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CELINA — Members of a local lake group received an update on a new campaign aimed at tackling external loading issues at Grand Lake St. Marys.
Grand Lake/Wabash Watershed Alliance Coordinator Laura Walker unveiled the Grand Again campaign that is being kicked off in the region during Saturday's monthly Lake Improvement Association meeting. The campaign, which features a handful of topics, is directed at reducing the external loading — or non-point source pollution — that reaches Grand Lake St. Marys.
"It's about all of the things we can do as residents of the watershed or as stakeholders," Walker said. "A stakeholder is anyone who recreates, who comes up or even just drives through the watershed or Grand Lake St. Marys."
The campaign will feature billboards, social media contacts, postcards and a website to keep residents informed. Walker said a new topic will be rolled out approximately every two months.
"Our first topic for the Grand Again campaign is the lawn and gardens, specifically targeting lawn fertilizer," Walker said. "We want you guys to test your soil, make sure you are not over-applying phosphorus. It's very rare that you need to add phosphorus on your lawns .... The phosphorus recycles and as long as you are leaving your clippings on your lawn, you aren't going to lose your phosphorus."
The second topic is about storm drains, with an emphasis on only allowing storm water to enter collection systems. The third topic will cover systems in homes, specifically septic systems. The fourth topic will cover animal waste.
"I know you may think that's not a big topic for us, but in some urban areas it's a very hot topic," Walker said. "The last one that will end up in December will be household wastes and pharmaceuticals."
The campaign is sponsored by the Ohio Environmental Education Fund, which obtains money through Ohio EPA levied fines. Walker said the Grand Lake St. Marys Restoration Commission applied for the grant, which is being administered by the Grand Lake St. Marys Restoration CIC holds the funding.
"As you get that postcard in the mail and you are tech savvy and you want to use the QR code on it, you can use that or just go to the website — it's GrandAgain.org," Walker said. "It will be up next week when the billboards are up."
Once live, Walker encouraged residents to visit the website to complete a survey. The results will allow officials to determine how much people know about nonpoint source pollution.
Auglaize/Mercer Counties CVB Director Donna Grube also gave an update on the Get the Carp Outta Here fishing derby. The event, which will be held May 18-20, has been tweaked a bit from last year's event.
"Folks who know their carp said we were a little bit late for the spawning season," Grube said. "Last year the most fish caught was done by weight ..... This year the most carp, we are going to let them count it."
Grube also touted results last year's event.
Last year we felt it was a pretty big success for it being our first year," Grube said, noting just shy of 300 people signed up. "Those folks took out over 8,000 pounds of carp in 48 hours."
Grube said she is still looking for volunteers to help out during the event. For more information, visit SeeMore.org.


