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We didn't seem to have one of these threads so I'm starting one for the resource.
Here's a fancy looking one from Martha Stewart. Very pretty and elegant if you arrange the slices back into pear shape.
Granola-Almond Pear Crunch
Serves 1
* 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
* 1 ripe Bartlett pear (red or regular), cored and sliced lengthwise into 8 wedges
* 2 tablespoons almond butter (or melted dark chocolate)
* 1/4 cup granola (or better yet, make your own mixture of nuts or oatmeal and spices.)
1. Spread one side of each wide bottom of pear wedge with almond butter. Place granola in a bowl and nestle pears, almond-butter-side down, in the granola.
I notice they neglected to tell you what to do with the lemon juice, but it's usually sprinkled on fruit to prevent the fruit from turning brown due to the anti-oxidant activity of the vitamin C.
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Even after taking his eighth successive win on Sunday, Sebastian Vettel insists he has lost none of his hunger for success...
Even after taking his eighth successive win on Sunday, Sebastian Vettel insists he has lost none of his hunger for success.
The four-time World Champion is proving to be unstoppable at the moment, putting in a lights to flag victory at the Circuit of the Americas on Sunday.
That Austin triumph saw the German claim the record for the most consecutive wins in one season and should he triumph at the next race in Brazil he will equal Alberto Ascari's all-time mark of nine consecutive wins set in 1952-53.
But despite his run of success, Vettel is adamant he won't let complacency slip into his game.
"On Saturday I took a shower and had one of these odd thoughts coming in; we had another pole but people tend to forget how much work we put in, I remembered back in 2008 how happy I was to once in my life be on pole [at the Italian Grand Prix for Toro Rosso]," he said.
"Obviously I come here and get a lot of questions but people don't appreciate the fact that we did the fastest lap, because we've done it so many times in the past.
"But you should never lose the passion and the joy and always remember the days when you were just dreaming of these things happening. For all of us it is important just to enjoy the moment and there is more time later on in our lives to realise what it meant.
"Other people can expect what they want, but as long as we don't expect to win all the time and get lazy it's okay. The moment you are not hungry anymore or you ask yourself what you are doing, it's time to move on and do something else.
"It's not the case, I jump in the car and just want to be fastest. It happens more lately but you shouldn't just allow yourself to get used to it."
As for his record-breaking eighth race win on the trot, the Red Bull driver admits it is "very difficult" to grasp the reality of the situation.
"It makes us very proud of that moment. I think it is very difficult for all of us to realise what it means.
"One day people might look back and talk about our time and what we have done as a team. Everybody is happy to just turn up and give it everything.
"If there is one thing, that is the secret. Yes, the car has been mostly very reliable but it is the mindset we have, trying to give it everything we have, not miss a single step.
"People tend to forget that every single weekend is a challenge on its own. To have such an incredible run is very difficult to realise."

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Nenad Medic is unbelievably good. I just watched the WPT event from earlier tonight and he just DOMINATED that Foxwoods final table.
I'm sure part of his dominance was due to factors such as editing and running well, but he was in really amazing control of that table.
It's kinda rare to see that from someone not named Ivey or Antonius.
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by Leslie Wylie
UT's Art & Architecture Building is a vortex of evolution. It's entertaining to imagine it playing in fast-motion, like a film sequence that took years to make but requires only a moment to view. Seasons change at lightning speed outside the windows, paintings fly on and off gallery walls, concepts are explored and then abandoned, students graduate and are replaced by new students, ad infinitum. Nothing remains constant except the building itself. And, to some extent, the faculty it contains.
The School of Art & Architecture currently employs 26 faculty members, hence the name of its current faculty exhibition, 26 . It's gained and lost about four professors since its last faculty exhibition in 2002, but for the most part, it's the same core group. So viewing 26 affords a rare chance, one that comes about only every three or four years, to evaluate the faculty's own evolution—a creative trajectory that's somewhat steadier and more predictable than the creative trajectories of their students. Whereas students are still searching for their own aesthetic voices, faculty members are seasoned artists who have already found their voices and are now merely fine-tuning what they have to say.
