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The majority of GPS tracker users are fleet teams and they are simply too busy to constantly log-in every single day and run reports.
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A lot of fleet owners already know that utilizing GPS tracker reports can add value to their business, but some may not realize just how particularly reports can be used. A fairly recent addition to the system is one of the best functions within the reports feature. This awesome addition is the capability to schedule reports. Scheduling GPS tracker reports is wonderful, because it can lend an extra level of efficiency and provide more peace of mind for management.
The majority of GPS tracker users are fleet teams and they are simply too busy to constantly log-in every single day and run reports. To scheduled reports, for the first time, they will need to enter some basic information. After doing so they can open up the possibility of scheduling the same types of reports to prevent the team from having to come back and re-enter the same start-up information all over again.
Here's what to do next:
1.) Log in to the system and enter the report area
2.) View the generated list of report types
3.) Click into the desired report type (for example, the Start/Stop Report) to schedule
4.) Select the desired device
5.) Choose the time frame desirable to learn more about it (for example from 03/01/16 to 03/04/16)
6.) Also choose the amount of time (such as increments in minutes) desired
When clicking the "View Report" button one will see the data requested and above that, in the top left corner of the screen, they will see the option to schedule ongoing reports of the same type. This makes it super easy to automatically email the person or multiple people needing to view reports every day, week or month depending on the chosen setting.
It really is simplicity at it's finest! US Fleet Tracking really is all about making sure businesses are able to use their GPS tracker devices to the fullest.
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Deutsche Bank tapped Universal Cverything to create this ever-changing video installation for the foyer of its Hong Kong head office.UE worked with creative coders Field and developed a bespoke system of 8 networked PCS to generate realtime synchronized series of eight video artworks on the 12m x 1.5 m, high resolution video wall to give lobby visitors a unique experience every day. Check out the making of here.
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The weakness of one not walking is common with age or when one is encountering a disease, potentially back bone harm. No matter the circumstances, walking aids assist the person move along whether it is a short term condition or permanent disability. They are important and arrive in an assortment of makes, organised for various purposes relying upon the status of the client. Many conditions can lead one to lose the ability to walk which some may have cures while others may be enduring. These are ailments like ankle sprains, hip and knee arthritis, leg discomfort, spinal cord injuries and much more. Canes, wheelchairs, crutches, rollators are among the commonly used hardware to aid people in walking. When encountering such a situation, your weight is the best judge to control you to your walking help outfit that will offer you suitability and straightforwardness of movement.
Canes provide some little support for those who still have some walking energy or capability in them. They operate as supporting part for the guys who are not stationary and simply need small assistance to move. A stick is standard with the old individuals who are not encountering any ailment, yet rather due to their development, the walking composure is weak and require assistance while walking. The canes can hold some pressure but cannot sustain a full body's weight when one would need support; it requires additional effort from the user. Single sticks are for the individuals who can keep up their focal point of gravity while quad sticks are opposite. These rods are made from sturdy materials to ensure strong support and durability while at the same time catering for the safety of the user by applying some safety features. Locking rings, push gets, and non-slip flexible tips are just a few the welfare additions.
People who have high upper body strength can apply the use of crutches. They work by exchanging body weight from the appendage and offer the client some solace by diminishing their uneasiness from mitigated torment. Also, they are constructed from solid aluminium material to ensure that they are durable, strong and light. Like rods, bolsters have plastic bases to keep from slipping and besides have some refined security components to shield the customer from accidental falling. These parts ensure that the patient is held securely at their position with no fear of falling. Walkers, on the other hand, serve the opposite purpose, supporting those who lack upper body strength. They are bigger and hard to use than other strolling helps, however, serve the client exceptionally well.
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Take 10: How to Create Calls-to-Action That Drive Conversions
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A strategic call-to-action (CTA) can be the most important part of your marketing deliverablesand can often make or break your conversion rates. However, many still miss the mark when it comes to developing a compelling CTA that inspires response.
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Kath Pay is the marketing director of cloud.IQ, an ecommerce conversion company. She is a world-renowned speaker and trainer, and one of the World's Top 50 Email Marketing Influencers (Vocus, 2014). Kath has also been recognized as the UKs leading Email Marketer, and heads up training for Econsultancy on Personalization and Email Marketing.
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Since 1978, Chandler has equipped many industries with the manufactured parts they need to get the job done.
Chandler Equipment Inc. was founded in 1978 as an agriculture equipment manufacturer and distributor in Batesville, Arkansas. The company moved to Springdale, Arkansas in 1982 to better serve the agriculture industry in Northwest Arkansas. As the agriculture industry grew and changed, Chandler engineered and designed a complete line of vacuum truck and tank components to serve the liquid waste industry. At the same time, Chandler also expanded their product offering by partnering with the vacuum industry leading Italian brands Jurop s.p.a. vacuum pumps and Metaltecnica s.r.l. brass valves. Chandler is proudly the North American importer and distributor for both of these brands of vacuum products. In 2015, we expanded our product list to include truck and trailer accessories.
Chandler Equipment is one of the leading global suppliers of vacuum pumps, valves, liquid transport trailer components, and frac tank components. Our manufacturing and distribution center has undergone two major renovations; in 2004 we added 20,000 sqft for manufacturing, and in 2011 we purchased 3.5 acres and added 15,000 sqft additional manufacturing space, making a total of 65,000 sqft of production and warehouse space.
Today, Chandler's manufacturing facility is state-of-the-art and optimized to provide the needs of our customers with exceptional service and superior quality. We are constantly striving to broaden our product list and streamline our manufacturing processes. We proudly sell to all 50 states and internationally.
Jeff Chandler
President – Jeff is the second-generation President of Chandler. He started working for his parents in 1978. He served as Vice President of the company until co-purchasing the company with his son Chris in 2007. He is a self-taught engineer, with a drive to create and develop the latest products in the marketplace. His focus is automating the company's manufacturing processes. On the weekends Jeff likes to play music, hike, hunt, fish, and spend time with his family and friends.
Chris Chandler
Chief Executive Officer – Chris was able to learn every aspect of the company while growing up from his father and grandparents, who founded the company in 1978. He started gaining work experience at a young age and has worked in all departments of the company. He graduated from Springdale High School in 2000. He earned his Bachelor of Arts from the University of Arkansas in 2004, before earning a full-time position as purchasing manager. He was promoted to Vice President in 2006, then was able to co-purchase the company with his dad, Jeff in 2007. In 2011, Chris was named one of the Northwest Arkansas Business Journal's Fast 15, and was a Northwest Arkansas Business Journal's Forty Under 40 honoree in 2014. He focuses on making an impact in his employee's lives and having the company do the same in the marketplace they serve. Outside of work, Chris likes to golf and spend time with his wife and three children.
Ty Pierce
Outside Sales & Territory Account Manager
Equipped with a profound Sales background, Ty has a passion for developing customer relationships and providing them with superior customer service. He is driven to find new customers and finds excitement in being the first to sell new products. Outside of work, you can find Ty spending his time outdoors and with his wife and three children.
Rick Sullivan
Product Manager
Rick has been a member of the Chandler team for the last 25 years. He brings forth an abundance of knowledge within our company. Rick has the unique ability to use his vast experience to come up with the the optimal solution. He takes pride in taking care of his customers and he has created long-term relationships with customers that will continue beyond the workplace. Rick enjoys spending time with his wife, children, and grandchildren.
