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Knit Know-How
I have a loosely-woven sweater-type knit that I want to make into a lightweight jacket. Should I stabilize it with interfacing? Is there anything else I should keep in mind?
Mary Jo
There are some new, ultra-sheer fusible interfacings on the market that you may want to try applying to the fabric wrong side.A nude-colored sheer interfacing will barely show. Find these at independent fabric stores and notions retailers. If the knit is stable enough without the interfacing, focus on finishing the edges instead. Be sure to fold the edges over only once when stitching or the finished product will be bulky. Or serge the edges for a clean and easy finish.
Faux Leather Faux Sew
I'm trying to sew faux leather, but the thread won't catch and form a stitch. Is there something wrong with my machine?
Sewing faux leather successfully is a combination of good machine performance and using the correct presser foot, needle, thread and stitch length.Your machine should always be cleaned and oiled routinely—by you after every project and by your machine dealer once a year.A size 80/12 universal or jeans needle will produce the best results, as will a high quality polyester thread.The machine should be set to a 3 mm stitch length.When stitching on the wrong side of faux leather, use a standard presser foot, but when stitching on the right side of the fabric, switch to either a Teflon-coated or even-feed walking foot.
Translucent Lace
I'm using cream-colored beaded Chantilly lace to make a formal gown. What fabric should I use to line the dress for a sheer but not see-through look?
There are two appropriate fabrics. Silk organza is a crisp, sheer silk that gives support to the fabric while providing a transparent appearance.This fabric has the ability to "break down" and become very much like the fabric it's paired with. Polyester organza is the less expensive option. It has the appearance of silk organza but isn't equal in quality or performance to its silk version. You can also try silk georgette.This isn't as smooth as organza, but has a slightly creped texture and drapes wonderfully, if that's the look you want to achieve.
Raveling Resolution
How do I prevent wool tweed raw edges from raveling without using a serger?
One of the most beautiful seam finishes for any garment, especially a wool tweed or fabric that ravels easily, is the Hong Kong finish.This gives garments fabulous detailing and a couture appearance.
Cut 11/4"-wide bias strips out of a lightweight fabric such as silk, rayon lining or crepe de Chine. Cut enough strips to bind both sides of the exposed seams, piecing strips together as needed to achieve the correct length.
Press strips to remove stretch and prevent rippling.
Stitch the seam. With right sides facing, attach the binding 1/4" from the seam edge. Press flat and trim the seam allowance to 1/8" (1). Press again, wrapping the binding around the garment raw seam edge to the wrong side. Stitch in the seam ditch of the binding right side (2), with the needle in center position. On the garment wrong side, trim any excess binding 1/8" from the stitching line.
Pant Professional
How do you shorten jeans while preserving the look of the original hem?
There are two methods to try—one that requires matching the original yellow or orange topstitching and one that doesn't.
Seam rip the original topstitching (the yellow or orange thread) along the pant lower leg hem. Open the hem and rip 4" up the inseam (3). Trim away the lower leg hem 1/2" above the original stitching line. Set the hem strip aside.
Trim the pant leg to the desired length, aligning the lower edges. Position the hem strip and pant leg with right sides facing; pin.Trim off any excess hem length. Stitch 1⁄16" below the original topstitch line, using slightly less than a 1/2" seam allowance (4).
Fold the hem strip away from the pants, pressing the seam allowance toward the hem strip. Stitch the inseam back together.
Fold the hem to the wrong side along the original fold, encasing the seam and covering the stitching line.
Topstitch over the original topstitch seam using a heavier thread in a color that matches the original thread as closely as possible. Repeat to shorten the other pant leg.
Trim away the finished hem 1/2" above the topstitch seam. Keep the hem strip.
Trim the jeans to the desired length.
With wrong sides facing, pin the hem strip to the pant leg lower edge.
Stitch the hem strip to the pants, using a 1/2" seam allowance, making sure to stitch as closely as possible to the original hem (5).
Serge or zigzag stitch the two raw edges together.Trim the seam to 1/4" and press the seam toward the pants.
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Marquette, Mich.—United States Olympic Education Center athletes finished the 2013 winter semester by naming 25 student athletes to its All-Academic Team for earning a grade-point average of 3.0 or higher. Although the semester is over, the athletes remain on-campus for additional training.
The Greco-Roman wrestling team is preparing for the University Championships taking place on May 24 in Akron, Ohio. Following the competition, the wrestlers train to compete in the World Team Trials, which are June 21-22 in Stillwater, Okla. The competition rounds out the 2012-13 season.
Members of the weightlifting team are training in Marquette throughout the summer. They will compete in the Pan American Championships June 22-30 in Caracas, Venezuela; the University Worlds July 6-17 in Kazan, Russia; and the Senior Nationals July 26-28 in West Chester, Ohio.
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Alan Alvarez, sophomore, pre-chiropractic, Miami
Austin Barton, sophomore, economics, Phoenix
Anthony Carmona, freshman, undeclared, Brawley, Calif.
Arthur Carmona, freshman, business management, Brawley, Calif.
Jason Chudzinski, junior, physical education, Colonie, N.Y.
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Ethan Dondlinger, junior, history, Slinger, Wis.
Toby Erickson, junior, English, East Helena, Mont.
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Max Nowry, junior, secondary physical education, Wheeling, Ill.
Mark Stenberg, junior, industrial technology, Lockport, Ill.
Isaiah Varona, freshman, biology/pre-medicine, Miami
Jessy Williams, freshman, sports science, Windsor, N.Y.
Joshua Barnett, senior, computer science, Sanford, Fla.
Ann Bengry, sophomore, sports science, Marquette, Mich.
Ryan Borges, freshman, special education, Bradenton, Fla.
Max Cretcher, senior, physics/pre-medicine, Rochester Hills, Mich.
Jeffry Everson, graduate student, exercise science, Cedar, Mich.
Dan Gorelik, junior, international studies, Moorestown, N.J.
Brennan Jaquint, junior, sports science/pre-medicine, Evansville, Wis.
Holly Krzeminski, sophomore, undeclared, Port Charlotte, Mich.
Kyle LaJoye, senior, biology, Marquette, Mich.
