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Strengths: Lavish packaging (if that appeals to you); some great foundations with sunscreen; worthwhile Terracotta bronzing powders; some good lipsticks and blush; impressive eyeshadow singles.
Weaknesses: Very expensive; over-reliance on jar packaging; pervasive fragrance; lack of products to deal with acne or skin discolorations (Guerlain does sell a "whitening" line outside the United States and Canada); irritating toners; several products laced with irritating plant extracts; limited shade ranges.
Guerlain's Paris pedigree, having evolved from a centuries-old fragrance house to a "lifestyle" line that prides itself on luxurious indulgences that promise to beautify (and perfume) almost every inch of you, still manages to hook plenty of unsuspecting women. Yet behind all of the enticing names and extraordinary claims lie some of the most unremarkable, overpriced skin-care products available. It may sound luxurious to find that gold is included in some of their formulations, unless you happen to know that when it's applied topically, gold is simply a potent allergen; there is no research showing it to have any effect on wrinkles or aging.
Guerlain's skin-care products contain a preponderance of ordinary cosmetic ingredients, with only a smattering of antioxidants, skin-identical ingredients, and anti-irritants, and most of these elegant ingredients are hindered by jar packaging. It's one thing to spend more than you need to on a skin-care routine, but at least if you decide to do so you should shop the overpriced lines that will reward you with far better formulations than what Guerlain offers. Guerlain is the very definition of style usurping substance. For example, there are dozens and dozens of moisturizers in this line that are at best described as mediocre and out of date, while the sunscreens have issues of their own, including low SPF ratings and potentially insufficient UVA protection due to smaller-than-usual amounts of avobenzone. And despite the specialty claims they make for each product grouping, repetitive formulations are the hallmark of the Guerlain line—too bad not a single moisturizer or serum formula comes close to beating the competition; more often than not they fail miserably.
Guerlain has been under the ownership of Sephora parent company Louis Vuitton-Moet-Hennessy since 1994, and is available in many Sephora boutiques.
For more information about Guerlain, visit www.guerlain.com.
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Wacky Doo the Clown will be on hand to create his signature balloon hats, the popular Classic Car Show will be on North Main Street, free trolley rides can take you from one activity to another and kids will find things to do all over downtown, rain or shine.
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The Tigers (17-2 overall) won two conference games — a 41-39 road victory Jan. 15 over Central Catholic High of Modesto and a 71-23 rout Thursday, Jan. 17, over visiting Pacheco High of Los Banos.
Those showings placed the Tigers in familiar territory heading into the second half of the WAC schedule.
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Patterson coach Elizabeth Tolleson said this year's squad is nothing like the one that went into a tailspin last season, and believes a repeat collapse isn't on the way.
"These players know what it's like to let a conference title slip through their grasp," Tolleson said. "We've been in this situation before. Our focus is on keeping up the intensity and remaining positive."
Patterson players are also aware of the need to avoid a repeat of last season's disappointment and are determined to build on the three-game lead they've opened at the top of the WAC.
"Last year, we lost our focus, because we forgot that wins aren't just given to you," said Patterson junior Kiara Job. "We've learned our lesson, and we hope to finish undefeated in (WAC play)."
Jovanah Arrington scored 10 points against Central Catholic (11-5, 3-2). Fellow junior Dayna Hansen dropped in eight for Patterson.
"Central Catholic is always a highly competitive game," Tolleson said. "We came out a little nervous, but we finished with a win and we were able to keep moving forward."
Patterson's dismantling of Pacheco (6-13, 0-5) was essentially over by halftime.
The Tigers, whose previous highest-scoring game of the season was a 67-48 win over Turlock High on Dec. 26, led 38-9 after two quarters.
"It's important for us to continue to play consistent, tough basketball," Tolleson said. "If you're not playing well, anyone can come along and knock you off."
Sophomore Shealyn Craven scored 19 points, including five 3-pointers. The Tigers also benefited from 10 points from junior Tiana Barron, while Job (nine rebounds) and Tupouata (eight rebounds) added eight each.
This season, the Tigers are 5-0 in the Patterson High gymnasium and have won 15 straight at home dating back to last season.
"Right now, we're very patient defensively and forcing teams to throw the ball into our hands. We are able to convert those steals into points," Tolleson said. "The girls are doing a great job making their opponent work on defense and frustrating our opponents' main players."
The Tigers continue the league season at home 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 24, against Livingston High (4-13, 1-4).
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The JV Tigers scored 57 of the first 59 points Thursday, Jan. 17, to run away with a 75-4 win over the Pacheco High Panthers.
Ariyanna Cashen had 17 points and 14 rebounds, and Jordynn Scheuller added 12 points and four boards to pace Patterson.
The Tigers (3-3 WAC) outscored the Panthers 42-0 in the first quarter.
The win followed on the heels of a 62-29 victory against Central Catholic on Jan. 15.
Against the Raiders, Maria Cortez scored 12 points, Cashen had 11 and Scheuller Stephanie Esqueda, Julia Sill and Idalis Besinaiz each finished with eight.
The freshman Tigers lost to Pacheco, 42-34, on Thursday.
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Ah hahaaa! Lame (not really a joke) joke. Goodness, it's been awhile, huh? Let's catch up on the last month, shall we?
First, Tim and I celebrated his birthday with cupcakes and lots of laziness:
Jaffa Cupcakes: Chocolate-orange cupcakes with orange frosting and drizzles of chocolate ganache. These were yummy.
Next, I attended an inspirational talk given by Jasmin Singer (big thanks to the Let Live Foundation for organizing this event!). The talk focused on how we can extend our advocacy beyond just the food on our plates, and speak up for animals in our daily lives. It was really wonderful to sit in a room full of people with a passion for animal activism. It's easy to get lost in the shuffle and forget that we can all do more than just eat vegan food. Watch the talk and learn how you can use your talents to further help those without a voice:
Then, I baked up a few storms for Portland's Vegan Bake Sale for Haiti. The sale made over $3,000!!! Woohoo!! Here are a few photos of the treats I made (with plenty of help from Tim!!!):
Rocky Road Cookies: Chocolate cookies with toasted almonds, dried sweet cherries, and vegan marshmallows.
