all of you, there is a neighbor having a pair of blue eyes;
3) For each one of you, there is a . . . . pair of blue eyes;
Unless they sit in an arrangement where one person in the center is everyone's "neighbor", (2) can only mean the same as (1). Statement (3) means that for each person there exists a different person with blue eyes this is equivalent to the existence of at least $2$ blue eyed persons.
Is the statement 1) valid, since it seems to be directed to every single individual instead to the collection of individuals at once?
If the statement is made as a public announcement then the chain of common-knowledge inferences begins. If it is only made privately to each person then if $n>2$ there is no new information, and nothing happens as a result.


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Patent US7249227 - System and method for zero copy block protocol write operations - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign in<nobr>Advanced Patent Search</nobr>PatentsA system and method for zero copy block protocol write operations obviates the need to copy the contents of memory buffers (mbufs) at a storage system. A storage operating system of the storage system receives data from a network and stores the data in chains of mbufs having various lengths. An iSCSI...http://www.google.com/patents/US7249227?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US7249227 - System and method for zero copy block protocol write operationsAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS7249227 B1Publication typeGrantApplication numberUS 10/747,571Publication dateJul 24, 2007Filing dateDec 29, 2003Priority dateDec 29, 2003Fee statusPaidAlso published asUS7849274, US20070208821Publication number10747571, 747571, US 7249227 B1, US 7249227B1, US-B1-7249227, US7249227 B1, US7249227B1InventorsJoseph C. PittmanOriginal AssigneeNetwork Appliance, Inc.Export CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (11), Non-Patent Citations (6), Referenced by (8), Classifications (10), Legal Events (2) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetSystem and method for zero copy block protocol write operationsUS 7249227 B1Abstract A system and method for zero copy block protocol write operations obviates the need to copy the contents of memory buffers (mbufs) at a storage system. A storage operating system of the storage system receives data from a network and stores the data in chains of mbufs having various lengths. An iSCSI driver processes (interprets) the received mbufs and passes the appropriate data and interpreted command to a SCSI target module of the storage operating system. The SCSI target module utilizes the mbufs and the data contained therein to perform appropriate write operations in response to write requests received from clients.
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(9 pages of full sized kits)
My Store at Divine Digital (Discount will be applied at the time of checkout)
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Labels: 55% off sale, Cyber Monday Sale
P.S. I thought you might enjoy a freebie to get a taste of this kit so I will give you the direct link to the freebie which I offered for the contest a while back (see an earlier post for the preview).
Download Link to freebie mini kit--Tea Time, A Tribute
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We also had to use "Bucket List" as the theme which kind of threw me for a loop--I had a hard time coming up with a list of things that I wanted to do in the future. I started off with the travel thing but that was more of a long term dream so I went with something a bit more short-term--Cooking. I went with this theme because it has been a dream of mine to sign up for cooking classes. I definately could use a little help in this area and I often look at cooking shows, recipe books, and magazines for inspiration and tips.
Since Thanksgiving is coming up, I decided to relate my cooking mini kit to this holiday. Here is the kit which I designed for Round 2:
2. Use this kit to create a layout. (I was hoping that you could scrap a favorite family friendly food). Post the layout to this gallery (Go Digital Scrapbooking).
If I see that there are bunches of comments and there are some layouts using my kit, I WILL give you a reward--a free blog add on which relates to this kit. This add on will include a dessert, by the way—and a few other yummy goodies) and I will post it on Friday, November 16th if you can help me out a bit!
Posted by Annemarie's Art From the Heart at 5:29 PM 1 comment:
Labels: Cooking, Freebie mini kit, Thanksgiving
I just finsihed up another huge kit for all of you to enjoy. It is called Fantastical Fall and I loved the color scheme so much that I had a difficult time telling myself to stop designing things! Here is the preview:
It is my biggest kit yet with a whopping 27 glorious papers and an amazing 67 unique elements.
If you grab it this month at Digi Style Designs, you can get it for the fantastic deal of $2.80 for a kit bursting at the seams with beauty! (It is my way of saying thank you to all of you who have chosen to buy my products when there are so many other choices out there!)