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Style Muse: The Ladies of Life 1969
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- Colleen said...
I'm kind of in love with those overall shorts.
- January 13, 2012 at 10:14 AM
- blue roses said...
every single one of these images has made me deliriously happy; those beautiful short shift dresses and those crazy court jester tights.... love love love.
- January 13, 2012 at 10:42 AM
- Anna D. said...
Those tights are wicked!!! It's crazy to see how different fashion was back then. I wish my mom kept all her clothes from the 60s and 70s...then I wouldn't have to search much for all those pieces =)! Anyway, hope you have a great weekend!!! And happy MLK day in advance!!!
- January 13, 2012 at 11:00 AM
- Elissa said...
I'm so glad you posted these! The first thing I noticed was how these women seem to embrace their natural shape. Curve were clearly something to be proud of. And their clothes! I would kill for that leather fringed vest in the first photo.
- January 13, 2012 at 11:19 AM
- modern Suburbanites said...
awesome photos!!!
- January 13, 2012 at 11:22 AM
- Maya said...
It's lovely! I like the primary colours. thank you for posting them, so nice.
- January 13, 2012 at 11:45 AM
- Sweet Harvest Moon said...
These pictures are amazing!
I need a timemachine ;)
- January 13, 2012 at 1:55 PM
- Jessica @ Stylish Stealthy and Healthy said...
I totally agree. Hands down my favorite throwback fashion era. Anything mod is a close 2nd.
- January 13, 2012 at 2:00 PM
- Ani said...
These pictures are incredible! I want every single outfit!
- January 13, 2012 at 3:02 PM
- Style My Way said...
Thanks so much for posting! My lost era! I would have fit right in, but alas I am the product of the 80s!
- January 13, 2012 at 4:31 PM
- Hilary Nicole said...
I am in love with the inspirations you compiled.. Vintage 1969 at its finest. Have a beautiful day!
XX Hilary
- January 13, 2012 at 4:59 PM
- AmeliaB said...
I love the photos but do you know what is up with the purple headband tied onto the girl's pants in the last photo?
- January 13, 2012 at 8:06 PM
- Angie D said...
Oh, those tights!! I wish time machines were real...
Thanks for sharing, Julie!
- January 13, 2012 at 9:27 PM
- Orchid Grey said...
AmeliaB: Nope! I just take these photos as they are, perfect stylistic inspiration!
- January 13, 2012 at 9:59 PM
- Samantha Chu Ramage. said...
i am totally tying a bandana around my thigh. these are awesome!!!
- January 13, 2012 at 10:17 PM
- Noémie said...
my favourites are the overall shorts and the tights! SO COOL!!
x x
- January 16, 2012 at 3:34 PM
- Mr. Taylor and his Lady said...
oh gosh, i'm obsessing over that third look. awesome!
xo TJ
- January 16, 2012 at 7:46 PM
- Jennifer said...
Amazing time for fashion!
xo Jennifer
- January 20, 2012 at 11:03 PM
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April 24, 2013
"The transmission of HIV in sub-Saharan Africa could be slashed if efforts are made to combat the spread of the waterborne disease schistosomiasis by providing clean water, sanitation and health education, a study reports," SciDev.Net writes. Schistosomiasis can cause genital ulcers in women, making them more susceptible to HIV infection, the news service notes. "To test whether schistosomiasis infections could be reduced in a cost-effective manner, researchers from Norway, South Africa and the United States plugged epidemiological and clinical data from Zimbabwe into a mathematical model," SciDev.Net reports, adding, "They found that community-based interventions -- providing universal clean water, sanitation and education, as well as the drug praziquantel to treat schistosomiasis in children -- would be a cost-effective way of cutting the two infections at between $725 and $1,000 per individual over a period of 20 years." The news service continues, "And because these interventions can reduce schistosomiasis and HIV transmission, as well as diarrheal disease and bacterial infections caused by infected water, they should be economically attractive to policymakers, the researchers write in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS)" (Nakkazi, 4/23).
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AIDS experts speaking at the XIX International AIDS Conference (AIDS 2012) on Wednesday called for an expansion of HIV care and treatment to all women instead of focusing only on those who are pregnant, the Associated Press reports. While many countries have programs to treat pregnant women with HIV infection with antiretroviral treatment (ART) to lessen the risk of mother-to-child HIV transmission, UNICEF Senior Programme Adviser Chewe Luo said at the plenary session that most countries do not continue providing ART after mothers wean their infants, the news service notes, adding, "She praised Malawi for starting to do just that" through a treatment initiative called Plan B+ (Neergaard, 7/25). According to the Guardian, the plan would add an additional $300 million to global treatment costs, but "people with HIV on treatment become far less likely to infect their partners, as well as their babies, so the additional outlay may be considered a good investment." Luo said discussions with PEPFAR and the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria about funding such programs are underway, the newspaper notes (Boseley, 7/25). In a satellite session on Tuesday, U.S. Global AIDS Coordinator Ambassador Eric Goosby and UNAIDS Executive Director Michel Sidibe "commended countries and their international partners for recent progress in preventing new HIV infections among children and saving mothers' lives," health-e news reports (7/25).
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E.T. the Extra Terrestrial, Steven Spielberg's high-grossing 1982 film, included a clip from Sesame Street. During a scene with E.T. and Gertie (played by Drew Barrymore), the show is playing on the TV long enough for two sketches to appear.
The first is an animated film about the letter B that aids E.T. in learning how to speak. The second scene features Big Bird introducing Grover in the courtyard as he demonstrates two chin-ups (this scene has been released commercially on Old School: Volume 1 as an insert for Episode 0536). The audio that ends the scene, however, was taken from Episode 1364 to provide a more appropriate dialogue for the film: Big Bird observes a rocket ship and remarks, "I think it came from outer space," just as E.T. begins to communicate his desire to phone home.
The E.T. puppet also made an appearance in The Earth Day Special, as did the Muppets.
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- The film's story was the basis for a comic spoof featured in the January 1983 issue. "E.C. the Extra-Celestial" featured Gonzo in the role of a visiting alien who takes up residence with the Muppets, creates a psychic bond with Kermit, watches Sesame Street with Annie Sue Pig, and finds himself under the microscope of Muppet Labs.
- E.T. makes an appearance in another comic book story published in the Summer 1983 issue. He doesn't speak or take part in the story, but appears to be a part of the crew of the Millenium Falcon from Star Wars.
- When Gonzo and Ethan Hawke take off for the stars in a home-made spaceship fueled by oatmeal in the Fall 1985 issue, Camilla sends them off with a farewell sign that reads "Phone Home." Her message echoes a famous line from the 1982 film when E.T. communicates a desire to contact his people.