Savory Soft Pretzels: Chewy, soft pretzels sprinkled with lots of yummy seeds.
Chocolate Almond Sandwich Cookies: Dark chocolate sandwiched between chewy almond cookie wafers.
And finally, Tim and I visited Out to Pasture Animal Sanctuary in Estacada, OR. There was a big open house and lots of people showed up to meet, feed, and play with the resident animals. This was my first time visiting an animal sanctuary and I absolutely LOVED the experience!! My favorite animal was this sweet lil' piggie who walked right up to me and gently snorted his wet snout in my face:
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My favorite part of the day was feeding the pigs lettuce and seeing just how happy they were waddling around in the mud!
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This Will Have Been: Art, Love & Politics in the 1980s
Feb 11–Jun 3, 2012
Tony Cragg's sculptures eerily enliven the debris of the post-industrial city. Here a cartoonish circuit of plastic tubing strangles an assortment of discarded objects. Snaking through the rungs of a hat rack, draping over a cast-off trunk, and ensnaring a metal jug, the intestinal network of pipe elbows suggests a cycle of consumption and waste, shared by both bodies and cities.


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Last year was my frist bow hunting experance. I was dressed he to toe in camo. Even had my face painted.
Went to the end of the green feild. found a place sit with a lot of cover behind me. waited then here he comes. 8 pointer steaps out broadsilde 30 yrds. blood pumping i was getting ready to shoot the small 6 pointer walked out between me and the 8. dam deer. the i was going to wait for him to move. he did the dam thing almost walk on me. iwas in the crouched postion.
They moved off so when i went to stand up to get a better look. My leggs were asleep. fell flat on my butt. I have never got that close to a deer on the ground. Still no kill, but a great experance.


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News about Entrepreneurship, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Sep. 18, 2014
Alibaba has generously handed out stock to all levels of workers, creating a wealth diaspora rarely seen in China. MORE
Aug. 24, 2014
Claire Cain Miler It's the Economy column notes that rise of number of start-up on-demand delivery services has investors wondering whether idea will work this time around, or fail as it did spectacularly in early 2000s. MORE
Aug. 19, 2014
Soaring costs of professional conferences have prompted striving entrepreneurs to crash business conferences in attempt to network without having to pay fees. MORE
Jul. 19, 2014
Thousands of entrepreneurs, investors and job-seekers are flocking to Washington and Colorado with hopes of capitalizing on legal marijuana industry; business is booming, with sales expected to rise to $2.6 billion this year, but risks remain high as well; many enthusiasts have found themselves caught up in red tape, waiting lists, lack of capital and outright fraud. MORE
Jul. 3, 2014
Start-up nondisclosure agreements have long been falling by the wayside, as swift action trumps legal shields in Silicon Valley; guidelines to consider are presented, and apply when engaging not just investors, but also manufacturers, partners and even customers. MORE
Jun. 22, 2014
Peter Semple, who started clothing label Golden Axe London with his brother Richard Semple, is part of a new breed of male clothing designers, tech-savvy entrepreneurs with passion for fashion; idea behind their designs is to create comfortable clothing that looks nice and fits well. MORE
Jun. 18, 2014
Pres Obama acts as a pitchman for entrepreneurs, fielding questions from group of small-business owners in an attempt to highlight creative ways to bolster manufacturing; comes as administration announces program that helps provide entrepreneurs access to more than $5 billion in advanced manufacturing equipment. MORE
Jun. 14, 2014
What can go wrong in turning a bold idea into a business? A start-up company's creative team counts the speed bumps. MORE
Jun. 9, 2014
Wealthy entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley represent a potential gold mine for financial advisers. MORE
May. 17, 2014
Business ventures between younger and older partners are defying persistent stereotypes about battles over jobs in shaky economy; different skill sets among multigenerational individuals are proving to have merit, often revealing themselves as secrets to success of businesses. MORE
Apr. 17, 2014
Detroit offers some powerful advantages for entrepreneurs as it is an urban area filled with empty buildings and an underused labor force; city also poses daunting challenges; crime is a constant problem, city cannot afford to repair its aging infrastructure and banks are not eager to work with businesses in such a troubled location. MORE
Apr. 14, 2014
Seattle entrepreneur Richard Barton, by producing and investing in successful start-ups like Expedia, Zillow and Glassdoor, has in words of venture capitalists 'created something from nothing'; he is staunch believer in opportunities afforded by giving consumers access to data that did not exist before or were closely guarded by professionals. MORE
Apr. 13, 2014
As investment money continues to pour into Silicon Valley, start-ups already flush with cash are being given sizable additional rounds of venture capital. MORE
Apr. 13, 2014
Claire Martin Prototype column examines development of start-up Pure Fix Cycles, which has created line of bicycles that glow in the dark; notes that by getting managerial help, company's young founders were able to turn their focus toward innovation. MORE
Mar. 30, 2014
Editorial asserts that Securities and Exchange Commission's proposed rules for protecting investors in crowdfunding ventures are inadequate; says under proposed rules, investors risk ending up with next to nothing after investing in promising venture. MORE
Mar. 25, 2014
Many Greeks, with scant opportunities in demolished private sector and unemployment at record 28 percent, are starting businesses; more than 41,000 new companies were formed in Greece in 2013; business incubators and shared work spaces have sprung up in cities to accommodate start-ups. MORE
Mar. 25, 2014
Kimberly Palmer essay shares story of how, as a busy working mother, she used knowledge gained from years of personal finance reporting to create illustrated money planners and a new source of income. MORE
Mar. 24, 2014
Harlem Biospace, new business incubator focused on biotechnology, will provide start-up lab space in renovated former confectionery research lab on West 127th Street in Harlem, near City College and Columbia University; incubator represents new investment in a neighborhood that has for decades struggled to restore its former economic and social vitality. MORE
Mar. 23, 2014
