Designed for long haul flights, the Butterfly is a flexible seating solution that allows instant transformation between premium economy class and business class flatbed suite.
Butterfly gives airlines the flexibility to adjust cabin configuration based on real time demand for each flight, allowing them to make the most efficient use of precious cabin space while maximizing passenger appeal.
This innovative concept has won the prestigious Crystal Cabin Award, IATA's Passenger Innovation Award, and was selected into the first season of Airbus Bizlab accelerator.
Butterfly is composed of units of double seats, with the aisle seat offset backwards. It is premium economy when both seats are used.
When used as business class, the inboard seat is simply flipped over to form a flat surface. The seating unit then becomes a private suite for one passenger, with a seat and a side couch.
For sleeping, passengers simply flip the aisle seat over as well, this, together with the side couch, forms a large sleeping surface long enough for passengers to lay flat diagonally across.
Like a caterpillar turning into a butterfly, the Butterfly seat transforms into a whole different animal when converted to business class.
Every passenger gets a private suite with direct aisle access, unlimited elbow room, and twice the amount of space.
The addition of soft furnishings on the side couch gives a homey, living room-like ambience to the suite, while the feature lighting in the storage rack, which was initially blocked by the seatback, builds a club-like atmosphere for the cabin.
The staggered arrangement of Butterfly's premium economy seats gives passengers the maximum amount of width since passenger's elbows are offset from one another.
At 8-abreast on a 777 sized cabin, the seat width is up to 21 inches between armrest, which is as wide as many business class seats in the market.
Other features include large cocktail trays, seat pockets on the side, as well as adjustable ottoman.
A large cocktail tray, rack for personal items, as well as generous under-seat storage gives passengers unparalleled convenience. In addition, the side couch is a good place for them to spread their belongings around casually as they work.
The extra PTV for the inboard seat can be used as a secondary screen to display flight information while the passenger watches other programmes.
The full glory of the seat is revealed when the aisle is also folded over to form one of the largest bed surfaces in the industry. At 42” pitch the bed is 79” long tip-to-tip, and up to a maximum 36” wide at hip areas, giving passenger ample space to toss and turn.
In addition, a storage compartment in the middle armrest becomes naturally locked under the bed when the seats transforms to the bed mode, essentially creating a secure locker where passengers can safely store their valuables as they sleep.
Whether privacy or intimacy, Butterfly gives passengers what they desire. While the business class seats are normally isolated from one another, when passengers want to socialize they may invite guests over on the side couch for a meal together. Alternatively, couples may convert the side couches back into seats so that they can sit close to each other even during takeoff and landing.
In premium economy, airlines may choose to activate couches for little children to let them sleep more comfortably, and thus bring tranquility to the people around.
At 36" pitch on the Airbus A320 or 42" pitch on the A350 cabin, Butterfly's seat density compares very well with industry standards.
Butterfly is a game changer that has potential benefits to a wide range of issues in airline operations that includes fleet assignment, revenue management and aircraft reconfiguration. Airlines are no longer bounded by a fixed cabin configuration, allowing both profitability and customer satisfaction to be maximized at the same time.


However, I can browse through Pinterest for HOURS and pin lots of gorgeous rooms that I'm in love with, but when it comes to my own home, I have such a hard time making up my mind! I love neutrals, and I'm drawn to rooms with lots of whites, such as this gorgeous room... (courtesy of Liz Marie's blog)
But my personality just requires more color, I have decided I just simply cannot have a room comprised of only whites and creams.
The first step of my Living room re-do was to find a new rug. I LOVED my garage sale find rug, but after living with it for a year, it was time for a change, I needed something more neutral, something where I could change the pillows and seasonal decor without having to worry about matching.
I really like the look of the natural jute rugs, but my adjoining dining room has one and I think two side by side would be too much. I also like big patterns but knew I would grow tired of one, these were contenders...
Loved the colors but the strips would go vertical in the living room which I wasn't a fan of.
I am still drawn to chevron even though it is everywhere, but knew I would grow tired of this one.
Very neutral but needed to step away from "oriental."
None screamed "take me home!" until I saw this...
I was instantly attracted to it, it was neutral, it would match my natural jute rug in the dining room. Only problem was it was an 7'6 by 9'6- after living with a 9 by 12 I was afraid it would be too small, and at first it was,
The former rug went well under the couch and allowed both nightstands to sit fully on the rug.
At this point I had decided it wasn't going to work and that it was going back to the store in the morning but my boyfriend convinced me that I would grow to like it if I waited a bit- the next morning (and with natural light) I realized I did indeed like it, but that the cream end tables had to go. Luckily I am just short of a hoarder and had plenty of options in my garage to choose from. I bought in a nightstand and decided it was perfect.
It's slowly coming together. Still looking for a side table for the right side so I can put my other lamp back and trying to decide what to put above the couch, thinking of another gallery wall but smaller in size than the one in my kitchen.
But I am happy with the changes so far :)


JS-Tek 3D Multifunction Pedometer (JS-250)
3D sensor technology with a traditional clip design- counts on the waist or in pocket
The JS-Tek 3D SENSOR MULTIFUNCTION is the partner of the JS-Tek 3D Basic Step Counter. Like the Basic, it can be worn on the hip with the secure alligator spring clip on the back of the pedometer. And with the tri-axis sensor, the Multi counts in a pocket or purse, too. No pendulum or wires to bend or get hung up.
The multifunction also tracks each walker’s progress including steps taken, distance travelled, calories burned and total amount of activity time. Customized stride and weight input for higher accuracy results. Plus there’s a built-in clock on the multi-line display. The JS-Tek 3D SENSOR MULTIFUNCTION has a power saver display to extend battery life.
Hinged protective cover keeps display protected and prevents accidental reset. Durable construction designed to last.
BONUS! INCLUDES FREE 20″ NECK LANYARD.
2 Day Priority shipping to most USA locations.
Scroll down to see full functions and specifications.
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• 3D sensor chip
• 7 day memory
• Counts steps walked, distance travelled, calories burned, total minutes of activity
• Average walking speed
• Time clock
• Customizable weight and stride
• Power saver display
• Waist clip
• Long life CR2032 lithium battery
• Individually boxed with instructions
BONUS: Buy any pedometer and get a matching safety leash or lanyard FREE! Dismiss


With the dawn of the digital age, custom garment decoration has been brought within the reach of consumers looking for very limited quantity products. Our current technology allows us to do custom decorating on just a single garment, without the expense and setup of normal screenprinting. There are several methods that have become popular in the micro-decorating industry, several of which we use in-house.
Sublimation printing is super soft when printed on white shirts. The sublimation inks are semi-transparent, so the ink color will be a combination of the shirt color and the ink color on non-white shirts. If we use this process to go on a dark shirt, we use a special white material to lay down onto the shirt prior to printing the sublimation inks. This will add to the stiffness and weight of the print. Sublimation is very durable, because the inks go from a solid to a gaseous state and embed directly into the garment.
This method is great for single color prints where opacity is important. The nature of the vinyl allows for bright, bold colors on top of dark garments. The design is computer cut from a roll and then heat pressed on, the most common application is for numbers and individual names on athletic jerseys. There are several pitfalls to this method, which should be considered when using this option. Due to the vinyl being more rigid and less flexible than the garment it is going on, there may be some bowing if the garment shrinks. The larger the image, the more pronounced this effect can be. Also, the garment must be washed inside out on a gentle cycle to avoid peeling from the garment.
This is very similar to the opacity of vinyl and is single color. Rather than cut on a plotter, the image is printed onto a special film from a large laser printer and heat pressed to another sheet that creates an adhesive underbase backer only where the image is. This is then transferred to the garment and is very opaque. This method is more flexible than vinyl because it is thinner and allows for far greater detail. Although the material is called foil, and we can create the design with metallics, it also comes in standard colors. We even stock neon colors! The same care is needed for this method as vinyl, since the foil does not have any elasticity. Laundering should be done with the garment turned inside out on a gentle cycle, and tumble drying should be limited or avoided.
This method is very similar to the foil in that it use the same backing adhesive, but we can print a full color image and transfer it to the shirt. We use a method called "micro-masking" to add tiny little holes into the design to allow for better washability. This allows liquid to pass through the design areas and adds some elasticity. Care is still required when laundering, inside out and gentle cycle will ensure a longer product life.
Although this technology is wonderful, and it allows for fast customization of garments in many ways, it is in no way a replacement for screen printing. The process is more expensive per shirt than mass produced t-shirts, the color matching will vary slightly from computer screen to printed garment, and the durability of the image on the shirt is somewhat less than a screen-printed garment. The main benefit to digital printing is avoiding the steep setup cost and time involved with screenprinting, and the lightning fast turnaround the process allows. If you have any other questions or comments, please send us an email or call to speak to one of our specialists!