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Motorhomers will celebrate the association's 50th anniversary at the Family Motor Coach Association's FMCA 88th Family Reunion and Motorhome Showcase, June 19-22 at CAM-PLEX Multi-Events Facilities in Gillette, Wyo.
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While observing its rich history, the FMCA said it is also looking ahead in "a continuing quest to supply FMCA members with benefits to enhance the motorhome lifestyle, including the information they need to make their travels more enjoyable."
"FMCA has a great deal to celebrate this year," said FMCA national president Charlie Schrenkel. "I'm grateful to the early leaders, who had the vision to lay such a solid groundwork for our organization, plus all the members who have labored throughout the past five decades to nurture it and watch it grow. Today, I'm proud to say that I belong to FMCA — the world's finest organization for motorhome owners."
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2014 Outdoor: Won gold in the 1,500m run event at the 2014 America East Outdoor Track and Field Championships at Vermont… Also helped the 4x800m relay team capture the gold medal at the conference meet with a new school record time of 7:34.11… Set a season-best time of 3:48.59 in the 1,500m event at the IC4A Championships held at Princeton, which is less than half of a second off of his school record pace set in 2013… Also competed in the 5,000m run during the season, posting a top time of 14:52.28 at the Colonial Relays at William and Mary… Anchored the 4x800 relay team at the meet in Williamsburg, helping the Retrievers meet the IC4A standard with a time of 7:36.97.
2013-14 Indoor: Broke the school record at both the 1,000m (2:25.48) and one mile (4:08.12) distances during the winter season… Won a bronze medal in the one-mile event at the 2014 America East Indoor Championships in New York… Also helped the 4x800m relay, as well as the distance medley relay, win a bronze medal at the conference meet at The Armory… Qualified for the IC4A Championships in both events… Placed ninth in the one mile at the IC4A meet after breaking the school record in the preliminary round.
2013 Outdoor: Set the school record in the 1,500m run during his fourth-place finish at the 2013 America East Outdoor Championships… Crossed the line in a career-best time of 3:48.35 to eclipse Anthony Kelhower's mark of 3:49.20 set back in 2007… Improved his time eight seconds from the preliminary round (3:56.35) when he finished seventh… Placed fifth in the finals of the event at the IC4A Championships with a time of 3:49.67.
2012-13 Indoor: Led off for the victorious 4x800m relay team at the 2013 America East Indoor Championships… Also led off for the distance medley relay which captured third at the America East meet… Earned a sixth-place finish in the one-mile run at the conference championships with a time of 4:20.87… Recorded his personal-best mile time of 4:16.51 at the Penn State Nationals to move up to sixth all-time in the UMBC record book.
2012 Outdoor: Ran a team season-best 1,500m at the America East Championships, finishing fourth with a time of 3:51.33... Finished sixth in the 800m run with a time of 1:55.74 at the Morgan State Legacy Meet... Won his section race for the 1,500m at the Bison Outdoor Classic... Top UMBC finisher in the 1,500m event at the Duke Invitational.
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A hiker on Hermit Island in the Potomac River died Sunday after he was pinned under a large boulder, emergency officials said.
Rian Avarham Khalder, 25, had been hiking with his 14-year-old brother along the Potomac on the island near the Angler Inn boat ramp when he began to climb an area of rocks.
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Wednesday, February 20, 2008
The Market and Tort Law in the Antebellum Era
To present a thumbnail sketch: there is a question about why antislavery sentiments came on so strongly, beginning about the time of the American Revolution, and became so triumphant within such a short compass of time. From the beginning of the American Revolution in 1775 until the end of the Civil War in 1865, there was an extraordinary shift in attitudes towards slavery; and also towards the market. What, then, do we make of the correlation between them?
David Brion Davis, one of the most and perhaps the most distinguished historians of slavery, suggested in Slavery in the Age of Revolution (1975) that the growth of the market led to further something of class consciousness. The movement against slavery validated free labor. Much to this, I think.
There are some pretty cool thought-experiments you could run on this. For instance, one might test this with reference to the anti-rent movement in up-state New York in the 1840s though the 1860s. (Thoughts on Charles McCurdy's important book on the anti-rent movement here.) I hope to have some well-considered thoughts on this later; for now I'll note that the anti-renters did not correlate highly with anti-slavery voters.
Thomas Haskell of Rice University's history department suggested an alternative hypothesis: that the growth of the market led individuals to have a wider sense of their world--it led them, to understand the effects of their decisions on others. Pretty interesting stuff here--and connected in a lot of ways to the common sense moral philosophy that is related to Adam Smith's thought.
I'm partial to John Ashworth's interpretation, which is that the increase in wage labor led to increased awareness of the ways that slavery interfered with wage labor. But this is a topic on which there's a lot to say.
So that led to me think about the connections of capitalism to common law development. Morton J. Horwitz' incredibly influential Transformation of American Law, 1780-1860 (1977) is in a lot of ways similar to Davis' Problem of Slavery in the Age of Revolution. Horwitz links development of the common law to the development of the market. And like Davis, Horwitz sees the correlation in class terms--judges worked in conjunction with lawyers to create a pro-development common law. (This rapidly becomes very complex; my apologies for the cryptic version here. I'm happy to play through permuations in the discussion.) That is, Davis and Horwitz see the market as creating divisions among Americans. Not too surprsing, I suppose. There's some pretty interesting stuff to talk about with the development of the market and the common law, as well. Did the common law evolve in a more pro-market direction from the Revolution throught the Civil War? (And there are even more basic questions, like what would that mean?)
What, I wonder, is the parallel to Haskell in the legal history literature? I'm wondering if there's some space for thinking through Haskell's interpretation of how the market transformed humans (mostly Americans') moral sensibilities in the legal system. Might we, for instance, test his thesis that the market created a wider sense of duty by looking at tort cases?
That question led me back to G. Edward White's intellectual history of tort law. White's mostly concerned with tort law post-1870, but in the first chapter he sketches a similar process to Haskell.
So here's a question: is there evidence of this "widening perception" in the antebellum tort cases? That is, can we detect any hints of such sentiments in cases from northern or southern judges in the period 1800-1860? So that sends me off to some of the formative tort cases, like Farwell v. Boston & Worcester R.R. or one of my new favorite cases, Thomas Ruffin's Heathcock v. Pennington, about a slave who died in a mine accident. Ruffin placed the loss on the slave's owner, rather than the owner of the mine.