Growing number of French innovators and entrepreneurs are abandoning their native country and starting anew in foreign cities like London; cite stifling regulation and taxes, as well as fatalistic cultural attitudes that inhibit risk-taking; exodus comes at difficult moment for France, following five years of low-to-stagnant growth and a climbing unemployment rate. MORE
Mar. 20, 2014
Growing number of start-ups and entrepreneurs are focusing on the pet industry, spurred on by rising incomes, widespread pet ownership, and increasingly generous treatment of animals by their owners. MORE
Mar. 16, 2014
Santa Monica and Venice, two beachfront communities in Los Angeles, are attracting Internet start-up founders for whom fund-raising and socializing are all but interchangeable; area has become so popular it has been nicknamed Silicon Beach. MORE
Mar. 13, 2014
One Million Cups, two-year program that supports start-up entrepreneurs, has found success as new chapters pop up in cities across country; program, run by local entrepreneurs, is administered by an affiliate of the Kauffman Foundation, and was the brainchild of Nate Olson and Cameron Cushman. MORE
Mar. 13, 2014
Study published by the Kauffman Foundation and LegalZoom finds that a growing cohort of retirees are starting business, with 20 percent of all new business in 2013 created by entrepreneurs ages 50 to 59, and 15 percent created by those 60 and over; while retirees often use personal savings to fund new businesses, there are a variety of other sensible options available for financing. MORE
Feb. 20, 2014
New generation of beauty bloggers is managing to parlay their social-media success into entrepreneurship. MORE
Feb. 9, 2014
Jenna Wortham Bits column observes that for entrepreneurs, an overlooked target market may open broader doors to success; contends that only a slice of Silicon Valley is aware of the overlooked audiences. MORE
Feb. 8, 2014
Retiring column; many Americans at what is normally retirement age are choosing to start their own small businesses, looking to leverage skills and experience into entrepreneurial endeavors. MORE
Jan. 20, 2014
Richard Robinson has spent more than a dozen years in Beijing, where he has mainly focused on mobile Internet and gaming. MORE
Jan. 16, 2014
Advertising column; ad agencies are coping with restlessness amid ranks by helping workers achieve entrepreneurial goals while remaining on job; they add side projects to tap spare creative energy of employees. MORE
Jan. 6, 2014
Irish officials are using grants and tax breaks to help small start-ups find room among big tech companies like Google and Facebook that employ thousands in Dublin; Ireland's fledgling firms received about $65 million venture capital investment in first nine months of 2013, down 28 percent from year-earlier period and less than tenth of what rivals in Britain secured. MORE
Dec. 31, 2013
Banks in 16 developing countries where credit ratings are rare are using a psychometric test developed at Harvard to help lending to more than 70,000 small-business owners; multiple-choice credit score test is way to measure traits of trustworthy entrepreneurs. MORE
Dec. 31, 2013
Sample questions from the Entrepreneurial Finance Lab's psychometric test, which helps banks decide whether to lend money in developing countries to small entrepreneurs.. MORE
Dec. 30, 2013
In a nation with a reputation as a tough place to do business, American tech entrepreneurs are importing the Silicon Valley mind-set. MORE
Dec. 29, 2013
Boris Titov, Russia's presidential commissioner for entrepreneurs' rights, is carefully speaking up for them as Kremlin officials hope for improved climate for small business; only 7 percent of Russians are engaged in entrepreneurial activity, as many hurdles remain in spite of Pres Vladimir V Putin's economic agenda to fight corruption and ease way for business. MORE
Dec. 29, 2013
Claire Martin Prototype column; executive turned ski instructor Kim Gustafson has joined the ranks of baby-boomer entrepreneurs--by starting Opedix, company that makes biomechanically engineered tights for knee support; baby boomers ages 55 to 64 comprise 23 percent of new business owners. MORE
Dec. 26, 2013
Signs of entrepreneurial comeback in Japan are still new and tentative, but analysts and investors report that hundreds of new Internet and technology-related companies have sprung up in last two to three years; they are creating ecosystem of incubators and so-called accelerator new venture investment funds; MORE
Dec. 26, 2013
Excerpts from interview with Brooklyn entrepreneur Hanny Lerner, founder of MOD Restoration, online furniture restoration company which has about 10 employees and sales of just under $2 million. MORE
Dec. 22, 2013
Thomas L Friedman Op-Ed column highlights the company Tradesy.com as an example of what a wave of entrepreneurs in America are capable of doing at a time when so much national economic policy has been paralyzed; contends companies like Tradesy show how entrepreneurs are using a new concept of ownership to create a sharing economy. MORE
Dec. 17, 2013
Frank Bruni Op-Ed column analyzes rapid success of premium hamburger franchise Umami Burger, which was founded with minimal capital by Adam Fleischman in California; holds Fleischman had a canny sense of his young, adventurous customers, and recognized untapped niche in a seemingly saturated market. MORE
Nov. 27, 2013
Heady stew of technology, entrepreneurs and venture capitalists is simmering again in Silicon Valley, with Benchmark the venture capital darling of the moment; along with the rich payouts and soaring valuations, however, is an undercurrent of concern. MORE
Nov. 24, 2013
Claire Martin Prototype column; Affordable Care Act makes it easier for some people to start their own companies--including a mini-industry to help navigate the law itself; two recent studies conclude the health care law could spur entrepreneurship by easing job lock--where people stay in a job mainly for health insurance. MORE
Nov. 18, 2013
Decision that founders of Snapchat faced of whether to cash out or remain independent is one that all technology entrepreneurs with successful start-ups eventually confront. MORE
Nov. 17, 2013
Georgia Tech longed to build a start-up culture, but it says former professor Joy Laskar took it too far; he mentored dozens of students and started and sold number of tech firms; he was arrested on state racketeering charges in 2010 but never indicted, and eventually fired by Georgia Tech, accused of misusing university resources; he is now battling the university in court. MORE
Nov. 14, 2013
Social media service Snapchat joins list of hot tech companies with no money coming in but multiple sky-high takeover offers; started in 2011 by former Stanford fraternity brothers Evan Spiegel and Bobby Murphy, service lets users send photo and video messages that disappear after they are viewed; founders have balked at multibillion-dollar proposal from Facebook because they believe many billions more are on the table. MORE