Walking into the bright expanses of Ewing Gallery's 26 , I feel an immediate sensation of déjà vu. I reviewed the 2002 faculty exhibition as well, and there were elements of this incarnation I instinctually recognize—trademark color schemes, mediums, and textures. But while each faculty member's work seems to be evolving from some deeply imbedded starting place, perhaps evident in previous exhibitions, the original impulses are clearly lurching forward in new, unfamiliar directions.
For instance, there are the two brightly hued, cone-shaped nylon tents in the center of the gallery that are unmistakably the work of Elizabeth Scofield and Jason Brown. I vividly remember meeting these artists at the preview reception of the faculty exhibition in 2002, when they were unveiling a previous version of the tents' design.
When I introduced myself, Scofield put the two-way radio she was holding to her mouth and paged Brown, who was sitting inside one of the neon yellow tents, or "Aesthetic Survival Devices," that comprised their contribution to the 2002 show. (He had been monitoring the gallery's "pedestrian occupancy levels.") After unzipping the tent's translucent door, Brown emerged, wearing a biohazard suit and a construction helmet, and shook my hand.
What was said during our ensuing conversation escapes me now; what remains is my visual memory of him and of his tents, the designs of which have been revised since our last encounter. Where four years ago the pieces resembled those of a rather large camping tent sawed in two, for this year's exhibition, the tents are tall and piercing, with no visible entrance.
Is theirs a successful evolution? If the tents' purpose is functionality, perhaps so: Accompanying photographs show them street-side in various locations, serving various purposes and adapting according to site. They have, in a sense, evolved to suit the various outside environments that contain them.
Baldwin Lee's photography is another, if somewhat grimmer, example of this concept. For 26 , Lee pieces together shards of photography to convey a panoramic view of post-hurricane destruction: the deformed trees, tangled wires, hillsides of trash that were left in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. For the 2002 faculty exhibition, he'd done something similar with photographs taken at Ground Zero, webbing them into a brutally honest depiction of the World Trade Center site in the aftermath of 9/11.
Other examples of artistic evolution abound. There's the multi-media work of Norman Magden, whose subconscious-probing films—each involving live modern dancers, video projections and sound art—seem to be reaching into deeper, more intricate parts of the psyche than ever before. There's Whitney Leland's increasingly bold acrylic abstractions, and David Wilson's large-scale day-glo installation art. Some works are traditional; others whimsical. Some are functional; others are intended purely for the senses.
The diversity of the faculty, as manifest in its art, remains striking, as it was during the 2002 faculty exhibit. In academia, it's easy for the various aesthetics of those on staff to converge toward some central point, but the UT Art & Architecture School's faculty is clearly evolving outward rather than inward. As Ewing Gallery director Sam Yates wrote in a summary of the exhibition, "[ 26 ] provides insight into the creative productivity of the faculty as a whole and the diversity of philosophies and approaches to art-making."
We look forward to seeing where those philosophies and approaches go from here.
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Saturday, April 27, 2002Boone, N.C. (April 27, 2002) — Behind solid pitching and superb defense by both teams, Appalachian and East Tennessee State split a softball doubleheader Saturday afternoon from a blustery Watauga County Complex in Boone, N.C. ETSU won game one 2-1 before falling in game two, 2-0. In game one, Appalachian struck first as they plated one run in the bottom of the third. Sophomore Wendy Lewis helped the Mountaineer cause as she singled to right-center field. Lewis would later reach second on a sacrifice bunt by Casey Jacobs and then stole third. Lewis scored as Christa Hicks punched in a two-out single to left field to give the Mountaineers a 1-0 lead. East Tennessee State would respond in the fifth inning as sophomore first baseman Miranda Byerly (Candler, N.C.) led off with a single to left field. After reaching second on a fielders choice, the Mountaineers turned one of two double plays in the first game. With two outs, East Tennessee State pushed across two runs, the first coming as freshman third baseman Lindsay Lane (Erwin, Tenn.) singled down the right field line which scored Byerly. Senior second baseman April Arnold (Mountain City, Tenn.)then doubled for East Tennessee State to push the score to 2-1. Appalachian then forced ETSU sophomore pitcher Tiffany Vandergriff (Sale Creek, Tenn.) to pop up for the third out. That was all East Tennessee State needed as Vandergriff (7-8) allowed only one more hit, a double by Laura Ammarell in the seventh, as East Tennessee took the first game 2-1. In game two, Appalachian started aggressively at the plate as they poured two runs across in the first to take a 2-0 lead. Candace Shelton led off with a single that barely made it over a leaping Lane and dropped just inside the left field line. Shelton would go on to steal second and with one out, advanced to third as April Joyner ripped a single to right field. The Mountaineers hit a snag after Joyner stole second but smart base running helped keep the Appalachian threat alive. Lael Rorie reached on a fielders choice as Joyner was caught in a rundown between second and third base. During the rundown, Rorie wisely advanced to second to keep runners in scoring position. The move paid off as Kelly Doss doubled down the left field line to plate both Shelton and Rorie. Rorie (3-12) mastered the East Tennessee State batters as she hurled a complete game two-hitter allowing only one walk and striking out one. The doubleheader split improves East Tennessee State to 23-29 overall, 9-11 in SoCon action while Appalachian improves to 10-43, 3-15 in SoCon play. Appalachian and East Tennessee State will conclude Southern Conference play tomorrow at the Watauga County Complex. First pitch is scheduled for 1:00 p.m.