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Labels: Fantastic Deal, Fantastical Fall, under 3.00
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Labels: 60% off sale, Cluster Freebie, Featured Designer, Frame Freebie
Posted by Annemarie's Art From the Heart at 4:00 AM 4 comments:
Labels: Freebie mini kit, Monkeying Around
With the colors given, I thought of the outdoors first and then I began thinking about jungles when I saw those brown tones along with the green, blue and yellow! Since the color inspiration came from a kid's bed, I thought of an animal which many young kids and those young at heart love--monkeys!
Since part of the judging is based on user comments, I would appreciate it if you would leave a comment in the gallery---(a slight bribe--if I get loads of comments, I will offer a Blog Add-On Freebie this Wednesday)
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Labels: Designer Contest, Go Digital Scrapbooking, Monkeying Around
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Well, Halloween is over and you know what that means? Of course, National Digital Scrapbooking Day is coming up and I am sure there will be lots of sales everywhere.
I personally will be holding a 60% off sale on all my products so I would love it if you would check out all my designs and take advantage of this discount! Here is the ad: (Created with my most recent kit, Year In Review: November (Fall Fun)
(Contains about 5 pages of products)
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BagCrazy: December 2005
I love the vintage appeal of Marc Jacob's Liya frame bag.
Photo courtesy of scoopnyc.com
The lines are classic and refined. It has an oversize kisslock clasp, double handles, and slidelock closure with a tiny faux keyhole, but the super soft suede and leather accents keep the look updated. At 15"x5"x8", it's quite large enough to carry your everyday essentials in style. Available for $995 at Scoop NYC.
posted by CrankyBiscuit @ 7:31 PM 3 comments
Did you all get some great steals during your after-Christmas sale shopping? For those of you that missed out, here are some of my favorite sale offerings.
This beautiful and practical Woven Napa Shoulder Bag from the incomparable Bottega Veneta has been slashed down from $560 to $291, and is also available in yellow and orange.
The sleek, versatile red calfskin pochette from Marc Jacobs is now $257, down from $496. The signature logo push-lock closure is the only adornment, so it's simple enough to be worn every day.
Moschino's suede hobo is trimmed with metallic python embossed leather and finished with a girly bow. Sweet and feminine, it's marked down to less than half price at $207.95.
The Suede Lola by Juicy Couture has also been marked down to $276, and it's a lot of bag for the price. Spacious and casual, it has with whipstitched detailing, leather and chain tassels, and a zip top with signature J pull.
I love to shop vicariously, so if you picked up the deal of the century recently, let me know!
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Pucci Printed Canvas Satchel
Pucci's signature bold graphic prints are offset with a prim, ladylike shape in this lovely canvas satchel.
I love the little touches on this bag: the blue whipstitching on the handles, the curved leather trim that echoes the print, and the petite buckle straps. It's perfect for the girl who wants loads of storage- it has a double zip top to open wide for easy access, four outside pockets, and interior zip and cell phone pockets. Pre-order yours now for $890; delivery is expected in early February.
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'Tis the season for festive holiday parties, which is a great excuse to pick up a clutch with a little bit of sparkle.
Photo courtesy of moynabags.com
I love this elegantly beaded satin number with a kisslock closure. In black, it's the perfect go-with-everything evening bag, but it's also available in gray, gold, bronze, ivory, dusty pink, fuchsia, turquoise, and lime for $210.
For a little more flash, this cabochon-accented silver silk clutch might do the trick. The squared-off lines are a clean, updated look, and it's sure way to glam up an outfit. It's $200 and also comes in an array of colors: black/white, black/pink, brown, ivory, turquoise, lime, and pink.
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If you prefer a more subtle shimmer, Claire V's hand-loomed silk envelope clutch is the picture of elegant simplicity. Embroidered with a single gold-tipped dragonfly, this bag can be dressed up or down. It's a steal right now for $41.25.
posted by CrankyBiscuit @ 10:34 PM 2 comments
For some serious bad-girl style, look no further than the G Series Triangle Chain Bag from Cole Haan.