One other question: while antislavery sentiments grew, they grew rather slowly. Even on the eve of Civil War, a majority of voters (so far as we can tell) we not terribly concerned with the welfare of slaves. I wonder if we ought also to be looking at the other side of the coin: the correlations between the market and proslavery thought? (I'm partial to Davis' and Ashworth's explanation, which is that the growth of antislavery had more to do with the competition between wage and slave labor than with widening horizons caused by the market.)
We certainly should bring into the discussion Eugene Genovese and Elizabeth Fox-Genovese's work on The Mind of the Master Class. (They argue that proslavery thinkers were anti-capitalist.) And in opposition to them, I'd wheel out some of the pro-market southern judges, who were also among the most prominent proslavery thinkers of the antebellum era (Thomas Ruffin and Joseph Lumpkin). Ah, this rapidly becomes to burdensome to sustain in a blog entry....
And with that I think it's time to decamp from my visit here at legalhistoryblog and return to writing University, Court, and Slave--which is about moral philosophy in the old South. I've had an absolutely wonderful time visiting and I very much hope that Mary will let me come back again sometime.
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- Bruce Boyden said...
Not to derail this discussion but there's another fascinating issue debated in "The Antislavery Debate": the extent to which it's reasonable to ascribe causal force to less-than-fully-conscious intentions or motivations. Haskell argues that unconsciously intended consequences are empirically indistinguishable from unintended consequences and therefore surplusage. Davis argues that "the concept of self-deception is so central to any quest for self-understanding or social analysis that it cannot be discredited by a kind of positivistic behaviorism." Ashworth would bite the Marxist bullet and refer to "false consciousness."
I'm somewhere in between Davis and Haskell on this issue, but it's difficult state exactly why either might be wrong. I think legal history could gain much from that debate, as well as the more specific one you discuss above.
- February 20, 2008 at 6:57:00 PM EST
- Shag from Brookline said...
I seem to recall from Warren's History of the early years of Harvard Law School that the first American text devoted to tort law appeared in the 1850s, attributable perhaps to railroad injuries; that tort law, as a course, developed late at HLS.
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National Grid Selects CEIVA Energy for Smart Grid Pilot Program in Worcester, MA
National Grid Selects CEIVA Energy for Smart Grid Pilot Program in Worcester, MA
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The CEIVA Homeview Energy Display will be installed in a portion of National Grid customers' homes who are participating in the pilot. The CEIVA Homeview Energy Display will provide those customers with instant information about their home's electric consumption. It will also enable National Grid to further engage with its customers by sending them useful energy saving tips and local community information. Additionally, customers will be able to use CEIVA's popular connected PicturePlan services to receive and share pictures.
"By participating in National Grid's pilot program, we will be able to deliver actionable electricity data to customers in an effortless and appealing way, enabling them to shift their energy use and save on their bills," said Dean Schiller, founder and CEO of CEIVA Energy. "This further demonstrates how CEIVA Energy can integrate with all smart meter vendors," added Schiller, "and why it is a good fit as an energy management and consumer engagement solution for all utility providers deploying smart grid programs."
"We are excited to have CEIVA Energy on board as we move forward in delivering exceptional benefits for customers as part of the pilot," said Cheri Warren, vice president, Asset Management for National Grid. "CEIVA Energy's expertise and participation will help facilitate in-home solutions for pilot participants."
As part of the pilot, National Grid will continue to focus on proactive customer and community engagement that allows for customer interaction and education - a key difference that sets this pilot apart from other smart grid programs across the country.
About CEIVA Energy
CEIVA Energy is a subsidiary of Burbank-based CEIVA Logic, inventors of the connected photo display. CEIVA Energy's flagship product, the CEIVA Homeview, connects consumers with their homes by delivering energy, gas and water data alongside personal photos. The launch of Entryway provides utilities a complete toolkit for deploying smart meter technology and engaging their customers on a large scale. For more information about CEIVA Energy, please visit: http://ceivaenergy.com/ and friend us on Facebook.
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National Grid (ISE: NG-) (NYS: NGG) is an electricity and gas company that connects consumers to energy sources through its networks. The company is at the heart of one of the greatest challenges facing our society - to create new, sustainable energy solutions for the future and developing an energy system that underpins economic prosperity in the 21st century. National Grid holds a vital position at the center of the energy system and it 'joins everything up'.
In the northeast US, we connect more than seven million gas and electric customers to vital energy sources, essential for our modern lifestyles. In Great Britain, we run the gas and electricity systems that our society is built on, delivering gas and electricity across the country.
National Grid delivers electricity to more than 3 million customers in Massachusetts, New York and Rhode Island. It manages the electricity network on Long Island under an agreement with the Long Island Power Authority (LIPA), and owns over 4,000 megawatts of contracted electricity generation, providing power to over one million LIPA customers. It is the largest distributor of natural gas in northeastern U.S., serving more than 3 million customers in New York, Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
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The sounds of autumn include the crunch of fallen leaves underfoot and the thump of the kickoff starting the first home football game. Sleeping Bear Press is proud to continue our bestselling sports series with Tis for Touchdown: A Football Alphabet. Sports writer Brad Herzog's easy-to-read-aloud rhymes engage even the youngest of readers, while hardcore fans can devour the detailed expository that covers the sport of the pigskin, from A-Z and end zone to end zone. Plays and players are just a few of the topics covered. Brad Herzog's first job as a newspaper sports reporter allowed him to travel with the Cornell University football team. He has been writing about the game ever since. A past Grand Gold Medal Award winner from the Council for Advancement and Support of Education, Brad has written more than a dozen fiction and nonfiction children's books. Brad lives on California's Monterey Peninsula. Mark Braught's sixteen years of professional experience has earned him prestigious awards from The American Advertising Federation (ADDY), Communications Art, the NYArt Directors Club, and the Society of Illustrators, to name a few. He lives in Commerce, Georgia. Touchdown is his third book with Sleeping Bear Press.
