It’s winter time and citrus fruits abound. Sweet, juicy, and bright, the perfect contrast to gray weather and chilled bones. Hence, the perfect time to share an orange-infused latte recipe (‘cuz it’s been a while), as inspired by our favorite local coffee shop, Hopper and Burr. Introducing, Cafe Nico.
This drink has it all. It starts with orange peel, simmered and candied with sugar and water to create a lusciously subtle homemade orange simple syrup. Nothing like a little zest to give you that early morning kick, much appreciated after an invigorating 6 am yoga session. A few teaspoons (plus or minus a dash) coat the bottom of a shallow mug, or better yet, a small 4 oz. glass, followed by a rich and creamy espresso pull.
Currently at our house, we have the Decaf Sumatra Mandheling from Portola Coffee Roasters, with dark fruit, earthy, chocolate, and herbal notes, or the Karinga AB, also from Portola, with black currants, melon, lemon-lime, and herbal tones. The latter imparts an additional layer to this citrusy drink. To get an espresso assortment shipped to your door for everyday at-home coffee, may I recommend one of our favorite providers, Blue Bottle Coffee.
Rounding everything off, we sprinkle the top of the espresso pull with a dash of cinnamon, to add warmth to the winter season. If you are feeling up for it, I would mix in some orange zest with the cinnamon prior to adding it to the coffee. Off course, the drink wouldn’t be a latte without steamed milk. I find that the ratio of a 4 oz glass allows for equal parts orange syrup and steamed milk, which is my preferred combination. My favorite cortado cup is this black 4.5 oz Monty Milk Art Cups by Fellow. The latte will appeal to those looking for just a hint of orange zest. Whether you choose to drink in one gulp or in tiny sips, it is sure to take you to the warmer summer days ahead.
Tools You Need:
There are a few gadgets that you will need in order to make a Cafe Nico at home. These are some of our gadgets that we are impartial to.
- Scale – I own this one, because it weighs heavy-enough things for bread-making as well. I also like this because I can toggle between grams and ounces. Mike has this one that he uses for coffee exclusively, which is what we mostly use when measuring coffee bean and water weight. It is especially useful since it has that timer, essential to latte pulls and drip-coffee!
- Grinder – The grinder plays a huge role in the quality of your brew (or espresso, or latte, or what-have-you). We used to just live with the results of a sub-par grinder, until last Christmas, when our gift to each other was a high quality grinder that has been spewing out delicious pours ever since.
- Espresso Machine – We own the La Marzocco Linea Mini. It is a high end espresso machine that my husband sold his motorcycle for after waiting ten years to buy it. We use it every day and are slowly earning back the money we spent buying it by not going to a coffee shop for our espresso based drinks.
- 4-5 teaspoons of homemade orange simple syrup
- 18 g of coffee of your choice, pulled as an espresso shot
- Steamed milk of your choosing, the original recipe calls for half – and – half
- Cinnamon (a dash)
- Orange zest (optional)
- Prior to making the coffee, I would pre-mix some orange zest (if using) with the cinnamon. The last thing you want to do is allow the coffee to cool while you scramble for this mixture. You want it to be prepared with a mesh strainer set aside or placed in a shaker for easier sprinkling.
- Place 4-5 teaspoons of homemade orange simple syrup at the bottom of your cup or glass. This is the part that allows you to control how citrusy and sweet the drink actually is. Mr. Debtist prefers only 3 teaspoons, whereas I almost always do the full five.
- Pull your espresso shot OVER the simple syrup. I use 18.5 grams of coffee ground at the setting of 6A using our Baratza grinder, extracted for 25 seconds to pull 1.5 oz of coffee.
- Sprinkle the top of the espresso with a dash of your cinnamon mix.
- Steam milk, and top off the drink.
- Allow this drink to get you through the winter. Summer is coming.
If you love coffee, then you may be interested in checking out this coffee gift guide, which lists some of our favorites! Feel free to pin it to Pinterest so you can refer back to it later!


The folks who brought us the HANDy Paint Pail have done it again with the HANDy Bucket Builder. This product is so simple it’s cool. The HANDy Bucket Builder is a plastic lid that fits on an empty five gallon bucket that is molded to hold a 2×4 either flat or on its edge. By taking two HANDy Bucket Builders and two six-foot (or whatever size you want) 2×4’s you can create a very stable sawhorse or a bench you can sit on.
This is a great item for anyone who needs a temporary sawhorse to work off or sit on. The best part is there aren’t any moving parts and you can carry your tools or parts in the buckets. You can also use another set of the HANDy Bucket Builders to stack two five-gallon buckets on top of each other and raise your work surface to work bench height. When you’re finished just stack everything together and store it in the corner.
The retail for the Bucket Builder is in the $9.99 range. For more information go to www.handypaintpail.com.


