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First it was planking, now it's... ScarlettJohanssonning?
Yes, that's a thing. Apparently people are posting pictures of their bare bottoms (and sometimes tops) on the Internet in solidarity with Scarlett Johnansson in the wake of her surprise Birthday Suit image popping up on the Internet, sexblog Fleshbot points out. (NSFW link)
Among those posing over on the Scarlettjohanssonning site? (NSFW link) Hitler, Chewbacca and Dead or Alive's own Hitomi. It's silly and harmless, but what photo meme isn't, right?
You can contact Brian Crecente, the author of this post, at email@example.com. You can also find him on Twitter, Facebook, and lurking around our #tips page.

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Gun Rights Secure, Liberty Less So
This morning the Court heard argument in McDonald v. Chicago, the case asking whether the right to keep and bear arms extends to protecting against actions by state and local governments. Just as importantly, it asked whether the best way to extend that right would be through the Due Process Clause of Privileges or Immunities Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment (because the Second Amendment doesn't apply directly to the states).
From the initial questioning through the end, it was quite clear that those living in Chicago — and, by extension, New York, San Francisco, and other places with extreme gun restrictions — will soon be able to rest easy, knowing that they will be able to have guns with which to protect themselves. Unfortunately, the Court did not seem inclined to adopt the arguments propounded by petitioners' counsel Alan Gura (and supported by Cato) that the Privileges or Immunities Clause was the way to go. Chief Justice Roberts expressed reluctance at having to overturn the 1873 Slaughterhouse Cases and other justices joined in concerns over how activist judges would use the Clause if the Court revived it — even if that were the path that hewed more closely to the constitution's true meaning.
This turn of events is unfortunate because reviving the Privileges or Immunities Clause, far from giving judges free reign to impose their policy views, would actually tie them closer to the text, structure, and history of the Constitution. As it stands now — and as it seems will be the case after McDonald is decided — many of our most cherished rights are protected only to the extent that judges are willing to label them as sufficiently "fundamental" to warrant such protection. That is an unprincipled jurisprudence and one that hurts the rule of law.
In short, it is a shame that the Supreme Court seems to be wasting a perfect opportunity to bring constitutional law closer to the Constitution. It is an even greater shame that it is wasting this chance to use guns to protect liberty.


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ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Fla. -- In quarterfinal match at the 2013 University Athletic Association tournament in Altamonte Springs, Fla., the sixth-seeded Brandeis University women's tennis team pushed third-seeded Washington University to the final match, but the Bears prevailed, 5-4, to advance to the winner's bracket. The Judges, ranked 24th nationally, fall to 8-9 on the season and will face the University of Rochester in tomorrow's consolation semifinals, while WashU improves to 14-5 and will take on Carnegie Mellon tomorrow in the championship semis.
Brandeis jumped out to a 2-1 lead after doubles action. Sophomore Carley Cooke (San Diego, Calif./Point Loma) and senior Faith Broderick (Washingtonville, N.Y./Washingtonville) took an 8-2 decision at first doubles, while juniors Ally Bernstein (Northbrook, Ill./Glenbrook North) and Marissa Lazar (Hewlett, N.Y./Lynbrook) were 8-3 victors at No. 3. The Judges nearly swept doubles action, but the Bears' No. 2 squad of These Petraskova and Jamie Silverberg rallied from down 7-6 to win the final three games of the match to win, 9-7, over Brandeis's Simone Vandroff (Half Moon Bay, Calif./Moss Valley) and Roberta Bergstein (Hingham, Mass./Hingham).
In singles action, the Bears got off to a fast start, winning in straight sets at No. 3, 4 and 5, to take a 4-2 lead. The top of Brandeis's lineup got them back in the contest, however, with Cooke edging Petraskova in straight sets, 7-6 (7-4), 6-4, and Broderick rallying from a set down to defeat Silverberg, 2-6, 7-5, 6-1.
The match was then decided at No. 6 singles. Washington's Corinne Rauck won the first set, 6-4, while Brandeis rookie Maya Vasser (New Rochelle, N.Y./New Rochelle) took the second with a late break, 7-5. In the third set, Rauck did not let up, winning 6-0, to clinch a second-straight 5-4 win over the Judges in the UAA quarters.
Brandeis University Women's Tennis
Brandeis vs Washington U. (Apr 25, 2013)
#10 Washington U. 5, #24 Brandeis 4
Apr 25, 2013 at Altamonte Springs, Fla.
|Singles competition
|1. Carley Cooke (BRWTEN) def. Theresa Petraskova (WASHUW) 7-6 (7-4), 6-4
|2. Faith Broderick (BRWTEN) def. Jamie Silverberg (WASHUW) 2-6, 7-5, 6-1
|3. Kate Klein (WASHUW) def. Allyson Bernstein (BRWTEN) 6-3, 6-1
|4. Aly Coran (WASHUW) def. Simone Vandroff (BRWTEN) 6-0, 6-3
|5. Paige Madara (WASHUW) def. Roberta Bergstein (BRWTEN) 6-1, 6-2
|6. Corinne Rauck (WASHUW) def. Maya Vasser (BRWTEN) 6-4, 5-7, 6-0
|Doubles competition
|1. Carley Cooke/Faith Broderick (BRWTEN) def. Kate Klein/Corinne Rauck (WASHUW) 8-2
|2. Theresa Petraskova/Jamie Silverberg (WASHUW) def. Simone Vandroff/Roberta Bergstein (BRWTEN) 9-7
|3. Allyson Bernstein/Marissa Lazar (BRWTEN) def. Aly Coran/Paige Madara (WASHUW) 8-3
|Match Notes
|Brandeis 8-9; National ranking #24
|Washington U. 14-5; National ranking #10
|2013 UAA Championship Quarterfinal


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MORENCI FOOTBALL: Madison turned the ball over; Morenci took advantage of the gift.
Four fumbles lost, three passes given away—the Bulldogs (3-1) used those to claim a 39-6 TCC victory over the Trojans (1-3) for their second league win of the season.
It was only a win for Morenci Friday night. The team also experienced a loss. Senior Max Gautz, a leader on both sides of the ball, suffered what his doctor believes is a torn ACL in his knee. If that's the case, his season ended on the fourth-quarter punt return when he was injured.
Someone had to step up and fill the gap after his injury, said Bulldog coach Taz Wallace, and that's what needs to be done Friday when Morenci travels to Summerfield.
Wallace was pleased with his squad's performance Friday.
"I think we played well," he said. "We gave a good, physical game. We made some mistakes and we still need to eliminate penalties. We've doing a better job of it."
After Austin Sandusky intercepted a Madison pass in the first quarter, the Bulldogs needed only four plays to reach the end zone. Gautz scored on a five-yard run.
Cody Powell intercepted next and led Morenci on a 10-play scoring drive. Sandusky carried the final two yards.
In the second quarter, Morenci got possession on a fumble and drove 47 yards to the goal line. Hayze Wolf brought in a pass from Powell for a 27-yard scoring play.