Rick Wright
Inside Sales & Product Analysis
Rick joined the Chandler sales team in 2010. He brings over 30 years of experience in the trucking industry. Rick is most excited when seeing a plan involving customers and co-workers come together. He enjoys going to church, spending time with his family, and riding his horses.
Chase Bartley
Inventory Analyst/Inside Sales
Chase has a good grasp on the inner workings of Chandler, having worked his way up from the Shipping Warehouse to Inventory Manager, and now part of the sales team, as Inside Sales Account Manager. He appreciates the family environment at Chandler and ability to grow within the company. Chase enjoys spending time outside playing softball and camping with friends and family.
Chandler was founded on the belief that through distinguished customer care and products, we could change the face of the agriculture manufacturing industry. While we have grown into manufacturing tank components and supplies for the energy industry as well as providing liquid transportation parts all over the world, our values have remained the same. We promise our customers products of high caliber, and effectual, incomparable service.


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I hate spoilers. The butler did it. I'd rather books were in plain brown envelopes with no hint of what they are, so that the reader can enjoy the surprise. At the Edinburgh Fringe, I used to see shows without knowing anything but the title. (I tried avoiding the title, but you have to say it to buy a ticket.)
Apparently I should have a 'work-in-progress' page, but how can you do that without giving things away?
Crossing the Bridge
This political thriller, a satire, is about a pub crawl that gets out of hand. It's very, very nearly finished. I just need the political situation in the UK and the world to stop changing so rapidly!
A sequel to #tag is at the beta-reading stage.
The Derring-Do Club and Death on the Suez
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It's the irresistible aroma of chocolate and cinnamon that I first think of when I'm offered hot chocolate. Mexican hot chocolate is not your ordinary cacao powder and milk, oh no, and somebody needs to say this, but adding cinnamon to your hot chocolate does not make it Mexican. It is one of my culinary pet peeves. What is the best vegan brand of Mexican chocolate and what makes it so different?
Not only that it comes from Mexico, but the process used to make it is unique in itself. Mexican chocolate for beverages is sold in tablets not powder, it is made by toasting, and grinding cacao beans with sugar, vanilla, and cinnamon. It is then packed into a mold and formed into a tablet. To make into a beverage simply dissolve a couple of pieces of the tablet in hot milk. If the chocolate is of high quality you can dissolve it in water, milk is not necessary. The video below, from Saveur.com shows you exactly how chocolate tablets are made in Mexico.
The Best Vegan Brand of Mexican Chocolate
There are three brands of Mexican chocolate that are commonly found in grocery stores: Abuelita, Ibarra, and Taza. We tested all three of them for you with Califia Farms Toasted Coconut Milk.
Best Overall: Taza Chocolate Mexicano Cinnamon
This one was my favorite. It is produced here in the US using the same process described in the video above. It is intensely chocolaty, aromatic, not too sweet, but with a hint of bitterness. The foam is thick, not at all airy. It contains only three ingredients: cacao beans, sugar, and cinnamon. It is also certified USDA organic, non-GMO, certified gluten-free, and vegan. The only downside is the price, $5.oo. It really isn't too expensive, but one package will only make you two cups of hot chocolate.
Best Budget-Friendly Chocolate: Ibarra
Ibarra is the one we buy more often, and it is a Mexican product. It has a medium chocolate flavor intensity and it is pretty sweet. There is no bitterness to it at all. The foam is airy and firm. It contains cocoa liquor, sugar, soy lecithin, and cinnamon flavoring. The price, $3.50, and it makes 24 cups of hot chocolate.
Last but Not Least: Abuelita
I contacted Nestle and they confirmed that it is NOT vegan.
NOTE: Even though Nestle has said that the product is not vegan there are no animal products on the ingredient list. After further inquiry this is what Nestle responded: "The evaluation for vegan claims has not been performed on this item. We therefore would advise the product is not suitable for vegans."
Abuelita has a special place in my heart, it evokes a lot memories for me and it is extremely popular in Mexico. It has a medium chocolate flavor, is very sweet, and has no bitterness. The cinnamon flavor is strong and fragrant. The foam is airy and very firm. The downside is that it contains additives like vegetable oils, artificial flavor, and PGPR. The price, $3.25, and it makes 24 cups of chocolate.
Regardless of which one you think is the best vegan brand of Mexican chocolate, I urge to give Mexican hot chocolate a try. You won't be disappointed. What is your favorite brand?


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The Tahs defeated the Queensland Reds on Saturday night 34-3, as they continued their charge into the Super Rugby finals. With the minor premiership already claimed, there was a sense that the game could be a non-event, although both teams challenged that notion throughout the lead-up to the game. �
Even with Israel Folau being rested, the Tahs named a strong squad, who had no issues dismantling an injury riddled Reds squad. Kurtley Beale put on a masterclass as he put Jono Lance through for the first try of the game, before scoring two for himself. �Nick Phipps rounded out the try scorers for NSW as they strolled to victory.
The match threatened to come to boiling point when Sekope Kepu was sin-binned for throwing a punch at Beau Robinson after he took offence to some late work around the breakdown. Even with an extra man, the Reds didn't look like scoring, and whilst I enjoy beating the Reds, this was sad.
Quite frankly this was a training run for the Waratahs and not that much can be taken from it, they will play either the Brumbies or the Chiefs in a fortnight and either of those two will pose a much greater threat than this toothless Queensland squad.�
Let's take a look at five key observations from the game:
1. Set Pieces:�The Tahs lineout was terrible last night, it gave the Reds great field position, the Tahs were lucky that the Reds were so terrible.�
2. Kurtley:�Showed that he can be as effective without Folau playing. He's starting to bring more players into the attack with his smart inside balls. Will be vital to the Tahs finals campaign.
3. Depth:�Hooper, Beale and Folau have been great this year, but the Tahs depth is winning them games. Wingers and forwards are able to come in and plug into any position needed. Reminds me of what makes the Sydney Swans so great.�
4. Deja Vu:�It was only a few years ago that the Reds demolished the Tahs as they swept into the finals that they ultimately won. The tables turned tonight, but it was eerily similar. Hopefully history repeats itself in the finals.�
5. Refereeing:�Thought the game was too stop-start last night. Extremely long advantage calls meant that the game struggled to have a flow. Hopefully this isn't a trend over the next month.�


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Denver weather forecast for today, Nov. 15: Sunny and quite warm
Good morning! It's going to be very unseasonably warm today, with a high of 79 degrees (!) and clear skies, according to the National Weather Service.
We'll see a pretty incredible temperature swing in the next few days. The high for Wednesday is 77 degrees, and the low for Wednesday night is 37 degrees with a chance of snow showers, NWS forecasts. On Thursday, a high of 48 degrees comes with a chance of rain and snow, followed by a chance of snow showers on Thursday night.
The coldest day of the week may be Friday, at 42 degrees, before temperatures start swinging up again, according to NWS.


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Highlands and Islands Labour MSP, David Stewart, welcomed the news that Ministry of Defence is to invest £16.8m on the Western Isles.
The Investment will see two new weapons tracking radars installed on St. Kilda and the upgrading of the radar equipment at the South Uist Rocket Range.
The MSP said, "This is extremely good news and I welcome this encouraging step towards securing the future for the Hebrides base and the local community."
Mr Stewart continued, "This demonstrates that the Western Isles have a huge strategic role to play in the UK's defence and is testament to the dedication and commitment of both the workforce and the community of the Western Isles."