At Inovasense, we know the importance of turning ideas into tangible, functioning prototypes. Our prototyping services are designed to validate your product's feasibility and design, allowing you to visualize and test your concept before heading into full-scale production. Prototyping can significantly mitigate risks by identifying design flaws or functional issues early on in the product development process. By prototyping with Inovasense, you gain the assurance of thorough testing and validation before making significant manufacturing investments.
Time is of the essence when bringing a new product to market. Our rapid prototyping services are designed to quickly transform your concepts into functional prototypes. Through advanced technologies like 3D printing and CNC machining, we accelerate the prototyping process, enabling you to validate your designs and make necessary adjustments in a timely manner. Our rapid prototyping services are crucial for innovation, allowing for quick iteration and refinement of your ideas. With our expertise, you can be assured of having a prototype in your hands swiftly, reducing time to market, and providing early user-experience testing.
We employ state-of-the-art technologies for creating high-fidelity prototypes. Whether it's intricate internal components or the device's external casing, 3D printing allows us to build precise, intricate parts from a variety of materials. In addition to design accuracy, 3D printing allows for a high level of customization, letting you explore different design variations with ease. On the other hand, CNC machining provides us the capability to craft your product with high precision and a smooth finish, presenting you with a prototype that closely represents the final product. CNC machining is perfect for crafting robust and durable prototypes that can withstand rigorous testing.
Once your prototype is ready, we move towards functional and design validation. This phase involves rigorous testing to ensure your product works as intended and fulfills all design specifications. Our team uses a variety of tools and techniques to test your product under different conditions, providing insights into its functionality, durability, and usability. By conducting comprehensive functional and design validation, we ensure that your product meets your expectation
s and is ready for the demands of the real world. This also allows us to identify any potential improvements or changes that can enhance your product's performance.
Prototyping is a crucial step in the product development journey. At Inovasense, our prototyping services are designed to bring your concepts to life, providing you with a tangible, testable product before it hits the production stage. This tangible representation of your idea aids in communicating your concept more effectively to stakeholders and investors. Contact us today and learn how our prototyping services can help bring your IoT product one step closer to market. Through our collaborative approach, we aim to ensure that your journey from concept to market is seamless and successful.


Ever wonder how those shoes you are wearing got here? Better yet, how the various parts got to the plant where they were assembled and then to you? Yeah, that was Navis.
We are a truly global software market leader building and implementing advanced real time terminal operating systems and advanced optimization solutions for ports around the world. From Long Beach to Hong Kong, Dubai to Rio, and London to Busan, Navis delivers enterprise software that is at the heart of running mission critical operations.
Our most recent work centers on advanced algorithms, new web technologies, and robotic vehicles are leading the way in automation and optimization in the industry and will drive the future of supply chain operations.
Join our talented team of Software Engineers in building the next generation of our flagship product the Navis™ SPARCS N4 terminal operating system (TOS). In this position, you will have an opportunity to make major contributions to our next generation transportation and logistics software for the marine industry, directly involved in architectural service oriented design for optimization NP-hard problems. You will work together with colleagues to define system requirements and build state-of-the-art software. You must be a quick learner, have excellent communication skills, and be able to maintain ownership of large engineering projects through their lifecycle: architecture/design, implementation, testing, maintenance and support. This position has unique opportunities for growth in both the functional and technical direction.
As part of our core development team, you will:
Desired Skills & Experience


BASIC WEBSITE PACKAGE: $35/month
- website hosting
- domain name renewals (after initial $15 registration)
- 1 hour maintenance per month
WEB DESIGN SHOTS
My website design rate is a flat $40 per hour. I don’t charge per page because I don’t feel that’s a very honest way to do business when one page might take an hour to create, while another only takes 10 minutes. For the average informational website, we can expect 6-10 hours total.
Website design clients are not required to host with me at all. I can work with your existing host or give you some options for affordable, reliable web hosting and/or domain name registrars. If you require webmaster assistance in the future, after your site is designed and live, I would be happy to assist at the same $40/hour rate, as needed.


Our Capabilities J&T Technologies capabilities range from in-house engineering & design services to specification takeoff manufacturing. Our over 20,000 square-foot facility, that includes the latest in state-of-the-art manufacturing and welding equipment can handle any water and wastewater treatment system requirement.
Formal written proposals - that provide all designated equipment and engineering design requirements.
Process Flow Schematic – A detailed process flow diagram depicting incoming wastewater flows, existing and proposed tanks, process equipment, pumps, instrumentation and controls, chemical feed systems, and sludge handling systems. Piping schematics for sizes and routing of process and utility piping, and effluent sewer connection for the treatment system. Detailed engineering for sizing and routing of process and utility piping and effluent sewer connection for the treatment system. Complete operation package which includes equipment manuals, drawings (mechanical and electrical), any other information necessary to maintain the system.
Floor Plans and General Arrangement – Overall plan view of treatment system including new and existing equipment, tanks, pumps, piping, valves, instrumentation, and control panels. Sections and details depicting elevations and orientation of equipment tanks, mixers, pumps, filter press, piping, valves and controls.
Electrical Control Panel Schematics – Electrical control panel layout and schematic wiring diagrams, instrumentation and control; interconnection diagrams, motor starter and control wiring diagrams, and panel elevation depicting location of all switches, lights, alarms, and panel mounted indicators/controls.
Complete operation package - which includes equipment manuals drawings (mechanical and electrical) and other repetitive maintenance documents to support the daily operations of any treatment process.


Installing an underground propane tank comes with a completely different set of rules and specifications that have to be met in order to ensure that it’s both legal and safe. The underground propane tanks are designed specifically to be installed underground and yet still allow access to all the necessary features.
Even though the actual tank fittings, valves and connections are generally same amongst propane tanks, the actual placement is obviously different depending on whether it’s above or below ground. A surface tank will usually have the relief and withdrawal valves positioned outside the dome and normally on opposite ends of the tank. With an underground propane tank, all of the fittings and connections are positioned centrally so they can be protected by both the dome walls and cover.
And finally for those not sure, yes it is illegal to bury a propane tank designated for use above ground.
I have included this video so anyone thinking about going for an underground tank can see what is involved. Enjoy!


We designed and printed a lovely wedding invitation suite for a very excited bride and groom. They are getting married at their family church with a reception to follow at Customs House, so the brief was for something classic and traditional, with a touch of their own personality. After the initial meeting, we invited them over for a quick photo session and captured their silhouettes. The design features a collection of frames, letterpress printed blind, with the central frame laser cut to reveal their silhouettes on blue. Inside, their silhouettes are presented within a radiant blue heart and an invitation to celebrate their marriage. The colour was carefully matched to the fabric of the bridesmaid dresses.
We completed the suite by applying the design across gift cards, RSVP cards and matching envelopes. The set (including the envelopes) were printed on Crane Lettra, a 100% cotton stock that is designed specifically for its fibrous texture and its ability to take a wonderful impression.
Everyone was very happy with the outcome and it seems the recipients were too. We were delighted when we received the following email from our happy clients:
Kell and I have been hearing back from a lot of our guests regarding the invitations and we just wanted to thank you and Jenna so much. Everyone loves them and says how they suit Kell and I down to a tee – which is exactly what we were hoping for!
It was a true collaborative effort from start to finish on this project, which we think confirms something that we had long suspected: two heads are better than one.


