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Meet and greet with Lorenzo Dabove, Italian beer writer and enthusiast for the new generation of small Italian breweries. At The Brewers Art in Baltimore, Md. 5 July 2007. Beers imported by B. United International.

Photos and story by Yours For Good Fermentables.com.

Deutzia Pride of Rochester / fuzzy deutzia (deutzia scabra) Deutzia Gracilis cutting from April 20th well the top bud dried up or rotted off. However evidence of success of my amateur attempts at botany and growing roots from woody plant cuttings here is by Brian M

No worries as many more cuttings are doing ok still and positive that four of my cutting are heathy and have grown roots. ( I will leave them alone!!!)

Also the last of the cuttings are prepped after these new twenty cuttings that have been treated with root hormones the last of the bush at 57 is no more.

and all these thirty cutting that still live some look like they will make it to next spring and be plant able..

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worries by horstg1

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Analog, 50 mm, Ilford , HP5 PLUS ISO 400, 35mm film

worry by Studiobaker

Worry Beads by Ken Horn

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Worry Tea by Taylored Curiosities

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170/365 - Don't worry by Melody

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James always says I worry too much, so this SP is probably a true reflection of me.

Emotion 5: Worry.

Dont worry Sabine, I will look after little noir for you by Jennifer

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Sabine's brave a beautiful baby girl sadly didnt make it today. Widget has assured me that he is looking after her and playing wiht her in heaven. (He said she reminds him of the baby him and MC should have had) so do not worry sabine. Little noir is in good hands.

Please wish this courages baby ham goodbye www.flickr.com/photos/my_hammies/4254630078/

IMG_7551 by viviyu

No worries Cafe

MJ the Musical Ornament by Laura and Nick

A beloved aunt of mine passed way just over a week ago. With a company-gifted day off for voting today, I decided to go to ornament therapy (don’t worry, I voted a couple weeks ago, so my civic duty was already complete).

We’re scheduled to see the Michael Jackson musical next year. This biopic focuses on the artist’s life, drive, and inspiration as he prepares for his Dangerous World Tour in the early 1990s.

Months ago, I glittered a 1.25” cube ornament in red. I initially designed for a bulb-shaped ornament (à la my Shrek ornament), then changed to cuboid shape (à la my Beetlejuice/Betelgeuse or Mamma Mia! ornaments) before deciding to use a glass 1.25” cube ornament for the first time.

I’ve tried using 3” cube ornaments in the past, and provided they survive development, they’re still doomed to shatter. I really thought that the smaller cubes would be less fragile, but the deep, jagged cut on my thumb says otherwise. My glittered ornament burst in my hands, so I went back to the cuboid ornaments which are somehow sturdier even with more glass surface area.

About the Ornament

SOOOOO, I glittered a 1”x4” cuboid ornament in red.

As ever, the design is based on various poster and playbill designs. I styled the show year on the back to pay homage to the stylized “MJ” logo on the front. I added a series of Dancing Michael Jacksons to the sides.

I used holographic silver as the base, layered with matte black (and glossy white for the dancing MJ accessories).

In lieu of a bow, I added a small felt black hat. (I didn’t have a bedazzled miniature white glove, so a mini fedora was the next best thing.) I used a simple satin black ribbon for the hanger, and voilà.

Girl Worriors by Peter Yim