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Before Quinnipiac: Attended Pinkerton Academy…Played four years of varsity lacrosse and two years of varsity soccer…She was a 2010 and 2011 Academic All-American and a 2011 All-American Honorable Mention…She was a four-year scholar athlete, a New Hampshire scholar athlete and a 2010 and 2011 New Hampshire first-team all state lacrosse player…She was a twin state (Vt. and N.H.) lacrosse game participant, and a member of the Union Leader all-state lacrosse team…She was invited to try-out for the U19 U.S. World Cup lacrosse team and represented Western Upper New England in 2009 and 2010 at the Women's Division National Tournament…Also played for Granite State Elite club team
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Volunteer firefighters responding to a house fire Tuesday morning in Hollywood found an unconscious man in the residence, state investigators report, and he later died at a hospital from his injuries.
David R. Allen, 55, was discovered near a laundry room on the ground floor of the two-story dwelling off Sotterley Road, according to the state fire marshal's office. Emergency crews initiated CPR efforts before Allen was taken to MedStar Washington Hospital Center.
About 40 Hollywood, Bay District and Leonardtown firefighters responded to a 3:41 a.m. alarm that day and brought the blaze under control within 10 minutes after their arrival, the fire marshal's office reports. The fire caused damages estimated at $60,000 to the home and its contents.
Allen, from Wales in the United Kingdom, was living in St. Mary's as he worked for a contractor at Patuxent River Naval Air Station, according to a spokesperson for the fire marshal's office.
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2013-14: Clocked personal bests in every individual swim at the ACC Championship ... Surpassed the NCAA provisional standard in the 100 butterfly during a time trial (54.40) ... That performance also marked the fifth-fastest time in program history ... Won the 100 butterfly against UNC Wilmington (57.33).
2012-13: Took third in the 100 butterfly in her collegiate debut at the All-North Carolina Invitational ... Also guided the Blue Devils' 400 freestyle relay to a second-place showing at that meet ... Helped the 400 freestyle relay squad place first against South Carolina ... Qualified for the finals of the 100 butterfly at the ACC Championships, finishing 17th in 55.75 ... Recorded season bests in the 50 freestyle (24.07) and the 100 butterfly (55.57) at the conference meet.
Prior to Duke: Completed her prep career at North Mecklenburg High School ... Earned all-state recognition as a junior and sophomore ... Guided the 400 freestyle relay to a fourth-place finish at the state meet her junior season ... Also took second in the 100 butterfly at the state championships ... Finished third in the state in the 100 butterfly as a sophomore while helping the 400 freestyle relay place second ... Tabbed team MVP as a sophomore and junior ... Competed at Junior Nationals as a member of the SwimMAC Carolina club team ... Named a Scholastic All-American her sophomore and junior years.
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Decision at Sea is a powerful and illuminating look at pivotal moments in the history of the Navy and of the United States. It is also a compelling study of the unchanging demands of leadership at sea, where commanders must make rapid decisions in the heat of battle with lives--and the fate of nations--hanging in the balance.