Welcome to the enchanting world behind the lens of Siena Studios, intimate boudoir studio, in Richmond Virginia. Light becomes art, and every atmosphere is drenched in indulgence. Join us on a journey through the meticulous process that transforms a simple photoshoot into a captivating experience of luminosity and luxury.
Our Studio: A Canvas of Light and Elegance
Step into Siena Studios located off 95 near Ashland Virginia, where our photography sanctuary is carefully designed to embrace natural light. Expansive windows invite the sun’s gentle rays, creating a canvas of soft luminosity that bathes our studio in a radiant glow. The atmosphere is deliberately curated to be both inviting and indulgent, setting the stage for moments of pure enchantment.
Preparing the Atmosphere: Elegance in Every Detail
Before the first click of the camera, our team meticulously prepares the space. Delicate fabrics, plush furnishings, and subtle accents come together to create an atmosphere that indulges the senses. Soft textures and carefully chosen décor elements set the stage for a photoshoot that feels not just like a session but a luxurious escape into elegance.
Styling: A Symphony of Grace
Our attention to detail extends to every aspect of the photoshoot. Silken fabrics, delicate lace, and luxurious textures are carefully selected to complement the luminous backdrop. Every piece is chosen with the intention of enhancing the indulgent atmosphere and creating a visual symphony of grace.
Capturing Light: The Artistry of Luminosity
As the camera captures each moment, our photographers skillfully play with the interplay of light and shadow. Whether it’s the soft glow highlighting the curve of a cheek or the radiant beams framing a silhouette, the artistry lies in capturing light in a way that elevates each image to a realm of luminous beauty.
The Experience: A Journey into Indulgence
Beyond the technicalities, a photoshoot at Siena Studios is an experience crafted to indulge the senses. From the moment you step into our luminous haven, you are enveloped in an atmosphere that whispers of indulgence, beauty, and a celebration of your unique allure.
Post-Processing Magic: Enhancing the Glow
After the photoshoot, our post-processing magic begins. Every image is meticulously enhanced to preserve the luminous quality captured during the session. The result is a collection of photographs that not only tell a story but radiate with a light-bright aura, creating timeless mementos of indulgence. You will be able to see your images in our big beautiful office right after your shoot!
Join Us in the Light: Book Your Indulgent Session
We invite you to step into the light and experience the indulgent atmosphere that defines our photography. Whether you’re celebrating a milestone or embracing a moment of self-love, our studio is a sanctuary where every image is infused with the brilliance of light and the luxury of indulgence. Book your session with Siena Studios and let your luminous journey begin.


Kinetic Void is a 3D space adventure with a focus on customization and exploration. The shipyard allows players to construct their ship piece by piece. Ships can be as simplistic as a cockpit, a hull, a engine and a gun, or as complex as a player wants. Each module has available subsystems which can be applied to strengthen specific attributes of the ship, and when damaged, those subsystems may be destroyed. While in space flight, interactions between objects are governed by the physics engine. Running into an asteroid at high speed will damage your ship, potentially with catastrophic effects. Using the Kinetic Field Generator (KFG) in game will allow your ship to create an artificial gravity around the ship, both protecting the ship as well as allowing your ship to fly freely through space. This field will also enable the Micro Warp Drive, catapulting your ship far into space in a matter of seconds. Kinetic Void is a procedurally generated adventure, there is no main story line. The decisions and direction is left up to the player. Ally with factions, go to war, build your ship and amass wealth, the choices are yours. Procedural galaxy creation allows as many new experiences as you'd like. When a new game is started, the galaxy map, contents of each sector, and the factions involved will be generated from scratch. You may continue to play this galaxy, or if you'd like to try something different, create a brand new galaxy. Don't worry, your old galaxy will be saved in its current state if you ever wish to return. Choose how many sectors you'd like in your galaxy, as well as how many factions (NPCs) and whether your ships will be Creative or Career mode.Know Your Neighbors. In Kinetic Void the galaxy is a living, breathing thing. Not all factions get along, not all of them hate each other. As factions interact, agreements and treaties will be made and broken. Trade, combat and piracy will affect how the factions see each other based on their own internal standings.Tailor your ship for any role. Make a sleek fighter, a bulky freighter, or a mighty carrier. Your shipu2019s capabilities and appearance are completely up to you. Using Kinetic Voidu2019s ship builder you can make exactly the ship you want. Customize every part of your ship from cockpits, hulls, engines, weapons, and aesthetic modules. Each module has its own statistics that affect the total performance of your ship. Every module can be further customized by adding subsystems (right click on a module to add subsystems). You can even color your ship exactly how you want. Each module has seven color fields allowing you to make amazing ships quickly, and easily. Once your ship is created, save it to your computer, or share it to the Steam Workshop for the world to see. Subscribed ships from the workshop have a random chance of making it into any new galaxy as a faction vessel.Be the scourge of the galaxy, or its savior. A life of combat and struggle not your thing? Become an intergalactic trader and influence the galaxy one deal at a time. Not interested in being a u2018good guyu2019? Take on a life of piracy and plunder your way through sectors, creating havoc wherever you go, then docking at pirate stations for supplies as needed.Intense Active Combat. Target enemy ships and maneuver in real time to align devastating broad-sides or crippling strafing runs. Deploy drones to do your dirty work or simply confuse the enemy into targeting them instead of you while you deal with the enemy vessel. In Kinetic Void, your skills as a pilot are just as important as the components that make up your ship.Take Direct Control Of Your Kinetic Void offers three control modes. In cursor-mode, the player can control the ship through keyboard commands, and pan the camera with the mouse in any direction for quick tactical overview; or Mouse Flight-mode, allowing direct control of the ship through mouse movements. Control your battleshipu2019s turrets from a sweeping orbital camera or slip between asteroids in a dogfight while piloting your heavy-fighter using mouse flight mode. Switch between modes at any time to best suit the situation.
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My name is Annesofie Rubani. I’m a creative Multimediadesigner from KEA academy, based in Copenhagen. I have 2 years of experience in website design and development and 1 year in motion graphics and video compositing/editing.
For the last 4 months, I’ve been working for Universal Music Denmark as their social media intern. I created all the video content for their channels on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube. I have learned to promote artists and create attention!
Selected work 2016
Lyric music video, made
Fredtube is an upcoming artist. I had the pleasure to make a music video for him. I have created this with Adobe After Effects.
Trailer, behind the scenes
and promotion video’s.
Cover art for Universal music Denmark.
A short promotion video for
Søren Høst is an young upcoming jazz musician. I have made this video as an exam project with two other students from KEA. The clipping is made with Adobe Premier Pro and the website is created with WordPress.
Breaker for TV2 Zulu
I have made this with Adobe After Effects.
Jabra Solemate posters.
I have made 2 posters in Adobe Illustrator. My audience were boys and girls between 15 and 20 years. The posters indicate a “soulmate” to the boy and one for the girl. The 3D effect in the text, is created with After Effects.
I’m a new creative mind who has a passion for mediadesign. For the last 2 years I have learned a lot of web development and communication. I have made video’s, logos, websites and campaigns, and are now educated enough to give my clients a new visuel identity. I love to collaborate, approach problems from different angles and explore new ways of thinking.
Got a project?
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Beautiful, colorful new pool furniture has finally arrived! Please treat it kindly. Open and close umbrellas carefully. Do not open umbrellas when it is windy and be sure to close umbrellas when you leave the pool. Always cover your chair with a towel if you use sunscreen and please don’t use spray sunscreen anywhere near the furniture (think about the breezes blowing too). Be careful when moving chairs so they don’t get scratched and if you rearrange the furniture, please put it back. Do your part to keep the pool area neat and attractive and the furniture looking like new for a long time to come!


Do you wish for something extremely colorful, eye catching and unusual for a focal point in your landscape? Then consider a Japanese Maple!
These deciduous shrubs and small trees are native to Japan and Korea and are very ornamental plants with slow growth. They are the most delicate and airy looking of the maple family and offer year-round interest. The new growth in the spring will have glowing red, pink , yellow and bight green leaves, usually turning to a soft green in the summer. Their fall colors can astound you with a color spectrum of yellow to red to orange. The slender bare branches will show off its interesting and intricate branch patterns for added winter enjoyment.
The grafted cultivars are generally smaller and slower in growth. Very effective as small lawn tree, in large patio planters, in entryways and in rock gardens. Ideal for Japanese gardens and around pools and stream beds in water gardens. Invaluable in tubs and as bonsai specimens.


Perfect for game nights, family gatherings or dinner parties, our Mid-Century Dining Table easily expands via a drop-in leaf that instantly adds two more place settings. It’s made from sustainably sourced wood and water-based finishes in a Fair Trade Certified™ facility, directly benefitting the workers who make it.
* Kiln-dried solid eucalyptus wood and engineered wood with an Acacia wood veneer.
* All wood is FSC®-certified. Your purchase of this product helps support forests and ecosystems worldwide. Learn more.
* Covered in a water-based finish.
* Table expands via drop-in leaf (stores separately).
* Made in a Fair Trade Certified™ facility, directly benefiting the workers who make it.
* Made in Vietnam.
Materials: FSC®-certified Wood


Whatever your tastes and style, there’s a beautiful, functional, durable kitchen for you
There really are no limits.
Cabinets by Techwood Fine Finishes are custom-milled, which means the range of kitchen styles is endless. From smooth flat panels…to traditional raised panels with period details…to simple Shaker style…to rustic vibe…and the ultimate—an eclectic mix.
Cabinet exteriors can be constructed from wood anywhere in the world, as long as it can be ordered.
Anywhere in the world can also mean right here in Alberta.
It’s the ultimate in “buy local”.
Techwood Fine Finishes can build your kitchen with locally-recovered or harvested woods—like birch and poplar—cut and milled on our 20 foot sawmill.
Pick a colour, or go natural.
Woods can be painted in the colour of your choice, or stained or oiled to let the woodgrain show through.
Open the cabinet doors and drawers and you will find durable boxes built from solid wood or plywood. Which means screws don’t come loose. You never have to worry about the safety of your cast iron cookware, your heavy appliances, or your delicate glassware.
If you’ve ever had the urge to screw cup hooks into the underside of a shelf—or install a spice rack on the inside of a door—now you can do it. Solid wood cabinetry makes it easy for you to save time and energy by letting you personalize every inch of your storage space securely and permanently.
Beauty + Ingenuity
Custom details can be added to give you convenience and your kitchen distinctiveness.
Easy cleanup and maintenance
All cabinets are finished with either stain or paint, and then lacquered or oiled. All it takes to clean them up is mild soap and water.
Enjoyment and value to last a lifetime and beyond
Almost no buyer is looking for a house that needs the kitchen replaced before they can move in.
Therefore, a kitchen by Techwood Fine Finishes will automatically make your home more desirable than many homes on the market on the day you decide to sell.
Quite simply, your custom kitchen cabinets will last as long as the life of your house.
In just months, you can start enjoying your the kitchen of your dreams. Discover how we work with you to achieve your dream.
Or contact Randy to talk about your project.


