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A couple of weeks ago I spoke at Ignite London 2, a community event where 18 people speak for exactly 5 minutes, with auto-advancing slides. It was part of Global Ignite Week, made up of 65 similar events in cities around the world. I had a blast: great crowd, excellent talks.
My talk was called "Stop Killing Your Best Work", inspired by the work of Seth Godin (specifically his masterpiece Linchpin), David Allen, and Merlin Mann. Here's the video:
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Article Published: August 31, 2014
Article Published: August 31, 2014
TEQ: So Nathan, tell us a little about your background and what got you into illustration and graphic design?
Nathan Doverspike: I've always had a strong interest in illustration. I started sketching in the fifth grade and ever since, I've kept every sketch I've made. When I was little, the television show Pokémon had a huge influence on me and inspired me to start drawing my own characters. I didn't consider illustration as a career until about 10th grade, when I won a nationwide art contest with Heinz ketchup. My illustration was featured on millions of ketchup packets and distributed nationwide. I then furthered my education and studied graphic design at The Art Institute of Pittsburgh and focused on developing a distinct illustration style. Recently, my "Pittsburgh Island" illustration was chosen for the first Society of Illustrators Comic and Cartoon Annual and is hanging on display at the Society of Illustrators museum in New York City. You can view the rest of my work at http://nathandoverspikeillustration.tumblr.com/ and email me at firstname.lastname@example.com.
TEQ: Who/what have been your biggest influences?
Doverspike: My illustration style is strongly influenced by comic book illustrators. Some of the biggest influences for me are the works of Fabio Moon, Gabriel Ba, Yuko Shimizu, Craig Thompson, Luke Pearson, Jamie Hewlett and Bryan Lee O'Malley. When I first decided to use ink and brush, I referenced their illustrations until I discovered my own style. I also studied the techniques of the comic book colorists Dave Stewart and Nathan Fairbairn. Although, I believe that I would not be at the skill level I am at today without the great teachers I've had throughout the years.
TEQ: Where do you find inspiration for your work?
Doverspike: I usually find inspiration when I'm listening to music or spoken word. When I start a project, I make a playlist that represents the mood that I want the piece to embody. The lyrics in the songs tend to have metaphors and poetry that provoke visual cues that I might incorporate in my illustrations. For example, lyrics like "because I still think back to the first time you called me with nothing to say" by the artist Flatsound trigger a visual of a phone with a speech bubble coming from it with nothing in the bubble. I might use this visual I envisioned from the lyrics and use it in an illustration that talks about heartbreak. I'm not sure how other artists find inspiration, but musicians are definitely my biggest conceptual inspiration.
TEQ: How can Pittsburgh grow its artistic community?
Doverspike: If Pittsburgh had a campaign that focused on teaching youth about possible career paths in the arts, kids would be more aware that art isn't just a hobby and in return would help Pittsburgh grow its artistic community in the future.
TEQ: How did it feel to be a winner at the DATA Awards earlier this year?
Doverspike: The DATA Awards was an amazing experience: everything from the atmosphere to the food was excellent. Winning the Handmade Award by Sandy Kessler was definitely my favorite part. The awards are a great conversation starter, and I love showing off the light show that it produces. I think I was the youngest person at the awards ceremony and winning an award helped validate my career path as an illustrator.
TEQ: What do you do when you're not illustrating and designing?
Doverspike: When I'm not illustrating and designing I am usually reading comics or reading books on the business side of Illustration and Graphic Design. Illustration is always on my mind, even when I'm not working on something, and I always feel like there is more to learn.


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How To Look Ten Years Younger: Book Review
In her recently released book How Not to Look old: Fast and Effortless Ways to Look 10 Years Younger, 10 Pounds Lighter and 10 Times Better , veteran Today Show style expert and former Glamour beauty director Charla Krupp shares her vast knowledge and advice on how to stay clear of anything old ladyish and keep your entire look fresh and up-to-date.
Geared toward the 40+-aged woman, Krupp is clear on the specifics of style and is sympathetic to and understanding of the downfalls of aging as only one with experience could be.
This book is a super tutorial for those of us who have been busy these last few years (or ten) and forgot to renew our subscriptions to all the best fashion and style magazines. Or maybe some of us just stopped caring. Either way, Krupp can get you back on track with her simple to follow instructions for just about everything related to style.