The authors' multi-faceted approach looks critically at earlier histories of the battle and Japanese naval doctrine and other Japanese sources. It also debunks myths and corrects errors passed on as fact through several preceding histories of the battle. The book examines the strategic context of the battle, provides a detailed narrative of the battle itself, and also examines why the Japanese lost at Midway and repercussions in the larger context of the war.
What really happened at the famous Battle of Midway? A survivor sets the record straight
A famed ocean explorer, discoverer of the Titantic, offers an illustrated chronicle of a search for the ships sunk during the Battle of Midway, including the Yorktown, and features reminiscences from American and Japanese veterans of the conflict. TV tie-in. BOMC & History
A sailor's extraordinary experiences on an American submarine in the Pacific are candidly reported in this eyewitness account of war from a torpedoman's perspective.
To his family, John Bradley never spoke of the photograph or the war. But after his death at age seventy, his family discovered closed boxes of letters and photos. In Flags of Our Fathers, James Bradley draws on those documents to retrace the lives of his father and the men of Easy Company.
American Spartans is the first modern battle history of the Marines in a generation, showing exactly how "the few and the proud" have performed in key conflicts from Iwo Jima to the present, and how they have prepared and reinvented themselves between the wars.
A volume of true training stories by young Marines who served in World War II, Iraq, and other wars from the past sixty years reveals the brutal or exacting techniques employed during their training, in an account that shares additional historical information about the U.S. Marine Corps.
A sobering account of the seven-month street to street, house to house battle in Ramadi fought by Marine platoon "Joker One" and the platoon's commander, Lt. Campbell.
Already a classic of war reporting and now reissued as a Grove Press paperback, Black Hawk Down is Mark Bowden's brilliant account of the longest sustained firefight involving American troops since the Vietnam War. On October 3, 1993, about a hundred elite U.S. soldiers were dropped by helicopter into the teeming market in the heart of Mogadishu, Somalia. Their mission was to abduct two top lieutenants of a Somali warlord and return to base. It was supposed to take an hour. Instead, they found themselves pinned down through a long and terrible night fighting against thousands of heavily armed Somalis. The following morning, eighteen Americans were dead and more than seventy had been badly wounded. Drawing on interviews from both sides, army records, audiotapes, and videos (some of the material is still classified), Bowden's minute-by-minute narrative is one of the most exciting accounts of modern combat ever written -a riveting story that captures the heroism, courage, and brutality of battle.
Explore the secret, dangerous, and specialized world of the U.S. Army's most elite strike force as an expert in the field presents an informative guide to their intense training, risky missions, special skills, clandestine activities, and more.
One of the great heroes of the Iraq War, Staff Sergeant David Bellavia captures the brutal action and raw intensity of leading his Third Platoon, Alpha Company, into a lethally choreographed kill zone: the booby-trapped, explosive-laden houses of Fallujah's militant insurgents. Bringing to searing life the terrifying intimacy of hand-to-hand infantry combat, this stunning war memoir features an indelibly drawn cast of characters, not all of whom would make it out of the city alive, as well as chilling accounts of Bellavia's singular courage: Entering one house alone, he used every weapon at his disposal in the fight of his life against America's most implacable enemy
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A new UN report released today is making headlines: Agroecological farming can double food production within 10 years, while mitigating climate change AND alleviating poverty.
Yes!! I was elated to read the morning's coverage of this highly anticipated report from the UN Special Rapporteur on the Right to Food, Olivier de Schutter. I've been writing on the very real need to prioritize policy support for and investments in agroecology for quite some time, but it is truly encouraging to see such a clear, affirming statement coming from the UN.
At the annual World Economic Forum this past weekend in Davos, Switzerland, U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) Director Rajiv Shah stood beside CEOs from Monsanto and other infamous giant corporations, and announced U.S. support for a "New Vision for Agriculture."
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Yesterday, January 12th, I participated in Worldwatch Institute's launch of its new report, State of the World 2011: Innovations to Nourish the Planet. The report presents a dazzling array of creative down-to-earth solutions from African farmers that can help solve the scourge of global hunger and poverty. I had the great pleasure of co-authoring the concluding chapter of this report.