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ISS Windows is a family business based in Leicestershire. We started the company in response to the need we saw in the market for smart, aesthetically appealing, and secure windows to go on portable buildings.
Today, design is increasingly important. People expect better design and better-looking buildings. We believe windows are the difference that makes a difference on a building. We looked for a window solution that would transform portable buildings. We found it in ISS Windows.
The windows had to look great, be secure, easy to use, eco-friendly � and tick all the building regulations boxes.
Every other aspect of modular and portable buildings has changed over the years: the exterior finishes, the roof, the fitting inside � but not the windows! Most people had old, tacky looking windows. Then, to add insult to injury, to make the building more secure � they put cumbersome wire-mesh guards over the windows or big, unsightly roller shutters. These features, as you can imagine, detract from the look of the building.
Design for manufacture
The product had to be easy to integrate into the manufacturing process, cost-effective, durable, and easy to fit.
The ISS Windows integrated shutter system more than met the challenge. It moves windows for modulars into the next century. It looks great, is secure, and has significant green advantages. We think every customer should be given the option of having ISS Windows installed.
We are now the sole distributors in the UK of ISS windows � selling to modular and portable building trade and construction industries.


Free Apps to Download TODAY ONLY 03/30/2016
Paint Hack , Sago Mini Forest Flyer , Tangent – Add Geometric Shape, Pattern, Texture, and Frame Overlays and Effects to Your Photos and more
Sago Mini Forest Flyer ( $2.99 → FREE )
Children get to guide Robin around a forest filled with fun interactive elements. Yellow markers will appear when Robin is nearby indicating new and exciting animations to discover. The app includes more than 30 animations, and is recommended for toddlers.
You're able to import any photo from your library or take a new one in-app. You can then choose from one of the 35 included and fully customizable styles or start fresh. All of the shapes and background patterns can be manipulated with common gestures, and you can adjust their colors and opacity levels via sliders. When you're finished messing around, share your creation via Twitter, Instagram, or Facebook. The app includes 26 shapes, 22 backgrounds, and the ability to come back and add even more layers of awesome. Additional shapes and patterns are available via in-app purchase.
CHOMP by Christoph Niemann – funny video stories for kids ( $2.99 → FREE )
Chomp is from the internationally renowned children’s author and illustrator, Christoph Niemann. The same creative genius behind Petting Zoo. Chomp allows you and your kids to step into more than 50 hand-drawn scenes with countless animations that can be swapped with a tap. Just align your face with the front- or back-facing camera and be the star of your own video. Recorded sessions can be shared via a variety of methods.
Today only: Unlock everything free of charge! Simply tap the “Unlock” button on the main screen, and enter the provided passcode to confirm your action. All current and future puzzles will be available to you and your child free of charge. Puzzle pieces appear in the top right corner of the screen, and your child must drag and drop them into the proper cutout space. As each piece is placed, a new piece and cutout will appear. The game includes a variety of adorable animal characters that react in different ways.
Paint Hack ( $2.99 → FREE )
Paint Hack provides the biggest and craziest selection of brushes you’ll ever find in the App Store. With 90 brushes in total, including totally off-the-wall experimental brushes, there’s a tool for every artist. Paint Hack also features a smooth and versatile painting engine that’s able to assist in drawing lines, circles, and squares, and can even recognize corners and points to perfectly align shapes. The app includes support for thousands of undos and redos, stylus support, custom color palettes, video recording, and the ability to use as many layers as your iPad will allow.
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Basic Invite is no ordinary stationery website. You don’t just choose a template and fill in the words. Oh no sir. On Basic Invite, you have amazing designs to start with but it’s YOU who truly makes it special with all their many custom options. (I personally can’t wait to order our Seal-and-Send invitations from them!)
Almost Unlimited Colors -Basic Invite is one of the few websites that allows customers almost unlimited color options with instant previews online. Once you select a design you can change the color of each element on the card to over 180 different color options. So, you can make sure the card is exactly how you want it – down to the littlest detail.
NEW Clear Invitations! This was definitely one of the most exciting samples I wanted to see from Basic Invite. On their website, Basic Invite has plenty of beautiful designs and templates that are ready to shock and awe your guests!
When you combine stunning invitations with matchless print and paper quality you wind up with a clear invitation that you are going to love.
Custom Samples – Basic Invite is one of the few websites that allows customers the ability to order a printed sample of their actual invitation so they can see exactly how it will print as well as the paper quality before they ever have to place their final order. They even let me custom order invitations for this post. I was really impressed by the custom colors, fonts, and then the paper quality!
Over 1000 Wedding Invitation Sets – Each of Basic Invite’s wedding invitations is part of a set. You can find everything from save the dates to wedding invitations and enclosure cards, wedding menus, wedding programs and even matching thank you cards! Below are some photos of their enclosure cards and envelope jacket!
Last but not least free wedding websites! Their all-new wedding websites are completely customizable just like their wedding invitations! These wedding websites are mobile friendly and super easy to use. You can instantly upload all of your wedding details along with images and a map with directions which is super convenient for your guests. Choose a design to match your wedding invitation suite or from 180 custom colors!
As if it can’t get any better, Basic Invite offers Free Address Collection Service. Use their free address collection service to request your addresses with just three simple steps. Share a link, collect addresses, and get free envelope printing. Easy as that and really that’s all we want!
If you want to see more of what Basic Invite has to offer, here are some places to get started:
Convinced yet? Check out their social media to see more 🙂


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Advance Lifts is a leader in the design and manufacture of engineered Dock Lifts, Rail Transfer Bridges and Truck Levelers. Since 1974, "engineering excellence" has been the hallmark of Advance Lifts products. Over the last few years, we have intensified the research and development program at Advance Lifts and the value gap between our products and our competitors has increased significantly. Recent innovations include our "Ultra High Cycle" lift with a 3,000,000 cycle warranty, the only lift of its kind in the industry. We have been advancing the "state of the art" in lift performance at a dramatic pace. The point of all this research is to provide customers with superior value and service. Some of our breakthroughs can be applied to many of our standard products, while others are reserved for custom high performance applications. Regardless, our knowledge base is available to you and we hereby invite you to put Advance's engineering expertise to work for you.
Dock lifts are designed and built as an integrated torsionally rigid structure. The base frame has a wide stance to provide maximum support. The scissors legs are tied together with torsionally rigid torque tubes. The platform is a box beam design, which adds to the torsional rigidity of the entire structure.
Pit mounted lifts offer the most sizes and options. They are among the most frequently used dock lifts. These lifts are installed in a concrete pit in the ground or a pit in a raised concrete dock. Platform sizes from 6' x 8' to 8' x 12'.
Portable dock lifts allow you to easily set up and move a lift to suit your operation. The lifts feature a wheeled dolly handle that lets you move the lift wherever you need it with optional transport wheels.
Enjoy the convenience of a dock lift without the expense of a concrete pit. That's what you get with surface mounted dock lifts. This 5,000 lb. capacity dock lift gives you the lowest lowered height while letting you handle any type of loads moved by manual material handling equipment.