Sandusky scored from four yards out in the third quarter and the Bulldogs took a 27-0 lead. After the injury to Gautz, Morenci moved the ball 74 yards to score, with Sandusky sprinting the final 28 yards.
In the fourth quarter, Jay Howard intercepted and raced 53 yards for a touchdown.
Lucas Hollstein led the defensive effort with 10 tackles and a pair of fumble recoveries. Wolf and Howard were each in on seven tackles. Simon Jeffers notched four solo tackles.
Coach Wallace was pleased with his team's pass defense, pressuring the quarterback who completed just three of 22 attempts.
Sandusky was the leading ball carrier with 77 yards, followed by Gautz with 60 and KC Clegg with 53.
MORENCI JV FOOTBALL: Morenci's JV football team racked up the points last week at Madison, but they weren't the only ones. Madison followed suit in the 56-42 win for the Bulldogs.
After leading by only 22-18 late in the second quarter, Morenci scored 14 points in the final 26 seconds of the half to take a 36-18 lead.
The Bulldogs scored again early in the third quarter, but Madison scored the next two touchdowns to keep the game interesting.
Both teams added more points in the fourth.
Colin Smith scored on runs of 52 yards, 70 yards, five yards and 12 yards. He ran two conversions.
Smith passed to Derrick Tule for a 12-yard touchdown and to Daiton Lemmon for a 28-yard touchdown.
Chris Hinkley scored on a 75-yard kickoff return and Torin Merillat scored on a three-yard run. Merillat also had a conversion run.
Smith completed three of three passing attempts for 45 yards. Morenci tallied 401 yards of rushing behind the offensive line of Shawn Feltz, Malachi Hoffman, Nicholas Pless, Hunter Borton, Jacob Morin, Tule and Lemmon.
Smith rushed for 276 yards on 18 attempts. Michael Heinze added 74 yards on 10 attempts.
On defense, Nick Stutzman led with nine tackles. Hinkley made three interceptions and Dalton McCowan made two fumble recoveries.
"We blocked well and ran the ball well," said coach Dan Hoffman, "but we certainly need to improve tackling."
MORENCI VOLLEYBALL: Morenci swept a pair of matches from Sand Creek Sept. 13 to open the league season.
The victories move the Bulldogs' overall record to 8-4-1.
"We had almost two weeks off and I was worried we might be stale," said coach Dennis Owens, "but I was really pleased with our effort."
He said he Bulldogs were a little slow with their blocking and serve reception was not what it should have been, but there was plenty to like.
"Everyone served well and our back row movement was the best of the season," he said.
Brooke Bovee had a fantastic night at the net, Owens said, with 41 kills and a block, and the whole team served well.
Morenci took the opener 25-12, 23-25, 25-13, 22-25, 15-4, then followed with a 25-19, 25-23, 25-18 win.
Passing: Hannah Jeffers, 27 digs, 29/36 service reception; Erin Vanderpool, 25 digs, 30/31 service reception.
Serving: Matea Garcia, 49/50, 7 aces, 39 service points; Jeffers, 33/36, 5 aces, 23 points; Carolyn Blaker, 26/26, 4 aces, 15 points; Bovee, 25-25, 4 aces, 12 points
Setting: Garcia, 28 assists; Bovee, 11 assists
Hitting: Bovee, 41 kills, 1 block; Garcia, 9 kills; Chelsea Phillips, 7 kills, 3 blocks.
MORENCI JV VOLLEYBALL: Morenci's JV volleyball team members continue to improve their game as they spilt their pool play matches Saturday at Hudson tournament.
In pool play, the Bulldogs lost a close match to Jackson Northwest, 24-25, 25-22, 18-25, then came back to defeat Lenawee Christian School, 25-24, 25-18, 19-25.
Hudson knocked them out of the tournament in the semifinals of the Silver Division, 16-25, 21-25.
Ali Piercy scored 13 kills and went 17/18 from the serving line. Melissa Burk scored 14 kills and Rebecca Heinze added 11, including four block kills.
Hilary Falor missed only one of 31 serves and Emma Binegar had 12 setting assists.
In a loss Sept. 13 to Sand Creek, libero Julie Terry led the defensive effort with her leadership and a strong game.
In a double-header loss to Whiteford on Thursday, Falor was perfect from the serving line at 18/18 and Piercy went 10/10. Binegar scored nine kills and was good on 56 of 57 setting attempts.
The JVs' record stands at 2-10.
MIDDLE SCHOOL—Morenci's middle school volleyball teams both scored victories Monday against Sand Creek to open the 2011 season.
The girls are coached by Ashley Joughin and Kay Johnson.


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Poor Richard has never strolled through a minefield, but he can imagine what it must be like. It seems a good analogy for the experience of hanging on to a printing business these last 18 months. There have been days and weeks when explosions were occurring all around and it seemed the end was near. On other days, the sun was shining and everything appeared almost normal until the detonation 20 feet away and flying shrapnel brought reality into sharp focus. The last couple of weeks have been like that.
Macon, Georgia is no business Mecca. It is a sleepy southern town that has had better days and hopefully will have better days again. Macon has been a good place for a business like the printshop behind the red awnings on Poplar Street (name withheld to avoid the wrath of the franchise). Over the last decade plus, we've enjoyed good customers, wonderful friends, and mostly amicable competition with the other printers in town.
For our company and for our competitors, business as usual ended abruptly in November of 2008. The stock market crashed, our customers contracted and folded, and sales plummeted. Monthly newsletters went digital; nevermore to return. Businesses decided that they could do without printing. Our friendly bankers, once eager to finance new equipment purchases, now wouldn't return phone calls. Yet we hung on and tried to do what we could, hoping and praying for better days.
An interview in the PrintCEO blog tells the sad story of the demise of Alonzo Printing, a midsized California operation that seemed to be doing everything right. The owner, Jim Duffy, describes the heady days of 2007 with new equipment investments, diversification into digital printing, and the difficulties of turning a marketing vision into reality. Jim didn't have to step on a mine. His bank detonated it for him.
In our sleepy southern town, we were all holding on until just a couple of weeks ago. Sure, a couple of small printers have closed, but they were operating with 30 year old systems. Two weeks ago, one of our better competitors announced that they were suspending their production operations and would continue as a print broker. Last week, a promising short run book printer literally disappear overnight. The mines are exploding all around us.
Our little company is treading very carefully. Like Alonzo printing, we made new equipment purchases when times were better. Some of these have not played out well. Equipment vendors, banks and even the franchise, once seen as allies, now look more like the enemy. The path through the minefield is complicated and dangerous and there is no lack of diversions that could cause a misstep.
Poor Richard is convinced that one of these is the whole "marketing services" concept. In the PrintCEO interview, Jim Duffy makes the following comment:
We marketed Alonzo, and from a pure marketing perspective, it was just a dream. And yet, it was another issue of not having the right people to make it really come to life. Then we reached the point where we couldn't hire the right people. That's how you get caught in the spiral.