The MSP concluded, "It is 60 years since the range was built and it is today still playing a vital role in the security of the United Kingdom."


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Grab your foam fingers and jerseys, people: it's The Week That Was Super Bowl edition!
Check out these stories taking the field this week:
Read on for more news and bad sports metaphors, in The Week That Was!
4th & LONG: PHARMA GOES FOR IT ON PRICING BATTLE
The biggest news this week may not be the Patriots-Falcons battle, but rather the meeting between President Trump and pharmaceutical industry leaders. Based on recent remarks (President Trump said the industry was "getting away with murder"), one might've expected the POTUS vs. pharma exchange to be contentious. But, it appears that the sides found some common ground. While this will inevitably be a long season between pharma and policymakers, we expect the rivalry to get even more interesting when POTUS fills a few key holes in his roster: HHS Secretary and FDA Commissioner. Trump laid out his demands for industry, including increased domestic manufacturing, lower drug prices for Medicare and Medicaid, and changing the paradigm of foreign countries "freeloading"on U.S. innovation. In post-meeting interviews, Eli Lilly's CEO David Ricks hinted the industry will seek market-based solutions and competitive domestic tax rates to incentivize building new U.S. manufacturing sites. PhRMA's CEO Steve Ubl supported private sector negotiation for better deals and emphasized reform will create "up to 350,000 new jobs over the next 10 years."
Providing color commentary from the sidelines, Aetna's CEO Mark Bertolini said drug costs and double digit price increases—driven largely by specialty drugs—must be addressed "sooner rather than later" if we desire more affordable premiums. Sen. Bernie Sanders chimed in, saying he's ready to work across party lines to bring down drug prices if President Trump is "serious" about doing so. Sanders and Rep. Elijah Cummings are drafting legislation aimed at lowering drug costs through drug importation and by allowing Medicare to negotiate with drug makers.
Biopharma execs should've breathed a sigh of relief last week when the POTUS discussed competitive market solutions to bring down drug costs instead of the direct negation of prices with Medicare – a threat he made during the campaign. In the meantime, President Trump is taking aim at reducing regulations and expediting access to new therapies via Executive Order, a move that may have prompted agency officials to dial back expected HHS guidance on drug discounts under the 340B program. While it's unlikely the Executive Order will have any profound impact on the way HHS and FDA do business, it's an opening play that sets the tone for a much more activist Executive Branch when it comes to the day-to-day operations of federal agencies. The net/net: this week's head-to-head match-up may have been a game-changer in shifting POTUS' perception of pharma to an industry driving innovation, creating jobs, and improving patient access to groundbreaking medicines.
To trade or not to trade based on President Trump's tweets? That seems to be the game-time decision for investors, who've been glued to Trump's feed. But the scouts that are paying closest attention to Trump's Twitter output may actually be of the robotic kind. One of the newest players on the scene is the "Trump and Dump bot," a computer program automated to short stocks within seconds of a Trump tweet it analyzes as "negative." The bot uses artificial intelligence to identify company mentions and its algorithm instantly analyzes the sentiment. Company mentions likely to trigger a stock price decline are shorted immediately. Publicly traded companies beware!
Beware IR and communications folks everywhere: social listening "bots" are becoming increasingly common and the market reacts quickly, even to fake or inaccurate news. How do you battle the bots? Be prepared to react immediately: issue and tweet a statement ASAP to correct inaccuracies, and aggressively engage in the media cycle to get your POV heard. A best practice was Boeing's tiff with Trump over the cost of Air Force One contracts. Then-President-Elect tweeted Boeing's costs are "out of control, more than $4 billion. Cancel order!" With a quick and direct response to correct the inaccurate $4 billion price tag, Boeing regained the initial $2/share drop by the end of the day.
Battling months of accusations of unsportsmanlike conduct, drug makers faced another blow this week, as a class-action lawsuit was filed against Sanofi, Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly alleging an insulin price-fixing conspiracy. The suit claims the pharma companies exploited the drug pricing system in a way that benefits themselves and pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) by raising the "benchmark" prices on their insulin products. The legal counsel in the suit said patients were "practically imprisoned under the price hikes," which totaled more than 150% over five years. Patients struggling to afford their medicines (which can sometimes cost almost $900 a month) allegedly resorted to extreme measures such as "under-dosing," taking expired insulin and intentionally developing diabetic ketoacidosis to obtain free insulin samples from hospital ERs.
Before pharma takes another penalty, we think they should ask the refs to review the play. While pharma gets blamed for unnecessary roughness, PBMs seem to be able to raise premiums and cost-sharing requirements with impunity. Why do drug makers get the blame? Some argue it's because pharma publishes the list prices. Or, as Brian Henry of Express Scripts said, "Rebates don't raise drug prices, drug makers raise drug prices." A recent study from the Berkeley Research Group shed light on the pharmaceutical supply chain, finding a substantial increase in the discounts PBMs and health plans have been negotiating with drug makers recently. But are patients seeing the savings? Not so much. The argument of blaming PBMs for drug costs is gaining some traction, but drug makers must tread lightly on this point. Most Americans don't understand the supply chain and our research shows that explanations by drug makers about PBMs' involvement in pricing are seen as "shifting the blame."
This week, the Institute for Clinical and Economic Review announced proposed updates to its value assessment framework. ICER President Steve Pearson said the proposed changes "seek to improve the ability of the ICER value framework to achieve one goal: to help inform collaborative dialogue and policies that will ensure sustainable access to high-value care for all patients." The proposals are open for public comment until April 3rd. Notable changes include: 1) broadening the range of cost-effectiveness thresholds to assess a drug's long-term value; 2) using estimated net pricing instead of wholesale acquisition costs in its analyses; and 3) updates to make models "as transparent as possible," including a longer timeline for report development to provide more opportunity for stakeholder engagement.
ICER watched "the tapes" and is preparing a new offensive strategy when meeting opponents on the field. The "experiment" ICER started is now becoming the de-facto arbiter of whether medicines are cost-effective. Rather than continuing to play defense by protesting ICER's lack of transparency, manufacturers need an offensive strategy of their own, addressing value head-on in product narratives, stakeholder interactions, and the media. In the absence of accurate information, ICER will fill the void. ICER is moving full-speed ahead with category reviews, which increasingly evaluate drugs pre-launch. If you have questions on ICER or have a medicine undergoing a review, inVentiv's Issues team can help. Our Value Frameworks offering helps you navigate the review, translate HEOR data into stakeholder-friendly responses, and prepare for media milestones.
That's it for this week. We're going to eat some cold pizza and re-watch those halftime commercials on YouTube. If you missed us last week, catch up on previous issues of The Week That Was by clicking here.
Until next week,
Your friends at the The Issues Management Practice @inVentiv Health PR
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After working in the medical aesthetics for more than a decade, Mark McKenna got the idea of starting up OVME. The company experienced tremendous growth and became recognized as one of the largest businesses in the nation. He previously had a business that he opted to sell to a publicly held company. Dr. Mark McKenna is a certified Medical doctor who has received relevant license to practice Surgery by Both the Georgia and the Florida State Board of Medical Examiners. One thing that distinguishes him from other doctors is the passion he has for his patients. He is dedicated to serving to the best of his ability.
