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Caminho de Natal - com foto (Valéria Soares)
Caminho de natal Materiais: 50 cm por 1,40 de largura de etamine 1 m de fita de cetim nº 9 vermelha 1m de fita de cetim nº 9 verde 3m de ponto curva pequeno dourado( passamanaria) 3m de cordão fino dourado (1,5m de prata +1,5 de dourado) Agulha e linha de costura nas cores acima Tesoura isqueiro cola quente(pistola de 40 w de potencia) Passo a Passo: Corte 8 pedaços de fita vermelha com 10 cm.E quantos quiser para a folha com a mesma medida. Dobre o pedaço de 10 cm ao meio e vinque com a unha para marcar o meio. Dobre da esquerda para a direita formando um triângulo e da direita para a esquerda também, formando assim um triangulo grande com duas partes. Comece enrolando do bico do triangulo no sentido diagonal , até que o rolinho chegue ao meio. Dê uns pontinhos. Faça isto do outro lado também de uns pontinhos e enrole a linha juntando os dois rolinhos, corte bem rente a costura e queime. Faça isto em todas as pétalas e folhas Corte 50 cm de ponto curva, e comece enrolando e dando pontinhos bem juntinhos,no final dobre uma pontinha para baixo escondendo o final.Abra a flor depois de pronta . Coloque todas as pétala em um fio duplo de linha como num varalzinho, junte a ultima a primeira. Vire a flor para o avesso e vá ajeitando as pétalas todas na mesma altura e de uns pontos unindo . Pregue o miolo com pontinhos invisíveis. Aplique as flores e as folhas no etamine com pontos de linhas ou com cola quente(pistola de 40 w de potencia) Faça os arabescos com o cordão dourado e prata Valéria Soares / artesã (19) 3268-7456 / Site: www.valsoares.net

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Liverpool, sculpture

This statue in the grounds of St Lukes Anglican Church of a Winged Ox is apparently a symbol of St Luke.

Entire Indian population thanks Government of India.

I along with the entire Indian population should thank the Government of India for its initiative taken to put some meaningful regulation in the real estate operation.

Though late, it still a welcome move. Statistics can clearly show how many thousands of Indians have been cheated to the tune of several crones by real estate developers.

Government is considering the following.
* The legislation seeks to prevent advance payments being extracted from buyers without a written sale agreement containing project time line, payment details and possession date. The promoter will not be able to cancel the sale deed unilaterally. If there is sufficient reason to do so, a notice will have to be given and the money paid will be returned with interest fixed to bank rate. The promoters would furnish a bank guarantee equal to 5% of estimated cost of projects.
* Providing A Solid Foundation
* Builders will have to register with regulator and provide details of number and size of plots, layout plan and other facilities before launching any project
* They will not be able to take any advance payment from buyer without written sale agreement mentioning project timeline, payment details and possession date
* Promoter can’t cancel sale deed unilaterally. Will have to give notice and provide entire amount with interest
* Buyers will have to be clearly told the carpet area, super area, common area and other specifications of apartments by the promoter
* If developers fail to provide services like supply of electricity, water, sewage and drainage, consumers can approach the regulator for relief Builders can’t hide ‘actual living space’

Thank you Government of India. I wish you put all this into immediate effect.

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