She provides detailed instructions on how to properly use makeup to look look younger, the right hairstyle for your face and age, hair color advice and even clothes and shoes. This comprehensive book is packed with full color instructions, and before and after photos. My personal favorite is the section on how to pick the perfect glasses to compliment your face.
She is not suggesting that we all go out and try to look twenty and dress in super trendy styles. In fact, she clearly advises against that and encourages women to dress appropriate for their age with the proper attention to keeping an updated look.
If looking great has become a chore that you don't feel like dealing with, this book will motivate you with its quick and easy ways to change your appearance for a dramatic difference. She also reviews all of the best products from wrinkle diminishing creams to the perfect bra, all of which she has personally tested.
Admittedly, we live in a youth obsessed culture. The object of this book is not necessarily to look like a teenager again, but to look and feel your absolute best, regardless of age.
Hi Amy
Just stumbled upon your hub and so my comment comes late.
I am going to come back to this soon. Have been looking out for that grey hair long time ago...it's long overdue...that's when I need to run for some extra shelter and makeup. Nice to see a hub focused on an older generation.
I already look ten years younger because I subscribe to the timeless nature and pertinent information of your hubs and now I am 10!
Hello amy jane. Thanks for the tips. Technology is so advanced I found I am looking way younger then many my age by using the eye, De Puff and dark circle remover stick. Most of the makeup lines carry one now. I use the original 'Garniner'.It is available at Walgreen's and the like, $15.00. Thank you God. I am very grateful. There is so much going on these days in the 'world' I feel God has Blessed us woman and men with 'beauty science' that will help us to stay younger looking and youthful without the cost or dangers of surgery. It is a very good thing.
Another great Tip I got at the hubs is Castor Oil. It is Fantastic. Good for scars, age spots, crows feet, deeper wrinkles. It is very good. I am a testimony. Age spots on arms gone, three weeks use
Thanks you for sharing amy jane. I will return soon. Hugs.
Thank God for hub pages. There is a wealth of information for any and everything. It is a great place to belong.
Thanks for the share. Peace and Blessings amy jane.
I rely on family genes, lots of water, a good nights sleep and cocoa butter plus a little help from the man upstairs. It keeps me 20 years younger.
Nice hub. Thank you for sharing, I am an early senior so I read it all though I feel I have earned my years and wouldn't want to do 20 again. I too am an author. Please visit my hubs when you have a chance, my link for my book is there too. I would love your feedback.
hahaha..!! Good info
I might have to check this out. It has become a chore and I try to avoid it if you want to know the truth (which doesn't help the ones who have to look at me :)).
THought I'd left a comment here weeks ago! Great to see that there are authors trying to pay attention to 'older women' since the magazines and such pretty much ignore us. Except perhaps for the annual make-overs on Oprah show. But to privateye2500...how could smoking actually make anyone happy? Don't all smokers secretly somewhere know what a horrid deadly, stinking, wrinkling, expensive, poisonous habit they have? That could make someone happy?
How to look 10 years younger
#1 - take your prozac! :}
#2 - be happy - do what you ENJOY. If you hate your job and it sucks - QUIT!
#3 - Be as selfsih as possible without neglecting others totally
#4 - smoke if it makes you HAPPY
#5 - love yourself - that's the real thing here -
I am rather *joking* above, I hope that is OBVIOUS. But there IS some true up there.....


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The Magritte Museum & the Museum Of Fine Arts
In May 2009, The Museum of Fine arts launched it's permanent exhibition entirely dedicated to the world renowned Belgian surrealist artist René Magritte.
With over 200 of Magritte's Paintings and works to see, the MMM (Musée Magritte Museum) is home to the largest public collection of his art.
Located next to the Margitte Museum is the Royal Museum of fine arts. Over 20,000 sculptures and paintings from renowned artists like Van Dyck and Rubens are on view to the public here. The Museum also houses other exhibitions all year around from other world renowned artists.
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White walls, beware!
Here at Giesken's, we've got millions of ways to transform those bland, blank canvases, whether with fun and flexible removable decals or a beautiful patterned paper to create the bold accent wall you've been dreaming of. With York's dramatic wall covering designs, you'll find the possibilities for personalizing your space are absolutely endless!