Dr. Mark McKenna hails from New Orleans, La. He was brought up by a father who practiced medicine. He enrolled in Tulane University Medical School and on graduating began his medical career at his father's firm and at the same time opened a real estate development company known as McKenna Venture Investments. The real estate business did so well. He would later acquire two companies namely Uptown Title international and Universal Mortgage Lending. Out of the good management from Mark McKenna, the companies' portfolio grew significantly. It provided job opportunity to more than 50 individuals and offered finance, real estate as well as design-build finance.
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Just in time for the New Year, I bought myself a 'new' desk. I've had my eye on this one for awhile at Ikea. Just found it on Craigslist and had to have it. I just wish I was one of those people who doesn't have to have everything visible to be inspired (or to remember what I have). Lot's of plans for 2012. If I get my nerve up, I'll post my goals for the year next week. Happy New Year!
Friday, December 30, 2011
New Desk for a New Year
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Labels: home decor, In my studio
Tuesday, December 27, 2011
We had a great Christmas with family. I was so surprised and happy to receive this original painting by Sonia von Walter from my parents. She also hand paints nesting dolls. Mom got one for my niece who loves them.
This room is almost finished. After the contractor leaves, I still need to paint the battens, but it's so close! At least we'll be able to use it today. It's been three months! I won't be using Home Depot for any other projects. Their people are wonderful, but the policies are all about covering their a____. I had to pay for the whole project in advance way back in September. I want to work with someone who is an expert in whatever project and who can help guide me in choosing the right materials in the first place.
On Christmas day we checked out what Santa brought, then hopped in the car and headed down to my brother-in-law's near Santa Barbara. I was so happy to sneak in a trip into town. I love Santa Barbara! It's a feast for the eyes. Fantastic weather too (68°). All I really want for Christmas is snow, but I did enjoy the warmth.
My favorite restaurant in Santa Barbara—Pascucci's. Their Firenze pasta is to die for. Yum!
Even the shuttles are festive!
I hope your holidays were the best! I can't wait to dig into 2012.
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Labels: home decor, original painting, Santa Barbara
Monday, December 19, 2011
It's beginning to look like Christmas…
It's finally beginning to look like Christmas around here. I've been way behind on my decorating due to deadlines and sickness. Deadlines are met, I'm feeling better, so bring on Christmas! I just wish I had finished my shopping.
This nativity scene, the angels, and the plates all belonged to my grandma. Lladro isn't really my thing, but I love having these reminders of her and her home.
This is the Santa collection that now lives full time in my studio. It helps when I have to create Christmas art in July.
This is the one thing that's still hanging over my head—the bathroom. I so wish i was finished with this already. I've completely lost interest in it, but traipsing up the stairs all the time is getting old, and I have company coming in two days, so I must press on.
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Labels: Christmas, home decor
Friday, December 16, 2011
Chicken Licken
This is my entry for the Tomie dePaola award. It's a scene from Chicken Licken (aka Chicken Little). I am so excited about this piece. It's done in a style that's been brewing all year, but was always just out of reach. It's also a much more complicated composition than I usually do. I had the idea from the beginning, but it took a lot of sketching, scanning, and re-sketching to make it work. I'm so happy with it and I can't wait to get onto the next project to play some more.
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Labels: children's book, collage, contest, painting, Tomie DePaola award
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
A Baby Quilt
If you follow me on Twitter of Facebook, you know we had a recent addition to the family. No, this is not my baby, it's my sister-in-law's baby. Introducing my new niece, Raiah (pronounced like Mariah without the 'ma').
Of course this much cuteness deserves a very special gift, so I decided to make a quilt. This is my first completed quilt. I still haven't finished my first pieced quilt which you can see here.
I used fabric from my friend, Bari J's latest line, Paris Apartment. I ordered it from Fat Quarter Shop. This is the second time I'm making a quilt with her fabrics. I think I'm the president of her fan club.
I truly love this line of fabric. It's like she used all of my favorite colors! I also love that it features dressmaker's dummies in one of the fabrics. Perfect for my SIL, Tabi, who's very into fashion. I machined quilted it with random width lines of hot pink thread. I don't have a photo of the back where I used a leftover piece of Bari's Full Bloom Fabric, which worked perfectly.
I made this quilt big for a baby quilt. It's about 48" x 60". They grow out of baby quilts so fast! I'm calling this one a cuddle quilt. Big enough for Mom & baby.
Here's a little behind the scenes photo of my assistants.
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Monday, November 28, 2011
Cyber Monday Sale!!!
My gift to you is 20% off for the next three days, so stop by, stock up, and have a great holiday season!
I'm destashing my studio in preparation for the New Year. I have big projects and big plans for next year, so I need to clear the decks. I'm putting extra craft supplies in my Etsy shop. If you buy them, I'd love to see what you do with them! I also have some tins & craft boxes available.
This is an original collage in a handpainted birdhouse frame — 20% off!
I also have some originals and home decor stuff that's not working in my new home.
I'm selling this vintage sign on ebay.
This is an original painting made with vintage ephemera. I have some more originals to add, but I need a sunny day to photograph them. Stay tuned.
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Labels: birdhouse, collage, craft, Etsy, original painting, painting, shop, supplies, vintage sign
Monday, November 21, 2011
A stitch in time
I'd really love to be showing you the art I've been working on, but I can't, yet.
Last night I was too tired to think, but had the urge to make something. It's no fun sitting around, not making anything. I can't handle it, I must make! So I got out another of Charlotte Lyons' patterns and some Summer Soiree fabric by Paula Prass, which I am so loving! I decided to base the color palette on this fabric. Hello, color! Now I may be able to remain sane over the weekend when I won't be able to work. Whew! Crisis averted!
Just in time for Christmas, I'm updating my shop. I've only just started, so keep checking back. I'm adding supplies, originals, and ornaments.
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Labels: embroidery, fabric, stitching
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
A bit of sillines
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Tuesday, November 1, 2011
Collage it up!
I've been working to change my style for at least a year now. I think I'm finally getting close to something I love. I still have some ideas on how to push it further, but I'm really happy with where this is going. I've added some collage to this illo.
This is the original version I submitted for the Illustrator's Day assignment for Disney/Hyperion Art Director, Joann Hill.
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Halloween makes me so happy we moved almost two years ago. Are new neighborhood is so much fun on Halloween. We actually got caught in a couple of 'traffic jams' while Trick or Treating. This year we had the teenager and his friends hang out at the house and pass out treats (chaperoned, of course). The younger set then hit the road. A good time was had by all.
One of the perks of having a 10 year old, is that he can carve his own pumpkin! Thank goodness! I really don't like doing that at all.
Here are my Chick Magnet & my Lil Miss Sunshine. I'm so proud. I like that I got to applique and hand stitch the Chick costume. So much fun! The best part is that the little guy is wearing my old Tinkerbell costume. Talk about 'reuse'.
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Monday, October 17, 2011
Halloween Goodies
I just got my super cute Halloween ornament from Kathy Weller! I so cute! This will be added to my Halloween decor collection which I keep up year round. You can get one here. She has so many cute things! I also got this to put in my current sketchbook.
I just can't get enough of any kind of orange and green combo. It was an accident that they landed together here on my palette.
Don't forget to order my Halloween products in my shop.
Don't forget to order my Halloween products in my shop.
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Labels: Halloween, Kathy Weller, paint
Thursday, October 13, 2011
I'm working on improving my painting skills. I'm not abandoning my color pencils, but I am painting more of the backgrounds and assembling things in Photoshop. I re-discovered a couple of books I already owned (thank goodness) that have been a great inspiration. The above is The adventures of the Dish and the Spoon by Mini Grey (sorry, she doesn't have a website-gasp). I just love everything about this book: the layout, the art, the colors!