Author Brad Herzog brings his well-received prose and soccer knowledge together with Melanie Rose's charming and realistic illustrations to detail every facet of the game. Each letter has a simple rhyme for young readers: "J is for the Jerseys that soccer players wear. But often in the World Cup, opponents tend to share. In a gesture of respect after a game ends, They simply swap their jerseys as if they are old friends." For older readers the expository text gives specific details about goaltending, referees, the World Cup, and many other aspects. K is for Kick follows the wildly popular Z is for Zamboni.
Fore! Lookout for the latest shot from the Sleeping Bear Press sports title: P is for Putt: A Golf Alphabet. Look no further than the ever-growing popularity of Tiger Woods and Michelle Wie to see that golf is a sure-fire hit in the hearts of youngsters. And adults! This fun and educational ABC book takes a look at golf's illustrious history and stars in easy-to-read rhyming text that follows the heroics of Babe Didrikson Zaharias to the splendor of the Master to the mystery of the dimples of every golf ball. Sport-loving Brad Herzog brings his pen power to skillfully explain the game on grass and the characters and legends that make golf as fun as it is difficult to master. No matter what course hackers step upon - their local public course or the majesty of Pebble Beach, golf is a game full of color and colorful character and history. Artist Bruce Langton brings his outdoor eye to capture the rich and lustrous palette of the sport of swings. A perfect gift for the sport nut, amateur golfer or anyone who has dreamed of playing alongside the greats, P is for Putt: A Golfer's Alphabet is a welcome addition to any golf bag, bookshelf or 19th hole. Once the book is opened, it won't be put down until every fun, fact-filled page has been shared and shared some more. Teeing off this April!
Engines hum and hearts pound as cars hurtle around the track at 200 miles per hour. In R is for Race: A Stock Car Alphabet, readers will experience the track's sights and sounds as they learn the ins and outs of stock car racing, from its humble beginnings in 1895 to the fastest growing sport in America. Whether interested in the guys in the garage or the Daytona International Speedway, fans young and old will speed from A to Z as they are introduced to the people, places and memorable moments in stock car racing.As a freelance magazine writer, author Brad Herzog has earned three gold medals from the Council for Advancement and Support of Education. He has also written several sports titles for Sleeping Bear Press, including H is for Home Run: A Baseball Alphabet. Brad lives with his family on California's Monterey Peninsula. Illustrator Jane Gilltrap Bready's motorsports paintings have been displayed in museums worldwide. She came by her love of cars naturally, as she was born into a family with racing ties. She and her family live in New Hampshire.
In H is for Hook: A Fishing Alphabet, seasoned angler Judy Young tackles topics such as types of lures, where to fish, and what equipment you will need, along with the basics of cleaning, filleting, and cooking your final catch. And since every fisherman loves to brag about the "one that got away," she includes suggestions on how to capture your fishing memories through journals and photography. For anglers everywhere, reading H is for Hook is the next best thing to being at the end of a fishing pole waiting to land that big one.
Now anyone can be one of the "boys or girls of summer" and get a home plate view of America's favorite pastime in H is for Home Run: A Baseball Alphabet. This new offering in our line of children's alphabet books brings the game of baseball to entertaining and informative life. Sports writer Brad Herzog pairs easy-to-read rhymes with detailed expository so that readers are pitched baseball's facts, faces, history, and places from A-Z.
In the mold of our very popular series of state alphabet books, we offer "Z is for Zamboni" to hockey fans young and old across North America. Matt Napier's "breakaway" rhymes and "hard-checking" expository text team up with the "top-shelf" illustrations of Melanie Rose to elucidate this increasingly popular game for every beginning hockey aficionado. Highlighting rules, players, coaches, teams, and the history of the game, it is both fun and educational.


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Webroot SecureAnywhere solutions provide powerful protection from online threats for PCs, Mac® computers, and Android™ and iOS® smartphones and tablets, making them an ideal fit for the Broncos' diverse and highly-distributed IT environment. Webroot's cloud-based security platform blocks new threats more quickly, and enables administrators to manage endpoints anytime, no matter where they are located.
"Webroot has fortified and simplified our security platform," said Chris Newman, IT Architect for the Denver Broncos. "From deployment and installation to performance, monitoring, reporting and technical support, Webroot has exceeded our expectations. Our ability to protect and monitor our organization's devices regardless of platform is invaluable. If you are looking at changing endpoint security vendors, it would be a mistake not to consider Webroot as a frontrunner."
About the Denver Broncos
Denver Broncos football enters its 54th season in 2013 as the team seeks to return to the pinnacle of success it enjoyed with back-to-back Super Bowl wins in 1997 and '98. Playing for the 13th year at their glistening stadium, Sports Authority Field at Mile High, the Broncos will perform before sellout crowds for the 44th consecutive season, the first 31 of which came at Mile High Stadium. The team has sold out 333 consecutive regular-season games and 350 consecutive contests including playoff games. Broncos fans have watched their team amass one of the NFL's finest records since the club's first winning season in 1973, enduring just seven losing seasons—tied for the second-fewest in the NFL. This season also marks Pat Bowlen's 30th as Owner and Chief Executive Officer of the Broncos. During that time, Denver has enjoyed a virtually unmatched level of success in the context of the entire NFL and within the American Football Conference Western Division.


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Farmingdale, N.Y. - Junior midfielders Alyssa Handel (Medford, N.Y.), Nicole Marzocca (North Babylon, N.Y.) and Christy Thoden (Bayport, N.Y.) led the Farmingdale State women's lacrosse team to a 16-5 victory over Marywood University today. The Rams improved to 2-0 with the win, while the Pacers fell to 0-3.
Farmingdale State held a 4-0 advantage after the first 15 minutes thanks to scores by Thoden, Marzocca and two by Handel. Senior midfielder Kimberly Commisso (Milford, Pa.) broke the shutout for Marywood at 14:53, before Marzocca tabbed three of the next four goals for the Rams to take an 8-1 advantage. The Pacers score two more goals in the first, but Farmingdale State added one more and led 9-3 at the break.
In the second, Handel scored two straight goals to give the Rams an 11-3 lead, followed by two goals from Marzocca to make it 13-3. Farmingdale added three more the rest of the way, while holding Marywood to just two goals for the final 16-5 victory.
