What design do you want for the pavers ? Squares or some type of design , like a heart or a leaf etc ? There are many molds that you can buy, that may be easier. For Squares , you can make the molds using wood and screws.Unscrew to unmold. You can also use 2" builder grade styrofoam insulation, and cut out the design.

I am making note of ravencajun's very helpful sites. My computer with Windows XP crashed last week and I had to buy a new one - I live in Toronto - and yes, I bought one that unfortunately has Windows 8. Windows 8 is not compatible with our paid for by the month security - found out that the hard way - and finally spoke with someone at Rogers who knew this - they all don't. I spent hours on the phone with HP in India and then the same with Microsoft. I also bought the Student Microsoft 2013 package that has Word, Excel, PowerPoint and OneNote - but it came with a KEY number - not discs. I have successfully loaded Microsoft Office Professional (with discs) on my last 2 computers so was not expecting a major problem - but I have one. You can only use the key once and it didn't take I know it has something to do with my e-mail address. The computer store where I bought the sucker told me to enter my e-mail address and carry on when I was setting up the computer. I did so, but my password was all lower case and this would not work with the new set-up so I made up a new one (apparently you can change it - but guess what - it won't let me). The person at the Rogers, our Internet/Cable company instructed me to uninstall the Norton anti-virus so that I could re-install our monthly paid for anti-virus that we buy from them. Well, it doesn't work with Windows 8 but he didn't know this. I called Best Buy - couldn't help. So I called HP and they took control of my computer and downloaded Defender. I knew not to try and load the Microsoft office until I had an anti-virus program installed. The HP fellow tried to install it and realized after I had typed in the key that it wasn't going to work. Apparently, according to Microsoft - he transferred me to him - this happens a lot - the e-mail/password problem - ends up corrupting something and you can't reload - so now the Microsoft fellow has sent my file to the appropriate dept. to be fixed and I am to expect a call from India within 3 days. Someone had better be able to fix this because the program cost me $139.00 plus our Cdn. taxes. Then Microsoft loaded on a Hotmail e-mail - but I noticed he did it via the temporary Outlook. While I love Outlook I have not purchased it and do not need it. So when I open up Internet I get the MSN - bing business and I have to sign in with my original Rogers e-mail with the new password that has 2 capitalized alpha characters. But I want my home page to be Rogers - we have Rogers Internet. When I am lucky enough to find it I can enter my e-mail using my original password - so something is still very iffy. The 'charms' as they are called on the first page drive me nuts. I only use my computer for e-mail, Internet and some Word - plus a few of the necessary accessories to keep the computer "healthy'. I do not shop on e-Bay, Amazon, etc., I don't play games, play music or watch TV. I use it like a fancy typewriter. I know there must be a way to increase the font size and the size of the screen. At the moment everything is probably in 8 point with 2 inch margins. I have always kept my fonts large and I didn't have the margins. it isn't a problem with my vision - at almost 63 I still have 20/20 but I see no point in straining my eyes just to see the darned computer. So - I HATE IT! I haven't hooked up the Brother laser printer I bought as yet. My old printer - a Canon - that cost about $60.00 used the dreaded inkjet cartridges - and even though I would tell it not to print in colour - and I do know how - it ignored me. Of course you can't print unless there are colour and black cartridges in the printer - so there I was with $51.34 worth of 2 cartridges - the colour is very expensive - plus our taxes on hand - and I was 6 days late in being able to return them. I knew the old printer would not work with the new computer so I was printing out what I could while I was crashing. It was kind of awful - non-responsive mode for an hour at a time. I have no plans to try and reload anything on to the new computer just in case there is something wrong with the data. Then there was the old computer. I deleted what I could but couldn't manage to get rid of the stuff that I really wanted to - as in my name, registration, Outlook Express etc. - so I took off the side panel, took out the likely pieces of hardware - gave them a soaking and took the hammer to them and then put the side piece back on before I took It to the store's recycling department. So I am not a happy camper. Every time I try to do something basic it backfires, so I will definitely look at raven's websites - and I guess I had better see if that darned new printer will work. Best Buy sold it to me with the computer so it had better work - and I will be having something to say to them about the Microsoft Office package. Sorry for the rant, but you got me on Day ONE! I keep trying to load a toolbar that has something on it to allow me to change the font but so far that hasn't worked.

They are mostly used for pressure cooking. For example the first 2 pics can be used to bake in - yes you can make a cake in a PC ;-) - and to do what is called pot-in-pot cooking. It is making a come back of late with lots of P-I-P recipes on the web. Also used for things like rice and pastas and what they used to call meal-in-a-pot meals where the meat goes in one container, veggies in another and set on top with the spacer handles (also used for lifting out). The wire handles in pic 4 fit into the holes in the other containers. The one with the holes in the bottom is a steamer basket for doing vegetable and other things you'd steam over boiling water. The last pic is just a spacer rack. It lets you double stack 1/2 pint and some pint jars in canning and also acts as a spacer between pic 1 and 2 pans, holds the steamer pan up above the water, etc. Also works as a great jar rack in the pot bottom for pressure canning if you don't have the regular bottom rack. All really handy to have if you do any pressure cooking. Personally I'd hang on to them as you might be surprised what uses you can find for them down the line. Dave

Movie Maker would be more than enough for me. I think Adobe Premiere Pro is the standard for Windows but it comes at a price too high for me. Adobe Premiere Pro vs. iMovie Adobe has a new more basic/affordable video editor now. More for folks wanting to share to social media. Targeting vLoggers? Still, it's $9.99 per month. (The full fledged Premiere Pro is $20.99 per month) Adobe Premiere Rush Is it worth it? I don't know. Then there's Adobe Premiere Elements. $99.99, pay once. How does it compare? I don't know. Looks good at a quick glance. https://www.adobe.com/products/premiere-elements.html?red=a ---------------------------------------------------- Probably it's just an irrelevant personal choice but I prefer a large screen. My eyes certainly prefer it, and I like the level of detail it provides. I sit about eight foot from a 65" inch 4K TwouldV and... I love it. :) BTW, there might be several capable free, or even free, Windows video editors for all I know. I haven't had need to look. Edited to add: Whichever you consider, you'll want to be sure it's compatible with Win7.