Nov. 14, 2013
Interview with serial entrepreneur Adeo Ressi, starter of the Founder Institute, who says 90 percent of the 1,000 companies it has created are still alive. MORE
Oct. 17, 2013
Small-Business Guide presents tips on talking to and tapping potential investors; entrepreneurs stress importance of making a crisp presentation, sizing up rivals and knowing what kind of information potential investors require. MORE
Sep. 29, 2013
Academic program Unreasonable at Sea is a four-month-voyage for college students that brings together 11 start-up founders, joined by rotating cast of inventors, corporate bigwigs and mentors; aim is to use contained environment of a ship to inspire creative technology solutions for real-world problems. MORE
Sep. 23, 2013
New federal law allows small start-ups to ask for equity investments publicly, such as through social media sites or elsewhere on Internet, without having to register the shares for public trading; business owners will be able to raise up to $1 million a year this way. MORE
Sep. 16, 2013
It took a personal bankruptcy to get David Geslak, founder of the Exercise Connection, to change his mind about his prices. MORE
Sep. 14, 2013
Paul Sullivan Wealth Matters column discusses using retirement savings to finance start-up companies; says entrepreneurs can use 401(k) money to create new businesses, but rules are complicated and Internal Revenue Service will be watching closely. MORE
Sep. 10, 2013
So-called legacy partnerships, which are comprised of an older and younger generation, are new twist in senior entrepreneurial trend, and variant of traditional family businesses; partnerships are started at or near older partner's retirement from career, so two generations bring complementary assets to new business. MORE
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Brian Chesky of Airbnb, on Scratching the Itch to Create
A chief executive says he has embraced the fact that "I'm constantly going to be in uncharted waters."
October 12, 2014, Sunday
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London Phone Booths Find New Lives
Two entrepreneurs are transforming some of the city's decommissioned red kiosks into green Solarboxes, which they say can charge up to 100 phones or tablets a day.
October 4, 2014, Saturday
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The IRL Social Clubs
Some entrepreneurs have found a niche in hosting gatherings for the Instagram and Twitter set.
October 2, 2014, Thursday
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Entrepreneurs Who Cash Out Look for Meaningful Second Acts
Successful business owners who sell their companies but consider themselves too young to retire are redeploying their skills in social or environmental projects.
September 25, 2014, Thursday
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When Plan to Help Others Sell in China Fails, a Start-Up Changes Tack
Export Now was created as an easy, low-cost way for American businesses to export to China, but when that didn't work, the company took a new tack.
September 18, 2014, Thursday
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Surviving Battle With Amazon, Entrepreneur Picks New Fight
A textbook rental service changed course after Amazon, a supplier, cut it off. The service found a lucrative niche working with campus bookstores.
September 4, 2014, Thursday
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Is Owning Overrated? The Rental Economy Rises
Entrepreneurs say the new way of consuming is part of a growing, post-recession movement to value experiences over possessions.
August 30, 2014, Saturday
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Delivery Start-Ups Are Back Like It's 1999
Silicon Valley wants to save you from ever having to leave your couch. Will it work this time around?
August 24, 2014, Sunday
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Professional Networking, Minus the Fees
Soaring costs of professional conferences prompt some entrepreneurs to linger in lobbies, rather than register, to make contact with people who can help their businesses.
August 19, 2014, Tuesday
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More Latinos on Farms Move From Fields to Office
American farm ownership is still dominated by whites, but a growing number of farms are owned and operated by Latinos, many of whom worked their way up from the fields.
August 17, 2014, Sunday
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Alison Chung followed her lifelong love of solving mysteries to found a forensic technology firm.
Japanese Start-Ups Channel Samurai Spirit
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Entrepreneur: 'Go Big or Go Home'
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Emergency Power Supply Systems (EPSS) in Health Care
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In many ways, the emergency power supply system (EPSS) in health care facilities is similar to an EPSS in commercial buildings. However, there are important differences between systems designed for health care facilities and those systems designed for commercial buildings.
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Display Portfolios for photographers, artists, designers or business presentations.
the best first impression you can with one of these stunning
portfolios. We have now become an online supplier of the fine leather
bound portfolios as used by Damien Lovegrove for the past five years.
They are made from a single piece of sumptuous high quality leather and
offer a new approach to photography presentation. "Everyone who has
seen my portfolios are impressed by the simply beautiful presentation"
says Damien. "It is really easy to chop and change the prints around
and I constantly update the order and print selection in my
Portfolios". Each folio will take up to 40 sleeves (80 prints) in their
normal guise. Folios with larger capacities are available upon request.
Normal turnaround is 10 days from order to delivery. All
portfolios are tailor made to order using the finest
prices charged on this site are for top grain high quality
leather in
black or dark brown. Other colours are available at 10%
supplement. By it's nature there will be history
and character
the skins.
To price up your portfolio click on the 'Ordering' tab to the right hand side of the page.
The leather portfolios can be made in a range of different colours. Samples of the leather colours can be sent to you for if you wish. This is a natural product and each is unique with its own history, the
skins are top grain 3mm hide. Every hide is carefully chosen and the character in the skins will vary in degree but each will have been selected by us.