You do need to market yourself; you need to do it in a way that's going to be meaningful for your clients.
The last sentence is telling. Printers are not viewed by our customers as "marketers." That is the realm of advertising agencies. With due respect and apologies to our agency customers, printers are not "pie in the sky" folks. We don't do well with concept. Coming up with concepts that work requires a lot of time and creativity that a short-staffed printing company doesn't have.
Printing companies do a very good job with details, with implementation. If "marketing service provider" means that we have to dream up the marketing concepts for our customers, we're in trouble. If it means that we implement and measure marketing "campaigns" using the new tools that are available to us, then perhaps we can provide our customers with something that is of value, that is meaningful.
Poor Richard is not certain what it will take for some of us to make it out of the minefield, nor is he certain that the printshop on Poplar Street won't be blown to smithereens during the debacle. I hold to the hope that there will be a need for companies like mine that "do stuff," that are competent at producing and implementing.
There is a certain sense of desperation that naturally occurs when one strolls the path through a minefield. Traveling the path requires care, tenacity, and not a small bit of prayer. There is also the possibility that the trail will eventually lead to un-mined pastures that allow more flexibility to move around and maybe some better possibilities for small businesses like mine. Poor Richard is really looking forward to the other side of the minefield.


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Full time neonatal nurse practitioner to join The Christ Hospital Consistently recognized as one of the top 50 hospitals in the U.S. News & World Report
MEDNAX is seeking full-time neonatal nurse practitioners to join our team providing care for a Level-II special care nursery at The Christ Hospital in Cincinnati, OH.
As the third-largest city in Ohio, Cincinnati, is located on the north bank of the Ohio River at the border of Ohio and Kentucky. The city is well known for its family-friendly environment, abundant display of culture, and wide range of seasonal climates. Listed in the top ten on Forbes' list of "The Best Cities for Raising a Family", Cincinnati has a lot to offer from award-winning restaurants, to theaters and museums, to the Cincinnati Zoo or Great American Ballpark. The city's public school system is excellent and there are more than 300 colleges and universities located within a 200 mile radius. There is truly no shortage of activities to partake in, and if you're looking for outdoor fun, Cincinnati offers dozens of public parks, golf courses and scenic bike trails. Whether you're looking to thrive in a backyard ball-playing suburb, or mingle in with the city's urban nightlife, Cincinnati is an incredible place to work and play.
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ASOT Ibiza Invasion - serving the legends
August 19, 2012
This Monday, August 20th, the ASOT mascots land another promising edition of the A State of Trance Ibiza nights. At the massive club Privilege, in San Rafael, no less than 10.000 clubbers and trance addicts will enjoy hours of musical bliss, a mind-dazzling show and some of the world's biggest DJ's.
Next to mister ASOT himself, Armin van Buuren, this night also brings you Paul Oakenfold, Simon Patterson and First State, moving the main room. At the Club Room With A View, providing a beautiful overlook on Ibiza town, Gabriel & Dresden, Ashley Wallbridge and MaRLo will be welcoming sunset.
Don't have tickets yet? Get them via www.astateoftrance.com/ibiza!


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Redbox, the easiest way to rent a movie for a buck a day, is getting a price hike. And it's a 20% increase! Which makes the price of a Redbox DVD rental a more inconvenient $1.20. Bye, bye dollar days. It's something to do with debit card fees.
Blu-rays ($1.50) and video games ($2) will stay the same price for now. The price jump goes into effect October 31st. [Redbox]


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From time to time, I will post an blog entry by one of my staff, about a favorite building. Today's entry is by Lucinda Philumalee, current MRED candidate and Historic Preservation degree holder.
Eisenhower Executive Office Building: Eyesore or Icon?
Located just west of the White House is a Federal building built in the Second Empire style that has been a staple of Washington DC since 1871. It was designed by a former Supervising Architect, Alfred Mullet, in the Second Empire style. Formerly known as the Old Executive Office Building, the Eisenhower Executive Office Building has been a source of strong opinion to many who encounter it.
Named for the Second French Empire, Second Empire architecture is a style that became popular in the mid-to-late 1800s and is distinctly European. While Second Empire residential buildings are located around DC, the Eisenhower Executive Office Building is the one of the few, if only, Federal buildings built in this style.
America's most iconic Federal buildings were built in the style of Greek Revival, which became popular in the 18th and 19th century. DC was established as the nation's capital in 1790; thus the built environment reflected what was prominent at the time. As a result, Americans have a predisposition of what Federal buildings should look like. Compounded with the fact that Americans are often turned off from anything that is iconoclastic with what they are used to representing the capital and the nation, the Second Empire Eisenhower Executive Office Building is often perceived with distaste.
President Truman described the Eisenhower Executive Office Building as the greatest monstrosity in America. Mark Twain called it the ugliest building in America. Perhaps most graphic, historian and author Henry Adams referred to it as Mullet's "architectural infant asylum." Likely it was sentiments such as these, along with the notion that it was an inefficient building that put it at risk for demolition in the 1950s, however those plans never came to fruition.
Once despised for its nonconformist style, opinions of the Eisenhower Executive Office Building have since neutralized. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in the 1960s and designated as a National Historic Landmark shortly thereafter. While many other Greek Revival style Federal buildings require a second glance for identification, the Second Empire Federal building is undoubtedly the Eisenhower Executive Office Building and a DC icon.
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Samsung boxes up Centrino 2 notebook pair
One for families, one for road warriors
Samsung is prepping the launch of two Centrino 2 notebooks. They are fairly similar, apart from screen size, but aimed at two decidedly different markets.
Samsung's Q320: look ma, no frame!
The 13.4in Q320 is "perfect for mobile enthusiasts", while the 15.6in R522 is a "family-friendly" notebook with an aluminium-style palm rest and blue backlit touchpad.
There are few differences between the machines once you delve under their respective hoods. Both are based on unspecified Intel Core 2 Duo processors and are fitted with six-cell batteries.
Just 30 minutes of life separates the battery lives, with the R522 having the longer-lasting, five-hour power pack. Both also have a "SuperSilent Mode" to minimise fan noise.
The R522 has four USB and one combo USB/eSata port
Samsung hasn't said what the graphics set-up for the R552 is. The Q320 incorporates an Nvidia GeForce G105M GPU for "state-of-the-art" 3D gaming and HD movies.
The R522 has four USB ports and a combo USB/eSata connection, but the Q320 only appears to have the latter and a single USB port.
Samsung's R522 and Q320 notebooks are available next month. No prices yet. ®
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I've been coy up to now about showing the nekkid women running around Triple Crown - it's only a temporary storyline, after all, and I don't want "Scandal Sheet" to be a strip with ongoing nudity in it. I don't have any problem with cartoon cheesecake, mind you - I like to look at erotic art and I've even been known to click over to "Sexy Losers" once in a while. It just isn't what I want for "Scandal Sheet."