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A recent e-mailer asked a perfectly logical question that included a perfectly logical comment:
Can anyone explain why the MWC tournament games were on three different networks? That doesn't seem like a successful recipe to help fans find the games.
My rather flippant reply was that, well, the Mountain West Conference is run by chimps.
No offense intended to chimps, by the way.
The chimps comment, of course, was just a joke. And not particularly fair.
Well, unless you look at the, ahem, "security" arrangements at the Thomas & Mack Center last weekend. And then you start thinking the whole chimp theory doesn't sound particularly far-fetched.
The fact is that if you wanted to see the quarterfinals, semifinals and finals of the MWC men's basketball tournament, you had to have access to three different channels The mtn., CSTV and Versus. And, no, that is not fan-friendly by any stretch of the imagination.
Certainly, an argument can be made that it's better to have the MWC semifinals on CSTV than on The mtn., because CSTV is available in twentysomething-million homes and not 1.2 million. And an argument can be made that it's better to have the finals on Versus because Versus is in seventy-something-million homes.
And you could argue that some of the "big leagues" have games on ABC or CBS after earlier rounds were on ESPN, ESPN2 or FSN.
But note to MWC officials The mtn., CSTV and Versus ARE NOT analogous to ESPN, ESPN2, FSN ABC and CBS. If you subscribe to cable or satellite, you almost undoubtedly have ESPN. You almost undoubtedly have ESPN2. You probably have FSN.
And almost every home in America has access to ABC and CBS.
As we've discussed here ad nauseam, almost nobody has The mtn. Only a relative handful have CSTV. And, seventysomething-million households or not, Versus has yet to enter the public awareness.
The bigger problem is that, depending on your cable/satellite system and what package you're paying for, you might have one or two of those channels, but not all three.
It was a very smart move to air Thursday's third and fourth quarterfinals on both CSTV and The mtn. It's not a great solution, but it's better than nothing.
It would have made sense to simulcast ALL the games that CSTV carried on The mtn.Again, that would be better than nothing.
PET PEEVE: Is it so impossible for TV types to distinguish between league champions and postseason tournament champions? CBS referred to UNLV as the Mountain West champions on Thursday afternoon, which is incorrect.
BYU is the Mountain West champion. UNLV is the MWC tournament champion.
(Just the way Utah was the MWC champion and New Mexico the MWC tournament champion in 2005. Just the way BYU and Utah were conference co-champions and Colorado State was tournament champion in 2003. And so on ... )
If you want to refer to one as the regular-season champion and the other as postseason champion, that's one thing. But a tournament champion is not the league champion.
CBS isn't alone, however. KUTV-Ch. 2, KTVX-Ch. 4, KSL-Ch. 5 and KSTU-Ch. 13 each had the same inaccuracy on their Web sites.And, by the way, it still drives me crazy to hear TV types say, "WAC conference." That, of course, means "Western Athletic Conference conference."
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Office of Global Health
At UT Southwestern Medical Center, we are committed to being an active citizen in the global health community. The Office of the Associate Dean for Global Health serves as a catalyst for the development of global partnerships that lead to the generation of knowledge and creation of innovations in health care. We also provide resources for UT Southwestern researchers and clinicians who are interested in global activities.
UT Southwestern is affiliated with leading medical centers around the globe. These affiliations provide opportunities for joint scientific research, educational, and training activities.


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Thirty isolates of Sclerotium rolfsii, the causal agent of stem rot of groundnut obtained from different Rayalaseema areas of Andhra Pradesh, India were categorized into four groups, on the basis of oxalic acid production in the culture filtrate and severity of patrhogenicity on groundnut seedlings. The group four was more dominant than other groups and highly virulent to groundnut seedlings. There was a positive correlation between oxalic acid production and the virulence of the isolate.
Sclerotium rolfsii is a ubiquitous soil-borne fungal pathogen known to cause disease on worldwide range of agricultural and horticultural crops10. It infects more than 500 plant species in 100 families throughout the world161919. Most S.rolfsii diseases have been reported on dicotyledonous hosts, but with several monocotyledonous species also being infected4. In 1983, Patil and Rane reported that all the 35 hosts, including important cultivated crop plants, were susceptible to the pathogen, indicating the wide host range of parasitism of S. rolfsii. Among the numerous secondary hosts, majority are economically important crops like food crops, ornamentals, etc. Doidge and Bottomly (1931) were the first to report that S. rolfsii was the causal agent of stem rot or southern blight of groundnut in South Africa. The disease occurs throughout groundnut growing areas of the world in the tropic and in warmer part of the temperate zone.