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At RFA, we believe that creativity and time with people you love are essential to being a true artist. Who better to teach you this lesson than Rebeca Flott herself? ￼
Through this creative workshop, you and your chosen group (of up to 100 people) will experience the beauty and freedom of creating your own unique piece of art through a shared, interactive experience. ￼
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This experience will include:
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- Food and Drink not included
- Fresh Flowers - you have to purchase on site or farm
- Pumpkin You have to buy on the farm
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I can write here a list of amazing this but you should experience yourself first them we can talk!
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Paracord bracelets by Naimakka………
I was lucky enough to receive some bracelets from a company called Naimakka.
All are hand made using a high quality 550 paracord and a custom shackle. They also come extremely well packaged which is a nice touch.
This version is in charcoal grey which I loved as it matched my TAD stealth hoodie really well.
I have been wearing this one for around a week now and it has been great. Custom made to fit your wrist you are guaranteed a good fit.
So far this one has seen plenty of climbing indoors, then a big adventure at weekend off out in the mountains.
Although there are many companies on the market that sell paracord bracelets sometimes it’s nice to go with basic design.
This version also works very well with casual clothing and looks quite smart.
I have a few more off this company so I will be posting more pictures in the near future.
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It was a simple step. A chinchilla-soft launch. Barely a ripple in the Matrix.
But the wheels are turning.
Thursday night at the Brewer’s Tasting Room in St. Petersburg, FL, the public had its first opportunity to drink a beer that I made. It was the launch party for Vendetta Blood Orange Wit.
This dramatic tale of life, death and citrus began well before brew day. When presented with the opportunity to brew a pilot batch on BTR’s 1-bbl system, my mind raced through eight years worth of recipes and ideas. You only get one shot at your first beer.
After consulting my culinary consigliere, Nicole, we settled on a long-forgotten recipe we brewed once in January 2011, a blood orange wit. The original inspiration for this beer came about as Nicole wanted to brew a series of beers that featured ingredients that were grown in the various European countries of our heritage.
The first beer in this series was a “Sicilian” recipe, a nod to my great grandparents. After a few minutes on the Google machine, Nicole found a few ingredients that are commonly grown in Sicily that were a fit: chamomile, coriander (seed of a cilantro plant) and blood orange. Hmmm, sounds like a great wheat beer!
This combination seemed a perfect fit for our debut. It’s a refreshing wheat beer, perfect as the Florida spring starts to ramp up in late February, and blood oranges are in season. Done and done!
Just prior to brew day, we zested and juiced a dozen blood oranges and crushed five ounces of coriander seeds to go in 30 gallons of beer. Blood oranges are very pulpy and didn’t yield much juice. Next time I make this recipe, I’m going to add more juice to give the beer some reddish color.
We brewed the beer on Sunday, February 9. It was a gorgeous day and everything went very smoothly. It took about six hours from start to clean-up. The beer came in at 1.048 original gravity and we made a huge yeast starter, so we decided that giving it three weeks would be plenty of time to ferment and get ready for a release on February 27, just before Tampa Bay Beer Week.
Plenty of time, right? Well, maybe not so much.
The following Tuesday I went by BTR to check the gravity. It was sitting at 1.024. Uh oh.
My plan was to let it ferment for a week to 10 days, add the citrus and spices to sit for five days, then keg and condition for four. With the beer just over half way through fermenting, my window was suddenly closing rapidly.
We took evasive maneuvers and moved the fermenter out of the fermentation chamber, where it was sitting at about 65 degrees, and moved it into the outer hallway where it could hang out in the low 70s. We also rocked the fermenter like a hurricane to wake the yeast up a bit.
I came back to BTR that Friday night to check on the beer. Three days later, it was now at 1.020. Still too high, but it was now or never. I gave the yeast my best motivational speech, dropped in the zest, coriander and chamomile flowers, and closed it up.
A Belgian Wit should finish pretty dry, anywhere from 1.008 to 1.012. The goal is to make a clean, drinkable, refreshing beer. Belgian wits have enough perceived sweetness from the fruity esters of the yeast and the added citrus and spices. If the final gravity is too high, then it will be too thick and cloying, and it won’t be nearly as refreshing.
So there was a long way to go from 1.020 on Friday down to where it needed to be by the time it had to be keggd. Sunday afternoon, I went by again to see if the beer would be serviceable. Lo and behold, the yeast made a valiant push and got down to 1.012! Way to go, yeast!
I moved the fermenter to the cold refrigerator to crash cool it for a day before kegging, and all systems were go.
Nicole and I went out to BTR on Wednesday night before the release to take a final taste of the beer and check the conditioning. When we tried a sample from the keg, it was exactly what we hoped for.
It was citrusy and aromatic, juicy but finished clean. You could taste all the elements individually: the blood orange, coriander and chamomile, but no single one dominated. It was eminently drinkable.
Despite the great initial tasting from the night before, when I woke up Thursday morning I started to get a little nervous, and the usual doubts started to creep in. Is everyone going to like it? What if no one shows up? Will people regret paying money for it?
I knew that the beer turned out well and that it was a very drinkable and accessible style, so I decided to let the night unfold and the beer will take care of itself. It’s the risk you take when you put yourself out there in the public realm. You have to be ok with the feedback, positive and negative.
When Nicole and I arrived at the Brewer’s Tasting Room at 6:30, there was already a crowd from a law firm that was having a happy hour there. Many in the party were already drinking the Vendetta. It was a proud moment.
The night reminded me of my wedding reception. It was a steady stream of guests and well-wishers. I barely had time to refill my glass and post a photo on Instagram! Nicole and I made our way around the room like emissaries at a United Nations summit.
I received some great feedback from the servers and bartenders that people were speaking very highly of the beer. I was really appreciative of all the support that I received from our guests and random people alike.
I had several people tell me who were not “beer people” tell me that they really enjoyed it. The best comment was from a friend, who will remain nameless, who said, “I would drink one of these over a Budweiser.” You have to trust me that that was a compliment!
My favorite moment from the evening was when someone walked out with two growlers of Vendetta to take home. Forget bottle shares at homebrew club meetings or scores in beer competitions, the ultimate affirmation of a beer is when someone will pay with their own money to take your beer home with them after they’ve already tried a pint.
On Thursday night, I didn’t make any money. There was no big speech or fanfare. I got to see my beer on a tap wall with the likes of Cigar City, Founders, Great Divide and Rogue. And I felt like I belonged.
This is a very big step forward towards reaching your goals. My sincere congratulations to you and Nicole!
Thanks, Andy! I really appreciate the support and encouragement. I hope that I can buy you a pint of my beer soon.
CONGRATS to you and Nicole, BC!