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Thursday, May 13, 2004MORGANTOWN, W. Va. (May 13, 2004) - East Tennessee State scored three runs in the top of the ninth to seal a 7-4 victory Thursday night over West Virginia Thursday night from Hawley Field in Morgantown, W. Va. The Bucs (26-23) got on the board early, scoring three runs in the top of the first. Sophomore right fielder Shane Byrne (Johnson City, Tenn.) drew a one-out walk, followed by a single to right by junior catcher Caleb Moore (Knoxville, Tenn.). Sophomore first baseman Blake Church (Roswell, Ga.) hit an RBI single, scoring Byrne from third then senior shortstop Andy Howdeshell (Maryville, Tenn.) doubled to left, scoring both Moore and Church. East Tennessee State added to its lead with a run in the top of the third. Senior center fielder Tim Turner (Marietta, Ga.) singled up the middle to lead off the inning. He stole second and third, then crossed the plate on a single to center by Moore. West Virginia (18-28) loaded the bases with no outs in the bottom of the fifth on bloop singles by both Kurtis Clinton and Travis D'Amico and a bunt single by David Carpenter. Doug Nelms hit an RBI single to right field with one out, but ETSU avoided any further damage as sophomore righty Jeremy Hall (Gray, Tenn.) got Jake Serfass to ground into a double play to end the inning. The Mountaineers cut further into ETSU's lead with two runs in the bottom of the sixth. Grant Psomas and Lee Fritz led off the frame with consecutive doubles and D'Amico hit a two-out double off the left field wall to bring home Fritz. Senior lefty Josh Kite (Greeneville, Tenn.) worked out of a crucial jam in the bottom of the eighth, as he came in with runners on first and third with no outs. Stan Posluszny popped out to Kite, Moore gunned out Lee Fritz attempting to steal second and Kite then got Clinton to fly out to left. East Tennessee State got three important insurance runs in the top of the ninth. With one out, sophomore third baseman Greg Roberts (Douglas, Ga.) and freshman left fielder Stephen Douglas (Kennesaw, Ga.) hit back-to-back singles. Turner then laced a triple into left-center scoring Roberts and Douglas. Turner would cross the plate later in the inning on a wild pitch. WVU scored a run in the bottom of the ninth as David Carpenter walked and Justin Richards doubled him home with one out. But that was the only run that the Mountaineers could score against Moore, who pitched the ninth. Hall earned the win (9-6), pitching six innings and allowing three runs on nine hits. He also struck out three while not allowing a walk. West Virginia starter Ryan Lipscomb pitched well, but was charged with the loss (1-2), allowing four runs on eight hits in 6.1 innings. He also struck out five while walking three. Turner led the Bucs at the plate, going 2-for-4 with two RBIs and two runs scored. Howdeshell, Moore, Church and Douglas also had two hits on the night for ETSU. West Virginia was paced by Psomas, Clinton, D'Amico and Carpenter who each had two hits on the evening. The Bucs and Mountaineers return to the diamond for game two of their three-game set tomorrow night at 7 p.m. from Hawley Field in Morgantown, W. Va.
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Apr. 28, 2015
Effort by Russian authorities to rid Moscow of all Nazi symbols before Victory Day, celebration of Soviet Union's defeat of Germany in World War II, leads inadvertently to bookstores removing Art Spiegelman's Pulitzer-Prize winning anti-fascist graphic novel Maus from shelves. MORE
Nov. 16, 2013
Holland Cotter reviews exhibition Art Spiegelman's Co-Mix: A Retrospective at Jewish Museum. MORE
Nov. 3, 2013
Artist Art Spiegelman, who is best known for his work in comics, is the subject of a retrospective opening at Jewish Museum. MORE
May. 13, 2012
Steven Heller Op-Art compiles tributes to Maurice Sendak drawn by Art Spiegelman, Marc Rosenthal, Geoff McFetridge, Tomi Ungerer, Bob Staake, Gary Taxali and Jon Klassen. MORE
Dec. 4, 2011
Dan Kois reviews book MetaMaus by Art Spiegelman. MORE
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After Protest Over Award, Neil Gaiman and Art Spiegelman Agree to Be Table Hosts at PEN Gala
Neil Gaiman, Art Spiegelman, and Alison Bechdel will replace the writers who dropped out as table hosts at the gala.