- The Winter 1986 issue features a photo spread for an interview with Hollywood sound designer Mark Mangini. Dr. Bunsen Honeydew is pictured controlling a device created in Muppet Labs to create sound effects. Of the various parts labelled on the side is a phone with a sign that reads "Phone Home," another reference to a famous line from E.T.
Muppet BabiesEdit
- In a 1984 episode, "What Do You Want to Be When You Grow Up?" a brief clip from the movie is shown when Baby Piggy and Baby Kermit imagine themselves being movie stars. As Kermit arrives, the clip of Gertie screaming is used. Later in the episode, when Kermit imagines himself as a taxi driver to the moon, E.T. himself, unseen (voice by Frank Welker) asks for a ride home.
- In another 1984 episode, "From a Galaxy Far, Far Away", the Babies find Irma, a strange creature who they assume is an alien, left behind on Earth. They attempt to contact the alien's family, and build a giant slingshot to send her home. The creature turns out to be a koala who escaped from the zoo. The basic plot is a similar take on the events of E.T. - The Extra Terrestrial -- save for the slingshot and the koala.
- Yet another 1984 episode, "Eight Take-Away One Equals Panic," features the song "Table for One" in which the Muppet Babies try to convince Baby Fozzie that flying solo can be okay. During the song montage, Baby Piggy cruises by in a flying saucer and makes reference to E.T. in the lyrics.
- In the 1987 episode "This Little Piggy Went to Hollywood," Baby Piggy dreams of being discovered by a famous director in a record store. In walks Steven Weirdbird (played by Baby Gonzo) looking to cast a role in his latest film, "ET's Close Encounter with Indiana Jaws."
Sesame StreetEdit
- In a Sesame Street News Flash, the Martians descend onto Old MacDonald's Farm. They address reporter Kermit the Frog as "E.T.?"
Muppets TonightEdit
- A lyric from "Now You Has Jazz" improvised by Billy Crystal in episode 103 mentions "E.T. phone home."
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Sunday Supper has long been a tradition around my table, even before I had kids. When my husband and I first moved to DC after college, we hosted friends for supper every week. I had my subscription to Gourmet magazine (rest in peace) and our single friends were willing guinea pigs as I experimented with new recipes. Now, my audience is a little more demanding, but I still believe Sunday Supper is a time to gather around the table and create family memories. So I'm excited to finally join in, officially, with the Sunday Supper Movement — a weekly virtual gathering of bloggers sharing what's on their family table.
This week, the #SundaySupper theme is Tapas. Inspired by my husband's favorite dish at our favorite tapas restaurant, gambas al ajillo (shrimp with garlic), I added a couple clementines which are a staple of the season in our kitchen. The bright citrus flavor complements the garlic-infused oil that dresses the shrimp. Delicioso!
Traditionally, tapas are served before dinner (and with a drink), but an assortment of small plates is easily made into a family-friendly supper — I add a salad and make sure to serve with a bowl full of olives and crusty baguette, too.
Recipe: Gambas al Ajillo y Clementina (Shrimp with Garlic and Clementines)
Serves 4
Note: I use a Chilean seasoning, Merkén, that is a smoky pepper blend. You can substitute smoked paprika or red pepper flakes instead, depending on your family's spice tolerance. Merkén also contains salt, so go lighter on the sea salt if you do use it.
- 12 ounces frozen shrimp, thawed, peeled and deveined
- 3 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
- 2 cloves garlic, thinly slivered
- 2 clementines, peeled and cut into segments
- 2 tablespoons Sherry or dry white wine
- pinch sea salt
- pinch Merken or red pepper flakes
1. Heat olive oil in skillet over medium heat. Add garlic and cook, watching closely, until edges are golden brown. Remove with a slotted spoon and set aside.
2. Add shrimp and cook, turning once until shrimp are pink and opaque. (You may have to do this in two batches to avoid overcrowding the pan.) Season with salt and merken or red pepper flakes. Remove shrimp to serving plate and top with cooked garlic.
3. Add sherry or wine to deglaze pan. Add clementines and sear for another minute or two. Pour clementines and pan liquid over shrimp.
Now for the rest of our tapas party….
Here's what's on the Table:
Stuffed Green Queen Olives with Garlic Infused Olive Oil from MarocMama
Cheesy, Tortellini Tapas & Spicy Bacon Ranch Dip from Daily Dish Recipes
Black-Eyed Pea Cowboy Caviar from Shockingly Delicious
Goan Beef Croquettes from Masala Herb
Giardiniera Salad from Peanut Butter and Peppers
Bacon Wrapped Calamari from Jane's Adventures in Dinner
Patatas Bravas from Supper for a Steal
Caramelized Onion & Gruyere Bites from The Foodie Army Wife
Agave Truffles from Killer Bunnies, Inc
Pear, Brie, and Honey Crostini from Hezzi-D's Books and Cooks
Tomato Bread from girlichef
Clams in Green Sauce (Almejas en Salsa Verde) from The Little Ferraro Kitchen
Roasted Tomato-Basil Flatbread from Take A Bite Out of Boca
Herb and Citrus Marinated Olives from Magnolia Days
Smoky Paprika Peppers from Small Wallet, Big Appetite
Balsamic Raspberries with Mascarpone Cream from That Skinny Chick Can Bake
Gambas al Ajillo from Manu's Menu
Squid in Garlic Chili Olive Oil from Food Lust People Love
Tortilla Española from The Not So Cheesy Kitchen
Croquetas de Pollo from Cookin' Mimi
Low-Carb Salmon Croquettes from Yours And Mine Are Ours
Bruschetta Topping from What Smells So Good?
Herb Roasted Almonds from Curious Cuisiniere
Artichoke Heart and Manchego Spread on Fried Garlic Bread from The Wimpy Vegetarian
Tortillita de Camarones from Cindy's Recipes and Writings
Patatas A La Riojana (Rioja-Style Potato & Chorizo Stew) from Cupcakes & Kale Chips
Tortillas De Papa y Atun (Tuna and Potatoes Tortilla) from Basic N Delicious
Pocky Cake Pops from NinjaBaking.com
Chorizo Filled Dates Wrapped in Bacon from I Run For Wine
Manchego-Stuffed Spanish Meatballs from The Weekend Gourmet
Roast Onions with Blue Cheese and Pine Nuts from Healthy. Delicious.
Shrimp and Chorizo Tapas from The Texan New Yorker
Blueberry and Lemon Yogurt Quesada from In The Kitchen With KP
Chorizo with Spicy Sweet Potato Tapas from Soni's Food
Chorizo and Manchego Toast Tapas from Family Foodie
Roasted Bone Marrow with Citrus Salad from The Girl In The Little Red Kitchen
Mushroom Chevre Crostini from A Kitchen Hoor's Adventures
Serrano Ham and Manchego Croquetas with Smoked Pimenton Aioli from My Other City By The Bay
Krab Filled Avocado Tapas from from Hot Momma's Kitchen Chaos
Polenta Crostini Bites with Caramelized Mushrooms: Cicchetti – A Venetian Tapas Tradition from La Bella Vita Cucina
& last but not least, Best Wines To Pair With Tapas from ENOFYLZ Wine Blog
Join the #SundaySupper conversation on twitter every Sunday! We tweet throughout the day and share recipes from all over the world. Our weekly chat starts at 7:00 pm ET. Follow the #SundaySupper hashtag and remember to include it in your tweets to join in the chat. Check out our #SundaySupper Pinterest board for more fabulous recipes and food photos. Would you like to join the Sunday Supper Movement? It's easy! You can sign up by clicking here: Sunday Supper Movement.