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Creature — Devil
When Vexing Devil enters the battlefield, any opponent may have it deal 4 damage to them. If a player does, sacrifice Vexing Devil.
Vexing Devil Discussion
1 week ago
This deck is so political it's hard for me to find a scale to evaluate this deck by, but it definitely looks fun to both play and face. I've never been in a game where there is a lot of voting going on ^^ I feel like your land counter is maybe a bit too low, alternatively I would advocate more mana-fixing rocks. Maybe some of the less impressive political-style cards such as Browbeat and Vexing Devil could be cut?
Bonus points for the Bounty Hunter , that interaction is super random and hilarious.
3 weeks ago
I love the concept of 'But hey, it's mine'. Makes the game so much more fun than just netdecking everything.
Light Up the Stage could serve to give you more gas later in the game. I also have a special spot in my heart for Vexing Devil , maybe give it a shot if you can find some copies.
Whatever you decide to do, good luck and have fun!
4 weeks ago
Was able to field test this deck last Thursday May 23rd 2019. It was as much fun to play as I had hoped. The group I played it against has made a few suggestions. Vexing Devil and Risk Factor . I would like Vexing Devil more if it had flying, or another activated ability. I think I will try it just to add some pressure. Risk Factor, I like it because it gives me another Browbeat but with Flashback (Discard and pay).
I believe I will pull Tempest Efreet as it just doesn't seem like I ever use it, and maybe 1 or 2 Lava Blister s, to see if I can make more use of the Dwarven Driller s. Not as flashy as the blister, but once they hit the field look out.
1 month ago
Firstly, by just fast enough, I mean you can afford to play cards like Walking Ballista and that you should play some interaction, (Like the removal you already have enough of, so that's solved,) but that you also need to apply at least some pressure.
Pia's Revolution is surprisingly not a card that allows for some particularly fast kills. It's a weird card that generates value over time, if you can give your opponent a reason to not just take three. It's a tempo card. It requires both a way to grind out the game and a way to bring the beats to really work.
You've built your deck to take advantage of Revolution sticking around and making life hard for your opponent. It's supposed to be good both when you're on the semi-fast plan and the semi-slow plan.
Devil, quite often, will only be good when you're on the fast plan, and it doesn't synergize with the artifact sub-theme. If they have a removal spell they can let it stick, kill it and Pia's Revolution won't do anything with that.
But I do think it's good enough here. I just find it a little bit iffy.
Don't like Impact Tremors . You already have too many clunky cards that you can't help but include. Having yet another one probably won't improve it.
I've never built a deck like this before, so take what I say as a surface analysis. I know the competitive side of MTG, and definitely modern. But I never really play with punisher effects.
1 month ago
Kjartan I see what you mean for most of your points, but I'm also a bit confused on them too. Firstly, you say it doesn't need to be fast, just fast enough. I sort of see what you mean because it does need some setting up to work, but what kind of synergy am I looking for? Is the idea of using Hangarback Walker and Walking Ballista a part of that? What kind of mechanics would make this fast enough? Secondly, Vexing Devil . I don't understand and how the card doesn't fit or what makes it something to be on the fence about. Ultimately, this deck damages my opponents down, atleast the way I'm starting to understand it. Devil does this, and like you said, it pairs fairly well with Hidden Stockpile . I guess I don't see where your doubts on it are coming from. And lastly, Chromatic Sphere vs Chromatic Star . They basically do the same thing, except star needs to ping the graveyard, which from how I see it, is slightly less reliable. So why suggest it? And I was also curious of your thoughts on Impact Tremors . It works with stockpile, but I wasn't sure about it as I'm not going to be running creatures reliably, atleast as the deck sits now and as I understand it. So I'm on the fence about it, but is there a different perspective on it all that I should see? And should I keep the average cmc at about 3, where it currently is?
1 month ago
I don't think this deck is very fast, but I don't think it needs to be. It just needs to be fast enough to make your opponent think twice before just taking 3 from Revolution.
I don't think Pain Magnification is that good, but you seem to have come to the same conclusion as well. It takes too much setup, and it quickly runs out of potential as your opponent runs out of cards in hand.
Wrench Mind is fine, but I personally wouldn't play it outside of a discard themed deck.
Vexing Devil I'm on the fence about. I usually only really think it's good in really fast zoo decks, and Claim / Fame burns. Since you're not super fast, your opponent can pretty easily take the 4 damage a lot of the time. However, it is pretty good with Hidden Stockpile . Ultimately I think you can do better.
Not sure you have enough Instants to support Isochron Scepter , but if you do, the card is really, really powerful.
Mishra's Bauble , Chromatic Star , Lightning Helix (to replace Lightning Strike ), Bomat Courier , and Arcbound Ravager _(which is extrememly expensive, but also OP af) could be some additions/replacements
2 months ago
Congratulation for choosing the best of strategies among the best of colors. Unfortunately I have to tell you that the Vexing Devil , Pongify combo does not work. Your opponent choosing to have you sacrifice it and it being sacrificed are both part of the same ability which resolves as one. You can still pongify the devil in response to the trigger but in that case the opponent of course will choose not to take the damage.
Then, if you want to invest more into the aggro plan, I see Hardened Scales as a risk factor. Of course the synnergies are very fast but then it slows you down by not doing anything by itself. Also its relationship with evolve is kinda difficult because your evolvers won't necessarily evolve higher. Some of the triggers will get lost because their power is already high.
I also have a question for you, what line of thought was behind the decision of including only 3 of each evolver?
2 months ago
Hey I really like this deck! I played a variant a while back where I used Vexing Devil and Grapple with the Past . Claim / Fame was a great card that worked wonders for me when I played as well but I don't have the list on me anymore. Although you're running 4 thoughtsieze in the main you have 2 more listed in the side. Due to the amount of cards you put in the grave I would run Ancient Grudge in the sideboard for more artifact hate. Noxious Revival is also a good card that could be put somewhere to help with the shadow sub-theme but personally I've never tested it out. I'll for sure follow this deck as I intend on putting it back together.
Vexing Devil occurrence in decks from the last year
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I’ve been knitting for just over a year. This is the first Christmas I’ve made handknit gifts for anyone. I didn’t exactly go into knitgiving in a big way — two teacher’s gifts and two scarves for members of my family — and maybe that’s why it was so rewarding.
I decided to knit scarves for my older brother and sister-in law when I latched onto a Noro Kureyon sale at Little Knits back in October. Browsing Ravelry for pattern ideas, I came across so many beautiful scarves that I wanted to make … but it seemed indulgent in the extreme to knit myself two scarves when I have several wonderful scarves already, some handknit for me as gifts. That’s when the e-mail my dad sent not long before, telling all the family members whom we had in the Bowman gift exchange, swam into my consciousness. It seemed that the relatives on our gift list — my hip brother, the founder and principal of a private school, and his warm, youthful wife — would appreciate these beautiful yarns.
Karen rocking the Short Row Rib
Dwayne all suave in the Multidirectional Scarf
Karen couldn’t get over the scarves. The whole previous day she’d had a narrow Christmas scarf looped around her neck, a terrific casual look, giving me an inkling that I had judged correctly — she’s a scarf person. She spent all of Christmas day wearing my gift — both of them did. They immortalized the scarves in the family photos we took the next day on the beach, and remarked aloud how well the colors popped against the blue sky and white sand:
That colorway 182, the rainbow hues of Karen’s scarf, is probably the signature Noro colorway, and I love the way its brights cycle through the short rows in those long repeats. But I’m especially proud of the colorway I picked for Dwayne: 162, ambers, greens, and muted blues. I thought it looked masculine without being boringly monochromatic. And just look how it works with Dwayne’s russet hair.
My other two knitted gifts were the pairs of Fetching I knit for the kids’ teachers, and I got nice cards and in-person comments from both of them, going out of their way to tell me how much they liked them. (Archer’s teacher, who got the Deep Ocean version, noted that blue is her favorite color, much to my delight.) I must admit that I can’t imagine any other outcome, since I liked them so much that I resolved to make myself a pair as soon as possible.
And since I’ve been a very good knitter this year, Santa brought me Cat Bordhi’s new book and some sparkly yarn to play with. Time to start contemplating those Renumerating It Advancewise items I promised to make in 2008 …


One Line at a Time
My involvement with line dancing started in 1995 with my very first class. From the first dance (Elvira!) I was hooked. Over the years I’ve seen the line dancing scene change and evolve, but the one thing that has remained consistent is the camaraderie between the dancers.
The more experienced dancers helping the beginners and the whispers of “how does this one start?” In 2005 I took over two classes and started my teaching career. I love seeing the delight in the faces of absolute beginners when they have mastered a dance. I have also choreographed a number of dances, with one appearing in the Linedancer Magazine beginner chart.
Away from the line dancing I enjoy going to concerts and my favorite band is Bon Jovi. I have been to one of their concerts each time they have come to the UK, sometimes seeing them twice!