Handel finished with five goals and two assists, while Marzocca tallied six goals and one assist along with four draw controls. Thoden caused a team-leading seven turnovers, picked up six ground balls, and had five draw controls, one goal and one assist. Freshmen Kristen Keller (Westbury, N.Y.), Brittany Rosino (North Babylon, N.Y.) and Emilia Moore (Baldwin, N.Y.) netted their first collegiate goals in the contest.
For the Pacers, Commisso totaled two goals, five ground balls and four draw controls. Sophomore defender Mary Ninivaggi (Rockaway, N.J.) caused four turnovers and freshman goalkeeper Lauren Smith (Lansdale, Pa.) saved 14 shots in defeat.
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Hello, I live not far from their graves all my life. They are my grand grandparents. My grandfather was Bert Bess, his Lawson, and so on to the very beginning. I love and I am very proud of my grandfathers. Since I live in Lincoln County NC, so proud my grandfather was the first to settle here and my grandfather was the one to give land, and help builded Bess Chapel Methodist Church in Lincolnton County.
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I wish that I had been able to meet you when I took my trip to Lincoln County, North Carolina a couple of years ago. I would love to exchange family information with you. My email address is:
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Hello to the Bess Clan, My name is Ralph Wilson and I have been following my Familys roots for a while , I recently decided to look at my Mothers side and stumbled across this site My Mother was a Bess before she was married she was raised in Waco N.C. Lincoln County, it was funny I called her today after reading this and asked if she remembered a Bert Bess she responed by saying she would vist uncle Bert and Aunt Texas all the time when she was girl, what a small world we live in I have pictures of some of the Bess clan I could share from the 1800's just let me know? My E-mail is as follows email@example.com would love you hear from anyone from this family.
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Wow! I just stumbled across this thread after my initial research into my ancestry. I have some scattered notes on my family begining with their arrival in Pennsylvaia in 1737, with some parts eventually settling in present-day Gaston County.
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Fragrance classification can be confusing. There are some standard industry descriptions and even these can vary from brand to brand, country to country and mainstream to niche. For example, the classic chypré fragrance category can be subdivided down further to floral chypré, woody chypré, leather chypré etc. This is not really necessary, basic sell-defined blocks of simple description allow our trained fragrance experts to explore the fragrance choices with a particular family and find something that compliments a customer perfectly.
As the fragrance technologies develop, more and more subtleties in fragrance classification emerge. Aromachemistry is giving us new olfactory perspectives every day. The gourmand and marine families are relatively new. Mugler's Angel exploded the gourmand facet into the industry, carving a candyfloss and patchouli shaped hole for itself. Gourmand or foody scents are arguably one of the most successful tastes in modern perfumery. Pierre Bourdon's influential Cool Water for Davidoff and Issey Miyake's classic eponymous scent may be all conquering but for their time were revolutionary and introduced the world to ozonic or marine notes, fresh air and the craving for clean detergent-like fragrances.
Eaux de parfums have between 12% and 18% perfume oil. After the head notes have come off, 20-30% of the fragrance will linger on the skin for up to 18 hours.
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Oriental fragrances are some of the deepest, richest and most sensual fragrances in perfumery's canon. They are defined by warm notes of vanilla, amber, balsams, incense, precious woods and musks. They are statement scents, bold and personal.
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LACKAWANNA, N.Y. — The 25-year effort to elevate to sainthood a beloved Buffalo-area priest known as the "Padre of the Poor" has so far cost upward of $100,000, and plans are in the works to raise hundreds of thousands more.
Even the most fervent supporters of the Rev. Nelson Baker acknowledge it's an amount that probably would have made the humble servant of the needy uncomfortable.
But such canonization expenses are not unusual in the Roman Catholic Church, experts say, and are gaining new attention in the "poor church for the poor" envisioned by Pope Francis.
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"I think Father Baker would probably be embarrassed that anybody would spend that much time or money to showcase him," Burkard said. "But in the long run, it actually helps the poor because more publicity about Father Baker means more people know about him and contribute to our charitable works here."
Burkard said the ongoing attention to Baker, who died in 1936 at 95, has already helped the social services agencies that continue to operate here in his name, drawing donations from all over the country and beyond. He said the Baker Victory Services' dental clinic alone provided more than 21,000 procedures last year, many for disabled children.
But canonization is an arduous, expensive process that has tended to favor larger religious orders that have the resources and know-how to navigate it.
It's something the Vatican seems to be acknowledging with a new, undisclosed "reference" price, announced this month, which those officially guiding causes will have to abide by. Cardinal Angelo Amato, head of the Vatican's saint-making office, said it is intended to inspire "a sense of simplicity and fairness."
"They're trying to drop the price and trying to make it easier financially for different groups who support different saints to move their causes ahead," said the Rev. James Martin, a Jesuit priest in New York City and author of "My Life with the Saints."
Baker was a Civil War veteran who co-owned a feed and grain business before being ordained a priest in 1876. Embracing society's neediest, he expanded his Lackawanna church's charitable mission, improving its orphanages and opening a school, a home for unwed mothers and infants, and a hospital. In thanks, Baker built a dazzling shrine to Our Lady of Victory, a basilica that draws 2,000 visitors a month.
The Congregation of the Causes of Saints approved the initiation of Baker's cause in 1987, and in 2011, Pope Benedict XVI declared him venerable, the first step in a three-part process. The first of two miracles that must be attributed to Baker before he can be canonized is now undergoing a painstakingly thorough review involving input from doctors and other experts.
Burkard said he is not allowed to disclose the nominated miracle. Countless people have attributed everything from sobriety to recovery from car accidents to intercession by Baker.
Many attribute the sudden 2005 awakening of a brain-injured Buffalo firefighter from nearly a decade in a vegetative state to Baker. Firefighter Don Herbert had been living in Father Baker Manor, a nursing home, and there were family prayers to the priest for his recovery. Before Herbert unexpectedly became lucid and began to speak, there had been medications and prayers to others — which would have made Baker's intervention difficult to prove. Herbert's recovery was short-lived, and he died in 2006.