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The Lions Club hosted a pancake supper at the Otero Junior College Student Center banquet room on Tuesday evening, April 23.
The Lions' Club Pancake Supper was a big success on Tuesday evening at the Otero Junior College Student Center Banquet Room. Lions Seth Roman and Joe Kelley did the honors on the grills, with pancakes and sausages. Inside was juice and coffee, plenty of tables to eat and sit and visit, and a little play area for the youngsters who couldn't sit still that long.


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Big Bash To Feature Art Auctionby Fred Trebleone • May 3, 2007 Share:
An added extra at the 2007 Big Bash will be an art auction of paintings depicting many prominent makers of Wabash history. The painting above, for example, features Dr. Willis Johnson, code name "god" by many of his students.
The paintings, which can be viewed in the albums referenced below, were all done by Peg Shearer. All proceeds from the auction will be used to support the Warren Wright Shearer Prize in Economics given annually to the student who, as determined by vote of the Economics Department faculty, has the best command of economic theory.
While this is a special treat for Big Bash attendees, those of you who won't be here for the Bash can still get a chance to bid. Simply review the photos in the albums and, if you'd like to bid, call (765-361-6063) or email (email@example.com) Marilyn Smith with your bid before May 31, 2007 at 12:00 noon. Minimum bids start at $25.00.
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Class of 2014 should have strong Atlanta flavor
It was early in the 2003 season when Astros manager Jimy Williams motioned for me to join him at the spot where he was hitting grounders to his infielders during batting practice a couple of hours before a game against the Braves.
"When you get a chance," he said quietly, "take a look in the other dugout and tell me what you see."
It was early in the 2003 season when Astros manager Jimy Williams motioned for me to join him at the spot where he was hitting grounders to his infielders during batting practice a couple of hours before a game against the Braves.
"When you get a chance," he said quietly, "take a look in the other dugout and tell me what you see."
I saw Greg Maddux sitting alone, watching the Astros take batting practice. He seemed lost in his own little world, staring intently as one hitter after another took his cuts.
If you surveyed a thousand pitchers, you might not find three of them who took the time to watch opponents take batting practice. If you found three, there might not be a single one of them who'd admit to getting a useable piece of information.
Maybe Maddux didn't, either. We may never know. Later, when I asked Maddux about it, he gave pretty much his usual answer to such questions. He laughed the whole thing off and mumbled something about not having anything better to do.
To some of the people who know Maddux best, to those who played with him and against him, and to plenty of others, that afternoon offered a glimpse into how he did things.
Maddux simply was looking for any advantage. Were guys preparing for him by attempting to pull the ball? Or were they intent on slapping it the other way because he worked the corners of the plate as well as anyone ever has? Were there any Astros hitting the ball especially hard, hitting with confidence? Maddux had all the data handed to him before games, but he apparently also wanted to get a good look at the guys himself.
Preparation? Stories abound, including one from Dodgers general manager Ned Colletti. When Maddux joined the Dodgers in 2008, he was impressed that the club had prepared a scouting report detailing his every matchup against the other team's lineup. He ran his finger down through the seasons and stopped at a start several years earlier.
"Could you check this one?" Maddux asked.
In his mind, he'd remembered one particular at-bat differently than it had been recorded. The Dodgers had a staffer check. Sure enough, Maddux had gotten the guy out on a pitch different than the one that was in the file. He simply remembered.
"There's a reason the guy is going to the Hall of Fame," Williams would say later.
Indeed, he is. Maddux can circle July 27, 2014, on his calendar. Best of all, he's going to have some familiar company when he steps into the big hall to admire his plaque for the first time.
If things work out the way they ought to, the Hall of Fame's 2014 induction weekend is going to have a distinctly Atlanta flavor to it. Maddux is part of a dazzling class of players making their first appearance on the Hall of Fame ballot that was released today. So is Tom Glavine, Maddux's golfing buddy and former teammate.
Like Maddux, Glavine has a squeaky-clean reputation and an amazing resume. Maddux played 23 seasons and won 355 games, eighth most ever. Meanwhile, Glavine won 305 games, 21st most in history, during 22 seasons.
A candidate must receive 75 percent of the vote from Baseball Writers' Association of America members to gain election to the National Baseball Hall of Fame. No players reached that threshold in 2013. Second baseman Craig Biggio (68.2 percent), starting pitcher Jack Morris (67.7 percent) and first baseman Jeff Bagwell (59.6 percent) are the top returning vote-getters from last year's ballot. Results of the 2014 election will be announced on Wednesday, Jan. 8.
Maddux and Glavine could be joined by Bobby Cox, their Atlanta manager, who is on the Expansion Era Committee ballot. With 2,504 victories (the fourth most in history), Cox would also seem to be a slam-dunk choice for next summer's induction weekend.
Wouldn't you like to be a fly on the wall when they get together to swap stories? The three of them were around for most -- or all -- of Atlanta's record 14 straight division titles.
In this era of parity, it seems unlikely we'll ever again see a team go to the playoffs 14 seasons in a row. The Braves had dozens of key contributors through the years, but Cox, Glavine and Maddux are at or near the top of the list.
A year after voters declined to give any player the 75-percent vote needed for induction, the 2014 ballot has four first-timers -- Maddux, Glavine, Frank Thomas and Mike Mussina -- who would seem to be virtual slam dunks.
Managers Tony La Russa, Cox and Joe Torre -- the third-, fourth- and fifth-winningest managers of all-time -- seem likely to make it as well.
If all seven of them get in, and if deserving holdovers like Curt Schilling, Alan Trammell, Edgar Martinez, Biggio and Tim Raines make it, we could have a joyous celebration of baseball next summer.
There's no way to predict what voters will do. Schilling, Biggio, Trammell, Martinez and Raines should already be in, thus allowing voters to more fully examine Jeff Kent, Mike Piazza and other more borderline cases.
But grousing about Hall of Fame balloting is for another time. Here's to Maddux and those 355 career victories and four National League Cy Young Awards and 18 Gold Gloves. Here's to honoring his artistry and preparation and commitment to being the best there ever was. Most of all, here's to a terrific induction weekend.
Richard Justice is a columnist for MLB.com. Read his blog, Justice4U.