Oxalic acid is a key factor of the early pathogenic stage in a wide variety of fungi like Sclerotium rolfsii51731218, Aspergillus11, Sclerotia minor, Poria placenta7, Sclerotinia sclerotiarum6 and Sclerotinia trifoliorum8. There are few reports which indicate the variability in the population of S.rolfsii of different host and in the same host1015213. However, no work has been done to study the variation in production of oxalic acid among groundnut isolates of Indian origin. Hence, a study was undertaken on variation in the oxalic acid production by the isolates of S. rolfsii and to correlate it with the virulence of the isolates.
Materials and Methods
Isolation of pathogen:
During the survey of groundnut fields around Srikalahasti and Tirupati areas of Chittoor District, and also other Rayalaseema Districts of A.P., S. rolfsii was found to be associated with the infected hypocotyls region of groundnut variety TMV-2 at early stages of growth and development. The plants showing stem rot or southern blight symptoms were brought to the laboratory for making isolation according to the tissue segment method on PDA. Pure culture was obtained by transferring the sclerotia to PDA plates. Thirty isolates were isolated and stock cultures were maintained on PDA slants in refrigerator at 10ºC and subcultured for every two months.
Variation in pathogenicity:
For patrhogenicity test, oat meal-sand medium of each isolate was thoroughly mixed with sterilized soil at 10% level. This inoculum-soil mixture was then distributed in 12" diameter earthenware pots and left undisturbed for two days. After this period, 10 days old seedlings of TMV-2 variety of groundnut grown in seed pans were transplanted into the pots and covered with a polythene bag to maintain high humidity and incubated at room temperature. Samples were collected at random at '0' hours, 2 days, 5 days, 9 days and 11 days after inoculation. All most all the seedlings collapsed by 11 days after transplantation. All the samples at each stage was compared with the control plants to observe the severity of the disease.
For oxalic acid estimation and quantification, each isolate was grown individually in Czapek-Dox broth. 100 ml of broth was poured in 250 ml Erlenmeyer flasks and sterilized at 1210C for 15 min. Each flask was inoculated individually with 5 mm mycelia mat of 5 day old culture grown on PDA plates and incubated at room temperature for 10 days. The mycelia mat was removed by filtering the broth through Whatman No.1 filter paper and the aliquots were centrifuged at 5000 g for 10 min to remove the mycelia fragments, if any. To 10 ml of culture filtrate, 8 ml of calcium chloride-acetate buffer (pH 4.5) was added and mixed thoroughly. The mixture was allowed to stand overnight and then centrifuged at 5000 g for 10 min, supernatant was discarded and the residue was washed with 10 ml of 50% acetic acid saturated with calcium oxalate and centrifuged. The residue was dissolved in 10 ml of H2SO4. The solution was transferred to 100 ml conical flask and heated at 800C on a water bath. While hot, it was titrated with 0.02 N potassium permanganate until a faint pink colour persisted. The amount of oxalic acid present in the culture filtrate was calculated as 1 ml of 0.02 N potassium permanganate reacted with 1.265 mg of oxalic acid14. Three replicates were maintained for each isolate.
Results and Discussion
Thirty isolates showed wide variation in disease development when inoculated to same age seedlings of groundnut. Isolates 2, 5, 15, 18, 20 and 27 isolates were more virulent compared to other isolates and the isolates are also produced higher amount of oxalic acid. All the isolates tested for oxalic acid production in culture filtrates showed variation in its production. Few isolates belonging to group 1 produced low amounts of (0.1265mg/ml), while some of group 4 produced at the rate of 0.480 mg/ml in the culture filtrate. On the basis of quantity of oxalic acid produced in culture filtrate they were divided into four groups (Table 1). There are few reports which indicate that the isolates vary in oxalic acid production in the culture filtrate173. Oxalic acid is one of the impediments responsible for degrading the host tissue. It clearly indicates that the low producers will degrade the plant tissue less or slowly for its establishment, whereas the more producer establish faster and cause more damage. Such type of wide variation in oxalic acid production was also noticed among Indian isolates of Sclerotinia2. As indicated by some workers that there are differences in virulence of isolates from same host3 as well as from various hosts16, the present result confirms that there are definite variations among the isolates of S.rolfsii of the groundnut, in terms of oxalic acid production and a positive correlation was observed between rate of oxalic acid production and virulence of the isolate.