The expenses began with Baker's acceptance as a candidate for sainthood, leading to a yearslong research effort during which thousands of pages of material on his life and work were gathered and distilled into the 1,100-page Positio, a required position paper that was written and rewritten, printed, bound, translated into Italian and submitted to Rome.
For years, the parish has kept a Vatican-certified canon lawyer on retainer, at around $10,000 a year, to represent the cause overseas, and Burkard travels to Rome once or twice a year for progress meetings.
Supporters of the cause of Sister Miriam Teresa Demjanovich in New Jersey say if it were not for a Bayonne, N.J., woman's gift, which grew to about $200,000 over 50 years of wise investing, the road to sainthood that began in the 1940s would be rockier, especially in difficult financial times when parish and community need is great.
"This woman did raise money and restricted it for that use, so we don't have a lot of choice about just taking and distributing it in a different way," said Sister Mary Canavan of the Sister Miriam Teresa League of Prayer. "Maybe that was providential in God's design for this whole thing. In a sense, it was taken out of our hands."
Costs mount to make saint of beloved N.Y. priest
LACKAWANNA, N.Y. — The 25-year effort to elevate to sainthood a beloved Buffalo-area priest known as the "Padre of the Poor" has so far cost upward of $100,000, and plans are in the works to raise hundreds of thousands more.


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The use of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and spatial data analysis techniques have become prominent tools for analyzing criminal behavior and the impacts of the criminal justice system on society. Classical and spatial statistics have been merged to form more comprehensive approaches in understanding social problems from research and practical standpoints. These methods allow for the measurement of proximity effects on places by neighboring areas that lead to a multi-dimensional and less static understanding of factors that contribute to or repel crime across space.
The Ninth Crime Mapping Research Conference will focus on the use and development of methodologies for practitioners and researchers. The MAPS Program is anticipating the selection of key accepted presentations for further development of an electronic monograph on GIS, Spatial Data Analysis and the Study of Crime in the following year. Its purpose will be to demonstrate the fusing of classical and spatial analysis techniques to enhance policy decisions. Methods should not be limited to the use of classical and spatial statistics but also demonstrate the unique capabilities of GIS in preparing, categorizing and visualization of data for analysis.
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The awards ceremony will be aired Saturday night, Jan. 18, 2014, on TNT and TBS
Nominations for the 20th annual Screen Actors Guild Awards were announced Wednesday morning, in anticipation of the ceremony to air Saturday, Jan. 18, 2014 (at 8 p.m. ET) on TNT and TBS.
With four nominations, director Steve McQueen's 12 Years a Slave topped the roster, followed by three nominations each for August: Osage County, Dallas Buyers Club and Lee Daniels' The Butler.
Breaking Bad was the most-nominated TV series, also with four.
Among the major nominees in the movie categories are:
Male Actor in a Leading Role
Bruce Dern, Nebraska
Chiwetel Ejiofor, 12 Years A Slave
Tom Hanks, Captain Phillips
Matthew McConaughey, Dallas Buyers Club
Forest Whitaker, Lee Daniels' The Butler
Female Actor in a Leading Role
Cate Blanchett, Blue Jasmine
Sandra Bullock, Gravity
Judi Dench, Philomena
Meryl Streep, August: Osage County
Emma Thompson, Saving Mr. Banks
Male Actor in a Supporting Role
Barkhad Abdi, Captain Phillips
Daniel Brühl, Rush
Michael Fassbender, 12 Years a Slave
James Gandolfini, Enough Said
Jared Leto, Dallas Buyers Club
Female Actor in a Supporting Role
Jennifer Lawrence, American Hustle
Lupita Nyong'o, 12 Years a Slave
Julia Roberts, August: Osage County
June Squibb, Nebraska
Oprah Winfrey, Lee Daniels' The Butler
Cast in a Motion Picture
12 Years a Slave
American Hustle
August: Osage County
Dallas Buyers Club
Lee Daniels' The Butler
PHOTOS: See last year's best dresses of the SAG Awards red carpet!
In the television categories:
Male Actor in a TV Movie or Miniseries
Matt Damon, Behind the Candelabra
Michael Douglas, Behind the Candelabra
Jeremy Irons, The Hollow Crown
Rob Lowe, Killing Kennedy
Al Pacino, Phil Spector
Female Actor in a TV Movie or Miniseries
Angela Bassett, Betty & Coretta
Helena Bonham Carter, Burton and Taylor
Holly Hunter Top of the Lake
Helen Mirren, Phil Spector
Elisabeth Moss, Top of the Lake
Male Actor in a Drama Series
Steve Buscemi, Boardwalk Empire
Bryan Cranston, Breaking Bad
Jeff Daniels, The Newsroom
Peter Dinklage, Game of Thrones
Kevin Spacey, House of Cards
Female Actor in a Drama Series
Claire Danes, Homeland
Anna Gunn, Breaking Bad
Jessica Lange, American Horror Story: Coven
Maggie Smith, Downton Abbey
Kerry Washington, Scandal
Male Actor in a Comedy Series
Alec Baldwin, 30 Rock
Jason Bateman, Arrested Development
Ty Burrell, Modern Family
Don Cheadle, House of Lies
Jim Parsons, The Big Bang Theory
Female Actor in a Comedy Series
Mayim Bialik, The Big Bang Theory
Julie Bowen, Modern Family
Edie Falco, Nurse Jackie
Tina Fey, 30 Rock
Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Veep
Ensemble in Drama Series
Boardwalk Empire
Breaking Bad
Downton Abbey
Game of Thrones
Ensemble in a Comedy Series
30 Rock
Arrested Development
The Big Bang Theory
Modern Family
And the Screen Actors Guild 50th Annual Life Achievement Award will go to Rita Moreno.
The Entertainment Industry Foundation (EIF) and PEOPLE will make a $1 million multi-year gift to the Screen Actors Guild Foundation in honor of the 20th anniversary of the Screen Actors Guild Awards and to recognize the entertainment community's charitable contributions.


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|Researchers report a non-invasive, drug-free technique to erase a bad memory in the human brain. Writing this week in the journal Nature, the researchers describe using a behavioral modification technique to remove a simple fear memory in people. The key appears to lie in when the technique is applied. Reactivating a memory, the team found, appears to open a "reconsolidation window," a time-limited period during which the memory can be changed. We'll talk with one of the team members about the finding, and how it may aid victims of trauma.