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Rolled Leather Dog Coupler – Black
By Pear Tannery
Walk your two dogs untangled and in style! Made from durable European leather, simply clip your lead to the centre ring and then clip your dogs to each end of the coupler. We love the smart and contemporary design of this coupler which can last a lifetime if cared for correctly.
Pear Tannery is a British company that designs and handcrafts all of its products from scratch. Using only the finest leathers and other high quality natural materials, Pear Tannery produces a range of elegant and practical accessories for dogs and their owners.
Additional information and key product features:
Rolled Leather Dog Coupler – Black.
Made from strong and soft European leather.
Features solid brass fittings.
Hand rolled, hand cut, finished and stitched.
Cared for correctly this coupler can last a lifetime.
Lead not included.
Other colours available.
Size guide:
One size only: 38cm/15" (length) x 1.3cm/0.5" (width).
Product code: PRT-00058
- UK Delivery (Mainland) - Courier or Signed for - £4.00 - Delivery Time: 1 to 2 days
- UK Delivery (Non-Mainland) - Courier or Signed for - £4.00 - Delivery Time: 1 to 2 days
- Western Europe - International - £9.99 - Delivery Time: 3 to 5 days
- USA & Canada - International - £9.99 - Delivery Time: 7 to 10 days
This item will be dispatched to you direct by our partner seller Pear Tannery who follows the general PetsPyjamas returns policy:
Please check your items on delivery. If you wish to return an item, it should be returned to our partner seller directly and not to PetsPyjamas. If you wish to organise a return, exchange or refund of any item, please go to the returns page on our website at www.petspyjamas.com/returns. For standard items, you have 7 days, from receipt of goods, to notify our partner and you must return goods at your own cost within 14 days of receiving the item.
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Prize Claw – Fun at the Fairground
Oh, those addictive claw games from days of yore, when we still went to the fairground rather than lurk in a corner, playing games on our smartphones et al. For those of you who don't know: claw games are pretty basic in the sense that there's a see-through container filled with prizes, and you navigate a big metal claw using a joystick and try to fish one out. And those of you who've fallen prey to the claw's lure will know that a few rounds can wind up costing a pretty penny. Anyway, lovers of vintage arcade and fun fair games – rejoice, for there's no longer any need to leave your homes to play these types of games. Prize Claw is a virtual version of the classic game, and the good news is that, unlike with it's physical counterpart , you won't have to break the bank because the app is available for free.
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Features & Use
Test device:
Samsung Nexus S
Android version: 2.3.4
Root: No
Modifications: None
App details:
Runs as of: Android 2.0.1
Apps2SD: Yes
Total size after installation: ca. 15 MB
Permissions: Network communication, calls, storage
The siren's song of the claw game. Claw Game Anynomous members will know what I'm talking about: you think you'll just try it once, try to grab a prize and if it doesn't work out you'll leave it at that, but in the end you've spend all your pocket money and have a tiny bean bag of a stuffed bunny to show for it.
Can Prize Claw recreate the same excitement?
The answer is yes – well, as much as one could expect from a virtual version of the game.
The gameplay is identical to the the automat version: you move the claw around using a joystick and hopefully will snatch a prize. If you do snag one hold on to it for dear life because the claw's grip isn't exactly a firm one, just like the real-life ones! The game is in 3D and has a great physics engine, meaning that heavy objects or hard-egded objects are more prone to slipping from the claw's grasp.
A few features:
- Puzzle: An image from which a lot of pieces are missing – these objects keep appearing in the glass box and can be collected.
- Sets: Several objects make up a sets and there are different types of sets such as teddy bears, animals, zoos, cars, dolls, circuses and sweets. Once a set is complete you can sell it for money or bonuses.
- Diamonds: Silver diamonds will speed up the claw, blue ones give it more energy, purple diamonds afford you more moves, green ones harbour a lot of items and red ones increase the 'experience'.
- Experience: The more missions you complete and items you collect, the more experience you will gain. Missions include things like 'Collect 50 coins' or 'Collect three items of your choice'.
- Energy: There are five levels and in each one you can activate a new ability such as a bomb or a temporary higer-performance claw. These power ups are activated using coins, diamonds or items.
You can pay to get rid of ad banners, buy more moves or activate more automats. That said, you receive new moves every minute when actively playing a game, as well as every so often when you complete a mission. Even when you're not playing you receive a new move every 15 minutes.
Bottom line:
Prize Claw has a lot to offer that will keep you occupied for more than just a few rounds. That said, it's the kind of game that you play every now and again for a few minutes at most. Good game overall!
Screen & Controls
Great 3D graphics, but the Prize Claw display is a bit overcrowded what with all the buttons; this has a bit of a negative effect on the controls. The menus are also a bit convoluted.
Speed & Stability
Prize Claw lags quite a bit from time to time, which is a shame because otherwise it's smooth sailing.
Price/Performance Ratio
Prize Claw is available for free from the Market.


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Research Report analysis is a complete study which focuses on global market trends and growth opportunities. The report presents an overview and detailed Steam Mops segmentation based on type, application and research regions. The Global Steam Mops Market is expected to depict high growth trend during the forecast period. The development statistics, leading market players, key trends and market risks in Steam Mops are analyzed in this report.
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News that Britain is expected to enjoy a manufacturing revival could hardly have come at a more welcome time.
A report by HSBC today, which forecasts business growth and job creations in manufacturing, brings a much-needed glimmer of hope to the UK's ailing recovery – which yesterday took a further hit when a manufacturing index showed output had fallen to a 20-month low.
As one economist put it, manufacturing was the sector that was supposed to do well in Britain, so the fact it cannot seem to pick up does not bode well for the rest of the economy. The Government has pinned its hopes on Britain reviving the manufacturing powerhouse it once used to be.
Coupled with data showing low rates of mortgage approvals and a slew of recent downbeat economic figures, HSBC's report suggesting that Britain is about to turn it all around is indeed, a ray of sunshine.
It is the small firms and entrepreneurs that Britain will rely on to make it fit for the 21st century, the HSBC report suggests.
Niche markets and pockets of growth are not yet recognised on a national scale – plastronics and photonics are hardly household names – but that hasn't stopped businessmen and women up and down the country recognising their potential.
According to HSBC, there are nine areas central to the predicted manufacturing resurgence in the UK.
These are:
• Renewable Energy – Orkney, Glasgow, Humber, North Wales, Cornwall
• Regenerative Healthcare – Edinburgh, Tyneside, York, Nottingham, Cambridge, Atlantic Gateway
• Advanced Composites – Coventry, Bristol
• Creative Industries – Dundee, Manchester, East London, Cardiff
• Low-Carbon Transport – North East, Norfolk
• Plastronics – Durham, Cambridge, London, Swansea
• Photonics – Strathclyde, West Midlands, Cotswolds, Thames Valley, Southampton
• Space Industries – Oxfordshire
• Biochemicals – Yorkshire, Humber
Many of the above sectors rely heavily on the knowledge and skills of the UK workforce. Almost 75pc of business leaders demonstrate support for British businesses making their goods in the UK, the survey of 500 entrepreneurs found. Digital communications, biotechnology and low-carbon industries are seen as providing the best prospects for growth over the coming decade, the study found.