- Adandonon A, Theresa ASA, Nicolaas A and Gina Sanders 2005. Genetic variation among Sclerotium isolates from Benin and South Africa, determined using mycelial compatibility and ITS rDNA sequence data. Australian plant path. 34:19-25.
- Ameer Basha S, Sarma BK, Singh KP and Singh UP. 2006. Variation in biochemical composition among Indian isolates of Sclerotium sclerotiorum. Microbiology 34(3):114-119.
- Ansari MM and Agnihotri SK. 2000. Morphological, physiological and pathological variations among Sclerotium rolfsii isolates of soybean. Indian Phytopath., 53(1):65-67.
- Aycock R. 1966. Stem rot and other diseases caused by Sclerotium rolfsii or the status of Rolf's fungus after 70 years. N. C. Agri. Exp. Stn. Tech. Bull.174.
- Bateman DF and Beer SV. 1965. Simultaneous production and synergistic action of oxalic acid and polygalacturonase during pathogenicity by Sclerotium rolfsii. Phytopath., 55:204-211.
- Dias BBA, Cunha WG, Morais LS, Vianna GR, Rech EL, Capdeville G de and Aragao FJL. 2006. Expression of an oxalate decarboxylase gene from Flammulina sp. transgenic lettuce (Lactuca sativa) plants and resistance to Sclerotinia sclerotiorum. Plant Path., 55:187-193.
- Espejo E and Agosin E. 1991. Production and degradation of oxalic acid by brown rot fungi. Appl. and Envir. Micro., 57(7):1980-1986.
- Franklin EC and Dennis ER. 1991. Use of a host-pathogen interaction system to test whether oxalic acid is the sole pathogenic determinant in the exudates of Sclerotinia trifoliorum. Phytopath. 81(12):1546-1550.
- Ganesan S, Ganesh KR and Sekar R. 2007. Integrated management of stem rot disease (Sclerotium rolfsii) of groundnut (Arachis hypogaea L.) using Rhizobium and Trichoderma harzianum (ITCC-4572). Turk. J. Agric. For 31:103-108.
- Kaveriappa KM. 1979. Mutual aversion in brinjal isolates of Sclerotium rolfsii. Indian Phytopath.,32:475-477.
- Leangon S, Maddox IS and Brooks JD. 1999. Influence of the glycolytic rate on production of citric acid and oxalic acid by Aspergillus niger in solid state fermentation. World J. of Micro. and Biotech., 15:493-495.
- Lehner A, Meimoun P, Errakhi R, Madiona K, Barakate M and Bouteau F. 2008. Toxic and signaling effects of oxalic acid. Plant Sign. and Beh., 3(9):746-748.
- Livingstone DM, Hampton JL, Phipps PM and Grabau EA. 2005. Enhancing resistance to Sclerotinia minor in peanut by expressing a barley oxalate oxidase gene. Plant Physiol.,137:1354-1362.
- Mahadevan A and Sridhar R. 1986. Methods in physiological Plant Pathology (3rdedn). Sivakami, Madras. 182.
- Patil MB and Rane MS. 1983. Studies on host range effect of plantage on susceptibility and varietal reaction of groundnut to Sclerotium rolfsii. Indian J. of Myc. and Plant Path.,13(2):183-186.
- Punja ZK. 1985. The biology, ecology, and control of Sclerotium rolfsii. Ann. Review of Phytopath., 23:97-127.
- Punja ZK and Jenkins SF. 1984. Influence of medium composition on mycelia growth and oxalic acid production of Sclerotium rolfsii. Mycologia 76:947-950.
- Rajane LG and Stotz HU. 2004. Oxalate production by Sclerotinia sclerotiorum deregulates guard cells during infection. Plant Physiol., 136:3703-3711.
- Sarma BK, Singh UP and Singh KP. 2002. Variability in Indian isolates of Sclerotium rolfsii. Mycologia 94(6):1051-1058.