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"Maus," the Pulitzer Prize-winning graphic novel about a Jewish family during World War II, has been removed from many bookshelves in Moscow because it bears a swastika on its cover.
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The St. Marys Area Lady Dutch tennis team lost a tough 5-4 match to the Johnsonburg Ramettes Monday afternoon at the SMAHS courts.
"I never had a group that worked harder than these girls, they are a very good group and their parents should be as proud of them as I am, win or lose," Johnsonburg coach Gregg Dauber said.
At first singles, SMA's Amy Orr defeated Riley Fannin 6-1, 6-2.
At second singles, SMA's Aubrey Wiesner defeated Josie Del Rio 6-0, 6-0.
Danielle McCoy of the Lady Dutch defeated Andrea Allegretto 6-2, 6-4 at third singles.
At fourth singles, Johnsonburg's Paige Martonik defeated Megan McCoy 6-1, 6-0.
"In singles matches we had to make substitutions today because our third singles player and our fifth singles player were out due to injuries. The girls did the best they could under the circumstances," said St. Marys coach Sue Lepovetsky.
At fifth singles, Cheyenne Johnson of the Ramettes defeated Samantha Forster 6-0, 6-0.
"The girls played well and deserve this win," Dauber said. "Cheyenne johnson, for the third time this year, was a double winner."
At first doubles, SMA's Amy Orr and Danielle McCoy defeated Riley Fannin and Paige Martonik 8-1.
At second doubles, Cheyenne Johnson and Paige Secco of the Ramettes defeated Aubrey Wiesner and Megan McCoy 8-4.
At third doubles, Andrea Allegretto and Josie Del Rio of Johnsonburg defeated Samantha Forster and Ashley Floravit 8-0.
"It was a great win for the girls, and it came down to the final doubles match and (Andrea) Allegretto/(Josie) Del Rio took care of business," Dauber said.
At fourth doubles, Johnsonburg's Megan Fannin and Olivia Perez-McGill defeated Rebecca Aloi and Madison Squires 8-3.
"Fannin and Perez-McGill played a very nice match as well, so it's coming, but we still need to focus and keep working hard and this will turn around and these girls deserve it."
Lepovetsky said she appreciated the effort from the Lady Dutch.
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"Even with the decrease in vehicle theft, the economic loss to Californians continues to exceed $1 billion," said CHP Commissioner Joe Farrow. "I applaud the work of our officers as well as police officers and sheriff's deputies throughout the state to reduce the incidences of vehicle theft. With the continued efforts of California law enforcement agencies, coupled with prevention efforts by the public, we hope the numbers will continue to fall with each passing year."
Of the 199,766 reported stolen vehicles in California last year, 86.8 percent of those vehicles were recovered. Among the state's 58 counties, Sierra County showed the biggest reduction in the percentage of vehicles stolen at 100 percent.
Conversely, Mono County had a 133.3 percent increase in the number of vehicles stolen last year.
Southern California continues to be a hot spot for vehicle theft.
Approximately 55.8 percent of all thefts occurred in Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino and San Diego counties.
"The cheapest form of defense is to simply employ the anti-theft devices that are standard on all vehicles: locks," added Commissioner Farrow. "Lock your car and take your keys."
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Lets see your pics of some small projects
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Here's a fireplace cover I made. These are gas logs and the cover is to keep the cats out of the fire place. It has some ears at the top that prevent it from falling out forward. It's finished with "Antique Copper Vein" powdercoat.Jim
What type of projects are you after.... yard stuff... automotive... ?
My webpage has a bunch, but not sure thats what your after..
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Torch holder clamp
This is the only one I've got handy. Of course, the idea came from someone else on this forum.
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Heres one for you guys, its to do with ventilation in your shop or garage to get welding fumes out.
I use it it for welding fumes, plus my home made paint booth.
Anyway the vents are insulated, because i live in Wi. But I also use an air conditioner once in a while in the summer.
This is on the first five pages of this,http://www.1969supersport.com/paintroom.html the pictures are scattered around a little, but you can see the insulated vents. Anyway, for whats it worth.
"There are questions to be answered, and answers to be questioned"
Jigs, sandblasting, shop, paintroom, rotisserie, pictures, little bit of everything.
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I'll play.. here are a few recent projects..