Leather can be dyed to any colour if ordering six books or more.
Black and Dark Brown are the most popular choices and are a less expensive option than other colour options.
Dark Brown
Our leather portfolios can be made to any custom size. Some standard sizes we produce include:
Your portfolio can be either in a landscape or portrait orientation.
Portfolio sizes relate to the size of
the inner sleeves and therefore the maximum size of prints they can
hold. The actual size of the portfolio including leather cover will be
slightly bigger.
Personalise your presentation portfolio with a custom embossed name or logo. We strongly suggest you choose
to have your name or logo embossed to add extra impact to your
There are two options:
• Standard embossing or
• Bespoke embossing.
With the standard option you can choose from one of two standard fonts.
The bespoke option pays for a custom block to be made which will allow you to emboss a logo or font of your choice. Once you have placed your order you will be contacted and asked to send a jpg of the logo or font you would like embossed.
Please note - embossing can not be dyed or tinted to a different colour.
Examples of standard embossing using a simple sans-serif (Helvetica) and a standard serif font (Times) as an alternative.
The bespoke embossing option (below) allows for different font choices or even your own logo design. Our suppliers will guide you through what is and isn't possible with your chosen design.
crystal clear sleeves are made from archival polyester with
black or white inserts depending on your intention. Your prints simply slide into place.
The sleeves enable you to place prints on either side and are clear from edge to edge.
Each folio will take up to approx. 40 sleeves (80 prints) in their normal guise. Folios with larger capacities are available upon request.
Sleeves are only designed to fit a Lovegrove Consulting supplied leather portfolio.
With or without sleeves?
your prints can go straight into the binder without sleeves.
The images
will need to be printed with an extra 1" margin on the left.
margin will disappear into the binder. When you order your portfolio you can purchase our
template kit.
Scoring template kit
The scoring template kit includes a simple card scoring template, hole punch and scoring tool. Different portfolios will require different types of hole punch. The kits bought for an A3 landscape, 11x14 landscape and A3+ landscape portfolios will be supplied with a 4-hole hole punch. Other sizes will be supplied with a single hole punch.
Note: A standard 2-hole office hole punch is suitable for a 10x8 landscape portfolio. Please contact us if you want the scoring template but don't require a hole punch.
The Binding
The sleeves or prints are bound using a pillar and post system. The posts can be extended or made smaller to accommodate your content. Your content is sandwiched as the posts are tightened by the screw cap.
The binding is hidden from view with a hinged fabric panel that snaps shut with magnets. The image to the right (below) shows the binding panel open with the screw posts and magnets.
These portfolios are not designed to lay completely flat for double page spreads.
Inner Covers
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either black card or frosted semi-translucent polypropylene. These are a
recommended as they help protect your first sleeve from
For portfolios without sleeves we recommend the frosted versions as the black card can transfer fibres onto first page.
Lovegrove Print Actions
With every portfolio order you will receive an exclusive Lovegrove Portfolio Action Set.
This set of Photoshop actions will size your prints
first, add a white border and then places a blurred, feathered stroke
around the image for a beautifully clean professional look.
The set of actions will prepare your images for printing
with ProAm, Loxley or InkJet printing and has options for both landscape
or portrait orientations. A perfect match for your portfolio.
These actions are not designed for prints that will be placed directly into the portfolio binding without sleeves.
Portfolio Slip Case
Accessorise your portfolio with a beautifully crafted slip case. Finished in archival buckram with a leather strap these cases are designed to fit your portfolio perfectly.
Your portfolio slides into the rigid case and the strap holds everything in place.
Slip cases can be embossed with your name or logo to match your portfolio for no additional embossing costs.
Available in black only.
Padded Courier Bag
As an alternative we also supply courier style bags for portfolios. The courier bag is a padded, reinforced canvas bag with carry handle, shoulder strap, address label window and clip locking front flap.
These bags are ideal for general handling and transportation between clients or meetings.
Available in black only.
Digital Art Printing
To offer a complete service for your portfolio needs, we can offer you a fine art giclée printing service for
your Lovegrove Portfolio.
Fine Art portfolio prints are for A3 landscape portfolios only. They are designed to fit inside your portfolio directly without sleeves to make the most of the beautiful paper finish and print quality.
We can print on a range of fabulous Hahnemühle
Fine Art Paper and prices start at just £12.00 +VAT per print (£40 +VAT minimum charge per order).
To read more information on our fine art printing service please click here.
Please note, when ordering a portfolio with prints they will arrive separately.
Prices (ex. VAT) - to calculate the total price of your portfolio click on the 'Ordering' tab. No card details are required until you are ready to place the order.
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The Stamped wallet from Billabong has an engraved metal logo badge on front, a two-toned polyurethane construction and debossed graphics throughout. With six card slots, two slip pockets, a note compartment and a zip coin pocket, this heavy-duty wallet can keep all your cash and cards safe until you earn that million you've been working on. Make sure to stash your license in the ID panel so everyone associates you with this sweet wallet.
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--From North Railway StationOption 1:Bus No. 34(2RMB each)Please walk straight till you get to the first small road when you walk out the train station. Turn right walking about 150m, then you will see the city bus station on your right side.Take No. 34, get off at YiHuanLu BeiSiDuan (一环路北四段 ) Bus Stop (4th stop). When you get off, please looking for a cross road which is 20 meters way back and you�ll find a petrol station on the opposite side of the street. We are on the same side with the patrol station along the first ring road. Please cross the street to petrol station side and walk ahead to west direction for about 150m, you will find us (huge Chinese style wooden gate and lantern) .
Option 2:Email or call us for the pick-up service (please arrange this at least one day before, if you email,we will reply to confirm):The service charge is 20RMB for a mini van.