Nearly two thirds (62pc) of business leaders believe that Britain will increasingly stand for "innovation and entrepreneurship".
Seven super cities have been identified by HSBC as having the potential to create real business growth and job creation. These are:
Existing (predicted in HSBC's 2009 report)
• Newcastle – A science city producing world class scientific research
• Leeds – A provincial hub of financial companies and ancillary services
• Liverpool – A dynamic centre of cultural and branding businesses
• Brighton – The capital of the UK's rebellious, alternative economy
• London – A city state, where the creative sector will take a preeminent position
New Super-cities (added in 2011)
• Bristol – Pioneering new material to become a centre of advanced manufacturing
• Glasgow – A leading international force in the renewable energy sector
Jacques-Emmanuel Blanchet, head of HSBC Commercial Banking, said: "The nine industries identified as the driving force of the new British business landscape enable us to understand not just what the future may look like, but what is happening today to shape that future.
"This is an exciting and challenging time for British businesses and change is definitely on the cards.
"It is evident that in a decade's time we will have seen a redrawing of the industrial map of the UK."
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What if you could find a church that allowed you to come as you are? Not just come as you are in terms of what you are wearing, but come as you are in terms of your life's journey.
And what if it was a church that was non-judgmental and accepting and affirming and was completely comfortable with your doubts and your questions? And what if, during your first visit, you had the really crazy feeling that you had come home?
These are comments heard repeatedly from people new to Emmanuel Episcopal Church in Fullerton. They always add, "This is the best kept secret in Fullerton!"
Emmanuel is a part of the worldwide Anglican Communion, a church steeped in tradition but with a contemporary twist.
The music is a blend of traditional and contemporary; out with the organ and in with the piano, electric violin, guitars, percussionist and flute. New musicians are welcome to join the group at any time.
The clergy are unique as well – one male and one female priest. As many people have noted, they are a visual reminder of the balance of male and female in the nature of God.
The services at Emmanuel are relaxed and informal. The focus is not so much on getting it all perfect as it is on entering deeply into the experience of worship.
– Lyn Crow has served at Emmanuel for 17 years. She previously worked as a registered nurse.


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I find this sort of issue everywhere, however I have been at this for just about two weeks and really need to fix this, as I need the functionality of my NVIDIA Geforce GT 540m.
Running an external monitor via HDMI (1920x1080) and using my laptop screen (1366x768) as my secondary screen.
My process:
Download the driver from Nvidia's site; Linux x64 for GT540m. (version 319.49) Renamed to NVIDIA.run
sudo bash
sudo service lightdm stop && sudo service gdm stop
sh /home/jake/Downloads/NVIDIA.run
->installer launches
Accepted the license
Install NVIDIA's 32-bit compatibility OpenGL libraries? Yes
Run nvidia-xconfig utility? Yes (supposed to create a file most likely about my monitors ie. 10.monitor.xml and/or xorg.conf)
->installer complete
My issue:
Could not apply stored configuration for monitors
none of the selected modes were compatible with the possible modes:
Trying modes for CRTC 63
CRTC 63: trying mode 640x480@60Hz with output at 1366x768@60Hz (pass 0)
CRTC 63: trying mode 640x480@60Hz with output at 1366x768@60Hz (pass 1)
Trying modes for CRTC 64
CRTC 64: trying mode 640x480@60Hz with output at 1366x768@60Hz (pass 0)
CRTC 64: trying mode 640x480@60Hz with output at 1366x768@60Hz (pass 1)
The screens are very small, but I manage to uncheck the "mirror displays" and set my external monitor to 1920x1080. However, my laptop screen is stuck at 640x480, with no other options available next to forcing it via command line from terminal. (a band-aid for a festering wound only covers it up)
I start up an application that requires java and/or opengl, Minecraft, of course, and it gives me org.lwjgl.LWJGLException: Could not init GLX
Any ideas?
I purged my old nvidia driver, ran sudo apt-get nvidia-319.
Restarted. Resolution is back to it's intended and desired settings! However: I start up nvidia xserver settings, and it gives me:
You do not appear to be using the NVIDIA X driver. Please edit your X configuration file (just runnvidia-xconfig
as root), and restart the X server.
I ran sudo nvidia-xconfig, rebooted, and my resolution issue returned (back to 640x480 on both screens).
Here is the xorg.conf:
nvidia-xconfig: X configuration file generated by nvidia-xconfig
nvidia-xconfig: version 325.15 (buildmeister@swio-display-x64-rhel04-03) Wed Jul 31 19:04:27 PDT 2013
Section "ServerLayout"
Identifier "Layout0"
Screen 0 "Screen0"
InputDevice "Keyboard0" "CoreKeyboard"
InputDevice "Mouse0" "CorePointer"
Section "Files"
Section "InputDevice"UPDATE
# generated from default
Identifier "Mouse0"
Driver "mouse"
Option "Protocol" "auto"
Option "Device" "/dev/psaux"
Option "Emulate3Buttons" "no"
Option "ZAxisMapping" "4 5"
Section "InputDevice"
# generated from default
Identifier "Keyboard0"
Driver "kbd"
Section "Monitor"
Identifier "Monitor0"
VendorName "Unknown"
ModelName "Unknown"
HorizSync 28.0 - 33.0
VertRefresh 43.0 - 72.0
Option "DPMS"
Section "Device"
Identifier "Device0"
Driver "nvidia"
VendorName "NVIDIA Corporation"
Section "Screen"
Identifier "Screen0"
Device "Device0"
Monitor "Monitor0"
DefaultDepth 24
SubSection "Display"
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|Andrew Pollack is one of Hatton Gardens finest designers of bespoke handmade jewellery. For many years we have created unique and exquisite items that we have supplied to many of the shops in Hatton Garden and are also offering this service to the public. Selling directly from our workshop allows us to offer a comprehensive and very competitive service.
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QNYC Event Highlight: Pop-Up Artisan Market
Image Source: Katrina Schultz Richter from Queens County Market
Consider it the All Star Game for Queens food entrepreneurs. Today, December 15, Quaint Restaurant will host a Pop-Up Artisan Market featuring products made by local businesses. Expect Guyanese-influenced Chicken Curry with Roti and Spiced Banana Cake, thanks to Veda's Catering. The Chocolate Swirl will offer edible Christmas baskets with Cake Pops, Truffles, Mini Cupcakes and Boxed Chocolates. Another local favorite, Mel's Melting Pot, will have traditional Quebecois chutneys, such a Sweet Fruit Ketchup and its spicy cousin. Tamarind balls, Caribbean spicy cheese, gourmet ice cream and chipotle salsa will also be among the many items on sale.