1 & 2, this is a mobile cart for my abrasive chopsaw and cold cut saw. The top rotates so you can place the needed tool on top. ( It also helps clean the tabletop off )
3 A pair of steel saw horses, the wooden ones I had were falling apart. I'm still thinking about attaching a 2x4 to the tops
4 Got this rack at an auction for $1, cut up some tube and turned it into a shovel, rake, etc.. holder
More to come
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1 used some 1/2" square tube and PVC tubes to make a rack to hold my tig filler wire
2 Built a cart out of 1" square tube for our flux core welder that we take out on site for fence welding
3 Made shelf brackets out of 1" flat bar and 5/8" square tube to put shelves up high in the garage and get the coolers, and other stuff off of the floor.
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1 and 2, I've always wanted an older gas pump in the shop ( for looks)..
I found this one of craigs list for $40, I tore the guts out, sand blasted, repainted, replaced the plexiglass and other broken parts. I still need to get some decals to put on the front and back. It turned out really well. SWMBO has even told me that I can even bring it into my office in the house
3 & 4 I picked up this drill bit sharpening jig at an auction a couple of years ago. This along with the motor out of the gas pump, an arbor and a grinding wheel turned it all into a drill bit sharpening setup.. It'll do until I improve my freehand sharpening skills.


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Charter schools are public schools that are not run by the government. It would be better to have them run by nonprofits like Thurgood Marshall is, if only to remove that as a bone of contention. But that's just a pretext for union opposition.
Charters don't select students. Imagine Broadway, repeatedly panned as an F-rated school by FWCS and the JG has 95 percent of its kids on free lunch. F-rated Harrison Hill, where I once went, has only 82 percent on free lunch. A failing charter can be closed by its chartering organization. Who's going to close Harrison Hill? Giaquinta should keep his mouth shut and be thankful he doesn't get those kids back in FWCS.
FWCS claims they can't adapt to small losses of students. That's BS. They can close schools. They had no compunction about closing Elmhurst and Pleasant Center. They were going to close Bloomingdale, Washington, Study and Nebraska (an A-rated school by the way) elementary schools and bus all those kids to a new elementary school under the $500 million plan.
The teachers will be transferred and won't lose their jobs, so they don't care. Neighborhood schools are a thing of the past under "choice" and "magnets." FWCS didn't own a bus when I went there. Now neighborhood schools are yellow boxes on wheels costing us $20 million a year.
It's purely about competition for money, how many they have in a seat on count day. FWCS never had any intention of doing anything painful to raise test scores until their money was threatened by the imminent takeover of NSHS and SSHS and eight others coming down the road.
The only way to stop the decline is to figure out how to educate minorities to a higher standard and change the culture in their buildings. From 2000 to 2010 they were losing over 400 white kids every year. That's hurting them worse than charter schools or vouchers. Vouchers may speed that up but won't stop it.
Gary and Indy got a head start, but FWCS is headed in the same direction. I had some hope with the reforms passed by the legislature, but then we got Glenda Ritz..
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Court scheduling can hurt fragile families
As a single father of a precious 2-year-old, I find it devastating to be without him for the last 24 days and needing to wait for another 55 days before my matter is heard before an honorable judge or magistrate.
No Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year's or Valentine's Day means a relationship (while fragile) is strained due to scheduling.
I encourage and ask those of elected office and taxpayers to consider increasing the number judges and magistrates in our family court system. This increase would only be a benefit to the children and the community.
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Meat consumption continues to drop
This year's developments have certainly vindicated those of us who care about our health, our environment and our treatment of animals.
In January, first lady Michelle Obama unveiled revamped federal guidelines requiring school cafeterias to serve more fruits, vegetables and whole grains and less sodium and animal fat.
In March, a study involving nearly 38,000 men and 84,000 women by the Harvard School of Public Health concluded that one daily serving of meat is associated with a 13-20 percent increase in the risk of death from heart disease or cancer.
It's little wonder that 7 percent of Americans consider themselves vegetarian or vegan and 28 percent are actively reducing their meat consumption, leading to a 12 percent U.S. drop since 2007.
We should all consider following suit for this New Year's resolution.
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Hello there!