This edgy bag is composed of tobacco-hued leather and accented with goldtone chain details. It sports two front vertical zip pockets, an interior zip pocket, magnetic snap entry, and a comfortable 9" drop. It's polished, but has a distinct tough-chick vibe. Also available sans chains in white with snakeskin trim for $345.
posted by CrankyBiscuit @ 8:48 PM 3 comments
One of the most common reasons people tell me they don't like Monogram Canvas purses (aside from simple aesthetic issues) is that they feel like they are paying what seems like an obscene amount of money to be a walking advertisement for the bag maker. I do see their point, but then I look at the Cabas Toile GM, and suddenly Monogram looks like the epitome of understatement.
Apparently, this is for the person who spends $1,570 for a canvas tote, and wants you to KNOW IT. Brace yourselves for next season, when Louis Vuitton unveils their line of designer sandwich boards and wearable neon signs.
posted by CrankyBiscuit @ 8:15 PM 5 comments
Versace is not known for subtlety. Their daring, flamboyant designs have never really been my cup of tea, but this Velvet Biker Bag has just the right ratio of "edgy" to "elegant".
It's a tiny little thing, but it's loaded up with about a metric ton of hardware. Proving that more is more, the links and buckles are encrusted with crystals, and a signature medusa medallion hangs from the zipper. If you've got the attitude to pull off this bag, you can get it on sale now, with free shipping, for $596 at eluxury.
posted by CrankyBiscuit @ 9:54 PM 7 comments
Lauren Scherr specializes in whimsically embellished evening bags, utilizing fringe, feathers, silk flowers, and beading to make unusual and attention-grabbing purses. Some work, and others miss the mark, but I must admit that I am completely charmed by her Kelly Orchid and Butterfly handbag.
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A lovely, vintage-inspired black satin frame bag is adorned with a corsage of orchids and an enameled butterfly pin. The handle tucks into the bag to convert into a clutch. As with all her bags, it's a wonderfully unique and unabashedly girly piece that's sure to catch the eye. On sale for $125 at LaurenScherr.com.
The ubiquitous motorcycle-style bag takes on new curves in Aaneta's Charlotte bag.
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This purse is composed of soft, berry-hued leather and features a detachable strap, so you can opt to wear it as a shoulder or handbag. Whipstitched double top handles, tarnished brass hardware, and side saddle pockets give it a distinctive look. Inside, it sports a zip pocket and cell phone pouch with a key chain. Available for $295 at Active Endeavors.
posted by CrankyBiscuit @ 7:15 PM 5 comments


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Thinking CAP April 20, 2011 at 1:41 PM
And the Drug Warriors and Prohibitionists say, "Thank God we're not like those sinners." [Luke 18:11-14]
"All we do is shoot them and their pets dead with bullets; it's a pretty quick death. Although it's pretty torturous to be locked up in prison for a few years, few decades, or even for the rest of their lives.
"Ha, and what about the tens of thousands of people we've scared the crap out of because we crashed through their doors?! Especially when we had the wrong address! Saps.
"But I have to admit that those cartels are our children, they wouldn't exist if it weren't for our self-righteous posturing and power to write hypocritical and evil laws, then tax the country to death to pay for destroying it. But that's what our father the devil demands of us. No cost is too great to destroy the U.S. and the rest of the planet. If that wimp Jesus was here again, we'd kill him too."
Cartel torturers, DEA, Calderón, Obama, Kerlikowski, the Crude Fear Mirage Foundation, Bush, Clinton, FBI, CIA, and on and on, you're all going to the same place unless you repent.
I wish the evildoers would spend just 1% of the resources investigating the truth in the Bible instead of spying on people who are trying to undo the mess they shove down our throats. But this just goes to show they are just like the self-righteous hypocrites Jesus so vocally condemned; they followed him around, spied on him to try to catch him doing something they could shame him with, tried to trick him in public, etc…