Accessibility and inclusivity in instructional design
The English language is a circus where everything is made up and the points don't matter.
Ensuring that learning materials are accessible and inclusive for all learners—regardless of their abilities, backgrounds, or learning preferences—is critical for today’s instructional designers. We may often be faced with questions of how to design for diverse audiences, create content that complies with accessibility standards, or promote equity and inclusion in the learning environment, examples, and imagery.
In this blog post, I’ll provide some guidance and resources for creating accessible and inclusive learning materials. This is just a high-level overview, so rather than thinking of it as the final word on the topic, consider it a jumping-off point.
Let’s dig in.
Understanding Accessibility and Inclusivity
In the context of instructional design (ID), accessibility means ensuring that content is available and usable by everyone, including people with disabilities. Inclusivity, on the other hand, refers to creating learning experiences that respect and accommodate the diverse needs, preferences, and backgrounds of all learners. This might look like providing multiple ways to access content or incorporating diverse perspectives and examples in the learning materials.
There are also legal and ethical implications of creating accessible content. For example, laws like the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act require certain organizations to make their electronic and information technology accessible to people with disabilities.
And I say this a lot when it comes to questions of accessibility or DEI: It’s good for business, of course. Mountains of evidence exist to support the business case for DEI… But it’s also simply the right thing to do, and that should be enough.
DEI is good for business, of course. But it’s also simply the right thing to do, and that should be enough.
Designing for Diverse Audiences
Universal Design for Learning (UDL) is an educational framework that emphasizes flexibility and customization to address the diverse needs of learners. For example, UDL encourages providing multiple means of representation, action and expression, and engagement.
Here are a few tried-and-true strategies for creating content that caters to diverse learning preferences and needs:
Offer text, audio, and visual versions of content
Provide adjustable font sizes and color contrast options
Encourage active learning through interactive elements and activities
And just a quick note from my experience as a web content writer and website designer: Shorter paragraphs are always better. Yes, your paragraphs can be one sentence! The white space makes things so much easier to read.
Creating Accessible Content
There are many common accessibility standards. For example, the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) is a set of guidelines developed by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) to ensure that web content is accessible to people with disabilities. Section 508 is a US federal law that requires electronic and information technology developed, procured, maintained, or used by the federal government to be accessible to people with disabilities.
To create accessible content, you might consider the following:
Provide alt text for images, which is a brief description that can be read by screen readers
Offer transcripts or captions for videos, allowing Deaf or hard-of-hearing users to access the information
Use clear headings and a straightforward structure to help users navigate the content more easily
Promoting Equity and Inclusion
Culturally aware teaching and inclusive language is paramount to an inclusive learning experience. There are lots of ways to go about accomplishing this, but rather than trying to get every single one perfectly right in all of your work, I suggest focusing on 2-3 that will make the biggest impact for your specific audience.
For example, using plain language is important. Not only is writing so much easier to understand without all the extra fluff, but it’s also easier to translate into other languages, or for multilingual learners to grasp concepts. That’s why, when creating online learning content, I do my best to avoid idioms and sayings that would be completely nonsensical to a non-native English speaker. (And even some native speakers, let’s be honest. The English language is a circus where everything is made up and the points don't matter.)
Next up for equity and inclusion, consider incorporating diverse perspectives and real-life examples to ensure that all learners feel represented and valued in the learning process. This may involve seeking out and including resources from a variety of cultural backgrounds and experiences.
It’s essential for instructional designers to prioritize accessibility and inclusivity when creating learning materials.
By understanding the differences between accessibility and inclusivity, designing for diverse audiences, creating accessible content, and promoting equity and inclusion, you can create more effective and engaging learning experiences for all learners.
Remember to continually reflect on and improve your practices to better serve the diverse needs and preferences of your audience. When you stay informed about best practices in accessibility and inclusivity, you can contribute to a more inclusive and equitable learning environment for everyone. So, keep learning, experimenting on, and refining your instructional design approach to make a positive impact on the lives of your learners.
CAST (2018). Universal Design for Learning Guidelines version 2.2. Retrieved from http://udlguidelines.cast.org
Web Accessibility Initiative (2021). Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1. Retrieved from https://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG21/
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (n.d.). HHS.gov: Section 508. Retrieved from https://www.hhs.gov/web/section-508/index.html
Gay, G. (2018). Culturally Responsive Teaching: Theory, Research, and Practice. Teachers College Press.
Cooper, M., Colwell, C., & Jelfs, A. (2007). Embedding accessibility and usability: considerations for e-learning research and development projects. ALT-J, 15(3), 231-245. Retrieved from https://files.eric.ed.gov/fulltext/EJ815341.pdf


If you were to do a compare and contrast of natural landscaping as opposed to a more planned out, traditional landscape, you would more than likely find that people are more drawn to natural landscaping.
The appeal of natural landscaping comes on many levels. Have you ever noticed a popular park smack in the middle of a big city, only to find that it is jam-packed with natural landscaping and jam-packed with visitors as well?
People of all ages come to parks filled with natural landscaping as opposed to the more conventional parks, because there is something tranquil about being there. Everyone, including small children, has the need to feel relaxed and peaceful and is drawn to those types of settings.
For many of us, natural landscaping offers us an opportunity to forget about stress for a while and reconnect with nature. It is an opportunity for us to be in touch with things that just exist in their own natural and beautiful settings.
Sometimes we all need to feel close to natural landscaping as it brings us closer to ourselves, to our dreams, and to what we remember that we really want out of this thing called life. Natural landscaping has a way of bringing this out in all of us. Natural landscaping offers us a place where a soothing stream flows, native vegetation grows, and shrubs, trees, and plants of all kinds, shapes, and sizes abound. We are just as diverse and in need of growth as our natural landscape environment.
Being close to this kind of setting brings about peace, rejuvenation, and regeneration in all of us.
Outdoor sports are often encouraged and incorporated with natural landscaping. Ice-skating outdoors, roller blading, walking and hiking trails are all located near and around natural landscaping such as streams, ponds, and native plants and shrubs.
Bird watching, photography lessons, picnics, and even weddings take place in settings surrounded by natural landscaping. Natural landscaping provides a natural element that cannot be copied by anyone else. Mother Nature has her own patent on natural landscaping.
Natural landscapes also provide excellent educational opportunities in a tranquil setting. Children can learn about habitats and ecosystems in a tranquil and soothing environment that is non-threatening and does not feel like your typical schoolroom. Even college students thrive better when they have an authentic natural landscape to study near.
Running water in the form of streams is a potent source of tranquility. What natural landscape scenario would be complete without such a backdrop? Natural landscape is sought after, designed, and chosen as the new wave in landscaping as just about everyone is looking to return to a simpler, more tranquil time.


A New User Experience (UX) for uSOURCE
Jun 8th, 2021
uSOURCE will be updating its user interface to a New User Experience (UX). The New UX provides a more modern and streamlined look for users to locate important information when shopping, creating and assigning carts, creating requisitions, approving requisitions and creating goods receipts.
Roll-Out and Training
The new user interface will be rolled out to departments throughout the summer and fall. Procurement Services will reach out to each department’s uSOURCE primary contact to coordinate migration to the New UX and training.
The New UX features have been summarized here, and uSOURCE Information Library articles have been updated as well.
For more information, contact firstname.lastname@example.org.