Pop-Up Artisan Market
Quaint Restaurant
46-10 Skillman Avenue, Sunnyside
Saturday, December 15
noon – 4pm | Free to enter


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"I came across two people (or wine making wanna be's) talking about wine making and one of them said wine can be made from sunflower petals ( the sunflower alone).... If so, can you give me a recipe for sunflower wine...?" Johnathan Jones, Jacksonville, Florida
The common sunflower Helianthus annuus is found in fields all across the United States, Canada, and most of the landmasses of the northern hemisphere. It is a member of the Composite Family, which contains as many as 19,000 species worldwide. There are about 60 native species of sunflower in America, plus many that were imported and escaped to the wild.
The sunflower actually produces a composite blossom containing two types of flowers. The central disk of soft brownish matter contains the actual flowers -- those that produce seeds -- while large petals surround the disk and attract insects. Wine is made from the petals only and the method is similar to making wine from dandelions or many other flowers.
Pick sunlower petals and wash. Put water on to boil. Meanwhile, prepare zest from citrus and set aside. Combine flower petals and zest in nylon straining bag and tie closed. Put bag in primary and pour boiling water over it. Cover primary and squeeze bag several times a day for 3 days. Drain and squeeze bag to extract all liquid. Pour liquid into primary and stir in sugar until completely dissolved. Stir in remaining ingredients except yeast, cover and set aside 10-12 hours. Add activated yeast and cover. Stir twice daily for 5 days. Transfer to secondary and fit airlock. Rack after wine falls clear, add crushed Campden tablet, top up, and reattach airlock. Rack again every 2 months for 6 months, adding another crushed Campden tablet during middle racking and stabilizing at last racking. Wait another month and rack into bottles. Cellar 12 months and enjoy. [Author's own recipe]
In primary, combine all ingredients except sunflower petals and yeast. Stir well to completey dissolve sugar. Cover primary and set aside 10-12 hours. Add activated yeast and recover primary. Stir twice daily until violent fermentation subsides. Pick flower petals and wash them. Put petals in nylon straining bag with 1 dozen sterilized glass marbles for weight. Tie bag and submerge in liquid in primary. Gently squeeze and dunk bag several times a day for 5 days. Drain bag, squeezing to extract flavor and transfer liquid to secondary. Fit airlock and rack after 2 weeks, topping up and refitting airlock afterward. After wine falls clear, wait 2 weeks and rack after adding 1 crushed Campden tablet to clean secondary. Thereafter, rack every 2 months for 6 months, adding another crushed Campden tablet every other racking and stabilizing at last racking. Wait another month and rack into bottles. Age for 6-12 months. [Author's own recipe]
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DURHAM — A weekend concert drew not only a crowd, but numerous arrests made by the Durham Police Department and the University of New Hampshire (UNH) Police Department Friday night.
According to Media Relations Director Erika Mantz, there were 39 of the 65 total arrests Friday night were directly related to the DJ Tiesto concert held at the Whittemore Center that evening by UNH and Durham police departments. In addition, the university police worked collaboratively with the state police and state liquor enforcement officers to bring additional resources to campus to help curb underage drinking and raise awareness of both the risks and consequences of impaired driving.
"The enhanced law enforcement presence was in place to keep the more than 4,000 concert goers safe and the impact on the surrounding community to a minimum," Mantz wrote in an email to Foster's Daily Democrat.
The New Hampshire, a fully student-run campus newspaper reported, "Face paint and white- and neon-colored outfits seemed to be the unofficial dress code when T�esto invaded the Whittemore Center Friday night. The concert, rescheduled from October, was the DJ's fourth stop on his 2013 Club Life College Invasion Tour."
In the same article, the show was described as also featuring a "laser show, smoke and pyrotechnics" which, "all worked together to provide a visual array of hues and textures."
There was also a known ramped-up presence of law enforcement at the concert, TNH reported.
"My opinion of the number of police/security was that it was necessary and not out of the ordinary," said acting Executive Director of SCOPE Bethany Bucciarelli. "This is a college campus who hasn't seen a concert since May 2012 at UNH, so being overly cautious is never a bad thing. It is better to have excess than not enough in the event that something did go wrong."
The additional arrests, Mantz said, were made by those two agencies but can't necessarily be attributed to the concert.
The additional arrests were made on "surrounding roads and parking lots," she wrote via email.


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Finally, a moment to sit down and write! The past two weeks have been insanely busy (in a good way J). Alex and I, as you may remember from our last prayer letter, moved up to San Francisco two weeks ago and have been running around like crazy since then, adjusting to life, making our apartment feel like home, planning the semester with the rest of the City Cru staff team, meeting the students of SFSU and City Cru and just being in San Francisco. To say it has been hectic is an understatement. So here is a quick rundown of some highlights:
1) Moving in – I hate moving…it ruins your back, you get cuts and bruises all over your hands, you are dusty and sweaty all day and by the time bed rolls around you are almost too tired to move. This was us for 5 straight days the first week we were up here. We spend those days painting, unpacking, cleaning, putting Ikea furniture together, painting some more, eating and finally sleeping. Of course the good thing with moving is once you finish and your place feels like home there is a sense of accomplishment and joy that comes at the completion of project you have poured yourself into. Our place truly is OUR place now…and its all thanks to Alex's interior design skills and my blind obedience to do whatever she told me to do ;)
2) SFSU – Monday morning was spent tabling on the San Francisco State campus, passing out free donuts and fair-trade coffee and connecting with students who came up to our table. Alex and I got to meet a good amount of students who are involved with our ministry and have some great spiritual conversations with those who came up to the table grab a donut and find out more about City Cru.
3) Staff Life – Meeting from 9-5 Tuesday thru Friday. So many meetings! Luckily our team (there are 8 of us) are awesome and our directors Chris and Christine were able to guide us as we planned a lot of the semester for our ministry. That includes outreaches, what we want students to learn about Jesus through our small group bible studies, how to incorporate and model a life and ministry centered on prayer to students, figuring out how to live out our faith through partnering with organizations who care for the poor and marginalized in the city, and a whole host of other things. They were exhausting days but necessary and good.
Alex and I are so excited to be here doing the work Jesus has called us into and are continually humbled and blessed by all of your prayers, support and friendship. We can't wait to see what God does on the college campuses in San Francisco and we will be sure to keep you updated via this blog as often as we can. In the meantime, sorry for such a long post, thank you for your prayers and please continue to pray that Jesus captures the hearts of every student in San Francisco!!!
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Tomorrow we start our first day on the SF State Campus with the students, and I kinda feel like I did before the first day of elementary school... a little nervous, excited to see old friends and meet new people, scared I won't be able to find where I am supposed to be and.... what should I wear!? JK, on the last one :)
Basically, we will be tabling in the main area of campus and trying to get the word out about City Cru to get students interested in coming to our weekly meetings, studies, etc./, which is really the first step, besides prayer, of some coming to know the Lord, awareness that there are people here who love Jesus and an opportunity for them to do the same.