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There are just some desserts that are iconic to a certain place. Maybe it’s the huge cinnamon rolls from Cup & Saucer, the macarons from PariSco, or Crown Bakery’s doughnuts that have become house-hold names. (If you’re not from Guam and have no clue what I’m talking about, then my bad). For me, one of the biggest ones on this list is the Taro Cheesecake from Proa. Everyone on Guam knows about it and has had a slice- myself included. I’ve had the famous cheesecake for numerous birthdays and it’s always a must whenever we find ourselves at the restaurant. I came across a copycat recipe from Annie’s Chamorro Kitchen. Annie is a Chamorro home cook who’s built up an amazing collection of local and authentic recipes- one of which is the Taro Cheesecake (or Ube as she calls it) from Proa which she had while visiting. In reading through it, I found that the famed dessert wasn’t too difficult to make, so I wanted to see if I could recreate this for myself.
I guess we should talk about the big debate: ube vs. taro. Now I’m no expert in root vegetables, but from my research, I found that there are differences between the two with ube being more flavorful and brighter in color. For purposes of this recipe, I’m going to treat them as one in the same. Proa calls theirs “Taro Cheesecake” but Annie (& I) use ube (so don’t sue me). Annie starts off her cheesecake by cooking whole potatoes and then mashing them herself. While they are available here, I opted for the frozen grated ube I found in the freezer section of my grocery store because it’s convenient and frankly I doubt anyone can taste the difference. I defrosted the ube and then placed it into a steamer basket over simmering water for 20 minutes. As that cools, you go on making the simple graham cracker crust and letting that cool before adding in your filling. Annie’s cheesecake filling is a pretty basic recipe with cream cheese, sugar, eggs and cream. The main key to cheesecake is to keep your mixer on low so to not incorporate too much air which can cause your cheesecake to crack. (See my Basque Burnt Cheesecake post if you can’t be bothered with all that). I ended up adding some gel coloring to get that deep purple color to match Proa’s. The batter is then poured into the cooled crust and baked in a water bath for about 90 minutes. I’ve had trouble with water baths and springform pans, so unless you wrap it really well in foil, you may want to simply place a pan of water underneath to create steam. I then turn the oven off and leave the door ajar to slowly cool it down before chilling.
If you’ve made cheesecake before, you’ll know it’s a labor of love. The finicky cake requires a lot of attention- being cooked in a water bath and then left in a slightly open oven once down to slowly bring down the temperature. The sudden change in temperature could cause the cheesecake to crack- which thankfully mine did not. Even after it’s completely brought to room temperature, it then takes a chill in the fridge for anywhere from 6 hours to overnight- which seems like light years after all the work you’ve put into it. I will say that it’s worth it. That first bite was so reminiscent of Proa’s version- with that sweet ubo flavor. Even though I used ube, the taste was exactly the same as Proa’s which uses taro. I even broke out my kitchen torch and brûlée’d the top for that classic look. Proa torches the entire cheesecake, but I find that it makes for messy slices. If burnt sugar is your thing, then I suggest torching the slices individually. The only real difference in flavor is that Proa uses an Oreo base rather than graham crackers- but the exclusion of chocolate really helped the taro shine in my opinion. So is it worth all the work of going through those cheesecake hoops and steaming your own taro? I guess that’s up to you. For me- a guy who enjoys that sort of thing and couldn’t be bothered to drive to Tumon- I’d say it was worth it. Proa’s still remains king, but now I can have Taro Cheesecake whenever I want.
Full Recipe | Method by Annie’s Chamorro Kitchen


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On Monday when I went to Linda's Studio L3 to learn what the latest challenge was, I found that was simply "Distress Ink". Now don't get me wrong, "simply" does NOT describe Distress Ink as there are multitudes of ways to use it and looks to get, in fact Distress Ink is my "go to" ink unless I need a waterproof ink. Our challenge was to create something using Distress Ink any way we wanted! Oh what fun this will be!
Tuesday evening I was a bit stressed, so I did something that "de-stresses" me. I "Smooshed"! Smooshed? What is "Smooshing" you ask? Perhaps you know it better by what Tim (Holtz) calls it, "Wrinkle Free Distress"! You can find the directions for Smooshing, I mean, Wrinkle Free Distress on page 33 of Tim's book A Compendium of Curiosities.
I used every color of DI (not all on one sheet) and created 10 sheets of background paper! I had great fun and felt much better after I finished!
I used part of one of the background pieces for this card:
A while back I took a class at Stamper's Corner (Elk Grove, CA) where Nellie taught us a nifty trick for bows/knots on our cards. What is nifty is the bow/knot will stay exactly where you put it! With her permission, here is how to make a Nellie Knot.
1) Decide where you want your bow or knot.
2) Punch a hole in the chosen spot. (Note: If the card is vertical like mine, then just put a hole in the top layers before you adhere it to the card. If the card is horizontal, then you can adhere the layers, then punch the hole the layers and card.)
3) Cut a piece of fiber 2 1/2 to 3 times as long as the width of the direction the fiber will go.
4) Fold fiber in half.
5) Push fiber from front to back through hole.
6) Put ends on either side of hole and loop the fiber from the back over to the front (making sure there are no unwanted twists in the fiber).
7) Tie the bow or knot!
8) Voila! A bow or not that won't move or fall off! Pretty nifty, huh?
Hope you enjoyed the tutorial!
Be sure to check out Linda's (Ledbetter) blog on Monday morning for Grungy Monday 11!
Have a fabulous week!
Products used to create: Craft sheet, White Diamond paper (from Stampers' Corner), Distress ink (Broken China, Tumbled Glass, Dusty Concord, Peeled Paint, Frayed Burlap, Walnut Stain, Vintage Photo), Art Glitter Mist (copper), Ace Hardware multi-purpose twine, Idea-ology Muse Token, Tim Holtz "Odds & Ends" and "Nature's Discovery" stamps, Ranger Ink Pearl Blue embossing powder.