- Saude CN, Melouk HA, Chenault KD, and Meador CB. 2004. Oxalic acid production by isolates of Sclerotium rolfsii and their patrhogenicity on peanut. Proc. of the American Peanut Res. and Edu. Soc., 36:51.
- Upadhyay JP and Mukhopadhyay AN. 1985. Effect of nitrogenous fertilizers on some physiological activities of Sclerotium rolfsii. Indian J. of Mycol. and Plant Pathol., 15(2):172-179.


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Individuals planning a Barney-themed party can decorate using purple, green and yellow streamers, as well as large cut-outs of the purple dinosaur to display near the game area or cake table. A white cake can be on display with Barney's face in the center of the cake.
Purple and green stars can be hung from the ceiling with clear fishing line during a Barney-themed party. Children can also engage in a game of pin the tail on Barney with a life-size poster of the cartoon character secured to the wall. Purple, green or yellow party hats can be worn by guests during the party and serve as part of the decor.


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Lucknow: Condemning the death of Dalit and tribal women during government sponsored sterilisation camp in Chhattisgarh, BSP president Mayawati on Friday demanded immediate dismissal of the state health minister over the issue.
"There have been complaints of atrocities on Dalits, Adivasis, and other deprived sections of society and that they are not getting justice especially in BJP-ruled states like Gujarat and Chhatisgarh," Mayawati said in an official release.
"But this incident taking place in a government camp due to inadequate arrangements and absence of medical facilities causing death of so many Dalit and Adivasi women is the most unfortunate and painful," she said.
"The insensitivity of Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Raman Singh in this connection is most unfortunate.. The health minister there should be immediately dismissed.. Only then a just inquiry can be conducted," the former Uttar Pradesh chief minister said.
Condemning the silence of BJP's central leadership and National Women Commission, she said, "Though BJP leaders are very eloquent on the issue of entry of girl students in library in AMU, they are silent on the Chhattisgarh incident".
Mayawati said that the incident has also drawn the attention at the global level and would embarrass Prime Minister Narendra Modi when he meets international leaders if no action is taken against Health Minister Amar Agrawal.


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Cardfight!! Vanguard is a story which revolves around the collectible card game with the same name.
On a planet much like the Earth called "Cray", you battle your opponent with the help of your units. Cardfighters become Vanguards, and lead their units towards victory!
The Cardfight!! Vanguard card game is also available in Japanese, Korean, Thai and Italian. It is currently played in various parts of the world!
Like to know more about the animation?
Season 9: Cardfight!! Vanguard G Z
The story advances to "Z", the conclusive battle between the vanguards and the Dragon Deity of Destruction!
Diffriders referred to as "Apostles" from Planet Cray descend upon Earth. "Dragon Deity of Destruction, Gyze", who destroys everything. The "Apostles" who envision the revival of Gyze, manipulate the power of the six "Zeroth Dragons" and invade the Earth!
Oh Vanguard fighters, there is no other time to stand up. Grab hold of the future and overcome your destiny with the power of bonds!
Visit the OFFICIAL YOUTUBE CHANNEL for the latest episode!
Japanese Dubbed version with English subtitles begins on October 8, 2017(Sunday). English Dubbed version begins on November 25, 2017 (Saturday).
Season 8: Cardfight!! Vanguard G NEXT
The story of TRY3 moves on to NEXT!
Young Cardfighters gather for the start of the large-scale U20 Championship tournament!
Chrono Shindou, Shion Kiba and Tokoha Anjou of TRY3 have since entered high school, and in order to take hold of their own separate futures, each of them has formed their own teams, and will clash as rivals in the U20 Championship!
Season 7: Cardfight!! Vanguard G Stride Gate
"Cardfight!! Vanguard".
The card game with millions of players all over the world, is always thrilling people and nurturing bonds…
In the major event organized by the Federation of International Vanguard Associations, the "Generation Quest", Chrono, Shion and Tokoha have overcome many trials to achieve victory as Team TRY3.
The Generation Quest has also been used to summon unit after unit of the <<Gear Chronicle>> Zodiac Time Beasts to Earth. When they have all been gathered under Ryuzu Myoujin, his terrible ambition will be fulfilled!