Various, biogas, water retention landscape design, shelter design, biochar filtration
01.05.17 to 23.12.18
A method for designing resilient and regenerative human settlements which are also modular and scalable. That is our vision; a design methodology which would provide safety, shelter and purpose to 200 people in emergency displacement while caring for the land on which the settlement is established. As a core project of Blueprint Alliance, it emcompasses the skills of all our members ensuring as much of our whole systems thinking as possible is imbued in this visionary framework.
We will initially look both inwardly to the alliance and outwardly to capture knowledge from camp designers, permaculturists, activists, social workers, humanitarian aid consultants, and more, to inform our framework. We will then demonstrate the potential of such a framework by completing a demonstration site in Tamera, Portugal, and at one other location to be later defined.
We embark on a year long project with a dedicated team of 11 and the full support of the wider Blueprint Alliance as well as the community of Tamera. We will complete a focused research phase of 6 months before transitioning to a hands on phase for implementation, monitoring and evaluation. More project updates will come as we move through our milestones.
In the meantime, read below to discover how we came to this project launch.
The project emerged during our spring 2016 alliance meeting in Tamera, Portugal. We felt confronted by the urgent call for support of refugees and a patient desire for systemic change. We agreed that we needed to find a strategy to respond to the refugee crisis that is aligned to the values of Blueprint (integration / demonstration centres / capacity building). And asked ourselves - What is an intelligent answer to this crisis? We decided to look at showcasing our integrative systems while demonstrating their replicability across climates and adaptability to emergency settlement needs.
In the weeks that followed, a Blueprint200 project meeting was held in Malvern, UK, with alliance members and collaborators; Chris Evans, Jay Abrahams, Ruth Andrade, Michael Howlett, Peter Mellett, Julia Wright, Mark Constantine, Marcus Dittrich, Christoph Ulbig, Dror Zohar and Carolyn Gomez. We focused on existing refugee and emergency camp situations and design standards as well as regenerative possibilities all while skills sharing. Truly diving into our breadth of experience and knowledge to feel into the scope of our vision.
(left: Michael & Dror / right: Chris, Marcus & Christoph - collaborating on a table top settlement deisgn)
For the following months a team came together to design the practicalities of such a project; who would do what, what are the financial needs, how will funding be secured. Presenting a project proposal to Blueprint Alliance in September 2016.
CREATING OUR TEAM - INVITING SURPLUS PERMACULTURE DESIGN
During our September meeting, 2016, a project proposal was brought forwards with the role; Design Lead identified as vacant. We found ourselves with several designers as part of Blueprint Alliance, yet all already commissioned for work and unable to hold the strings as Design Lead, yet able to contribute. However, Brecht Deriemaeker from Surplus Permaculture Design (Surplus) had been invited to the meeting as a collaborator and immediately identified the Surplus team as being willing and able to fill the role. This would mean that every position was filled. The following roles were identified with the named members: Project coordination (Carolyn), Design Lead (Surplus Permaculture Design), implementation coordinator (Marcus), funding coordinator (Christoph), Documentation co-ordinator (Ethan), documentation team (Dominik & Pete).
(left: Brecht, Ruth, Christoph, Marcus, Dror, Janos, Bori, Carolyn, Eynat, Doerthe & Bernd - during the review of the roles for Blueprint200)
(right: Brecht, Bee, Ruth, Dror, Tom, Marcus, Douglas - Solar Mirror presentation at the workshop in Tamera, Portugal)
FIRST TEAM MEETING - FINAL PROJECT PROPOSAL
After meeting Brecht and having the Surplus team on board, it was time for us to meet and finalise our project proposal. Gregory, Nick and Brecht from Surplus travelled to Tamera in November 2016 for an intensive series of 5 days of collaboration. An opportunity for Marcus, Christoph and myself to get to know the Surplus team and an opportunity for Surplus to get a feeling for Tamera, the qualities of the land and the Blueprint200 vision. We came together and our proposal was born; detailed milestones, deliverables, corresponding budget and project timeline. All that was left was to share this with Blueprint Alliance for full support.
(Greg, Nick and Brecht from Surplus with Christoph looking at water harvesting and small scale food gardens in the Solar Village in Tamera, Portugal)
Aligned with the values held by The Grace Foundation, it was a natural fit for the foundation to share our project vision with investors. Within a few weeks, investors who felt that our vision was timely, invested and we have been able to pursue the project preparation and are now launching the first phase of the project. Our full financial needs have been met and we have received €74,000 of support from The Grace Foundation. Further funding efforts will be made as the project progresses to secure the remainder of the funds necessary to complete the implementation, monitoring and evaluation.
All project updates and published documentation will be shared in our News section. Thank you for following us in our steps.


Youthful natural burnt color handbag, with original detail contrasts in white. Handcrafted with premium quality, vegetable tanned leather. The bag has an original leather strip, with tassel and leather button for closure. And an adjustable shoulder strap.
The Mungia natural burnt color handbag, is a youthful, original, and elegant accessory. Handcrafted by expert craftsmen in Spain. Made exclusively for Rodeo Blues.
The exterior is made with cow leather, and the interior is made with natural soft leather. All the leather used in the fabrication of the bag, is premium quality, vegetable tanned leather, carefully selected and treated. The fretwork design is handcrafted with great precision, and set over a white leather background. The bag is also completely hand stitched with great precision, and has leather highlights on its edges and trims.
The Mungia handbag is completely handcrafted, featuring an interior compartment easily accessible through a leather zipper, with a tassel and a leather button.
The bag also has a double leather strap, and two sections with a buckle, that allow the strap to be easily adjusted to different lengths.
− Exterior: Vegetable tanned cow leather.
− Interior: Vegetable tanned goat suede leather.
− Closure: Leather strip with tassel and leather button.
− Measurements: 30 x 32 x 17 cm.
− Shoulder strap: Adjustable, with a maximum length of 130 centimeters.
The Mungia handbag is also available in chocolate, green/bordeaux, and maroon/chocolate colors.
Worldwide shipping is for free, the estimated time of delivery of a new gem for your wardrobe is 3 days in Europe, 5 days in Middle East and US, and 7 days in Australia, Africa and Asia.
The costs for returning a product will be covered by the client.
A refund as consequence from a return will be made 7 days after Rodeo Blues receives the merchandize.
A refund will not be issued if the products show signs of use.
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It was fascinating to observe the reactions of visitors at my exhibition. My framer, Danielle, did such a fantastic job with the frame and I was thrilled with the result. This is very definitely a mixed media project. I used mountboard as my support and painted the interior using watercolour, gouache, charcoal, ink and pastel. I wanted to capture the elegance of the space and the light streaming in through the high windows. It is worth visiting the Orangery at West Kensington .... their scones are wonderful. If anyone out there could direct me to similar interiors then I will be forever grateful.


6-in. Chef's Knife
$ 44.00 In Stock
Some cooks prefer a smaller chef's knife
A smaller chef's knife works great for cooks with smaller hands or when working on smaller foods. Some cooks simply like the agility of a smaller chef's knife. But no matter why you prefer it, this is another kitchen must-have.
The 6-inch size can handle a wide variety of foods, from carrots to chicken. Like the larger version, the Kershaw 6-in. Chef's knife has a curved belly is perfect for rocking through your cuts—and essential when mincing herbs. This is your workhorse knife that slices, dices, chops, and can handle just about any kitchen task. Plus, the wide blade lets you scoop up what you cut for easy transfer to the cooking pot. The Kershaw 6-in. Chef's Knife is part of the Kershaw 9900 Series of kitchen cutlery. With cutting performance that rivals much more expensive knives, the Kershaw 9900 Series offers a full range of classic kitchen tools with clean, contemporary good looks.
The blade steel is Japanese AUS6A high-carbon stainless steel and is sharpened to a razor-sharp edge. The handles are co-polymer and provide a soft-yet-firm grip. The handle is exceptionally non-slip, even in a wet kitchen environment. While you can put these knives in the dishwasher, we recommend handwashing to maintain your knives—and keep the knives from harming anything else in your dishwasher. The Kershaw 9900 Series is NSF Certified for commercial kitchens.
9900 Kitchen Series
Kershaw Kitchen Cutlery offers high-quality stainless steel blades, comfortable soft-touch handles, and cutting performance to rival much more expensive knives.
The knife does not fold closed; usually stored in a sheath or blade protector.
- Clean, contemporary design
- Non-slip, soft-touch grip reduces hand fatigue
- NSF Certified
- Steel: AUS6A, satin finish
- Handle: Co-polymer
- Blade length: 6 in. (15.2 cm)
- Overall length: 11 3/16 in. (38.4 cm)
- Weight: 4 oz.


Mission Possible Experience
USC Talent & Organizational Development in partnership with the Office of the Provost Human Resources is launching the Mission Possible Experience to provide a unique professional development opportunity for motivated staff seeking a creative boost to their careers. Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to design solutions for real world USC challenges.
Join a problem-solving cohort of Trojan Innovation Agents!
We’re seeking out curious employees. Whether your passions align with education, research, community involvement, the arts, the environment, social well-being, sports, neighborhood enrichment, or the latest food truck fusion (you get the idea…) we want you! The Mission Possible Experience brings together a diverse group of thinkers and doers at USC to experience and apply design thinking in a practical workshop environment.
So, what exactly is Design Thinking anyway?
Mission Possible Experience Cohort Goals:
Engage and empower Design Thinkers
Promote collective strategic decision making
Activate creativity in high performing teams
Develop innovative solutions
Transform virtual collaboration
Inspire people-centric solution design
This program is open to the non-academic units under the Office of the Provost Shared Services. The MPE is intended for individual contributors or early career managers and requires the support of your direct supervisor.
Most sessions are about 90 minutes. Using the Solve Next approach to Design Thinking, bi-weekly cohort sessions consist of activities designed to reveal the roots of a real-world challenge at USC. Define the problem and the constituents impacted by it as you investigate diverse perspectives on the problem and potential solutions. Then, through the ideation process, develop viable solution designs and present them to key stakeholders. Most cohort sessions will be supported by short self-paced activities and curated content that deepens the context and potential for work of this nature.
The Mission Possible Experience is designed as just that, an experience. We have expanded the journey over 6 months in order to better integrate into the flow of your daily work. This means, unlike a typical design cycle, you will only spend between 5 and 8 hours a month. This program is intended to support your ability to bring Design Thinking skills to your local departments and teams along the way without interfering with your daily work.
Participation and attendance from all of our innovation agents is key to the program’s success, and the ability to address real world challenges at USC. If you already know you will have to miss more than one session, please consider applying to a future cohort when you can commit to completing the full experience.
Certificate of Completion
At the end of the program, participants who have attended 90% of the in-person learning sessions and completed the final presentation with their team will receive a certificate of completion.
Upon completion of the program, in addition to your Innovation Agent Certification, you will be eligible for ongoing innovation journeys that include:
• Potential Implementation Team for Cohort Designed Solutions
• Design Thinking Individualized Coaching
• MPE Program Alumni Participation (future cohorts)
• Solve Next Certification
• MPE Facilitator Certification (post Solve Next Certification)
• Potential assignment to a USC project committee
NOTE: Participation in this program does not in any way guarantee advancement, promotion or salary increases. The program is designed to provide practical experience leveraging strategic thinking, problem solving, and innovation to be carried beyond the program into participants’ careers at USC and beyond.
To apply for the program:
• Review the Program Overview and Program details page, which details the program design and anticipated time commitment.
• Complete the MPE program application form and attach your resume.
• Applicants are encouraged to provide fully developed responses to each of the application questions.
Applications are due by the end of the day, August 23.
All applicants will be notified of a decision regarding placement in the program by September 9, 2021.Apply Here


