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You'll be delighted by the sentiments and coordinating embellishments designed to complement the Whimsy kit. Combine them all to create sweet finishing touches for your pages when follow along with our instructions. Or, take you own creative path with the kit and show us the results on our private Facebook Chat Group. We love to see what you create!
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After receiving a member request for a fun way to give/store 5x7" cards, we designed the perfect box. The lid fits snugly, yet easily over the box base. And the heavyweight duplex paper makes the best substrate for a strong, sturdy gift to fill with cards and gift to someone you love.
To celebrate the season of thankfulness, we have a special add-on for you! If you're in need of an extra bundle of "thank you" cards, pick up the bonus cutaparts! The cutting map is an exact duplicate of the all-occasion sentiments included in the card kit. Pick and choose which ones you prefer, or make an entire second set of cards with more Whimsy paper (or coordinating papers from your stash).
Julie has another set of colorful and inspiring card ideas to get you started with your new Whimsy stamps. Watch the blog later this month for details on how she created her cheerful cards. Meanwhile, don't wait to get started with your own ideas, and be sure to post them to our Facebook chat group!
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Also see: High Level Capabilities | All Capabilities | Free WhitepapersWe have another leaked mysterious smartphone for you! Today it’s the Samsung SGH-I317. It appeared on the GL benchmark, having a HD display and 1,6GHz processor, running on Android 4.1.1 Jellybean. Apart from that, everything else about the device is a mystery.
By the model number, we guess it will be either a Canadian device or an AT&T one. It’s a possibility that the US Galaxy Note 2 is hiding behind that model number, because Samsung announced it will be available in the US in Fall 2012. The specs pretty much suggest that too. Anyway, we’re sure there won’t be long before we see this model number carried by an officially announced device.
Source: GLBenchmarking
Via: TalkAndroidI am always on the look out to use up leftovers, they serve as healthy office lunches options for the next day.
I am trying to slowly move away from the lure of white rice and incorporate more of brown rice and other grains. The new year saw me stocking up on pearl barley, buck wheat, farro and chia seeds. These happen to be ingredients I have always had at eateries, they have not been a part of my pantry.
So here’s to being hopeful that I use them up this year. Sharing the recipe for a simple salad made with leftover brown rice.
In a mixing bowl, add all the vegetables and rice. Toss them together.
Juice 2 lemons, add sumac powder, dried herbs, salt, olive oil and whisk it together.
Pour this vinaigrette over the rice mixture and toss it well. Garnish the almonds and mint over the salad.
Refrigerate for half an hour or more and relish the salad.
Until next time, keep it healthy and happy cooking!
I discussed following a high protein diet for the last few weeks and in continuation to the same I decided to blog about this Spicy & Tangy Chickpeas recipe.
Again this is a quick dish I make for office lunches with chapattis. It comes together quickly in 15 minutes and sees me out of the door with a brown bag in hand.
Living in Dubai, opting for take aways and ordering in food regularly at work is often the easy way out. But even if you spend a minimum of AED 20 on lunch everyday, the amount can dig up a hole in your pockets by month end. I rather treat myself to a new cookbook or a massage from the money saved by carrying lunch.
It’s a habit I try to keep at and constantly look of recipes which do not see me in kitchen for long on work day mornings.
In this recipe, I have substituted the chaat masala with sumac powder and I can say that I am not going back. This was a good call.
Sumac is a popular spice used in Middle Eastern cooking. A few spices which I discovered after coming to Dubai and which fascinated me were Zaatar, Sumac and Dried Loomi powder while strolling in the spice souks of Global Village and Union Co-op shelves.
Sumac is a good source of Vitamin C, Omega 3 fatty acids and is an antioxidant. It has a very subtle lemony and tart flavour and I love sprinkling it to on my salads, hummus and chaats.
In a wok, heat oil and add cumin seeds. Once they sizzle, add green chillies and ginger garlic paste.
Let it cook for a minute and add onions.
Add tomatoes once onions have browned. Cook tomatoes with the dry spices until they leave a ring of oil on the sides of the wok.
Add salt to taste and drained and rinsed chickpeas and sauté them with the mixture well.
Cook for a few minutes, take off heat and garnish some freshly chopped coriander leaves and slit green chillies.
Until next time let me know you quick fix recipes!It was six days before Passover that Mary performed her exuberant act of worship and love.
There is Biblical precedent for exuberant worship – David, the man after God’s own heart. When the ark of the covenant was carried into Jerusalem, he, the King of Israel, “danced before the Lord with all his might” And the Scripture says that when Michal, his wife, saw David leaping and dancing before the Lord, she was filled with contempt for him.
And then there’s Peter – Peter, the man upon whom Jesus chose to establish his church was all exuberance, always wholehearted, never dignified – after the Resurrection, when John recognized Jesus on the shore, Peter jumped into the water and swam to greet him even though they were in the middle of hauling in the biggest catch of fish ever.
Nard, also called spikenard, is a flowering plant of the Valerian family that grows in the Himalayas of Nepal, China, and India. Rhizomes (underground stems) can be crushed and distilled into an intensely aromatic amber-colored essential oil, which is very thick in consistency. Nard oil is used as a perfume, an incense, a sedative,… In Rome, it was the main ingredient of the perfume nardinum which was part of the Ketoret used when referring to the consecrated incense described in the Hebrew Bible and Talmud.
Judas very reasonably wonders why such valuable stuff wasn’t sold to benefit the poor – since it was worth as much as an entire year’s wages. (a denarius was a day’s wage, so 300 denarii means about a year’s salary) Average annual salary for farm worker in the U.S. is about $16,000 – so the relative value of Mary’s jar of ointment might have been around that amount.
…., but instead, she used it to wash Jesus’ feet, and dried them with her own hair.
Episcopalians like to worship in sensible and dignified ways. But Mary reminds us that worship is love, and love is not a sensible or dignified thing. Love isn’t measured or careful. Love doesn’t hold back. That doesn’t mean that worship has to be loud or rambunctious or it isn’t genuine worship. – Mary wasn’t loud or rambunctious, she was quiet, but she was absolutely whole-hearted, holding nothing back, not worrying about her reputation or what people expected of her. But what Jesus told Martha, when she was complaining to him, saying, “Tell that sister of mine to help get this meal on the table!” was – “Martha, you are anxious about so many things, but only one thing