So please keep us and the students in your prayers as we begin this new semester.
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How, then, can they call on the one they have not believed in? And how can they believe in the one of whom they have not heard?
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MINNEAPOLIS -- The 2013 Perfect Game National Showcase kicked off Thursday morning, and over the next five days more than 300 of the nation's top-ranked prospects from the high school class of 2014 will exhibit their wares under the roof of the downtown Metrodome while hundreds of scouts look on.
To a man (or at least to this observer), the young men attendance are as humble as they are talented. On Thursday morning -- with six of the 12 teams reporting for duty -- that combination of talent and humbleness was on full display in the embodiment of young outfielder Justin Smith from St. Johns, Fla.
Smith, who just completed his junior year at Bartram Trail High School, stands 6-feet, 2-inches tall with an athletic 205 pounds packed on that frame. He is the nation's 12th-ranked prospect in the 2014 class (No. 3 in the state of Florida) and held his own during the morning workout session with a 92 mph throw from the outfield and 6.67-second time in the 60-yard dash. (Michael Gettys from Gainesville, Ga., set an event record with a 100 mph throw from the outfield).
Those were only slight increases from what he recorded in this same building a year ago at the 2012 PG Junior National Showcase -- 91 mph from the outfield and 6.71 in the 60 in 2012 -- but they were improvements, nonetheless.
"It's always a great experience to come here," Smith said Thursday morning. "I came here last year and it was fun, and I definitely wanted to come back; it's the greatest competition out here right now. I had great exposure (at the PG Junior National) last year ... and there's great competition around here today; you can bring exposure to yourself, too, because everything's here. You just hope you can do well.
"I've been working hard, so seeing myself progress is always good; it's what I wanted and it's what I've been working for," he continued. "To come here, hopefully I can continue to show how much I've progressed and just keep getting better."
Smith's dad, Brian Smith, shared his son's sentiments.
"We're extremely excited about being here," he said Thursday. "It's a huge opportunity, and we thank Perfect Game for inviting us and allowing us to be here. We're excited and ready to compete against the best of the best."
The whole concept of "competition" and playing the "best of the best" permeates through the conversation when speaking with Justin and Brian Smith. Their mindset certainly makes it easy to understand why Justin was extended an invitation to the PG National.
"With any competition when you compete against the best, you raise your level of play," Brian Smith said. "We expect him to come out and do the very best he can and compete with these guys. All of these kids, they could be doing a bunch of other things right now, but instead they're here competing and trying to live out their dreams.
"Anytime you can be around kids that are playing at the highest level and kids with the same aspirations, it's always good to be in this environment," he said. "Especially when you're (striving) for such a huge accomplishment like trying to get to Major League Baseball."
Justin Smith has been a regular on the PG circuit and the National Showcase is the 14th event on his impressive resume. He has played with Chad Raley and Marucci Elite since last summer, competing in the 2012 17u/18u Perfect Game-East Cobb Invitational; 2012 PG WWBA 17u and 16u National Championships; 2012 16u PG World Series; 2012 PG WWBA Underclass World Championship and the 2012 PG WWBA World Championship.
He was at the 2013 17u/18u PG-EC Invitational just last week and was named to the all-tournament team after hitting 5-for-16 (.312) with two doubles, a home run, four RBI and four runs scored. Raley, who has been here all week helping with first the PG Junior National Showcase and now the PG National Showcase, doesn't usually dip into Florida to find his prospects, but he's glad he landed this one.
"We added Justin last year and he's performed really well; he's succeeded in every event that we've gone to," he said. "They've got some really good programs in Florida so those kids usually get what they're looking for (close to home), but we were able to call him and he wanted to come play with us; I guess he's been happy because he hasn't gone anywhere."
Smith started impressing Raley from the moment he clocked-in with Marucci Elite, and he continues to impress.
"He's got that speed-power combination, and he's got a really good approach," Raley said. "For a big, strong kid that hits the ball out of the park, he doesn't strike out very often. He'll look to do damage early in the count; if he gets down in the count he'll shorten up and he'll spray base hits and doubles and stuff like that. He's a true 5-tool guy. He's got one of the best tool sets that I've probably ever had."
While Smith milled around with his PG Green teammates during the workout portion of the showcase Thursday morning, he was seeing a lot of familiar faces. At least seven members of the Green team also play for Raley and Marucci Elite during the summer and fall.
"It's definitely fun meeting new people on my team, but most of my team is my Marucci team; I'm comfortable around them and everything, so it's a lot of fun," Smith said. "It's been fun ever since the first game I've played with (Marucci Elite). We have great people on our team, great coaching, and it's just a fun place to be around -- it's just a fun environment and a great place to play. We're going to go to the top events this summer and hopefully we can come out with a trophy."
Smith has committed to veteran head coach Jim Morris and the University of Miami (Fla.) Hurricanes. He was sold on "The U" after making one visit.
"I loved it, especially being from Florida," he said. "Just going down there and seeing their campus; I liked being around it. Then when I met with the coaches, it just seemed like a family. It seemed like a great environment, and they told me the history about (the University of) Miami and it seemed like a great place to be a part of."
All eyes will be on Smith's continued development over the next year -- eyes belonging to the folks at Miami, the folks in Major League Baseball and even the folks at Marucci Elite.
"It'll be fun to watch Justin in the next year to see what he ends up doing," Raley said. "Which way he goes -- if he stays at a three-hole top guy or if he starts getting too big and too strong and really starts hitting a lot of balls out of the ballpark."
The folks at Perfect Game will also be watching. There are reasons he's climbed to No. 12 in the national rankings, although Smith himself downplays that ranking.
"It's good to know and I want to keep progressing up throughout it," he said. "It's a good marker to see where you are and it means a lot, but then again I don't really know what it means. You still have to go out and play every day."
Another guy who will be closely watching is his father, Brian Smith. He has as much as anyone invested in Justin's future, but like all fathers he only wants what's best for his boy.
"I'm probably his biggest fan but at the same time I'm still his dad also," Brian said. "As much as I want to support him (in baseball) I still want to raise him to be just a good kid, a productive kid and still respect the game, and understand that this is huge ordeal and he's already done more than what we could have thought. It's real exciting and we're real excited for him."


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Thursday, May 27, 2010
Jeff Soto "Lifecycle" sneak peek
Here is one of the new paintings. Click on the image for a larger shot. My show opens in a month, Saturday June 26th, 2010. Jonathan Levine Gallery, NYC.
8 comments:
- Haven said...
I probably sound like a broken record, but that's awesome and I can't wait to see that show.
- 6:19 PM, May 27, 2010
You paint with so much attention to detail. Its crazy. Keep updating your blog! Thanks!
- 9:45 PM, May 27, 2010
i'll be there wooohoooo!
josh :)
- 2:24 PM, May 30, 2010
- Joe said...
If this is not turned into a print im pretty sure I am going to cry =) Looks super awesome!
- 1:18 PM, June 01, 2010
- Seth Russell said...