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My Halloween manicure this year isn't very inspired, this semester has been zooming by and trying to balance school and real life (along with my gaming tendencies hah) has given me less time for manicure originality.
The orange polish is KBShimmer: Orange Pop. It's multicolored glitter in a orange jelly base. I didn't use a base color underneath it but I probably should have, as it took about 5-6 coats to get to the opacity/glitter distribution that I wanted, but even then the polish wasn't "thick" on the nail. The ring finger is American Apparel Hassid with a gradient of Hit Polish: Citrus Salad.
Last year's Halloween manicure is one I already featured, but it's a goodie, so :)
Lynnderella Cauldron Droppings gradient over black, first glossy then mattified.
The year before I was feeling a bit "artistic" and did some nail art:
Did y'all go with a Halloween manicure? If so, was there black and orange included? :) Happy Halloween!
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Tuesday, October 21, 2008
The "biting witty 'Fritz' Siebel"
The only ad I've ever come across for Rahl Studios is this one, from the 1942 Art Directors Annual. Siebel isn't listed among the studio's staff of artists, suggesting he was either not yet in the business, working elsewhere, or in the service, like so many other illustrators.
Below, a 1945 ad from the Saturday Evening Post, illustrated by Fred Siebel. Clearly already very accomplished and doing work for national accounts, Siebel must have been at least somewhat established as a professional illustrator.
Later, he would become a regular contributor to Collier's as a story artist, contibuting covers and interior art in a variety of styles. Here once again, we see Siebel trying something different that reminds me a little of Denver Gillen's work. Funny though, his success there never translated into any editorial assignments for the Post.
Perhaps Siebel's refusal to stick to one style made him too much of a wild card for the Post's editors. Generally speaking, Collier's tended to embrace a broader range of stylized artwork.
Finally for today, a Siebel painting for the long-running American beermakers "Beer Belongs" series. Some of the best illustrators in the country regularly received these assignments: Haddon Sundblom, John Gannam, Douglass Crockwell and others, a prestigious group for Frederick Siebel to have been associated with.
* My Fred Siebel Flickr set.
* Also, be sure to visit Charlie Allen's Blog today for a 'spaced out' installment of the CAWS!
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- Rich1:05 PM
Highlight after highlight - every week! Now's Fritz' turn.ReplyDelete
The happy neighbourhood over the fence with those beers...
Those vintage planes in the sky! How clever he contrasted and emphasized the posts: warm colour against the cool blue of the sky, cool colour against the landscape's warm tones.
Fritz Siebel was my grandfather and was an accomplished illustrator. I am not familiar with his Rahl works but i know he illustrated the Emilia Bedelia books and a few other children's books in that same company. He also illustrated a few armed forces posters during WWII. Which is a significant accomplishment considering he escaped from Czechoslovakia in 1938 and came to the US with his sister speaking little or no english.ReplyDelete


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Herbicide additives Improve the performance of postemergent herbicides with either of these new adjuvants. Both contain ammonium sulfate (AMS), which can provide a more uniform spray droplet that will cling better to the surface of weed leaves.
In a study conducted at Ohio State University, Array, manufactured by Intec, had a spray retention of 93%. Contact Intec, Dept. FIN, 700 S.W. 291 Hwy., Suite 204, Liberty, MO 64068, 877/818-4400.
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Patience in Trials
When we are suffering, we are often strongly tempted not to praise God. Matthew Henry notes that Job adored the Lord when he was blessed and when he suffered. "When all was gone he fell down and worshipped… . Weeping must ...Read More
Providence and Freedom
Man freely does what he wants, but apart from Christ he only desires sin (Rom. 6:6; Gal. 4:8). God has renewed His people, enabling them to desire what is good. Those He has passed over choose willingly, in ...Read More


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The Tour de Fraud, Lance Armstrong version, continues. Tighten your helmet chinstraps and grab your handlebars. Armstrong apparently has 'fessed up.
To Oprah.
Please, just spare us.
Was Dr. Phil booked?
PHOTOS: Lance Armstrong through the years
How you do something is often as revealing as what you do. Armstrong took a deadly serious moment, an international news story, and made it into Hollywood. Is this guy real or is he Memorex?
He taped a show Monday, which won't appear until Thursday, and allegedly told all. Or at least 'fessed up to a lot. Who knows? Maybe he just tiptoed around the edges.


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Adult Softball Organization Meeting Scheduled
There is a Softball Organizational Meeting for all managers and anyone interested in the Adult 2012 Softball League this summer. The meeting is at the American Legion basement starting at 7 p.m. on Wed., March 7.
This is YOUR league and YOUR input is needed before the season starts to make the season a success.
If you are interested in a softball team and are unable to attend the meeting, call Amy Pederson at the Valley City Parks & Recreation office (701) 845-3294.


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GENOA – Genoa Main Street is planning its first Cruisin' to Genoa car and motorcycle show from 3 to 7 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 16, on Main Street in Genoa.
Organizers believe the show will support Main Street's mission of preserving Genoa's heritage and small-town charm while promoting economic development and downtown improvements.
Registration, for $10 per vehicle, is available in advance online at www.genoamainstreet.org. The first 100 registered will receive a dash plaque, and prizes will be awarded for best paint, best engine, best interior, longest distance traveled to the show and more.
Onsite registration starts at 2 p.m. and awards will be presented at 7 p.m. A hula hoop contest is set for 4:30 p.m., and downtown businesses will have food and drink specials throughout the day.
Families are invited to bring their lawn chairs and stay after the show to watch a free showing of "American Graffiti" at 8 p.m. in the parking lot at the corner of Main and Genoa streets. The movie is sponsored by Alan Browne Chevrolet.
Main Street executive director Jen Bristow admits organizers don't know how many cars to expect.
"We're getting the word out in a variety of ways, but this is our first year," Bristow said.
Event chair Darla Woodson said the show has been advertised in a number of ways, including fliers distributed at car shows all over northern Illinois.
"What we really need are volunteers, and people to register their cars and bikes for this event," Woodson said. "We need people to help with directing traffic, registration, everything."
Bristow said volunteers don't have to be Genoa residents or involved with Main Street.
"People who know a little something about car shows would be great," Bristow said.
Anyone interested in helping is invited to a brief volunteer meeting at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 7 in the community room at Resource Bank, 310 S. Illinois Route 23, Genoa.
For more information or to register a car or bike, visit www.genoamainstreet.org or call Woodson at 815-784-6048. Volunteers unable to attend the meeting can call Woodson, as well.