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Option 1:Take the city bus No.2 (2RMB) and get off at Liang jia Xiang(梁家巷)around a 30 minute journey, at this stop look out for the petrol station on the opposite side of the street . Sim's is about 200 meters from this petrol station (on the same side) to the west (Both on Yihuanlu (一环路) ) Please call us if you cannot find us ! Tel:028-83355322
Option 2: Taxi:The cost is around 35RMB(Around 30mins). You can ask the taxi driver to call us for the direction's. Just in case we advise you not to agree on a price before you leave, always ask to have the meter used and get a receipt (if you were to leave something in the taxi, the receipt would be your verification)
Option 3:Email or call us for the pick-up service (please arrange this at least one day before, if you email,we will reply to confirm):The service charge is 40RMB for a mini van.
--Form Xin nan Men bus station(the tourism bus center) Take bus No.28 and get off at First Ring Rd. North, 4th section ( 一环路北四段 ), and walk ahead (to west direction) for about 20m and you will find us (huge Chinese style wooden gate and lantern) on your right hand side.
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When you come out of the airport building, the Airport Bus 303 is right in front of you. Take this bus to city center, and get off at the last bus stop which is on Renmin South Road 2nd Section = RenMinNanLu ErDuan. You will see a Minshan Hotel there (4 star hotel high building) and there is a bus stop in front of the hotel.
Please take Bus No.99 there and get off the bus at LiangJiaXiang (梁家巷) bus stop which comes right after a big junction. When you get off, walk back a little to the big junction (to south direction) and turn left (to west direction). There is a Pearl International Hotel at this corner (on your left side). Then after walking about 1km, you will find us (huge Chinese style wooden gate and lantern) on your left hand side.
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Cleo, a young yellow Labrador retriever mix rescued from a high-kill shelter in Georgia, gets some affection from Patrice Fotane of Animal Rescue Network of New England. (APRIL GUILMET PHOTO)
Wanting to help, the lifelong animal lover contacted the Pelham Police Department as well as the staff at the nearby Salem Animal Rescue League.
The dog was ultimately rescued and brought to safer surroundings, but Clark's dedication to animals in need was only beginning.
In 2001, the Pelham resident and local business owner founded Animal Rescue Network of New England (ARNNE), a Pelham-based nonprofit group that's placed hundreds of dogs and cats, as well as the occasional horse, rabbit and guinea pig, into loving new homes over the years.
Staffed entirely by volunteers, the charity relies on public donations and fundraising to stay afloat.
"They fill such a need, but they rely entirely on the public and word of mouth to fill that need," organization spokesman Patricia Mack said.
While ARNNE was originally founded to fill a void in her hometown, Clark said the organization's mission has since expanded to bring animals from high-kill shelters in the South to New England.
"Before ARNNE, people would sometimes have to travel to other shelters that were pretty far away if they didn't find what they were looking for in Salem," Clark said, noting that monthly adoption events held at the First Congregational Church in Pelham have proven a huge success.
Her efforts haven't made her rich, but it's truly a labor of love.
"It's a constant challenge, but once you've had the experience of an animal rescue you just can't turn away," Clark said. "There are never enough funds because there's always those unexpected expenses."
Clark's days are seldom long enough to devote to her two Pelham businesses, Pelham Saddlery and Beaver Valley Farm, along with her near-constant animal rescue efforts.
The mother of two teenagers, Clark also shares her home with a number of rescue animals, including two elderly horses, Dakota and Sweet Pea.
A network of devoted volunteers help Clark keep ARNNE afloat, though more help is desperately needed.
Since ARNNE doesn't have a facility of its own, the majority of the animals in its care are placed in foster homes. Those that haven't been matched with a foster home yet are kept at Pelham's animal control kennel.
Some wait longer than others, according to Patrice Fotino, who serves as the organization's adoption and intake coordinator when she's not at her daytime career as a Boston architect.
Hope, a gentle white pit bull, remains at the town kennel as she awaits a foster placement or permanent home.
"She's still here solely because of her breed," Fotino said.
According to Fotino, it costs around $250 to bring a dog to New Hampshire from the South. Complicated veterinary expenses are routine and can add up quickly.
Six weeks ago, ARNNE rescued Cleo, a young yellow Labrador mix, from a Georgia shelter. After being examined by a veterinarian, Fotino learned the friendly dog with piercing amber eyes had likely been thrown from a moving car and had a BB lodged in her chest.
Three weeks ago, Cleo underwent surgery to repair a torn knee tendon, and rescue staff are in the process of raising funds to repair her other damaged knee. Her foster mother, Sarah Hastings, has been with her every step of her recovery.
Surgery and rehabilitation costs for the first knee totaled over $2,200, much of which was raised through the organization's Facebook page. Cub Scouts from the Pelham Elementary School sold dog biscuits to raise $300 toward Cleo's care.
"Sometimes people don't understand why we charge $295 for our adoption fee," Fotino said. "But the truth is, nobody gets paid here except for our vets."
For more information on ARNNE, including volunteer, adoption and sponsorship opportunities, visit www.arnne.org.
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I always like to have a backup bow ready to go during hunting season, especially while on a trip. Needed it for the first time last Fall in Ohio when I noticed a small split in the upper limb of my '08 Moab. Been thinking of getting the new Alien but held off to hear some reports, not in a hurry; but I still need an extra bow for my upcoming turkey trip. So I dusted off my old Altitude and started shooting it, remember why I never got rid of the bow, this tiny thing just shoots good; have some robin hoods with it. Had put new strings on it a few years ago but still had the old rest, sight and stab. on it, so I decided to swap the stuff from the broken bow: Sword Twilight Hunter, Ripcord w/ Martin Lock Mount and a Posten stab. Set it up to shoot the same arrows I'm using now and it was even better; not sure I want a new bow: small, light, I really liked stillhunting with this bow.