It has a bit of a graphic novel layout as you can see here.
Max's Words written by Kate Banks is another great book. The story is about a boy who wants to collect something and decides it'll be words. This book inspired my son to collect words in a box and 'write' stories with them.
I just love how Boris Kulikov illustrated the words, stories, and collections. So clever!
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Labels: books, children's book, inspiration
Monday, October 10, 2011
Sketchbook Project: Too much of a good thing!
I think this falls under the category of "Too much of a good thing"! Sketch plus Photoshop.
I've just recently updated my Zazzle shop with lots of fun Halloween products. Check it out!
Scary Spider T-shirt here.
Pumpkin T-shirt here.
I've just recently updated my Zazzle shop with lots of fun Halloween products. Check it out!
Pumpkin Trick or Treat bag here.
Scary Spider Trick or Treat bag here.
Boo Bat T-shirt here.
Scary Spider T-shirt here.
Pumpkin T-shirt here.
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Labels: Chihuahua, gift, girl, Halloween, lollipop, sketchbook project, trick or treat
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Sketchbook Project 2011…Finally!
After much stalling, busy-ness, and ambivalence, I finally started my Sketchbook Project. Not sure I'll finish it, since I have other priorities. This is a small experiment. I'm trying to include more collage in my illustrations. This wasn't what I was picturing, but that's ok. I may make this sketchbook a place to pursue this goal.
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Tuesday, October 4, 2011
Circus Art
Can I just say how much I love this time of year? Well, I do. The coziness factor has increased tenfold. I find that I'm better at the 'butt in chair' component of being a working illustrator when it's raining. Do you find that the cold, rainy weather helps or hurts your productivity?
This is from a job I did over the summer. I can't give any details, sorry. I had a lot of fun with this project. I've been wanting to do a circus project for awhile.
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Labels: circus, circus art, home, line art, sketches, vector artwork
Monday, October 3, 2011
Sketch Sneaky Peak
Here's a sneaky peak of what I'm working on right now. I hope to be able to talk about it soon, but I can say that it involves multiple books. Squeeeee!
In other news, I'm knee deep in bathroom remodeling, enduring one hiccup after another. One thing's for sure, I do not enjoy doing it myself. Painting, hanging pictures or shelves are more my speed. My husband's just loving that I insisted on removing a 'perfectly good' tile floor, thus causing him to do intense manual labor. He's just thrilled (tongue inserted firmly in cheek)! His mantra is 'Why do it yourself when you can pay someone else to do it'. I have to agree, but I'll have to earn a lot more money to put it into practice. Sigh. At least I had enough sense to know I wouldn't want to lay the tile myself. I should get points for that.
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This is me! Thanks for stopping by my website. I'm a Digital Communication Executive for Glasgow Science Centre and Glasgow City of Science.
As you can probably guess from that, I love science communication and digital communications! Pretty lucky then that I can combine these into my work 🙂
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When he was younger, Derek used to dream about following in the footsteps of David Attenborough and making documentaries about wildlife in far-flung corners of the globe. He ended up working in radio broadcasting, spinning country music radio tracks after gaining his BSc Science Studies from University of Strathclyde, before a triumphant move into the wonderful world of science communication. After more than 10 years at Glasgow Science Centre he's pretty chuffed with himself having helped countless people engage in fun and thought provoking science experiences. He's trained many others following a similar path and is now navigating the digital jungle and supporting the Glasgow City of Science mission to get the city and the West of Scotland on the map for science. In the future he'll travel into space to view the planet from afar. He still dreams.
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After much reflection and soul searching, I have decided to conclude my service as the president and chief executive officer of The Philadelphia Orchestra concurrent with my expiring contract date of December 31, 2017. I have not come to this decision easily or lightly, but I believe that the timing is right both for the long-term work of the Association and for me personally.
A string quartet traveled to Incheon to perform at the New Cities Summit held at the Convensia Convention Center. Philadelphia and Incheon are Sister Cities. (L to r) Assistant Concertmaster Marc Rovetti, violinist Julia Li, Assistant Principal Cello Yumi Kendall, and violist Che-Hung Chen perform at the Summit. Photo by Jan Regan.
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Yannick leads the rehearsal of repertoire for both Wednesday and Thursday's concerts. Photo by Jan Regan.
A quartet of musicians performed a concert at Deoksu Palace, a walled compound of palaces in Seoul that was inhabited by members of Korea's royal family. Assistant Principal Second Violin Dara Morales warms up prior to the performance. Photo by Jan Regan.
After a whirlwind two-day visit to Ulaanbaatar, (l to r) Co-Principal Trombone Matthew Vaughn, trumpet player Anthony Prisk, and Principal Trumpet David Bilger wait at Chinggis Khaan International Airport for their morning flight to Seoul, where they, and the rest of the Mongolian mission, meet up with the remainder of the Orchestra tour party, who were traveling from Beijing. Photo by Jan Regan.
Musicians performed in numerous concerts today around Ulaanbaatar. A young audience member came early to an International Children's Week Concert at the Children's Palace, baton in hand. Photo by Jan Regan.
A children's chorus opened the concert with a rendition of "This Land Is Your Land." Photo by Jan Regan.
A small contingent of musicians and staff is in Ulaanbaatar where they will perform pop-up concerts, and give master classes and lectures on arts administration. This is the first time a Western orchestra has engaged in people-to-people exchange and outreach activities in Mongolia. The historic visit is in celebration of the 30th anniversary of U.S.-Mongolian diplomatic relations and is made possible by the direct investment and innovative leadership of the United States Department of State and the United States Embassy in Ulaanbaatar.
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The GRC Social Director, ahem yours truly, just bought a projector so that means…. drum roll… movies all Summer! We don't have dates for any of these yet, but here's what we're thinking so far…
Adults-Only Movie Night – The Big Lebowski
Her life is in your hands Dude. Her life is in your hands…. Watch the Dude from the pool this summer at adult movie night. Date to be decided!
PG-13 Movie Night – Jaws
We're gonna need a bigger boat. Who can say no to watching this from the pool? A classic that most of us haven't seen in 20 years.


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Transitional state of summer meets fall, where it gets chilly enough at night that it's that time to spend on coat check, and borderline inappropriate office wear which you once got away with "it's too hot outside" is now inappropriate. So here's me taking my leopard choppers for a spin in Byward before it becomes another one of my basement babies and bff with my furnace.
September 17, 2012
Summer's Gone But I'm Still Right Here
Transitional state of summer meets fall, where it gets chilly enough at night that it's that time to spend on coat check, and borderline inappropriate office wear which you once got away with "it's too hot outside" is now inappropriate. So here's me taking my leopard choppers for a spin in Byward before it becomes another one of my basement babies and bff with my furnace.