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ADHD, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
Assessment and treatment for ADHD and Adult ADHD in Melbourne
ADHD, Adult ADHD learning difficulties, dyslexia, autism, IBS and bowel dysfunction. have underlying causes, which we are committed to investigating and treating.
We are a multidisciplinary clinic which provides medical, psychological, educational, speech, neuroscience and microbiology assessment and treatment services to children, teenagers and adults with ADHD in Melbourne and wider Victoria. We also accept clients from all over Australia and Overseas.
Our clinical team is also engaged in researching and in publishing studies that investigate the underlying factors associated with autism, ADHD, learning difficulties and other neurodevelopmental disorders. We are committed to finding better means of addressing these factors to promote better outcomes.
Services include initial assessments, diagnosis, treatment and progress monitoring for children and adults.
Assessments "when indicated", may include:
- Biomedical investigations such as blood tests for key nutrient factors that are necessary for the function of brain cells.
- Faecal Microbiology to investigate bowel dysfunction that may underpin nutrient deficiencies.
- Psychological tests for anxiety, depression and mood disorders.
- Educational testing including IQ tests,speech and language assessments.
- Test of Variables of Attention to assess aspects of the attention system.
- Screening for genetic polymorphisms (genetic weaknesses) that predispose to modern diseases.
Diagnosis and treatment formulation:
- Diagnosis of learning difficulties, receptive language disorder, dyslexia, behavioural disorders or difficulties, ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, and neurodevelopmental disorders.
- Treatment formulation may include (as required) psychological, listening programs, dietary recommendations, nutritional supplementation, and Neurotherapy.
- Recommendations for intervention and management at home and school
- Assistance with funding applications.
Interventions for children and adolescents:
- ADHD diet and nutritional recommendations, based on blood test results.
- In-Clinic, home and school-based interventions.
- In-Clinic or Home-based Neurotherapy (Neurofeedback) for Attention deficits and performance enhancement.
- Speech and language therapy, including Fast Forword or the Listening Program.
- Treatment for poor impulse control, poor concentration and distractibility or ADHD.
- Therapy for Central Auditory Processing Disorder (CAPD).
- Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) using PRT method for Autism Spectrum Disorder.
- Cognitive therapies for anxiety and depression.
- Counseling for development of psycho-social skill.
- Movement exercises for dyspraxia and for extinguishing primordial reflexes
- Literacy programs: one-on-one assistance or computer based tutoring.
- Programs for child's transition to school and integration into the classroom.
Interventions for adults include:
- Assessment and treatment of Irritable Bowel Syndrome.
- Cognitive Behaviour Therapy and nutrients for anxiety and depression.
- Neurotherapy and nutrient supplementation for adult ADHD.
- Nutritional protocols for a range of disorders such as diabetes, cardio vascular disease etc.
ADHD assessment and biomedical treatment booklet. For some children, medication may be useful in the short-term to improve attention and control some fidgety, hyperactive behaviours and help the child settle in school. However, research and clinical practice indicates that for most children ADHD can be treated effectively and with long-term results without drugs, with an approach incorporating an ADHD diet. Download...
Dyslexia and Learning Difficulties
Learning difficulties, Dyslexia, reading, writing and maths difficulties may originate from essential nutrient deficiencies during early years of brain development. These causal factors can be assessed and treated effectively, resulting in marked improvements. Nutritional supplements can optimise brain function and Neurotherapy can retrain brain activity. Read more...
The Behavioural Neurotherapy Clinic is a FaHCSIA panel provider. At the clinic, diagnosis, biomedical assessment and treatment protocols are based on the most up to date scientific findings in autism research. The Clinic's multidisciplinary team includes a medical practitioner, psychologists, speech therapist, occupational therapist, nutritionist and clinical neuroscientist. Some team members receive ongoing training in nutritional and environmental medicine (biomedical treatment) others are involved in ongoing research at the Brain Sciences Institute to find addressable causes and treatment options for children with autism. Read more on our Autism Website...
ADHD symptoms, anxiety and depression are often associated with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). Recent research indicates that IBS affects at least 20% of the western world and is on the increase. Research by the Mount Sinai Hospital Psychiatric Department in New York has revealed that 70-90% of people with IBS also report psychiatric symptoms, mostly anxiety and depression. Read more on our IBS website or Download a one page PDF handout...
Anxiety and Depression
ADHD can be secondary to Anxiety and depression. 70-90% of people with Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) also suffer from Anxiety and Depression. Treating the IBS considerably improves or normalises symptoms of ADHD, anxiety, panic and depression. In some cases psychological factors may need to be addressed with cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT). IBS, anxiety, panic and depression can be treated effectively without drugs. Read more...
Alzheimer's Dementia
Alzheimer's dementia starts to develop years before full symptoms are apparent. The early symptoms are so similar to depression with mild memory loss that conventional neuropsychological testing cannot differentiate between them until it's too late and irreversible damage to brain cells are already happening. However QEEG brainmapping has been shown in a number of studies to differentiate between the two disorders with high specificity up to 12 years before full-blown symptoms are seen. Recent research indicates that Alzheimers dementia is caused by tiny bleeds in micro-vessels in the brain, forming the amyloid-beta protein responsible for dementia. There are also nutrients known for their ability to strengthen the capillaries and break up amyloid-beta protein. Read more...
QEEG Brainmapping
The brain electrical activity of children with ADHD, learning difficulties and other childhood disorders can be effectively analysed using QEEG. There is a considerable body of neuroscience research indicating that QEEG can differentiate ADHD from other disorders and lead to effective treatment options, without the use of drugs. QEEG is used in specialist clinics worldwide to identify those brain areas which are dysfunctional and cause attention deficits and learning difficulties. The FDA has now approved QEEG analysis as an adjunct in the differential diagnosis of ADHD. Read more...
Neurotherapy for ADHD involves retraining abnormal brain electrical activity through brainwave biofeedback. There is now strong evidence indicating that neurotherapy can redress brainwave patterns and improve or normalise epilepsy, ADHD, learning difficulties and mood problems in approximately 80% of children with these difficulties which rob them of their potential to learn effectively. Read more...
Post-concussion Syndrome
Post-concussion syndrome can mimic ADHD, anxiety, depression, anger problems and other disorders. Even a minor blow to the head, with or without loss of consciousness, can cause changes in mood and personality and affect concentration and focus. Find out why and how to treat the condition effectively with nutrients and neurotherapy. Read more...
Nutrigenomic DNA Testing (from Smart DNA)
DNA testing in a genetics panel is now available for 72 genes and their single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPS). These cover areas such as lipid metabolism, blood pressure, inflammation, Phase I and Phase II detox (including glutathione and NAT genes), as well as methylation, vitamin D receptors, lactose intolerance, oxidative stress, homocysteine, diabetes, metal binding profile, APOE, APOA, APOC. A comprehensive report is provided outlining risk factors for modern diseases and best of all dietary, nutritional and lifestyle recommendations provided to minimise those risks. The testing is very useful for targeted nutritional recommendations for depression, cardiovascular disease, cardiovascular risk, autism, cancer, chronic fatigue, diabetes, ADHD (custom ADHD diets), and other modern diseases where oxidative stress and inflammation play a major role.
The World Health Organisation, the US National Institute of health, the NHMRC and major Medical and Nutritional Science journals have all published research indicating that we are not getting adequate nutrients from our modern diet of processed foods grown in impoverished soils with chemical fertilisers and with antibiotics, preservatives and additives added. Worse still, some children do not eat enough fruit and vegetables and are therefore lacking essential nutrients for cellular and brain function. The treatment modalities used at the clinic aim to address possible underlying nutritional factors that have a profound influence on our cellular structures and function and on brain connectivity.
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Date(s) - Sunday, October 7, 2018
11:30 am - 12:00 pm
Port Discovery Children's Museum
Wednesdays at 11:30 am and 12:15 pm.
Fridays at 11:30 am, 12:15 pm
Sundays at 2:30 pm, 3:15 pm, and 4:00 pm
Admission is free with museum entry, which is $15.95 for individuals two and up. Members and children under two enter free.
Explore music and movement through play, laughter and lots of fun! This lively interactive music experience (formerly known as Jingle Jangle Music Time) teaches infants and young toddlers basic rhythm through singing, clapping, and shaking shakers
Birth to age 3 with a parent or caregiver.
Programs and exhibits at Port Discovery are made possible in part by the Citizens of Baltimore County and by the Howard County Arts Council through a grant from Howard County Government