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A #1 New York Times Bestseller, Anathem is perhaps the most brilliant literary invention to date from the incomparable Neal Stephenson, who rocked the world with Snow Crash, Cryptonomicon, and The Baroque Cycle. Now he imagines an alternate universe where scientists, philosophers, and mathematicians live in seclusion behind ancient monastery walls until they are called back into the world to deal with a crisis of astronomical proportions.
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For ten years Fraa Erasmas,a young avout, has lived ina cloistered sanctuary formathematicians, scientists,and philosophers, protected from thecorrupting influences of the outsideworld. But before the week is out,both the existence he abandonedand the one he embraced will standpoised on the brink of cataclysmicchange—and Erasmas will becomea major player in a drama that willdetermine the future of his world,as he follows his destiny to the mostinhospitable corners of the planet . . .and beyond.
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Great pictures Ed. Congratulations on the amazing fundraising results again this year. It was most humbling that it took 8 of us to stay ahead of your total. My only hope is that we're able to expand to 10 person teams so that we can stay in front again next year. Either that or you need to join the Clan!
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Very nice pictures Ed! And I second Mark's congratulations on your fundraising. It is amazing that it took eight of us to pretty much equal what you did on your own. Great job!
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Awesome pics. Ed. Thanks for being the photographer. Congrats on your fundraising. You always get amazing results. See you next year and thanks for everything you do for the Obs.
Thanks to everyone, both for the compliments on the pictures, and the congratulations on the fundraising - I have fun doing both, and helping the Obs in other ways too. I haven't set next year's goal yet, but I'll probably push for $12,000 or more... :-)
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Awesome pic's and congratz to all nice job in the fund raising. See you next year at the rock pile.
Nice pics Ed - Thanks. Forgive me for hijacking your thread - here are some of my pics to share http://cta.smugmug.com/Hiking
Had a blast at Seek the Peak 11 ... looking forward to next year but not before a trip to ski tuckerman in March hopefully!
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Ed & Freebird - Wonderful pictures! Great fundraising to all...everyone did a fantastic job!


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Humberto Ascanio, indispensable assistant to the late trainer Bobby Frankel for 35 years, was in charge of the 30-horse stable in Barn 70 North at Hollywood Park Thursday, that familiar morning phone call no longer there since the death of the Hall of Fame legend Monday at age 68.
Ascanio, who sent out Life by R R to win a $25,000 claiming race here Wednesday, said three nominees for the Turf Festival Nov. 27-29 remain on target for the grass bonanza that Frankel dominated with 17 victories, 11 more than his nearest rival.
Ascanio said both Proudinsky and Fluke would be entered in the $300,000 Citation Handicap Nov. 27 and Ventura would make the final start of her career in the $300,000 Matriarch on Nov. 28.
The Citation and Matriarch are two of three Grade I Festival races that will conclude with the $300,000 Hollywood Derby on Nov. 29. The five-race Festival also includes the $100,000 Generous Stakes on Nov. 28 and the $100,000 Miesque Stakes Nov. 29, both for 2-year-olds.
Ascanio said Ventura would work Friday in quest of her fourth Grade I stakes victory in a race Frankel won a record eight times. The 5-year-old Juddmonte Farms homebred mare will be ridden by Garrett Gomez in the mile test for fillies and mares.
Proudinsky and Fluke are both scheduled to work Saturday for the Citation at 1 1/16 miles, according to Ascanio. Proudinsky, a multiple Grade II stakes winner, seeks his first Grade I victory in his third Citation start. The 6-year-old German-bred horse finished third and fourth, respectively, the past two years. Fluke, a Brazilian-bred 4-year-old colt, seeks his first stakes victory in the United States.
Ascanio said the Juddmonte horses that formed the backbone of the Frankel stable the past two decades will stay with him until the end of the year, when a decision will be made whether they remain. He added that several trainees Frankel owned will be sold.
Ascanio said Life by R R was the first winner he saddled under his name in many years. "In the late '80s, Bobby sent me a few of his extra horses to train on my own, and I won a few races," recalled Ascanio. "But then his stable grew, and things got too busy for me as an assistant to train any more on my own."
Diamondrella, a double Grade I stakes winner, was supplemented for $6,000 before the Nov. 18 deadline for the $300,000 Matriarch on Nov. 28.
Trainer Gary Stevens, who took over the 5-year-old mare at Santa Anita last week after she went through a Keeneland sale and stayed with owner IEAH Stable, said Thursday that Alex Solis would ride her for the first time in The Matriarch.
Rajiv Maragh had been her regular rider in the East for previous trainer Angel Penna, Jr. "She's all class," said Stevens. "She lets you know she owns the barn."
Diamondrella, an English-bred daughter of Rock of Gibraltar, won the Just A Game at Belmont and the First Lady at Keeneland, both Grade I grass tests at one mile, the same distance as The Matriarch.
Other probable starters include Ventura, Tuscan Evening, Rutherienne and April Pride.
Mrs Kipling heads a list of possibles. Trainer Neil Drysdale said the status of the 3-year-old filly would be clarified following a work Sunday.
Blue Chagall, Enriched and Skyrush were each supplemented for $6,000 to the $300,000 Citation Handicap, a Grade I test at 1 1/16 miles on turf Nov. 27.
Blue Chagall, a 4-year-old French-bred gelding trained by Julio Canani, won the Lure Stakes at Santa Anita on Oct. 18. Enriched, a 4-year-old gelding who is a half-brother to Lava Man, finished second in the On Trust Handicap here Saturday for trainer Doug O'Neill. Skyrush, a 4-year-old Argentine-bred colt conditioned by Darrell Vienna, won the Brubaker Stakes at Del Mar in his United States debut and returned to finish fourth in the Oak Tree Mile Oct. 10.