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Loving the shorts! They're so perfect ♥ And I really love the boots you're wearing :) xoxoReplyDelete
Great jacket! This time of year is supposed to be "good sleeping weather" but I tossed and turned all night. It might as well be hot.ReplyDelete
Love the outfit. At least you have a few more days of rocking shorts before it get's to cold for bear anything. Those boots are awesome! twitter.com/Sandrasweet30ReplyDelete
Ah, summer is still around here in Europe.ReplyDelete
Very pretty images here as usual. Adore those divine shorts;-)
wow, great pictures!!!ReplyDelete
Fabulous cut offs!ReplyDelete
Happy Monday Hun xoxo
You look amazing in this outfit. Love the shorts, jacket, and boots!ReplyDelete
xo, Yi-chia
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Awesome leopard shorts, and I'm seriously coveting that jacket ♥ReplyDelete
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That is such a hot jacket my friend ;)ReplyDelete
loving those shorts! it still feels like summer here in LA with the 90 degree weatherReplyDelete
It's about time for me to say goodbye to my summer clothes too. I'm ready though I think. I love that two tone leather jacket and boots, they look great with those cute shorts!ReplyDelete
killer shorts and boots! great photos too, love the vibrancy of the colors.ReplyDelete
you look awesome! i love your shorts!ReplyDelete
Love the jacket!ReplyDelete
Great outfit and great pictures!! love those shorts and those boots! such a great transitional mix!ReplyDelete
Thank you for commenting on my blog- fantastic shorts. Love the pairing with the red teeReplyDelete
Beautiful photos and I love your jacket!ReplyDelete
Ahhh I miss the byward market!! And ottawa in general actually! In other news, that vest is pretty fantastic.ReplyDelete
This is not my style, but I think you are totally rocking the look! The boots are just so cool!ReplyDelete
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SWEEEEEEEET BOOTS! I had my last hurrah with the weather as well (farewell favourite onesie, until next Spring...) Looking forward to bundling at last =)ReplyDelete
Street Market? Those dino things are crazy!ReplyDelete
I hate this transitional weather, too! It's so confusing! Cute outfit, and I love Augustana (glad to know I'm not the only person who's heard of them)!!ReplyDelete
I sure got slapped in the face with "fall" this morning when it was in the 50s. Yikes, summer really is over ;( I love your sidewalk photos!ReplyDelete
Such a stunning jacket!ReplyDelete
loving that combination, edgy and yet soft because of the browns. I love shorts right now, and they arent going anywhere!ReplyDelete
Love your outfit especially your boots! I have this fetish for boots. :3ReplyDelete
Gorgeous! And thank you for commenting in my blog. Sure it's nice to have a crush. :3
I love your boot heels! :) your leopard prints are so cute too!ReplyDelete
and you're looking as great as always julie girl! i actually did a collage of leopard with black, gold, and red last month. ;) augustana is one of my top 10 fave bands. i adore that song, sigh.ReplyDelete
I really like those shorts, very fun and edgy. Great shots too! Love the look :-)ReplyDelete
the transition between summer and fall is a challenge to dress for, haha. it gets extremely hot during the day, but there's a little bit of wind at night, my answer is to always bring a scarf in my bag. ;)ReplyDelete
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i love ur shorts!! cute outfit! <33 it!ReplyDelete
I love your leopard shorts and the fun way you've styled them!ReplyDelete


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Although smaller than its cousins ACE, popularly known as the chota hathi, and Super ACE, Zip is a small yet smart micro truck. With a payload capacity of 600 kgs and an unbelievable turning radius of 3.5 meters, this small cargo truck becomes the answer to the never ending problems of narrow alleyways and heavy traffic.
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- Payload capacity of 600 kgs
- Turning radius of 3.5 meters
- A warranty of 36,000 km / 12 months
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Harry Styles Is A Member Of This VIP Club And We Bet You've Not Heard Of It
5 June 2017, 13:15
Now this sounds like the sort of club we would all love...
Being an international singing superstar comes with it's perks and getting into exclusive clubs and VIP places must be one.
However Harry Styles is apparently the member of a VIP we didn't even realise existed...and we want in!
Apparently the 23-year old is a member of none other than the Branston Pickle VIP Club and is entitled to free jars whenever he likes.
A source said: "As a card holder, Harry is now able to order in Branston Pickle wherever he is in the world by calling the special VIP pickle hotline on the back of the card."
Read More: Harry Styles Has To Flirt His Way Into The Late Late Show!
You can't beat a cheese and pickle ploughman sandwich and we bet Harry has them coming out of his ears as a member of this club.
The revelation came when it was revealed that the Sign Of The Times hitmaker was asked to be a brand ambassador for She Wee. For those who don't know, it's a brand of female urination devices which some ladies opt for when camping because they allow women to go to the loo while standing up.
And poor Harry got sent loads for free in 2012! Bizarre...
The Daily Star newspaper interviewed him and asked what was the weirdest object he had ever been asked to endorse. He answered "SheWee. The sent me a bunch and I don't know if I was supposed to do anything with them. I guess I was supposed to give them to my friends."
Unsurprisingly, the One Direction star turned it down but at the time found it so funny he Tweeted "Just found a box of SheWee's in my room."
We think sticking to pickle was a wise move Harry. But seriously, where can we get one of these VIP cards?!


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If you're thinking about shaving your head clean – or already are – you need the best tools.
A quality electric shaver qualifies as one of those tools. But, not just any electric shaver.
What you truly need is an electric shaver just for your head.
An electric head shaver is a must-have for men who desire a bald head. You can use regular electric shavers, but they won't get the job done like a shaver just for your head. Trust us.
That said, our mission was to find the "best electric head shaver 2018, " and we've done that with the Remington HC4250 Shortcut Pro leading the pack.
We've also come with four other electric head shavers that we think you'll also like a lot. Let's get started:
- The 5 best electric head shavers for men
- Can you shave your head with an electric razor? Really?
- What exactly are electric head shavers?
- How the best head shavers were selected
The 5 Best Electric Head Shavers For Men 2018
Gentlemen, here they are, the 5 best electric head shavers 2018:
1. Remington HC4250 Shortcut Pro Self-Haircut Kit
A lot of questions come to mind when we think about electric shavers:
- Does it provide a close shave?
- Does the battery last a long time?
- Is it noisy?
But do we think about the part of our body that is most responsible for its use?
Maybe. Maybe not.
Indeed, how a shaver feels in your hand is a vital consideration. And that's one reason why we like the Remington HC4250 so much.
- It fits easily into your hand. There's nothing clunky or hard-to-handle about it.
- It has a rubber grip for maximum control. After all, no one wants a shaver that's going to slip out of their hand and end up on the bathroom floor (hopefully not in a million pieces).
Of course, there's much more to the Remington HC4250 than just its grip. It is, after all, the best electric head shaver. But we'd be remiss if we didn't mention its grip.
There's plenty more to like about it, however:
- The HC4250 has an extra-wide curved blade that closely follows the contour of your head to provide a close, even cut.
- It's versatile and has everything you need to get a quality haircut from the comfort of your home, including:
- Nine length combs (from 1/16" to 5/8").
- A cleaning brush and oil.
- It's available for cord and cordless use.
- A lithium rechargeable battery with 40 minutes of cordless runtime. The Remington HC4250 can also be used with a cord and comes with a charging adaptor. A full charge takes four hours – which isn't bad at all when compared to other shavers.
- It's 100% washable with water. That's always a great feature and makes cleaning your shaver so much easier (with so little mess).
Why You Need This Shaver. Now.
While not professional grade – technically – the Remington HC4250 is the best cordless head shaver for the rest of us. Its stainless steel blades are high quality, ensuring a close, clean shave every time.
And we've already touched on its shape and how easily it fits into your hand. Moreover, you can clean it under the faucet for maximum convenience.