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Or, just watch it in person from Crissy! Conditions look to be windy all week! Racing will be from 1-5pm every day through Friday!
Come root for all your bay area locals and see if Johnny and Erika Heinenken can continue their world dominance! Go Guys GO!!!!


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2011-12 Development Academy Finals Week in Focus: U-17/18 Colorado Rapids
Rapids Reach Finals Week During First Postseason Appearance
Rapids Reach Finals Week During First Postseason Appearance
The Development Academy Playoffs was a new prospect for the Colorado Rapids. The team had never previously qualified for the postseason tournament, but in its first appearance was able to capitalize with a stoppage-time goal in the final group game to book a spot at the Academy Finals Week in Houston.
How they got to Finals Week: Facing a must-win situation after Empire United closed a five-goal differential on the last day to grab a tenuous hold on first place, the Colorado Rapids took back the group lead and a trip to Houston on a 90th-minute, game-winning goal by U.S. U-18 Men's National Team midfielder Dillon Serna against the Dallas Texans.
Finals Week and Academy Playoffs History: The Rapids made their inaugural appearance in the Development Academy Playoffs a memorable one with a down-to-the-wire finish. This is Colorado's first trip to the Development Academy Finals Week.
2011-12 Regular Season: Colorado was the runner-up in the Frontier Division with a 6-3-5 record and a mark of 12-3-9 overall. The Rapids edged out two other teams for the second automatic berth to the Academy Playoffs, and the team's 47 overall goals were the most in the division.
About head coach Brian Crookham : A former Rapids first team assistant coach, Crookham serves as the Director of Operations of their Academy. Previously, Crookham was the men's soccer coach and assistant athletic director at Metropolitan State College in Denver. During his nine-year tenure, the soccer team became nationally-recognized, going from an unranked team to as high as No. 4 in the NCAA Division II top 25. Crookham has also served as the color analyst for Rapids television broadcasts on Altitude Sports and Entertainment since 2004.
About Colorado Rapids: In August 2007, the Rapids Academy was accepted as a member of U.S. Soccer's Development Academy. Since then, the Rapids have sent numerous players to colleges and universities. Earlier this year, the Rapids signed U-17/18 Academy member Shane O'Neill to a homegrown player contract. The Rapids' first team won the 2010 MLS Cup.
Scoring Leader in Academy Playoffs: Dillon Serna (3)
Scoring Leader During 2011-12 Regular Season: Shane O'Neill (10)
Inside the Numbers: The Rapids are unbeaten in seven straight games … Colorado is 1-0 against other Finals Week participants, defeating Baltimore Bays Chelsea 2-1 on Dec. 6, 2011, behind first-half goals from Dillon Serna and Idrissa Camara … Colorado was the only group winner during the Academy Playoffs to finish with a smaller goal differential than the group runner-up.
Did you know … Dillon Serna nearly chose to pursue baseball instead of soccer … Serna earned seven caps for the U.S. Under-17 Men's National Team in 2011. This year, he was part of the U.S. Under-18 Men's National Team trip to Portugal for the Lisbon International Tournament in May.
U-17/18 Colorado Rapids 2011-12 Finals Week Schedule:
Home team listed first
Monday, July 16: De Anza Force vs. Colorado Rapids, 8 p.m. CT
Wednesday, July 18: Colorado Rapids vs. North Carolina Fusion, 9 p.m. CT
Friday, July 20: Vancouver Whitecaps FC vs. Colorado Rapids, 8 p.m. CT
Sunday, July 22: TBD