Luxuriously Inspired by Yellow Diamonds
Top notes are Amalfi Lemon, Pear, Bergamot and Neroli; middle notes are Mimosa, Freesia, Water Lily and African Orange flower; base notes are Musk, Guaiac Wood and Amber.
Yellow Diamond is crafted as a pure, transparent and airy floral fragrance, sparkling and intense as the yellow color, while being luxurious and feminine like a diamond. Its composition opens with luminous freshness of lemon, bergamot, neroli and pear sorbet. The heart features airy orange blossom, freesia, mimosa and water lily. The base is made of amber, precious musk and guaiac wood.


R O S I B A X T E R
is a gallery based artist and calligrapher working in Lincoln.
Her product range includes decorative floral canvases, formal and contemporary calligraphy with gilding, hand painted wedding stationery and greetings cards.
Using a variety of pens, nibs, inks, paints, handmade papers etc. she creates both contemporary and traditional lettering, a time consuming and technically demanding practice that exudes the care and detail once bestowed upon the written word, now largely lost to technology.
Driven by the challenge of precision and a fascination with the endurance of medieval manuscripts, her work displays a profusion of colour, gold leaf and lettering.
She has created numerous commissions including a Freedom of the City Scroll and all forms of hand lettered and gilded artworks.
Former clients include Selfridges, Fortnum & Mason, Fenwick of Bond Street, Royal Air Force, Lincoln Cathedral and Castle.


A graduate from the world’s most famous art school, the Royal College of Art and named one of the ‘top 50 influential players in the Luxury Jewellery Industry' by Vanity Fair's Power List, Elizabeth began her Fine Jewellery career with her eponymous label and was quickly short-listed for UK Jewellery Designer of the Year for two consecutive years.
8 years later Elizabeth was head hunted by British brand 'Links of London' where she steered the company through the next stage of growth and design evolution, carving a distinctive reputation whilst maintaining the brand's originality and heritage. She was recognised in the prestigious 'Who's Who' publication of Britain's Business Elite in 2010, in recognition of her business and design acumen.
This was then followed by 5 years as Creative Director of Royal British jeweller Mappin & Webb where Elizabeth was tasked with creating a unique design signature and a new identity for the brand.
Elizabeth oversaw the 240 year old brand’s historic archives and revitalised many of the royal motifs from Mappin & Webb’s bygone era. “I am drawn to designs steeped in history and enjoy working with the very best gemstones to give them a contemporary feel, whilst maintaining their history.” Responsible for creating commissions for Her Majesty The Queen, His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales, members of the Royal Household and Private Clients, as well as iconic collections worn by the Duchess of Cambridge, Elizabeth was afforded the luxury of working with the world’s most experienced master craftsmen in London's Hatton Garden and the Crown Jeweller.
Carving a reputation as one of the most talented creative director’s in the industry today, Elizabeth now consults on ‘One of a Kind’ Engagement Rings and Private Commissions for a roster of international clients. Her pieces have been worn by Victoria Beckham and Alison Goldfrappe.
Elizabeth is also a highly experienced art director, focused on brand strategy, marketing and visual merchandising and has worked with a number of British brands, including Watches of Switzerland, Mappin & Webb, Goldsmiths, Swarovski, Cool Diamonds, Radley and Mercedes Benz.
Appointed a Business Fellow at InnovationRCA and a Liveryman of the City of London, Elizabeth’s work is the epitome of British, handcrafted luxury.


Turn your users into raving fans.
At the heart of every technology product and platform is a reason - a reason why people would use it to solve a particular problem. That’s where user experience starts: does your product solve a problem for people?
The efficacy of your solution will dictate its utility, but not its growth. People have to love the entire journey and experience of your product. Effective user experience touches upon interaction points, design, intuitiveness, clarity of language, and customer support. We can help you delight your customers and turn users into brand advocates.


Screen printing is what we do best, with a team of experts with years of combined experience. Whether you need puff printing or simulated process printing, we have the expertise to deliver exceptional results.
Embroidery is a fantastic way to create high-quality merchandise that looks professional, and we are experts at it. We offer embroidery services for everything from hats to polos and beyond.
Direct To Garment
Direct to garment printing is a state-of-the-art method that prints your designs directly onto the garment, resulting in vibrant and long-lasting full-color designs. This technology offers greater design flexibility and customization, making it an ideal choice for unique custom products.


1864 Factory Engraved Henry Rifle
23" barrel, .44 caliber. Serial #5384. On the receiver and buttplate, the fine original factory engraving of Samuel J. Hoggson is evident. Hoggson was a skilled engraver who performed most of the engraving work for the New Haven Arms Company on earlier Henry Rifles. The rifle is engraved with typical floral designs of vines, leaves and flowers, with the left sideplate engraved with a detailed dog on point. The front sight is of German silver and is original. "H" mark is stamped in lower tang, serial number found at the top rear of the barrel. Assembly number 579 is clear and can be found under the loading sleeve. Beautifully engraved, unusual cloverleaf buttplate and a nice deluxe walnut buttstock given a "piano finish". The top portion of the buttplate has scalloped shaped sides and extends farther forward than a standard buttplate, indicating this may be a "one-of-a-kind" rifle as stated in the letter of authenticity included with the lot. Exceptional condition considering age and use.
Provenance: Private Collection, WY.A copy of a Letter of Authenticity from Rob Kassab, former director and president of Winchester Arms Collectors Association. Other collectors notes to accompany the lot.
Factory blue is turning slightly grey, patina on brass is subdued. Engraving is sharp, deluxe wood is fine with some light dings and scratches from use. Mechanically sound. Traces of the original silver plating can be seen on the bronze parts, bronze has developed a nice patina. While this rifle shows use, it has been extremely well cared for.