Oh, and it's also quiet. That's great if you're one of those who grumpily emerges into the land of the living each morning.
But This Shaver Isn't For Me Because
Nothing's perfect, including this excellent shaver.
- While the battery is nothing to snicker about, it's not as long-lasting as those in other models.
- Finally, its largest comb is still a bit short.
But, the truth is, there's a lot more to like about this shaver than there isn't. A whole lot more. We wouldn't rank it this highly if there were.
2. Skull Shaver Bald Eagle
Necessity often results in great inventions.
The caveman and fire.
Railroads. Automobiles.
It seems only fitting then that Skull Shaver founder John Lyles created his Bald Eagle head shaver out of personal need. Lyles, as the story goes, was always on the go and needed a shaver he could use anywhere that didn't require much clean-up afterward.
And that's how he came up with his Bald Eagle product, which has gained plenty of traction in the U.S. via the media and other sources. Let's take a look at our skull shaver review.
Getting to the heart (or head) of the matter
There's a lot to like about the Bald Eagle Shaver:
- As mentioned, John Lyles sought a shaver that did its job without making a mess. Thanks to a large swirling shaver head with five rotary cutters; the Bald Eagle provides a fast, clean shave that doesn't demand a major clean-up operation at the end.
- The Bald Eagle's unique, patented design allows you to reach the back of your head easily. How is it unique? Because of its horizontally-shaped handle (almost all other shavers have a vertical handle).
- You get 90 minutes of use on a single charge.
- It's good for dry and wet shaving.
- It's easy to clean and rinse with warm water; you don't have to open the shaver heads.
- Good for cordless use and without a power cord.
Reviewers like that the Bald Eagle's rotary cutters make it easy to cut all types of hair while also preventing pesky nicks and cuts.
Don't Waste Another Minute. Why it's Time to Buy This Head Shaver
We're confident that you'll love the Bald Eagle head shaver. It's great if you're a man who shaves his head on a regular basis, but it's also versatile enough to shave others parts of your face and body. It covers a wide area in a single pass while providing a close, clean shave.
And we almost forgot about the small LCD screen on the shaver's handle.
Here's a look at the Bald Eagle in action:
Or, Maybe This Shaver Isn't For You
The Bald Eagle's one-year manufacturer's warranty isn't great. And you have to purchase additional accessories because they don't come with the kit.
3. Wahl Professional 8061-100 5-Star Series Shaver Shaper
There's nothing wrong with old school. But if you can combine old school with new school technology, then you're onto something.
Enter Wahl's 8061-100 5-Star Series Shaver Shaper.
The Shaver Shaper has a classic look that's right out of the 1950s because of its rectangular-shaped case and a large on-off button that's impossible to miss. And it comes with wide foil-style shaving blades.
Of course, any best head shaver review wouldn't be complete without something from Wahl – whose products have garnered attention with good reason (i.e., they're high-quality).
Let's take a closer look at the 5-Star Series Shaver Shaper:
- You'll like the 8061-100's versatility. It's great for our primary purpose here – shaving your head – but it's handy for shaving your face, neck, and beard if you so desire.
- Lightweight and easy to handle.
- It's affordable.
- You can use it both with a cord and without, and its hypoallergenic shaving foil makes it suitable for any skin type.
- You'll get a close shave with the Wahl 8061-100 without needing to apply a ton of pressure.
- The foil head makes it easier to trim your sideburns and beard.
Another reason to like the Wahl 5-Star Series Shaver Shaper is that it works well with different hair types – from super fine to thick and coarse. That said, it's not ideal for trimming longer hair.
Time to Get the Wahl 8061-100 5-Star Series Shaver Shaper Because:
If you don't need a lot of frills but still want a shaver that gets the job done, then you need to check out the 5-Star Series Shaver Shaper. You're not going to get a fancy LED screen. But you will get a shaver that does what you want it to do.
You're Better Off Shopping For Another Shaver Because:
For the same reason some men like it – it doesn't come with a lot of fancy stuff. There aren't a lot of bells and whistles compared to other shavers. But you get a lot for the price.
4. HeadBlade ATX All Terrain Head Razor
This first thing someone will ask is why you bought a toy.
"What's with the toy ATV in your bathroom?" he or she will say.
But that's the thing with the HeadBlade ATX All Terrain Head Razor: it looks like a toy, comes packaged in a way that would make a child giddy to find it under the Christmas tree, and, to be honest, looks like fun.
The thing is, however, it's a working razor.
A razor that comes with two wheels in front, a blade on the back, and a body that resembles an all-terrain vehicle.
Pretty cool, huh?
And, yes, it does look cool, and it's unlike any razor you'll see. But it's not a novelty – this is a razor that works.
Here's the other thing: Unlike other razors, which you pull over your scalp, the Head Blade ATX All Terrain Head Razor is pushed.
Let's break it down:
First, let's clear up any confusion. The HeadBlade ATX All Terrain Head Razor is a standard razor – not an electric shaver. It uses pivoting twin blades and can be used to shave other parts of your face and body (you'll just have to adjust the blade to face the opposite direction).
But "razor" is synonymous with "close shave" and that's what you'll get with the HeadBlade ATX. Once you get the hang of it – the push rather than pull part – you'll experience little irritation while getting a clean shave. It's fun once you've mastered it.
Yes, you could use a standard disposable razor, but one of the many advantages of the HeadBlade ATX is that you don't have to use a bunch of short strokes to get the job done. Instead, you can take longer, more even strokes without applying considerable pressure.
The wheels? They're not just for show, mind you, but they're designed to follow the contour of your scalp as you take those nice, smooth strokes.
This video shows how it's done:
Why it's Time to Buy This Razor
If you like unique things, you'll like this razor. It's the kind of thing you can show off when friends are over: "Hey, you have to take a look at my razor!"
How many other razors garner that kind of attention?
It's also a serious grooming tool. It's designed to use quality blades – specifically, Schick Ultrex or Gillette Atra – and you'll get a clean shave without a lot of irritation.
The other thing is this: the HeadBlade company's sole purpose is to create products that make shaving your head easier.
However (isn't there always a however?).
The HeadBlade ATX takes some getting used to because it's so unique from any other razor. Mastering the proper movements takes practice, at least for most users, and some have found it to be too awkward. It also takes finesse to shave around your ears and other parts of your head and face.
5. Wahl Professional 5-Star Balding Clipper
The pros at Wahl aren't new to this game.
Founding Father Leo J. Wahl – we are not worthy – invented the first hand-held electric clipper nearly 100 years ago. Today, his company continues to deliver on its promise of reasonably-priced products that provide great value.
Needless to say, the Wahl Professional 5-Star Balding Clipper follows in that tradition.
Considered a must-have in barbershops, the Wahl 5-Star Balding Clipper delivers high-performance with a powerful electromagnetic motor that cuts at twice the speed of pivot motors. It also delivers a cut described as "surgically close."
Indeed, any list of the best tools to shave your head would include the Wahl 5-Star Balding Clipper.
Why You Need This Clipper
Attributes aren't hard to find when taking a close look at the 5-Star Balding Clipper:
- With twice the speed as most over shavers, the Wahl 5-Star Balding Clipper cuts hair very easily and you'll remove virtually all the visible hair on your scalp. The folks at Wahl promise that you'll get a closer shave than you would with a razor blade.
- It comes with an 8-foot cord that provides the maneuverability needed in a professional barbershop setting.