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Rabeprazole Sodium Gastro-resistant tablet
What is this medicine?
RABEPRAZOLE (ra BE pray zole) prevents the production of acid in the stomach. It is used to treat gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), certain ulcers, inflammation of the esophagus, and Zollinger-Ellison Syndrome.
This medicine may be used for other purposes; ask your health care provider or pharmacist if you have questions.
What should I tell my health care provider before I take this medicine?
They need to know if you have any of these conditions:
liver disease
low levels of magnesium in the blood
an unusual or allergic reaction to rabeprazole, esomeprazole, omeprazole, lansoprazole, pantoprazole, other medicines, foods, dyes, or preservatives
pregnant or trying to get pregnant
How should I use this medicine?
Take this medicine by mouth. Swallow the tablets whole with a drink of water. Follow the directions on the prescription label. Do not crush, break, or chew. You may take this medicine with or without food. Take your medicine at regular intervals. Do not take more often than directed.
A special MedGuide will be given to you by the pharmacist with each prescription and refill. Be sure to read this information carefully each time.
Talk to your pediatrician regarding the use of this medicine in children. Special care may be needed.
Overdosage: If you think you have taken too much of this medicine contact a poison control center or emergency room at once.
NOTE: This medicine is only for you. Do not share this medicine with others.
What if I miss a dose?
If you miss a dose, take it as soon as you can. If it is almost time for your next dose, take only that dose. Do not take double or extra doses.
What may interact with this medicine?
Do not take this medicine with any of the following medications:
This medicine may also interact with the following medications:
amiophylline or theophylline
iron salts
itraconazole, ketoconazole, voriconazole, or other prescription medicines for fungus or yeast infections
This list may not describe all possible interactions. Give your health care provider a list of all the medicines, herbs, non-prescription drugs, or dietary supplements you use. Also tell them if you smoke, drink alcohol, or use illegal drugs. Some items may interact with your medicine.
What should I watch for while using this medicine?
It can take several days before your stomach pain gets better. Check with your doctor or health care professional if your condition does not start to get better, or if it gets worse.
You may need blood work done while you are taking this medicine.
What side effects may I notice from receiving this medicine?
Side effects that you should report to your doctor or health care professional as soon as possible:
allergic reactions like skin rash, itching or hives, swelling of the face, lips, or tongue
bone, muscle or joint pain
breathing problems
chest pain or chest tightness
dark yellow or brown urine
fast, irregular heartbeat
feeling faint or lightheaded
fever or sore throat
muscle spasm
redness, blistering, peeling or loosening of the skin, including inside the mouth
unusual bleeding or bruising
unusually weak or tired
yellowing of the eyes or skin
Side effects that usually do not require medical attention (Report these to your doctor or health care professional if they continue or are bothersome.):
dry mouth
This list may not describe all possible side effects. Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.
Where should I keep my medicine?
Keep out of the reach of children.
Store at room temperature between 15 and 30 degrees C (59 and 86 degrees F). Protect from light and moisture. Throw away any unused medicine after the expiration date.
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Jamie Dimon told CNBC on Friday he would have stayed at JP Morgan Chase even if his chairman and CEO roles had been split, despite reports that he had planned to leave.
"I wouldn't have liked it, but I never would have left my company high and dry," Dimon said of the vote in May.
(Read More: JPM Averts CEO/Chair Job Split, in Boost to Dimon)
In a wide-ranging interview, he also told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" the banking giant can do well even in a rising interest rate environment, despite what that may do to mortgage rates, as long as the overall economy is doing well.
"All things being equal, rates going up is a good thing, as long as the economy is growing," he said when asked about the Federal Reserve's eventual plan to taper bond purchases.
"We all want normalized rates. I believe in the process of normalization you're going to have some volatility," he said. "Look past the volatility. As long as the economy is strong, I think we're going to be fine."


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OMG! Monkeys can read! Planet of the apes is coming! Not really. A new paper in Science by Grainger, Dufau, Montant, Ziegler and Fagot at the Aix-Marseille University found that Guinea baboons can be trained to differentiate between four letter English words and nonsense words. One monkey called Dan could recognise up to 300 written words, and by "recognise" I mean he knew those words could give him a treat, not that he could recognise that they signified objects in the world, which is what we mean when we say that a human has "recognised" a word. It's a minefield isn't it?
I wonder to what degree this is just a memory test or if the monkeys really are noticing relations between the letters which make up the words, as opposed to the nonsense words. The paper probably answers this. Bloody pay walls… Either way, I don't think this is evidence to suggest that the role of phoneme-letter matching in humans learning to read should be undermined.


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The actual Recovery applet has changed one paragraph of text: "For most system problems, try System Restore first. For serious problems, use the advanced recovery methods to re-image your computer or reinstall Windows" to "System Restore can resolve many system problems, and is the best recovery method to try first. For serious problems, use the advanced recovery methods." The Advanced Recovery Methods section has changed a lot more.
In the first option, a lot has been reworded: "If you have backed up your computer by creating a system image, you can replace everything on this computer - including Windows, your programs, and your files - with the information saved on the system image. If you have more than one partition on your computer, the system image is only made up of the partition that Windows is installed on" has been slimmed down to "If you have created a system image, you can use it to replace everything on this computer, including Windows, your programs, all your files, with the information saved on the system image."
In the second option, "Note: your existing personal files might remain in the windows.old folder on..." has been changed to "Existing files might remain in the Windows.old folder on..." So, what does Microsoft do with all that extra space gained by these changes? Add padding and a Cancel button.
Recycle Bin
The only change I found for the Recycling Bin between build 7000 and 7100 is that now when you hit "Restore all items" you get the above prompt, just in case you hit the button by accident.
Region and Language
Regional and Language Options is now just Region and Language. In the Formats tab, the link at the bottom has changed from "Go online to get additional fonts, keyboards and other tools" to "Go online to learn about changing languages and regional formats." Right above that there is a button and if you follow the different options like so: Additional settings > Date > Calendar > First day of week:, you'll notice that the drop down menu to the right has been made a lot narrower.