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Vegan Gourmet® Shreds
Introducing a new non-dairy cheese that will melt your heart – Vegan Gourmet® Shreds!
This breakthrough formula gives you a creamy and authentic cheese flavor, while offering a melt-ability and texture that is more like dairy-based cheese. In addition to being dairy free and cholesterol free, our new shredded cheese alternative is lactose free, soy free, gluten free, Non-GMO Project verified and contains no preservatives or trans fats. Vegan Gourmet® Shreds will reinvigorate your palette and inspire your favorite recipes!
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NWSB Insider and Seahawks' blogger Ben Tole talks about Seattle's rivalry with the Arizona Cardinals. That being said, and considering the Seahawks face an important home game this weekend against Arizona, I'd like to take a deeper look at what the Seahawks-Cardinal rivalry has become. Ken Wisenhunt, made the Cardinals relevant, much like the combination of Matt Hasselbeck, Shaun Alexander and Mike Holmgren had done for Seattle.
The unique rivalry between the Seahawks and Cardinals
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North Dakota abortion ban blocked
A federal judge has temporarily blocked a recent North Dakota law that would ban abortions as early as six weeks — the earliest prohibition in the nation — calling the measure "clearly unconstitutional" and a "troubling law."
"The United States Supreme Court has unequivocally said that no state may deprive a woman of the choice to terminate her pregnancy at a point prior to viability. North Dakota House Bill 1456 is clearly unconstitutional under an unbroken stream of United States Supreme Court authority," Judge Daniel Hovland wrote Monday in a 22-page ruling granting a preliminary injunction.
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The Supreme Court's 40-year-old Roe v. Wade decision established that women must be able to obtain abortions up until a fetus becomes viable — generally around 23 or 24 weeks into a pregnancy. But the North Dakota legislation prohibits abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected, often as early as six weeks.
Abortion opponents ripped Hovland's ruling, which stops the ban from taking effect when it was set to on Aug. 1 pending further litigation.
"A single district judge is thwarting the pro-life legislation brought about by a surge of grassroots momentum … and passed by the majority of the North Dakota state Legislature," said Marjorie Dannenfelser, president of Susan B. Anthony List. She added that the judge ignores scientific breakthroughs — such as advances in embryology and ultrasound technology — that have shed light on "the reality of life's beginnings."
"Judge Hovland is blocking the will of the people of North Dakota to protect unborn children and women," Dannenfelser said.
In his ruling, Hovland, who was appointed by George W. Bush, also took North Dakota officials to task for mounting a potentially "expensive" defense of a law that he said would undoubtedly be struck down.
Republican Gov. Jack Dalrymple's administration declined to comment, citing pending litigation.
Abortion rights advocates cheered the ruling.
"Today's decision ensures for the moment that the women of North Dakota won't need to worry whether they will still have the same constitutionally protected rights as women living in other parts of the United States," said Bebe Anderson, director of the U.S. Legal Program at the Center for Reproductive Rights, which filed the lawsuit on behalf of the Red River Women's Clinic.
The clinic is the only abortion facility in the state, and officials there have contended that if the law remains on the books, they would lose 90 percent of their business and likely be forced to shut down.
North Dakota state Rep. Bette Grande, the original sponsor of the legislation, said it was never her intention to ban all abortions, only to declare that a fetal heartbeat is the beginning of life.
"We don't stop beating hearts in our society. We do everything to save the beating heart," she said in a phone interview. "The life is that beating heart. It doesn't matter if we have one clinic in North Dakota or 50 clinics in North Dakota."
Grande noted that another law recently passed in North Dakota would ban abortions after 20 weeks and is still set to take effect on Aug. 1.


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Howard comments draw fine
The Rockets' happiness with landing Dwight Howard might have been understandable, but the NBA ruled Tuesday that they should have kept it to themselves.
The Rockets were fined $150,000 for comments from owner Leslie Alexander, general manager Daryl Morey and coach Kevin McHale about the pending addition of Howard, NBA spokesman Tim Frank said, confirming an ESPN report.
Teams are permitted to acknowledge a player's free-agency decision but may not address it in any other way during the league's moratorium on transactions.
Players cannot sign contracts until Wednesday, although the Rockets must complete several transactions before Howard will sign and the team can comment with the league's blessing. A news conference is scheduled for Saturday.
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Removing stones & dirt from wheatberries
I'm sorry if this has been covered already (and if so please just post the link to the subject), but I fail at searching. We grow our own wheat, and I find it very tedious to hand "rummage" through the wheat berries to cull out the stones and dirt. Is there something clever, without using water or buying another piece of expensive equipment, that I can do to make this job a little easier?
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Fire Fighter Chalkboard Kids Birthday Invitation / Editable / Instant Download (CKB.518B)
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tcmurraylaw needed a new print or packaging design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 30 designs submitted by 16 freelance designers.
Need a small logo for use on website, letterhead and business card.
Tamara C. Murray, Attorney at Law
I am a solo practitioner located in Spokane, Washington. I'm looking for a logo that I can use in MS Word for my letterhead, my website and for my next business card design.
- Logo in black and white for letterhead; green for business card.
- Feminine and contemporary design
- Use of my in design initials is okay
- legal scales of justice
- gavels
- Lady justice


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We make all custom frames here in our UK studio using new technology and old school craftsmanship. Each frame passes through the hands of 7 talented framers before it's packed. The result? A high quality, totally custom frame. Made to display your favourite pictures.
This particular wall-ready frame is handcrafted from premium-quality ayous and will fit a picture size 297 x 210mm. Oh, and you'll see every detail of your picture because our Clarity+ Glazing is an exceptional grade acrylic that's also used on the latest 4K TV screens!


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Take a journey to Eternia, where He-Man's bruised and battered enemies are a little worse for wear. And these realistic takes on Skeletor and his crew show off every rip, wrinkle, and tear.
Dave Rapoza's realistic Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles digital paintings knocked our Splinter-loving socks off, and know he's started a new series of characters from He-Man and the Masters of the Universe. He's just get started, but already these paintings show his tattered vision of Eternia. After all, it's hard to keep those clothes and armor fresh when you're fighting He-Man every week.
[Dave Rapoza via Geek-Art]