- The 5-Star Balding Clipper comes with two guards (1/16" and 3/16"), a barber's comb, and a pre-shave brush.
- The guards are especially helpful for fading the sides of the head and backs of the neck.
- *The Wahl 5-Star Balding Clipper runs very quietly even with its powerful motor.
- Durability isn't an issue. This clipper should last you a long time.
- The price is right: the Wahl 5-Star Balding Clipper is also the best budget electric head shaver.
Why This Clipper Might Not Be For You
The blades on this bad boy are extremely sharp – it's designed for the pros – so you need to take caution if you're using it at home.
Also, you can't rinse the 5-Star Balding Clipper with water for a deep cleaning. Instead, you have to remove the head with a screwdriver.
Can You Shave Your Head With an Electric Razor? Really?
Yes. And yes.
The rest of the story, as they say, is that electric razors have several advantages over manual razors when it comes to shaving your head:
- They're faster
- They reduce cuts and ingrown hairs
- They don't require shaving cream, gel, or soap.
- You can use it in a variety of locations, not just in your bathroom at home
- Most have cordless capabilities, which is another reason they're so good on-the-go.
True, there is a bit of a learning curve when it comes to using an electric razor on your head. No, it's not rocket science, but – to borrow a well-worn cliché – practice makes perfect.
One way to get the best results from your electric razor is by using a circular motion as your shaving your scalp. It's a pattern that adjusts to the contour of your head, will decrease the number of nicks and cuts, and will provide the cleanest look when you're finished.
Here's another tip: Shave your head after a hot shower when your hairs are softer.
What Exactly Are Electric Head Shavers?
Electric shavers are, as the name suggests, electric shavers designed for your scalp. They've become more popular in recent years as the bald look has become more acceptable and suitable for many, many men.
Electric shavers generally fit into two categories: foil and rotary:
- Foil shavers have metallic foil on the shaving head that draws the hair inward toward the cutting blades. Foil shavers are better for sensitive skin.
- Rotary shavers have blades that cut in a circular motion and follow the contour of your head as you shave.
The good news is that advances in electric shaver technology have made it easier for men to shave their heads. And using an electric shaver designed for your scalp will ensure that you're getting the closest cut possible.
If you are more interested clippers, however, you should read our balding clippers review. Or plain, good old fashioned razors, our best head shaving razors review.
How the Best Head Shavers Were Selected
While we did a ton of research, there's simply not enough time to test every head shaver on the market. But, rest assured, we did our homework. Finding the best electric head shaver took into account several factors, including personal experience and customer reviews.
We're confident in our selections, and we think any of the products listed above will give you the kind of close, clean shave that you desire (and deserve).
Let Us Know!
We're always looking for feedback and welcome your comments and suggestions. What are your experiences with electric head shavers? Or, your thoughts on any of the topics and reviews we cover here?
You might also like:
Best Balding Clippers for a Perfect Head Shave
Best Razors for Shaving Your Head Bald Like a Pro
7 Things About Shaving Your Head (And When It's Time)
Why You Seriously Need a Beard with a Bald Head
Best Hair Clippers for Home and Professional Use
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I made a new char and the storyline end at level 107 ,the latest mision was in london is this normal or is a bug ?
[Discussion] Why Storyline ends at level 107 ?
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It is a bug. The storyline splits there into two parts. One task is in London and the other task is in Tripoli. If you do the Tripoli task before London, the storyline will break.
Here is a guide: http://vc.forum.igg.com/topic?fcid=83&ctid=56409
At this point, there's nothing you can do to fix the bug if you did Tripoli task first.
You can send a ticket to service center and ask them to reset storyline for you.
Best of luck.
yeah its really stupid because in the in game voyage log the Tripoli task shows first... pretty much forcing the quest line to break.
Still dont know why they wont fix it.
- Ele
Where is that Aleger in Tripoli? can`t find him
Use the voyage log auto track if you can...
Allegar's name should be written in green... click on it.
If for some reason that does not work I think he may be the official or Arrigo...
Its been a while since i did that task...and I just use the auto track so never noticed the game changed or deleted his actual name.
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On September 21 2017, members of Tri-County were asked to assist Charlotte County GSAR Team on a search for a missing 69 year old woman. At about 2:00 p.m., the woman was located in good health. Many thanks to all the SAR members who participated from neighboring teams and the St. George Fire Department for their assistance.


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Anyone for tennis?
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How about a tan belt with it?
I put a tan belt with everything haha!
Oooh have a good weekend lovely. I don't like cheesecake but my boyfriend makes a really nice simple one. He just does a base and then uses mascarpone cheese and mixes some juice from a lemon and a lime in and a bit of the rind too and it's lovely!ReplyDelete
Or where I used to live there was a cute little Italian deli/restuarant and they did creme brulee cheesecake and it was honestly AMAZING. I don't like creme brulee either so I don't know what made me try it, but it is so so good (and doesn't even taste like cheesecake)... dunno if you'd be able to recipie online or not.
That dress would look lovely with pinks/nudes/browns I think.ReplyDelete
There is a lovely recipe for cheesecake in the Green and Black's book- raspberry and white chocolate
Worth checking to see if your local library has it x
Aww, I think it is a cute dress!!ReplyDelete
But I quiet like the tennis dress look! :)
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I think it must look better in the photos than in real life! Its a really funny 'cricket white' colour and texture. It would be lovely in a different colour though. Ive decided on a vanilla baked cheesecake so that I can add raspberry coulis and the boyf can add toffee sauce... best way to compromise! Will have to try your suggestions soon as they sound lush xxReplyDelete
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The First Journey
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Earth to Centauri is a science fiction book series about a group of astronauts who travel to the Alpha Centauri star system and make first contact with an alien civilization. Full of action, intrigue, drama and thrills!
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Kumar is a passionate tech enthusiast and social media newbie. He loves travelling and is fluent in seven Indian languages. His engineering background and love of science fiction helps him bring technology alive in his books. Earth to Centauri is Kumar's first book. It is easy to read and understand, and is suitable for a wide range of age groups.
Earth to Centauri, as well as the second book in the series, Alien Hunt, where the action takes place in Mumbai, are both based on themes of adventure, thrill and drama, with a positive outlook at what the future may hold for humanity.
Earth to Centauri is also available in Hindi as Dharti Se Sitaron Tak Pehli Yatra – Proxima ka Rahasya.
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Earth to Centauri – The First Journey (Book 1)
The year is 2095. Voyager 1, launched in 1977 with its golden record, has been found by someone. They've sent a signal back to Earth. With a newly constructed faster than light spaceship 'Antariksh', Captain Anara reaches the source of the signal, the nearest star to Earth – Proxima Centauri. Her crew includes novices such as Lt. Manisha, and seasoned professionals, including Commander Ryan. But before she can even meet with the aliens, Anara must clear obstacles on her own ship, including a recalcitrant Artificial Intelligence and inexplicable radiation, which threatens the safety of the mission. The implications of what they find on planet Proxima B will resonate far beyond this first journey exposing Earth to dangers on an unimaginable scale. And then Captain Anara finds out that there was a secret buried aboard Voyager 1 by its creators.
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Food And Drug Administration Safety And Innovation
Welcome back to the game, SenatorsMay 23, 2012
If you were beginning to worry that some of long-term care's most prominent needlers had forgotten to show up for work for most of the last year, you weren't alone. Good news: They're OK and feeling back to their old selves. And it looks like they've recruited a new crony.