Oak Tree Mile winner Cowboy Cal, a multiple stakes-winning millionaire, is expected to head the Citation lineup in quest of his first Grade I stakes victory. Other probable starters include the Mike Mitchell-trained pair of Ever A Friend (Joel Rosario) and Monzante (Alex Solis), the Humberto Ascanio-trained duo of Proudinsky and Fluke, El Gato Malo (David Flores) and Whatsthescript.
Five 3-year-olds, including two shippers from the East, were each supplemented for $6,000 for the $300,000 Hollywood Derby, a Grade I test at 1 ¼ miles that concludes the Turf Festival on Nov. 29.
The quintet includes Al Khali, a Florida-based ridgling trained by Hall of Famer Bill Mott, who won the race for the second time in his career last year with Court Vision, another Florida shipper. Al Khali won the Grade III Saranac Stakes at Saratoga in September.
Also shipping will be another Hall of Fame trainer, Shug McGaughey, from New York with Rescue Squad. The Dynaformer colt comes off a second-place finish in the Grade III Berry Station Stakes at Keeneland Oct. 18. McGaughey won the 2004 Hollywood Derby with Good Reward.
Also supplemented were Northern California-based Sir Al, runner-up in the Grade III Hawthorne Derby for trainer Bill Morey; The Usual Q.T., winner of the Oak Tree Derby for Jim Cassidy, and Blazing Spirit, conditioned by Bobby Troeger.
Other probable starters include Battle of Hastings, Take The Points, Black Bear Island, Acclamation and Meteore.
Joel Rosario has taken a call on Sir Al.
Trainer Bob Baffert visited the stable area this morning and discussed his 2-year-old stakes plans for this meet from trackside while watching some of his horses train.
Viewing Hollywood Park stakes in that division as a preview of the 2010 3-year-old season, Baffert is anxious to see Macias and Indian Firewater in the Grade III Prevue Stakes Saturday and Crisis of Spirit and Miss Heather Lee in the Moccasin Stakes for fillies Sunday. Both are at seven furlongs on Cushion Track.
"Macias should be up close," said Baffert of the Jack Goodman Stakes winner at Santa Anita. "Indian Firewater should not be far back either."
Indian Firewater drew post three and Macias five in a field of eight for Baffert, who has won the race a record four times.
Baffert will have a field of six surrounded in the Moccasin with Miss Heather Lee on the rail and Crisis of Spirit on the outside. "Crisis of Spirit should show speed," said Baffert of the Anoakia Stakes winner at Santa Anita. "And Miss Heather Lee will run from off the pace."
Both races serve as major preps for the $750,000 CashCall Futurity and $300,000 Hollywood Starlet on Dec. 19 and 20, respectively.
Baffert said good performances in either prep could earn his entrants a start in the Futurity alongside Lookin at Lucky, winner of the Del Mar Futurity and Norfolk Stakes and an unlucky second in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile, and in the Starlet alongside Always A Princess, runner-up in the Oak Leaf Stakes.
Baffert also said Marcello was a probable starter in the $100,000 Generous Stakes on turf Nov. 28.
FINISH LINES — Tyler Baze, who had ridden the last two months with a fractured finger, will be sidelined for about three weeks after corrective surgery, said agent Ron Ebanks. "He had his left little finger reset Tuesday," said Ebanks. Baze suffered the injury in a gate mishap during the final week of the Del Mar meet…Kentucky-based trainer Ken McPeek, who left four stakes-placed 2-year-olds in Breeders' Cup races at Santa Anita, nominated two of them for $100,000, Grade III grass stakes here next week. McPeek nominated Bridgetown, runner-up in the Juvenile Turf, to the Generous Stakes Nov. 28 and House of Grace, third-place finisher in the Juvenile Fillies Turf, to the Miesque Stakes Nov. 29… McPeek is also pointing Teamgeist to the $150,000 Bayakoa Handicap for fillies and mares on Dec. 5. Alex Solis has the call…*Joel Rosario* has taken a call on The Mailet, a recent maiden winner on the Belmont turf, for trainer Bruce Levine in the Miesque…In the Generous, Michael Baze will ride Summer Movie for Art Sherman, and Solis will be up on Lucky Rave for Peter Eurton…Kinsale King, longshot winner of a six-furlong race at Santa Anita, will return in the $100,000 Vernon O. Underwood at that distance Dec. 6, according to trainer Carl O'Callaghan. "He had a 98 Beyer in that race and bounced out of a good five-furlong work (in 1:00.80) Tuesday," said O'Callaghan…*Garrett Gomez* will be in Japan to ride in the World Super Jockey Series at Hanshin Racecourse on Dec. 5 and 6. He and Calvin Borel will represent the United States against 12 other international riders.
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|National Student Case Study Seminar
Through contributions from retired partners, the Deloitte Foundation sponsors an annual National Student Case Study Seminar. Six schools participate each year. Prior to the seminar, a student group works with a faculty advisor and a Deloitte & Touche LLP manager to identify issues and develop a plan to research them, develop a solution and prepare a presentation. The student groups at the national seminar present their cases and solutions to a panel of active and retired partners who act as a client's senior management or audit committee. Financial awards are given to each participating student and school at the conclusion of the event.
|Tax Case Study Competition
The Tax Case Study Competition, sponsored annually by Deloitte Tax LLP, national tax recruiting and the Deloitte Foundation, is an educational program that aims to encourage students to pursue careers in tax. The program also provides tax faculty with case study materials for use in the classroom and brings broad exposure to tax programs within the university environment. Approximately 100 schools are invited to participate each year. All winning teams receive financial rewards for themselves and their schools.
|National MBA Case Competition
The National MBA Case Competition, sponsored by Deloitte Consulting LLP and the Deloitte Foundation, brings together MBA teams of up to five students to prepare and present their assigned case to a panel of active and retired senior Consulting leaders for evaluation. A team of Deloitte consultants also work with the student teams to provide guidance and support as they are preparing their case. Participating teams compete for individual and institutional financial awards, and marketplace recognition.
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