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Have you tried tightening the two nuts in picture C against each other, so that they lock on to the thread, then use the inside one to unscrew the threaded rod? If it's in a tapped hole that should get it out.
I wouldn't worry too much about the hand lever. I tend to remove the hand levers on my mill when I'm using it with CNC since they have a tendency to hit stuff (or me) if I don't!
A small update:
- the pinion gear eventually came out by punching the bearing out, slowly and carefully, from the opposite side
- here is the gear/bearing that came out - this is all obsolete now
- now the Z-axis looks mean and lean (LEFT: BEFORE, RIGHT AFTER)
- Now, I have bought a pile of these sort of building materials, and plenty of short 5mm bolts/nuts
-- They are made from galvanized iron, (or the more expensive ones, are stainless steel, very rigid)
-- Aim to attach bearing mounts to structures made from these building materials
-- This is cheap, but thought would make a running mock up with them.
-- Hope that way one could run the machine a bit, check dimensions again, check where to improve --> then make rigid, nice looking parts from aluminium.
Maybe this ugly duckling will turn to a beautiful swan some day.
The sensitive drill part is really useful when you come to hammer a collet out of the taper, it gives you something to hammer against.
Best if you can release the Z axis screw before you hammer so you aren't bashing against expensive ball nuts and bearings.
Good point Robin. Thanks!
Alternatively, perhaps one could use the lever on the left hand side of the quill, to lock it (during hammering)
- Not sure though is it strong enough / meant for that purpose.
Hoping to receive some bearing mounts, before weekend, so would have something to play with..
[x] received six (6) bearing mounts for the ballscrew -bearings
- a small local workshop made them for me.
- these are temporary bearing mounts, but very good at such.
- Holes for bearing are 32mm in diameter. Used heat to expand the mounts, so that bearings would go in easier. Holes are quite tight and precise, think it is impossible to remove the bearings in one piece.
[x] continued with a temporary, crude build
- in particular Z-axis
- Z-axis now looks like this
- Z-axis lower bearing mount. Used an electric drill to fabricate some supports
- Purpose is to make a mock-up of the build, write down anything that needs changed, and then hopefully make it a nice looking mill.
[x] an un-necessary side-step was when I dropped balls from a ballnut. Thought first oh well, that was 100 quid down drain. But to one's surprise, managed to find all balls and with instructions found from internet, put it back together. For record, took out the remaining balls, and used a plastic straw from a WD40-bottle to put them back in, one by one. Used bearing grease (like Vaseline) to make the balls stick to the plastic straw / and also stick onto the inside-walls of the ballnut.
1) At garage, have a crude build ready to plug motors in
2) At home, have a pc with with LinuxCNC + motors running on table ( this has in fact been ready already for months)
Next steps are
- put 1) and 2) together... by Christmas time will take pc, monitor, motors, drivers, to garage and plug them in.
-- before that, need to study calibrating LinuxCNC X, Y, Z -axis
Lessons learned recently:
- making crude build takes more time than expected. Probably spent 4 days x 8 hrs = 32 hrs to make it, over a few week period.
-- need to buy small sundries here and there
-- compressed air die grinder similar to this is helpful. I find it safe to use (no sparks + quite difficult to cut yourself accidentally), and cuts material quite quickly, but not too fast. Makes a nice sound, too. Of course not a CNC -machinist / milling machine operator approach, but hey, one haven't got a mill running now.
- have already noticed a few design errors by making a crude build, so it has been worth it.
- Longer term plan:
-- Once machine is running, make revised intermediate parts. Use possibly less thick Aluminium than one would have in final build. Cheaper. One expects there will be errors as I am a newbie in all this.
--- want these parts to be relatively rigid, so that it is possible to make good quality "final parts" later.
- Hope to submit more photos next weekend + a compulsory video
Well she runs now, albeit slow and ugly, though to my eyes it is pretty
Is this it? CNC -virginity lost?
My smallest milling bit is a 10mm wide end mill, so the letters are fat beyond recognition.
Machining marks are quite visible, and think all the axis give way when pushed hard.
- Think the cut aluminium chips are around 0.2mm thick.
- Have to check what sort of feed rates I used actually, and how fast the mill bit was turning. With my zero experience I just set them to something that didn't seem overly fast.
Happy New Year to all!
Things have been moving slowly, due to work etc. commitments.
I have now officially begun an intermediate -build of the CNC -conversion.
- Focus is making now parts more rigid, and more like the final, beautiful build.
-- One is using less thick (cheaper) materials here, than in what will be the final build.
Today I have been using the mill as a manual machine, with LinuxCNC, using DRO's and Power feeds.
- Trying to get used to G-code, use simple commands like G0 somewhere, G1 elsewhere... while cutting aluminium.
- Measuring with a digital vernier, cutting a tenth here and there.
Perhaps one had thought I am going to make a fancy drawing and export it into G-code. Send chips flying and ta-da, bolt everything in place, and have a ready CNC conversion.
But it has not been like in dreams. Need to take one step at a time. It was fun cutting aluminium today. :)
- have been getting more familiar with G-code, LinuxCNC, QCAD, dxf2gcode.
-- Also have Heekscad / HeeksCNC + Blender installed (http://www.mycncuk.com/forums/cad-ca...hat-i-did.html).
--- However so far,I have not transferred anything useful to work-piece from Heekscad/Blender.
- This weekend I started to make X-axis parts.
-- use QCAD to make DXF.
-- use dxf2gcode to make G-code.
--- each task I do in several smaller tasks.
---- I could not get dxf2gcode make one long piece of G-code, with climb-milling.
---- So instead, I have chosen to create individual smaller G-code -scripts, that I run in series.
----- Let mill return to home between each G-code script.
-- Getting used to mounting a work-piece.
--- Working with coordinates
--- Zeroing coordinates. Touchoff. In short: mount a work-piece, and practice how one can get cuttings exactly where one wants them.
-- On Friday bought a new 4mm and 6mm carbide end-mill. Smallest I had before this, was a 10mm end-mill.
It is slow progress, however rewarding. Would just love to go back to garage and start cutting again. At this stage, the machine is crude but it does what it is told to do.
It's looking good John! ...Thanks for a great thread.
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Korumburra Basketball Stadium Elizabeth St, Korumburra Victoria
Myths and Legends Australia and the Wildcats Basketball Club are pleased to invite members to The Squizzy Classic Basketball Tournament to be held on Saturday 1st April and Sunday 2nd April 2023 at Korumburra Basketball Stadium - Elizabeth St, Korumburra Victoria.
The tournament commemorates the life and contribution of Dr Michael Francis Taylor, alias “Squizzy”. Michael was given the moniker “Squizzy” by one of his grade four teachers, and the nickname stuck with him throughout his adult life.
In his early years, whilst studying dentistry at Melbourne University, Michael began playing basketball, competing at the Melbourne Showgrounds and Albert Park Stadiums. In the late seventies, Michael set up his dentistry practice in Gippsland, where he played in the local Leongatha and Korumburra competitions. He was heavily involved with the development of the Meeniyan Basketball Stadium.
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If you’re a regular listener of this podcast, you’re undoubtedly familiar with “John’s List” – John’s shit list of players past and present. We throw in the occasional Commissioner, GM, Coach, or newsworthy topic from around the hockey world.
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Fantasy Lock Of The Week | Week 4 – Oct. 30 – Nov. 5, 2023
🔥Quinn Hughes, D, 100% Rostered (Yahoo), 100% Rostered (Fantrax)
Quinn Hughes had 8 points (1 Goal) this week in 3 games played. 2 of those points came on the power play where Hughes played 4:18 PPTOI/GM (71% PP Share). Interestingly, the Canucks Dman fired 11 shots on goal in just 3 contests (3.67 SOG/GM) – well above his career average of just 2.0 SOG/GM. Hughes leads ALL NHL defencemen in goals (4) and points (16)!
Edge Work | NHL Schedule – Week 5
The segment where we put in the work to give you the EDGE in your fantasy hockey leagues! Each week the Hacks will cover the NHL Schedule and Waiver Wire Targets to guide you to victory.
Need To Know:
It’s hard to believe, but we are already entering week 5 of the NHL regular season! Week 5 follows a familiar format, with Tuesday (10), Thursday (11), and Saturday (12) being the full days on the schedule. The remaining days of the week feature 6 or fewer games – so optimizing for games played will present a challenge throughout the week.
There are a total of 51 games on the schedule, with 4 “light days” (50% or fewer NHL teams in action) during week 5.
In terms of attempting to optimize the schedule for games played, there are a total of 9 teams (CBJ, DAL, FLA, MIN, MTL, SJS, TB, TOR, VAN) next week that do provide an advantage with 4 games played. Of those teams, FLA is the only club to play all four of their games on “off-nights”; followed by Toronto with 3 games on light days.
No teams play fewer than two games this week, with 8 teams playing just twice.
- Monday – 4 Games
- Tuesday – 10 Games
- Wednesday – 3 Games
- Thursday – 11 Games
- Friday – 6 Games
- Saturday – 12 Games
- Sunday – 5 Games
Teams With 4 Games: CBJ, DAL, FLA, MIN, MTL, SJS, TB, TOR, VAN
Teams With 3 Games: ANA, ARI, BOS, BUF, CAR, CGY, COL, DET, EDM, LAK, NSH, NYI, NYR, OTT, PHI, PIT, SEA, STL, WPG, WSH
Teams With 2 Games: CHI, NJD, VGK
Teams With 1 Games: N/A
Edge Work | NHL Waiver Wire Targets For Week 5
Waiver wire targets will be focused on players that are rostered in ~50% or less of Yahoo (or Fantrax) leagues. When considering players to target, we review recent performance, player deployment, upcoming schedule and more.
🎯Marco Rossi (C), Minnesota
Rostered: 6% Yahoo (46% Fantrax) | GP: 4 (@NYI, @NYR, @BUF, Vs.DAL) | Line: X (w/ Kirill Kaprizov & Matt Boldy, PP1)
Marco Rossi hit the deployment jackpot, centering Kirill Kaprizov and Matt Boldy, in addition to a role on the top power play unit. Rossi played 22:43 TOI and 5:43 PPTOI on Saturday against the Rangers, deployment that can’t be overlooked. 6 points (4 goals) in his last 6 games played, and 4 games on the docket for Minnesota in week 5.
🎯Ryan O’Reilly (C), NSH
Rostered: 28% Yahoo (64% Fantrax) | GP: 3 (@CGY, @WPG, Vs.ARI) | Line: 1 (w/ Filip Forsberg & Gustav Nyquist, PP1)
The Hacks mentioned in the summer that Ryan O’Reilly was a bounce-back candidate, based on the fact that he would receive prime deployment in Nashville. Through 11 games this season, ROR has 11 points and 7 goals while playing 20:17 TOI/GM and 4:00 PPTOI/GM (62% PP Share). It is almost unbelievable that the 32-year old is still available in over 70% of Yahoo leagues.
🎯Jaden Schwartz (C), SEA
Rostered: 25% Yahoo (35% Fantrax) | GP: 3 (@ARI, @COL, Vs.EDM) | Line: 2 (w/ Alexander Wennberg & Jordan Eberle, PP1)
Jaden Schwartz is off to a hot start for Seattle – 10 points, 5 goals in 12 games to date this season; including 8 points in his last 6 contests. Schwartz’s 68-point pace is his best since 2017-2018; and his 9.5 SOG/60 is a career high. An 83.3% IPP and 14.7 iSH% are red flags to be sure, but ride the hot hand while it makes sense.
🎯Reilly Smith (LW/RW), PIT
Rostered: 54% Yahoo (55% Fantrax) | GP: 3 (@ANA, @LAK, Vs.BUF) | Line: 2 (w/ Evgeni Malkin & Rikard Rakell, PP1)
Reilly Smith is off to a tremendous start in Pittsburgh – currently on-pace for 90 points with 11 points (6 goals) through 10 games played! Smith has been particularly hot recently with 7 points (4 goals) over his last 4 games; and claiming time on the top power play unit in the last two contests.
🎯Sean Monahan (C), MTL
Rostered: 30% Yahoo (59% Fantrax) | GP: 4 (Vs.TB, @DET, Vs.BOS, Vs.VAN) | Line: 2 (w/ Tanner Pearson & Brendan Gallagher, PP1)
We mentioned Sean Monahan in a previous episode, but it bears repeating, as the 29-year old has points in 5 straight games and 10 points (6 goals) in 11 games so far this season. With Kirby Dach out long-term, Monahan has been presented with an opportunity in the top 6, and he has made good on that role to date. 4 games on the schedule this week make the former Flame a no-brainer.
ALSO: Matthew Knies, LW (TOR, 15%) – Practicing at LW1 with Matthews and Marner.
🎯Erik Gustafsson (D), NYR
Rostered: 14% Yahoo (43% Fantrax) | GP: 3 (Vs.DET, Vs.MIN, Vs.CBJ) | Line: 2 (w/ Ryan Lindgren, PP1)
Adam Fox (lower-body) left Thursday’s game against the Hurricanes in the first period, and did not return. Erik Gustafsson filled in for Fox on the team’s top unit – 5:04 PPTOI (56% PP Share); and should the former Norris Trophy winner be out for any length of time, Gustafsson could be a valuable add as part of the NHL’s 3rd-best power play (32.4%).
Gustafsson has 4 points (2 goals) in 10 games played this season, but has been held off the scoresheet the last 4 games.
UPDATE: Adam Fox has been placed long-term IR.
🎯Filip Hronek (D), VAN
Rostered: 68% Yahoo (85% Fantrax) | GP: 4 (Vs.EDM, @OTT, @TOR, @MTL) | Line: 1 (w/ Quinn Hughes, PP2)
We talked at the top of the show about how good Quinn Hughes has been, well how about his D partner, Filip Hronek? The 26-year old has 11 points in 11 games played so far this season while playing over 24 minutes per night, including 1:48 PPTOI/GM (30% PP Share). Available in over 30% of Yahoo leagues, Hronek is an impactful fantasy asset that plays four games this coming week.
🎯Calen Addison (D), MIN
Rostered: 5% Yahoo (57% Fantrax) | GP: 4 (@NYI, @NYR, @BUF, Vs.DAL) | Line: 3 (w/ Daemon Hunt, PP1)
The Minnesota Wild play 4 games in week 5, and Calen Addison is manning the top power play for the wild. Averaging over 17 minutes per game, nearly 70% PP Share, and 5 points in 11 games played, this has been Addison’s most promising season so far in his young career.
🎯Joel Hofer (G), STL
Rostered: 4% Yahoo (36% Fantrax) | GP: 3 (Vs.WPG, Vs.ARI, @COL) | Role: Backup (N/A Net Share)
We’ve talked at length about the inconsistent play of Blues starter Jordan Binnington. Conversely, Joel Hofer has strung together consecutive quality starts and presents a viable streaming option whenever he gets the starting nod. Due to the contract situation of Binnington, it’s unlikely that Hofer completely claims the crease, but with two wins in his last two starts, along with a 1.50 GAA and a .950 SV%, expect to see a larger net share moving forward.
🎯Jake Allen (G), MTL
Rostered: 25% Yahoo (40% Fantrax) | GP: 4 (Vs.TB, @DET, Vs.BOS, Vs.VAN) | Role: Tandem (50% Net Share)
Jake Allen is off to a fantastic start for the Montreal Canadiens; sporting a 3-1 record, and in his last 4 appearances has a .940 SV% and 2.22 GAA. Allen has been the better netminder in Montreal to date in what has been a clear cut tandem. With a four-game schedule coming up, expect at least two starts for the 33-year old.


