Yes I do. I have two types of glass in my jewelry, Genuine Sea Glass (natural sea glass) and my trademarked Fanta Sea Glass TM . Genuine Sea Glass is totally natural and unaltered. Fanta Sea Glass TM is made from large or rough pieces of sea glass or vintage glass bottles or jars. Fanta Sea Glass provides some of the rarest colors of sea glass at an affordable cost. I ALWAYS label tumbled glass as Fanta Sea Glass TM if it has been altered in any way.

We pride ourselves with the fact that we use the beach glass as we find it on the lake shore. Mother Nature does all the work! See similar questions...

alter is one personality of a person with multiplicity. The personality who is "out" most of the time is often called the host personality, and personalities seen less frequently are called alternative personalities, or alters. Some people have only one or two alters, others have hundreds or even thousands. Some people with multiplicity experience each alter as a separate person. Others experience them as different from their usual self, but not as different people. See similar questions...

I collect a lot of my glass where I lived on the Outer Banks of North Carolina for 18 years but acquire glass from around the world so that I can provide sea glass lovers with the rarest colors available. Some areas include but are not limited to California, Puerto Rico, Nova Scotia and Maine and recently England. See similar questions...

A buff and polish is a procedure that is often done between fills. Your nail technician/manicurist will buff the out growth of the nail product, near the cuticle area, making it blend with your natural nail. Nails are then re-polished. This is a service that is less expensive than a nail fill, and allows you to go longer between fills. Top of page See similar questions...

A polish change is a nice treat to yourself between appointments. Depending on your lifestyle, polish can become "dull" or begin to wear off at the tips of your enhancements. Your nail technician/manicurist will simply remove your old polish and apply fresh, new polish to your nail enhancements. This service is especially popular during the holiday season for those special parties or family gatherings. And of course you can always add nail art with your polish change! Top of page See similar questions...

It is the nature of bronze to develop a natural patina (darkening) over time and with exposure to acid or alkaline environments. Many people choose to allow this natural aging process and may prefer this appearance to that of a newly polished piece. See similar questions...

Because Planetjill pieces are completely waterproof, you can dip it in any kind of silver dip or polish, just like you would with any other sterling piece. See similar questions...

Yes! I always tumble my chains after I finish them. Usually for about an hour, but I have forgotten it and left it tumbling for about 4 hours with no ill effects. *s* See similar questions...

The wonderful benefit of nail enhancements is that you can wear nail polish with no polish chipping or peeling that often occurs on natural nails. However, the more you change polish color, the more apt you are to have "softening" of the nail product. When removing polish, you are using an acetone based polish remover. The acetone in the polish remover is the product we use most often to remove the nail enhancements from your natural nail. See similar questions...

You may exchange foreign currencies in banks, numerous forex establishments called 'Kantor', even most hotels. One may also draw with a bank card on ATMs (cash dispensers, cashpoints) scattered amply throughout the city. Plus you may cash travelers checks. See similar questions...

Yes, broken glass exists, but it is not "all over the place" even on city streets. Unless it's a recent breakage, it gets kicked or swept into cracks, against walls, or right against curbs and isn't strewn about. For the little glass that does remain, again, just watch where you're going! But, for the seasoned barefooter with tough, thick soles, most broken glass is not a problem even if you step directly on it. The following paragraph was contributed by Neil Kelley. See similar questions...

Ha! Busted! You obviously alter your images because your arms are longer in the current pictures than they are in the "before" pictures! Well, my friend knows all about fitness and she/he says there is no way you did what you did in such a short amount of time, especially naturally. See similar questions...

No. Don't worry about your responses or the state you seem to be in while listening. Just let whatever happens happen. It does not matter if you attain any particular state, or if your mind is quiet. The brain is creating various experiences as it responds to the stimulus we are giving it, and they are all exactly what needed to happen at any given time. There are experiences we like better than others, but there is no "wrong" experiences. See similar questions...

Some of them are editable in 1.65 via the 'alter' static parameter. Don't put 'To:', 'CC:' or 'Newsgroups:' in 'alter'; it won't work. Other than cancelling a message you posted that hasn't been batched up yet, no. You might want to look at the contents of the control newsgroup once in a while to see what control messages you received that Waffle didn't process. There's a program called procc, 'PROCess Control' which will handle control messages for you. Look for procc-NN. See similar questions...

No. A very important point to be aware of is that you must not alter an existing valid Will in any way. You must not cross portions out or add other words or blocks of text to it. You should not attaching extra pages with staples. It is far better to prepare a new Will altogether and then destroy the old one. See similar questions...

I am trying to cover the whole of my route over the surface of the earth (because flying is too easy and you do not see anything on the way). This has meant I have had to hitch hike many times on yachts, ferries, canoes, cargo ships and freighters. (See my travelogue posts on Philippines, Papua New Guinea and Indonesia for more about this) See similar questions...

Glass has been made by humans for about 4,500 years, and it generally consists of silica (sand), potassium or soda, lime.... See similar questions...