In the location tab, "Some software and services provide you with local information such as news and weather" has been reworded to a lengthier "Some software, including Windows, may provide you with additional content for a particular location. Some services provide local information such as news and weather." In the bottom left, "Related Setting" has been changed to the "See also" we've seen all over the Windows 7 UI and the "Enter a default location" link is now just "Default location."
In the Keyboards and Languages tab, clicking on the "Change keyboards...", under the Install services, there is an interesting "Other" bullet point under which is "Ink Correction (64Bit Only)." This is only present in build 7100. Under the Display language section, "To install or uninstall languages that Windows can use in menus and dialogs, click Install/uninstall languages." is now "Install or uninstall languages that Windows can use to display text and where supported recognize speech and handwriting." Clicking on "Install/uninstall languages..." gets you to a window in which "Display languages allow you to view menus, windows, help topics and other items in your chosen language" has been changed to "Display languages allow Windows to display text in your chosen language and where supported recognize speech and handwriting."
Reliability Monitor
There's some rewording in the description: "The stability index is calculated based on the number of hardware and software problems and changes. The stability index ranges from 1 (the least stable) to 10 (the most stable)" has been changed to "The stability index assesses your system's overall stability on a scale from 1 to 10. By selecting a specific period in time, you may review the specific hardware and software problems that have impacted your system." The "How to use Reliability Monitor." link has been moved down to the next line. Also, the 0 and 10 graph labels are gone, and the "Last updated:" section now shows the time. Finally, the "View problem reports and responses" link is now just "View all problem reports"
Remote Desktop Connection
The Remote Desktop Connection application didn't even have an icon in build 7000, but it does in build 7100. The "Options" (none of which have changed) arrow has also been moved to the bottom left. Nothing has been tweaked in any of the tabs.
Resource Monitor
The only change I could spot for the Resource Monitor is the extra words "CPU Usage" for the CPU row, the change of "KBps" to "KB/sec Disk I/O" for Disk, and the addition of "Network I/O" for Network.
Right click menus
On the desktop, there's now a "Show desktop gadgets" option in the view menu, separating gadgets from the desktop. You may also notice that the gadget icon has been tweaked. See below for a bigger version.
When you right click the Details Pane in Windows Explorer, there is no longer an option to hide it. My guess is that many users were hiding it and then were unable to find how to put it back (it's at Organize => Layout => Details Pane).
Right clicking the Homegroup icon shows that the Delete option is gone from here as well, but four more options have been added: Change HomeGroup Settings, View the HomeGroup password, Start the HomeGroup troubleshooter, and Share with devices.
I guess deleting Libraries was causing problems for users, so that option is now gone.
For right click menus of other items in the left pane of Windows Explorer, "Delete" has been renamed to "Remove" and "Open folder location" has been moved closer to the top.
Snipping Tool
What could they possibly change with the Snipping Tool? Nothing in the actual application, but the "Include URL below snips (HTML only)" option is now on by default while the "Show selection ink after snips are captured" is not.
There's a new Sound icon, and in the Communications tab, the drop down menu has been changed to a bullet list of options.
In the Sounds tab, 12 new Sound Schemes have been added: Afternoon, Calligraphy, Characters, Delta, Festival, Garden, Heritage, Landscape, Quirky, Raga, Savanna, and Sonata.
Speech Recognition
The Speech Recognition Options applet has lost its third word. The only other change is that the above text has been removed from the bottom of the page.


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DWI drivers need
to be on notice that this will be a "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" Fourth of
July weekend, announced Collin County
District Attorney Greg Willis.
Those showing
signs of driving while intoxicated will be asked to provide a breath or blood sample.
If they refuse, officers will seek a warrant from a judge. On-call judges stand
ready to determine probable cause for a warrant. The driver's blood will be
drawn if the judge finds there is sufficient evidence of DWI.
The mission of
the Collin County District Attorney's Office is to pursue justice and protect
the community. It works with law enforcement agencies to reduce the number of
DWI offenses through the combination of effective prosecution and public
awareness of the "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" program.
The officers do
not draw the blood. Rather, health care professionals are stationed at certain
local jails for this purpose. The aim of this program is to keep citizens and
roadways safe by preventing DWI activity.
But those who disregard the rights of others should be aware that July
3-6, 2015, is a "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" weekend in Collin County.
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"For any artists wanting to break into comics, Rough Justice is a visual treasure trove to guide them, as surely as any by Da Vinci or Michelangelo. But more important, it's a volume that gives comics fans a rare opportunity to celebrate a top artist in action. Alex Ross is a master shaper of superhero worlds."


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I love doodling. I find it to be a great activity that allows an artist to let thought flow more freely. Whenever I have the chance to doodle in prep for an illustration, I always find the end results to be richer and more detailed. Story elements also creep in. My visual language to express a character expands.
For cartooning, I think doodling is a valuable exercise. Kool Aid Gets Fired came from a doodle of Kool Aid having a moment of existential crisis. Many of my background characters come from doodles in sketchbooks. I doodle something that I feels really captures the visual essence of what you might think such a person looks like. When I drew the little guy down in the right hand corner, I thought he looked like an everyday background office worker, someone who pretty much comes in, does their job, and goes home.
His final incarnation in Kool Aid he had glasses. But the basic idea for what many of my office workers would look like came from this doodle. To me (and everyone is going to see different), it says, he's been at his job not just years, but a few decades. Not fully beaten down, but definitely a corporate cog that knows his place.
As contrasted by this doodle, who I always thinking of as Ken Newman, bright, shiny, energetic, looking for ways to make a change and improve things. Often I will take a doodle and expand on it, working out how the character might look expressing different emotions.
Sometimes a character from a doodle ends up in a full illustration. I'm not sure if I specifically used the person on the left in the drawing on the right. The one on the left was a women who got onto the train with her chello and bags and insisted on squeezing into the space. I was trying out some new brushes in Painter for this. Clearly the way I drew the head stuck in my head for the crowd scene I drew.
When I worked in offices, often my meeting handouts would end up covered in doodles. Often they were of co-workers.
I think that moving forward, I'm going to devote some time to just doodling each week. No specifics, no goal, just a journey.