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Magic + Comedy (Live Taping with Wes Barker and Chris Ramsay)
June 15, 2022 @ 8:00 pm - 11:00 pm
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Wednesday, June 15th – 8 pm
Wes Barker and Chris Ramsay bring you a magic and comedy show like never before. Wes has fooled Penn & Teller, Chris has over 6M subscribers on YouTube, Both created and starred in their own TV show Big Trick Energy on Netflix. Together they bring an interactive show with mind-blowing magic, hilarious stories, and still leave plenty of room for the audience to get involved.
Together they have made a TV show, created countless YouTube videos, and host the podcast Bottom of the Barrel.
Now let’s take a look at their successful and interesting careers separately…
Chris Ramsay is one of the most popular magicians on the internet. He is a YouTuber with over 6M subscribers where he does magic, cardistry, and solves puzzles. Chris is one of the main subjects in the novel Magic is Dead by Ian Frish, He has been featured in The New Yorker, appeared on Ellen, and plays Speez in Spiral: From the Book of Saw with Chris Rock.
Wes Barker has appeared on America’s Got Talent, Ellen, MTV, and famously fooled Penn & Teller on their TV show Fool Us. Unlike many magicians, Wes is also a comedian and has headlined JFL NorthWest, New Zealand Comedy Fest, and was voted Comedian of the Year for his Canadian College tours.
Since Chris and Wes met on the set of Syfy’s Wizard Wars 8 years ago they have dreamed of going on tour together. This show is a complete mix of magic and comedy with a live podcast element. Basically, it’s magic presented in the funniest, most interactive way. Come laugh and be amazed!