In computer science, a data structure is a data organization, management, and storage format that enables efficient access and modification. More precisely, a data structure is a collection of data values, the relationships among them, and the functions or operations that can be applied to the data.
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Nothing of note or merit has occurred this past two days (unless you count the few, geeky tears shed towards the end of Voyager, when one of the characters elected to stay behind in the Delta Quadrant and Everyone Was Very Sad) so today I decided that in addition to writing something down I’ve long meant to (lest I forget), I‘d pop it on here so that everyone can share in the delicious joy that is my Grand Design.
The premise (for those not in the know or with too little interest to click the link (something I am often guilty of myself (doesn’t it just seem that sometimes there are links sprinkled gratuitously through blog posts, like ice-cream toppings? (it’s a little too much to expect them all to be looked at)))) is that people submit their crazy home designs and the TV channel chooses the weirdest/most extravagant/least practical ones to be part of the show. Sadly, they don’t fund the build, which is why my design has remained thus far in my head.
[The show opens with a camera panning across a high cliff-top. A single track leads from the road through scrubby grass, peppered with wild flowers. High clouds scud across the sky, giving a dappled effect to the grassy expanse and the grey-blue sea ahead. The track ends up at a small, gravel car park without a fence. It is set back from the edge of the cliff and next to it, a hill rises inexplicably on the front of the cliff, as though a knoll had been left too long in the oven and grown out of all proportion. On closer inspection, its gentle curves seem divided – the lower edges have been cultivated and turned into vegetable patches! The top boasts a further smattering of wild flowers and some low, shining domes. Further, larger glass domes become apparent at ground level. A gorse bush in bloom wafts the scent of coconut and sunshine towards you (or would, if it weren’t on screen) and as you pull up in the car park and the angle changes, you see a round aperture cut into the far side of the hill, and within it, a door…]
It’s an awesome exterior, wait til you see the rest.
There’s a wide hall beyond the door, with blond parquet flooring and coathooks on one wall. The ceiling is snug, but not too low, and the light floods in through those awesome reflective, tunnelly-leads-to-outside-giving-natural-light things (anyone know the actual word for those? I’d be most grateful), complemented by small spotlights. Shoes are in a rack under the coats, and a wooden chest of drawers (antique, obviously, probably with some vestiges of floral painted designs) sits in a state of shabby chic, holding telephone and note pad and an ornate bowl for keys.
The hall leads down a flight of stairs and, moving further on, the light changes and becomes flooded with that peculiar brightness you find where water is reflected. A massive, crescent-shaped sweep of a room, encompassing lounge and open-plan kitchen leads the eye to the panel of thick glass windows and a set of glass doors, covering the inner curve of the crescent, where a small courtyard, fronted with further glass in the form of a fence, seems to drop directly off into the sea.The light-tunnels from the hall peter out and become replaced by eco-friendly spotlights (if such a thing exists).
Comfy, huge sofas cluster around a brightly patterned, large rug on the floor towards the centre of the crescent. There is a handy storage unit for children’s toys near the end of the bank of windows. A low, wooden coffee table holds magazines and coasters (and, in all probability, water rings from unkempt teacups). The kitchen area is in the back of the crescent, to the left of the hallway. It has a kitchen island (always wanted one of them) and expanses of pale grey-blue granite topping. The oven has a fancy fume hood. A bowl of fruit in a fancy wire basket is at the breakfast bar. The dining area is directly in front of the kitchen, occupying the left corner of the crescent. A solid oak table and quirky, mismatched, brightly painted chairs add to the dissonance between sleek modernity and shabby eccentricity.
Your eye is drawn to the walls surrounding the outer edge of the crescent. They are plastered and rendered somewhat roughly, but not painted. At intervals, huge, bright paintings create almost a gallery feel, inviting some of the outdoors in. Some small mirrors and glass decorations are also visible, positioned to reflect the seascape opposite. Wooden doors lead off in four directions and there is another small hallway leading away from behind the lounge area.
|Delightfully, this painting belongs to me. It’s by British artist Yvonne Coomber and is one of my most treasured things-which-bring-me-joy. It’s about 1.5m square.|
Behind the doors are the bedrooms; three for children, one for guests. They are not huge, but are beautiful, with further paintings adorning the walls, built-in wardrobes and more snug ceilings. Light is provided by further installments of the light-tunnel/spotlight combinations. Chests-of-drawers are present in all rooms, as are wooden treasure chests, reminiscent of sea-trade and every magical treasure-chest ever conceived. The guest room has a tiny en-suite wet-room.
The hallway behind the lounge area has a family wet-room style bathroom behind another door, with a mosaic-tiled shower and a sunken bath at floor level (just for fun). The tiles in the mosaic are every colour of the rainbow and peter out into the more sombre tiles which cover the rest of the room. Fluffy towels on heated rails and a rainbow array of bubble baths make this seem like the perfect place. As you look up, you realise that above the bath, there is a large skylight, rather than a light-tunnel, and you can see seagulls flying overhead against the blue and white of today’s sky.
Beyond the bathroom is a flight of stairs leading upwards, then angling round. The light is much brighter at the top. You ascend and find luxurious carpet, a wooden ceiling, curving up from the edges of the floor and another almost-crescent of floor-ceiling windows. The master bedroom. The king-sized bed is central, facing the sea, and beyond it, a small, separate room holds another tiny en-suite wet-room, with a circular window at head height. Further wooden chests of drawers follow the lines of the walls, and at the opposite end to the bathroom, a tiny walk-in closet contains the clothes and shoes of the inhabitants. Another circular window provides light in here, too.
Standing next to the main windows and looking up, you see the waving fringe of the grass roof and admire the way the sparkles from the sea dance on the ceiling. You can see down into the courtyard now, and notice a sunken corner with an ornate ironwork table and chair set and a barbeque pit.
Returning downstairs, you notice a door opposite the stairway and, intrigued, push it open. A flight of stone steps seems to lead into the depths of the earth, lit by dim wall-mounted bracket lights. Small, inset lights in the walls next to the stairs make you feel more comfortable about descending. The ceiling of the tunnel is rocky and unplastered.
Feeling as though you have walked down more steps than you can count, an opening appears to your right. You realise that this room must be carved into the cliff under the main body of the house. A weird light seems to emanate from the room. As you get closer, the scent of water hits you and you round the corner to find a cave-like place with beach-cobbled floor and a secret swimming pool. As your eyes grow accustomed to the light, you realise that the walls and ceiling of the cave are studded with glass gems as they curve gently over the pool. Upon closer inspection, you realise that there are no light fixings here, and the light is emanating from beneath the water. You step closer and see that the lights, in many colours, lend magnificence to the mosaics in the base of the pool – you see ships, waves, underwater creatures towards you, and further away, the sky with glints of golden in the clouds and glints of silver in the waves.
Having amazingly brought your swimsuit with you, you quickly change and step down the tiled stairs into the pool. You lazily circle the pool a couple of times before wondering why the light seems so intense at one particular point. Standing up, you take a closer look beneath the water and are astonished to see a tunnel! Irresistably drawn, you duck down and swim through. The mosaic tiles here are mostly black, with occasional silver or gold, and are studded with tiny lights, like stars. The tunnel is short, and almost as soon as the experience begins, it ends, and widens out into another pool. In the base is a giant, glowing mosaic of the golden sun, with a friendly smile upon its face. The walls and ceiling of the cave are studded with many more glass gems, reminding you of the way Disney cartoons see the dwarves’ jewel mines. The water ripples light across the ceiling and you spy a button close to the edge of the pool. You swim forward, narrowly avoiding banging your legs on the tiled ledge above the sun’s face. You press the button and jets of bubbles turn the surface of the water to turmoil as you lean back into what you now realise is a seat, and relax.
Later, blissfully refreshed, you return to explore the remainder of the tunnel. The stairs continue to descend, further and further, until you are sure you can feel the earth’s heat emanating from its core. It’s not really that far, and you do reach the bottom. A room, not too large, sits with comfortable arm-chairs, a small table and is lined with bookshelves. It is lit in the fashion of a Victorian-style reading room and the books scattered across a low table indicate its frequent use. The window is odd, and seems particularly well framed, but as you look, you realise that it is not the air you are seeing, but the sea! The window looks out below the waves! You marvel for a while, then realise that it’s nearly time for the closing credits and you haven’t yet congratulated the owners on their ingenuity and awesomeness of design.
Rapidly ascending the massive flight of stairs, you begin to understand why there is no need for a fancy home gym in this dwelling. At the top of the stairs, you bump into Kevin McCloud, weeping slightly in wonder and envy at what has been done with this home. Your hosts are gracious, eccentric and seem like salt-of-the-earth types. You’d like to resent them their beautiful home, but you know that they earned it through their dedication to the world-wide introduction of the incredible curative, Licked By Kittens Therapy. You leave, sadly, hoping one day to visit again.
[The camera follows you as you get sadly back into your car and leave. It rises as though on the wings of a bird, leaving you at the end of the driveway and panning back to the huge knoll of the most awesome house in the world. The sun is going down now, and glinting palely off the glass domes atop the hill. The sound of the waves drifts up from the base of the cliff and in the salty air, a group of seagulls call softly to one another.]
There’s nothing like a good flight of fancy, is there.


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I have had a love affair with Stitch Magazine for a while now, but I never knew when I would find the next one since it's quarterly and only available on Newsstands. Imagine my delight when I recently discovered "stitch" now has an Auto-Ship program you can sign up for! Of course I immediately signed up and have already received my first issue!
This made me remember a past issue with a bag on the cover I have wanted to make for a while now, using different small strips of favorite fabric embellishment. I decided to use some of my stash of fabric selvedges I have been saving.
I started with a piece of Osnaburg Fabric larger than the dimension I needed. I overlapped the outside edge over the raw edge of each selvedge strip staggering the lengths, leaving the ends unstitched. When I cut it down to size I realized I trimmed it a little short, so I took the end I cut off, turned it around and stitched to the other side, creating an additional design element. I love happy mistakes!
As I have said before, I save everything, so from another project I had this flower and leaves left over from Silk Dupioni and piece of fabric painted with Shiva Paintsticks. Adding more selvedge pieces I then appliqued the flower and leaves to the other side of the bag.
The piece trimmed off the bottom worked well as part of the handle.
Next the bottom pieces were added, rows of stitching the width of the presser foot are added for a great detail and durability. I love the way it looks!
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