I'm not sure how to start this post, but I have been wanting to really start posting and getting involved with these forums. I am so grateful first of all for this community being here and keeping such an open dialogue. I have struggled a lot over the years with wanting to do art and getting a job. I have felt guilty for wanting to pursue such a path for various reasons. I went to film school but would constantly sneak into the art department and even took a class with Charles.
But at the end of day I look around and of all the stuff I have collected from Beany and Cecil art to a wonderful autographed cell by Bakshi, I just love animation too much. I am also saddened by the state of the industry which doesn't help. I have wanted to for some time begin my own content and have a new beginning in art. I think a lot of what you guys have shared is very true about being independent.
When I was in high school a good friend of mine, his dad worked as a professional freelance animator like on Ninja Turtles and other saturday morning cartoons. He even worked at Disney televison.(Completely respected BTW I actually met the some people who loved him greatly) He would always tell us don't get into animation. He eventually had to move for 2 or 3 years to Korea to work on a cartoon and recently came back to Disney. I like him a lot, but I think a lot of that scared me honestly. Though at the end of the day I know what I love, so I have gathered together a group of friends and I am trying for all of us as a group to encourage for us to create. I wanted to share our blog as we begin this journey.
I'm sorry if this is an info dump but I feel I can't be completely alone on this and I just wanted to get some of my thoughts to other artists who have it more together then I do. Thank you again Charles.
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Hello Sikanda / Heidi. Welcome to AN! Good to see you here.
It's a tough business to break into and to be in. Focus on your art. That should be the only thing you think about when it comes to animation. Get as good as you can possibly get. Really dedicate yourself every day to achieving consistent excellence in your work. The better you get, the more appealing and intriguing your art becomes, the more people will be attracted to what you do and the bigger your fan base and following will become.
It's not necessarily about getting into the animation business per se. It's about developing your personal franchise. Even when you break into animation your job is only one aspect of you as a franchise. Many people working in animation are lost in the muck and mire of the biz. They don't get the opportunity to discover who they really are as artists and they don't get to the point where they can effectively communicate that to the world. The ones that do wind up making it on their own. They can crowdfund a project and become successful simply because there's a couple of thousand fans who love what they do and support them.
Many paths to success. Don't limit yourself to just one road that everybody is trying to squeeze into. You're better off in the long run becoming artistically great than trying to make it in a business that will not fully appreciate you.
KEEP CREATING no matter what and continue to improve. You'll see the difference it makes in your life.
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Hey Charles,
Thanks you for being so accessible to people and giving advice. I have lost a lot of confidence over the years. I am actually looking to learn special effects which I think will go hand and hand with everything I do in art. I am going to intern soon on a film and learn Zombie makeup which is in demand right now. I have done a lot of different things with live action as a PA and a Production Designer and it can be fun, but its still not leaving me whole. I am definitely looking to improve in my art.
Can I ask what you mean when you say, that your job is only one aspect of the franchise? What are the other aspects? Thanks.
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There's your job, there's your personal projects, there's your fan base, there's your independent economy, etc.
Someone I know who works at one of the major studios considers himself to be independent. Even though he has union membership and does the day to day report to work and put in your hours routine, he considers that a piece of the overall pie that defines his professional career. It doesn't define who he is or what he does in his totality.
Immerse yourself in your creativity and explore and educate yourself in the many options that are available to artists today that can enhance their careers outside of what would be a normal job. More and more artists are becoming successful independently and some of them are doing better than if they were in a studio situation.
Keep this in mind as you go forward with what you do. Don't get down or discouraged and if you find yourself that way don't stay there for too long. Keep learning new things and continuously improve upon your art. Build a community around you and someday this base will be a big part of your creative success.
Daily Z
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Thank you so much! I have a few goals. One of my favorite comedians is Adam Carolla. He said he didn't have a plan for his career instead he had things he wanted to accomplish, like write a book, make a pilot, make a movie. I think that approach is very helpful as a better yardstick.
I definitely suffer from getting down on myself. I have come to a different appreciation for those who are independent or developing new concepts and ideas.
thanks Charles for letting me chat like this
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New work from me and people in my group. I have even attempted a ball bounce. But the bounce was not complete cause the program I have is only 60 frames. Also first attempt to color with markers.
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