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I started teaching from 2016 and I really find joy in teaching students and seeing them grow musically. I am able to teach the lessons in English.
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- I have received musical training from a young age in Drums, Guitar and Piano. I have performed in different musical events.
- Pursuing a degree in Music Education.
- Teaching from 2016.
- Some of my students have taken up exams and had great results.
- Have experience teaching Drums and Piano for all ages.
- For young and/or beginner students, I try to build their fundamentals of playing the instrument by focusing on the proper techniques.
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- I also like to focus on sight-reading, as I think it is one of the core elements of learning how to play any instrument.
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Our music school was founded in 2008 to help people of all ages from all over the state to pursue their dream of becoming musicians


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The Work Poetry Workshop: Monday Evening Edition
04/30/18 @ 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Join us on Monday, April 30 for The Work, a monthly poetry writing workshop at Angst Gallery led by former Clark County Poet Laureate (2013-2017) Christopher Luna.
Christopher is completely convinced of poetry’s ability to encourage empathy and compassion, and to spark the shifts in consciousness which can lead to healing, personal growth, and an interest in fighting for progressive social change. He would love to share his passion for poetry with you.
We will read and discuss poetry, and write several new poems together from 6:00 until 8:30.
Angst Gallery is located at 1015 Main Street, two doors to the North of The Kiggins Theatre, Vancouver’s landmark movie house in the Vancouver Arts District.
$20 suggested donation; no one will be turned away for lack of funds.
Bring a poem to share as a way of saying hello.
Shareable snacks are also welcome and very much appreciated. (Niche Wine Bar is currently closed on Mondays.)
Note: The Work will take place at Angst Gallery on the last Monday evening of each month, unless otherwise noted. Upcoming Monday workshops will take place on May 28 and June 25.
Note: The Work also takes place at Niche Wine Bar on the second Saturday of each month, unless otherwise noted. Upcoming workshops will take place on the following dates: April 14, May 12, and June 9.


Introduction to MTG Bangkok – in Thai
Soooooo I don’t really write in Thai, but I can somewhat speak in it. So join me as I attempt to explain in Thai what MTG Bangkok is all about. Soon, we will have shorter videos explaining how to use MTGB. However, this video does go into it but it’s a bit long.


The design history surrounding the ancient art of surfing is perhaps richer and more colorful than that of any other sport. Since its inception 3,000 years ago, when fisherman in Polynesia started riding waves on wooden boards, surfing has developed a visual aesthetic that drives a multibillion dollar surfwear industry, with brands like Billabong, Quiksilver, and Volcom letting even the landlocked look Cali-cool. Entire art careers have been built on painting psychedelic designs on boards and photographing the sheer beauty of surfers riding totally tubular waves against the sunrise.
Taschen’s new 365 Day-by-Day: Surfing, a book that doubles as a calendar, pays homage to the images of the sport. Even if the closest you’ve ever come to surfing is watching previews for Blue Crush, it’s hard to resist the ocular appeal of the daily images spanning the book’s 735 pages. Alongside vintage ads for boards and Waikiki hotels are stunning photographs of the rocky cliffs and crashing waves of Laguna Beach; sun-bleached ’70s hippies airbrushing designs on their boards; and Hawaiian blouses printed with Hula dancers. The calendar format lets you count down the days through dreary winter until it’s time to wax your board again.
Many of the images here come from the personal collection of editor Jim Heimann, an L.A. native, cultural anthropologist, and graphic design historian. “[Collecting] is somehow embedded in my genes,” he told L.A. Currents in a 2013 interview. “When I was in junior high, I started saving all my surfer magazines because I lived near the ocean near Playa Del Rey in Westchester, [California].” Advertisements from those magazines now grace the pages of his new book. “And then when I was going to psychedelic dances in L.A., I would grab a bunch of posters, and I kept all that stuff.” Luckily, his parents never threw out the treasure trove of vintage ephemera he’d amassed over the years. “That became the nexus of what then became material for books later on,” he said.
“Sometimes in the morning, when it’s a good surf, I go out there, and I don’t feel like it’s a bad world,” Nobel-prize winning biochemist and avid surfer Kary Mullis once said. 365 Day-by-Day: Surfing sums up that transportive power of a sport (and a lifestyle) that can erase any trace of the negative.
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Last week was my first full week back to my normal routine since the knee operation. Everything held up pretty well, all things considered. I don’t have any knee problems when swimming or Yoga, but I’ll have to go carefully for a few weeks at Karate and keep up my rehab exercises. I found the rehab exercises and gym stuff a little boring at first, but I’m starting to get into it. Fingers crossed, I’m through the worst of it now. Here’s a picture of me messing about before Yoga on Saturday, which shows I’m not exactly struggling with the knee anymore… 🙂
On Saturday night I went so see my friends Jodie and Mel singing backing vocals in a Meat Loaf tribute band called Maet Loaf. There were a couple of technical difficulties with the venue, but the whole band still managed to put on a great performance. I guess a sign of true professionalism is being able to pull it out of the bag when everything around you is not all it should be. 🙂
PS. I got a speeding ticket. The first one in 20 years of driving. Gutted!