Holy crap Jeff, that's such an awesome painting. Might be my new favorite. Keep it up!
- 8:34 PM, June 02, 2010
- Heidi said...
Are you having a reception? What time does it start?
- 8:48 PM, June 13, 2010
- sosoa said...
Just awesome ! I'm a fan !
I've just one question please : how many times it takes to create a work like that ? (sorry for my english i'm french ;) thank you
- 10:25 AM, June 14, 2010
- Jeff Soto said...
Heidi- reception is 7-9pm on that Saturday- the 26th of June.
Sosoa, I spent a week or so on this one. But I jump around a lot and made a few changes while painting.
Thanks for the comments.
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On this Thanksgiving weekend in Canada, I thought it would be appropriate to wrap up last weekend's adventures by giving thanks to those who worked so hard to coordinate our Blend extravaganza, the annual Canadian Design & Lifestyle Bloggers West event that coincides with Vancouver's annual IDSwest weekend.
Here's to our network organizers…
Victoria Lambert, Edin's House blog & co-creator/owner of the FAT Paint Company
Barbara Marek Matson, hodge:podge blog
Nancy Marcus, Marcus Design blog
Karla Amadatsu, Kerrisdale Design Inc. blog & Principal of Kerrisdale Design Inc... see Karla's work on the cover of September's Style at Home, and on p. 120-127.
Danielle Hardy, Urban Walls blog & Owner of Urban Walls Vinyl Decals
A huge and heartfelt THANK YOU! Without your hard work, dedication, and attention to detail, Blend 2012 would not have been the amazing event that it was. And thank you once again to our premier sponsor, IKEA Canada, who made the scope of this event possible!
This year the St. Regis Hotel was our host where we enjoyed a fabulous party atmosphere complete with tasty finger foods and beverages. Also returning this year to lend their support with generous prizes was Delta Faucets. Thank you all so much!
And do you recognize these familiar faces? That's right. Tommy Smythe joined Suzanne Dimma and Mark Challen (Canadian House & Home), to spend some time socializing with us at our party. What an awesome surprise… Did you get to take in their presentations at IDSwest this year?
Don't you just love Tommy's smile?!
His wit is equally engaging 😉 Thank you, Barbara, for capturing this photo!
Our evening was topped off with swag bags filled with goodies galore. Here's a little peek at what was inside…
All displayed here on the infamous desk painted in Para Paints 'Sweet & Juicy' orange (P5072-85)… relevant because Para Paints was the sponsor for the presentation stage at IDSwest this year!
And here's a special shout out to all the businesses that contributed the swag!
- Reusable Shopping Bag (perfect, because they held all the swag!)
- LAPPLJUNG FÅGEL Reversible Cushion
- VINÄGER Black Bamboo Bowl
- GLIMMA Unscented Tealights
- VARLIG Tealight Holders in Pinstripe & Houndstooth
- Artwork… you can see a recent sampling of Tracey's photography featured on the cover of September's Style at Home, and on p. 120-127.
- 20% Off Coupon for Vinyl Decals by Danielle Hardy (Click here to see Urban Walls' decals in action in my own home!)
- Artisan Fan Deck (See what Heidi Nyline of Warline Paints has to say!)
- Sample Pot of 'Grey Gull' FAT Paint, a new and exciting chalk paint co-created by Victoria Lambert of Edin's House!
- Purse size 5′ Tape Measure and FREE Magazine Subscription Invitation… you can sign up, too!
- Hand Painted Colour Card for Annie Sloan Chalk Paint… these colour cards are awesome, because the colour sample is an actual dab of the paint!
- Set of 6 Hand Rendered Cards… did you know Michelle's work was most recently featured in October's Canadian House & Home (p. 114-115) and October's House Beautiful (p. 54)?
So there you have it! The swag within the swag bags, and the businesses who helped make them happen!
I would also like to mention the amazing door prizes given away throughout the evening, gorgeous items such as paintings by the multi-talented Michelle Morelan (mentioned above), and Heather Ross (you can see a recent sample of Heather's photography in October's House & Home issue p. 68-74), decals by Urban Walls (mentioned above), artwork by Nancy Marcus of Marcus Design Inc., gift certificates from IKEA Canada, and many, many more. Thank you to each and every one of you for your contributions! You helped make this Blend an event to remember!
And I'm still remembering last year's!
To end on a personal Thanksgiving note… this year Thanksgiving crept up on me, and kind of caught me by surprise. Can I just say, I was so not ready! Fall decorating? The leaves are just starting to turn colour! And the sun was shining all weekend. It was just so beautiful and warm… I still haven't gotten any major fall decorating done! Eeek!!!
But here's what I did manage for our table. Quick and easy, with a little nod to fall colour.
Happy Thanksgiving to all my Canadian friends! I hope you have had a really amazing weekend… and to my American friends, yours is just around the corner 🙂 Have you got any decorating done for fall? Any decorating tips you'd like to share?
Thanks for stopping by!
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History Professor Has Book Published
Dr. Jeffrey Johnson, assistant professor of history at Augustana, is the author of "They Are All Red Out Here: Socialist Politics in the Pacific Northwest, 1895-1925," published by University of Oklahoma Press.
Argus Leader: Student Noted for Little Acts and Big Ideas
Jamie Horter, an Augustana senior majoring in chemistry and art, has won the school's Covenant Award for liberal arts.
Argus Leader: 'TheTom and Gerry Show' Reveals New Side of Artists
A kinder, gentler Tom Shields emerges through his current abstract oil paintings. And a more daring ceramic artist Gerry Punt is revealed, his formerly symmetrical wheel-thrown works now pushed, pulled and distorted.
Rapid City Journal: Spearfish Tourism Group Hires Augie Grad
Visit Spearfish, an organization designed to market the Black Hills city, has been created – and its executive director is Mistie Caldwell, class of 1993.
Papers Sought for the 2009 Dakota Conference
The Center for Western Studies at Augustana hosts the 41st annual Dakota Conference April 24-25, 2009. The conference theme is Abraham Lincoln Looks West.
Band and Choir Announce Interim Tour Dates
The Augustana Band and The Augustana Choir both embark on their annual interim tour which begins January 29. Directed by Dr. Bruce Ammann and Dr. James Johnson, each concert promises to be an event you won't want to miss!
Madison Daily Leader: Augustana Freshman Wins Piano Award
Carolyn Hunter, an Augustana freshman, recently won the National Guild of Piano Teachers High School Diploma. Her mother, grandmother and Augustana piano instructor Arlene Krueger helped her along the way.
Sophomore Receives Chemical Society's Leadership Award
Rachel Hurley, a sophomore from Canton, SD, has been selected to receive the American Chemical Society's (ACS) 2009 Student Affiliates Leadership Award.
Argus Leader: Augustana Nursing 50 Years Ago and Today
This spring, Bethany Fleischhacker will graduate with a degree in nursing from Augustana, fifty years after her grandmother graduated from Augustana with a nursing degree.
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