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Previously, I used images of gradients widely available on the internet -- some of them created by miniature painters. I'd print them out on my inkjet printer, with the common result that the blue tone would be darker and desaturated than I wanted. Moreover, printing lines were usually visible. Lastly, one stray contact with moisture turned my backdrop into a smudged mess.
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Birthday Bash # 4
August 13, 2011 The Renegade Rollergirls of Orange County, CA faced off against The Renegade Rollergirls of Tucson, AZ. The two teams hadn’t faced each other in two years and after the first period the Orange County team had a commanding lead.
The match continued to get more exciting and by the third period every girl was hitting her hardest and the games intensity went up a notch.
To someone who doesn’t know the rules of the roller derby it looks like an all out free for all, however there is plenty of strategy to the game. These girls are very skilled and really bad ass.
After all the trips, kicks, slams, bruises and ripped stockings the Orange County team came out on top with a final score of 72-24.
Congratulations to the MVP of the game Day Tripper #Fab4. She scored 30 points and Jammed for 27% of the game.
The next match is Saturday, November 19th at The Holiday Skate Center in Orange, California.
For the rules on how to play The Renegade Roller Derby CLICK HERE.
Orange County Team Roster
Dukes of Earl #714 – Captain
Anita Sedative #90mg
Blitz Cadaver #124
Day Tripher #Fab4
Eazy E #15:03
Iron Ma’am # S.H.1.3.L.D
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Scarlett Avenger #2505
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Mandala Flowers Scrubby/ Potholder
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"The Mandala Flowers Scrubby/ Potholder is made using the technique of the corner to corner crochet with the half double crochet. This free crochet pattern is available as written instructions and graph on My Hobby is Crochet blog. You will get 2 versions of the mandala flowers: one with 3 colors as seen in this picture and one with 4 colors! You must see that one! Really pretty! This scrubby was made with Red Heart Scrubby yarn, but you can also use another cotton yarn of your choice. "
Crochet HookI/9 or 5.5 mm hook
Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)
Crochet Gauge6 repeats = 10 cm
in hdc box stitch/ c2c with hdc
Finished Size12 inches X 12 inches (30 cm x 30 cm)
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Brakken over at tehskeen posted more details about the Twilight Hack released yesterday:
Team Twiizers has released the Twilight Hack for the Nintendo Wii. This exploit allows you to run custom code in Nintendo Wii mode. This exploit comes in the form of a signed Save Game for Zelda - The Twilight Princess. All you need to do to load it is copy over the Save Game to your SD Card, replace your old Zelda Save Data (if any) with the new one, run the game and then load the save.
Once loaded go talk to the closest person or just walk backwards next to you and the Beta Loader will appear with a nice penguin logo. It also detects if there is an SD Gecko or USB Gecko connected. So - that's all it does for now, but expect another release soon that will allow you to boot up your own code.
This exploit was based on the earlier non-released Zelda Exploit that would simply crash your Nintendo Wii. I took the time to talk with Segher one of the authors of the exploit for a more detailed look into the creation and release.
It of course involves a lot of technical details and some private information. If you're interested in the "public" technical information you should visit Wiibrew.org for more information.
It all started when the keys to decrypt and encrypt save game data for the Nintendo Wii were found. Once found this let the authors (Segher, Bushing and Tmbinc) mess around with the save game data. This lead to a bug found in Zelda - The Twilight Princess which would "crash" the game.
Once in it's "crashed" state they were able to run just a few bytes of code (which is covered in this news post). After this they were able to bump up the amount of a code they could run - enough to create a preliminary "demo" of sorts which is this exploit.
Due to the fact they know how to encrypt the save data and sign it this allows any Nintendo Wii user the ability to load the exploit and does not require the use a modchip.
The exploit, like mentioned above, can detect the presence of a SD Gecko or USB Gecko. If you have your USB Gecko attached it will also send some text to it, but that's about it.
Segher told me that they are working on a new version and some of the features that are up in the air are loading your own code from the SD Gecko and USB gecko, but the main way for loading your own code that they are working on is going to be either over USB and Wifi or simply from the built in SD Card slot in the Nintendo Wii.
This is a great moment in time for the Nintendo Wii homebrew scene. Soon we'll be able to launch our own homebrew thanks to Segher, Bushing and Tmbinc.
All very interesting , Who wants Wii Homebrew


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- This is the first League of Angels wiki, created 18 December 2013.
Welcome to the League of Angels Wiki
The League of Angels game transports players to a turbulent world full of adventure and beauty. Players have to fight back the forces of darkness, as they work tirelessly to save not a single damsel in distress, but a whole league of beautiful angels, who have had the source of their powers, the Seal of the Life, stolen from them.
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A lot of people have heard of bonsai trees, but a lot of people are unaware that bonsai fruit trees can be created, which is a standard fruit tree that has been trained to grow into a small size. These small trees produce fruit which is edible, but in small size. Some of the more common choices include lemon, tangerine, apple, fig, peach, lime, and cherry.
The Prunus Mume is a bonsai tree that originated in China, and is cultivated for its fruit and flowers. Although it is normally called a plum, it is actually closer to the apricot, and so is also known as an apricot bonsai tree.
Flowers On An Apricot Bonsai
The flowers on the tree come in late winter during January or February. Each flower has five petals and is one to three centimeters in diameter and are usually white, though some may have rose colored or red flowers. The leaves appear shortly after the petals fall and are oval with a pointed tip. The fruit ripens in early summer, typically June in East Asia. Every fruit is round with a groove running from the stalk to the tip of the fruit. The skin is green when unripe and turns yellow, sometimes going red.
Details About An Apricot Bonsai
The apricot bonsai usually lives to be nine years old, and grows to become fifteen to seventeen inches tall. They are designed to be kept outdoors like ordinary bonsai trees. The recommend way to water it is to soak it in a sink or container of water up to the trunk of the tree for approximately five to ten minutes, and then allow it to drain afterwards. If it is being watered with tap water, it is best to allow it to be watered, then to wait a few minutes before watering again. This method should be repeated several times to make sure that the apricot bonsai has received enough water to help it grow.
Where To Purchase Apricot Bonsai
Bonsai Boy of New York is a family operated nursery. They maintain excellent product quality and offer bonsai trees and other accessories at low prices. They offer a Prunus Mume for $59.95. (www.bonsaiboy.com)
Blue Oak Nursery offer Prunus Mume Apricots and allow the customers to pick the size they want, mix and match, and build their own forest of these great trees. Prices are around $90.00. They have several nurseries around the Unites States. (www.blueoaknursery.com)


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