In order to protect the bonds they have with the units they love, Kouji Ibuki and his comrades take action to stop that ambition from coming to pass, but opposing them is a mysterious group that agrees with Ryuzu's ideals and ambition, "Company".
What is Ryuzu's ambition of a "perfect future"?
The time has finally come for a direct confrontation, with their futures and beliefs on the line!!
Season 6: Cardfight!! Vanguard G GIRS Crisis
This autumn will mark the opening of a major event organised by the Federation of International Vanguard Associations (FIVA), known as the "G Quest". Those who conquer the 6 Branch Quests will be honored with the title "Generation Master", and the chance to become a Clan Leader. The three members of TRY3 are all fired up by the new goal ahead of them, but behind the scenes, a massive plot that would lead to the destruction of Vanguard has been set in motion…
What is this "Plan-G" that Kouji Ibuki is devising to achieve his mission about?
What future will Chrono and the rest achieve through their new encounters!?
The G Quest will see Legend class fighters such as Toshiki Kai, Ren Suzugamori and Leon Soryu taking part!
The fight for a new era begins now!
Broadcasting Channels
Watch the latest Cardfight!! Vanguard episodes on our Official YouTube Channel!
Every Saturday (PDT), Japanese-dubbed episodes with English subtitles 9:30AM GMT+8
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Simulcast on Saturdays 8:40PM GMT+8
Japanese-dubbed episodes with English subtitles.
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Watch the latest episodes of Cardfight!! Vanguard in both Japanese and Chinese!
Every Saturday 8:30PM GMT+8 (Japanese dubbed)
Chinese dubbed episodes air a week later.
Watch the episodes of Cardfight!! Vanguard GZ on OKTO Channel in Singapore!
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The 1st Season of Cardfight!! Vanguard G will be airing in Australia from October 28, 2016!
Every weekday, 7:30am
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Watch the episodes of Cardfight!! Vanguard on K2 Channel in Italy from May 2016!
Episodes are dubbed in Italian.
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Celebrating The All-American Panfish
By Ted Leeson
Illustrations by Gary Hovland
Among angling aristocrats, Atlantic salmon have long been celebrated as "the fish of kings," no doubt because the two have so much in common — an aloof arrogance and inflated sense of self-worth, a fussiness about habitat, and expensive tastes. And as far as I'm concerned, they deserve one another. Give me a panfish any day — a fish of the people, blue-collar rather than blueblood, a working-class fish, a fish for a great republic. I've never understood how the bald eagle, a scavenger and a thief, could have been chosen as our national symbol, while the honest, sweat-of-the-brow bluegill never even made the short list. I guess the Founding Fathers didn't fish much.
"Panfish," of course, doesn't denote a particular species but a loosely defined assemblage with varying regional representatives — a little like Congress, but harder working and better behaved. The core of the group comes from the Centrarchidae family of sunfishes, itself a kind of melting pot whose chief ingredients include bluegill, pumpkinseed, redear, redbreast, green sunfish, warmouth, rock bass, and white and black crappie. A kind of odd man out, the yellow perch isn't a sunfish, but no less a panfish wherever it is found. I'm not aware of any single place that's home to all these species at once. They crop up in various mixes and proportions in different geographical areas, and the category "panfish" (or "bream" or "brim," depending on where you live) has always been a matter of shifting local interpretations, further complicated by a host of colloquial names — shellcracker, stumpknocker, goggle-eye, sun perch, longear, speckled perch, white bass, and so on — that baffle the outsider. In practice, the term "panfish" ultimately falls into the category of such expressions as "I'll do it in a minute" or "I have strong feelings for you," ones that are universally understood but not universally understood to mean exactly the same thing to everyone.
Fishermen don't trouble themselves much about such discrepancies, concerning themselves instead with the collective virtues of the fish. And foremost among their merits is a relentless availability. Like the other indispensables of American life — duct tape, canned chili, and WD-40 — panfish can be obtained virtually everywhere. I've taken them in creeks and rivers, brackish water and fresh, 10,000-acre lakes and quarter-acre stock tanks, old quarry pits, prairie potholes, golf-course water hazards, abandoned strip mines, backyard ponds, irrigation ditches, and, once, in the ornamental fountain pool behind a fancy hotel. As a group, they're America's most widespread and abundant gamefish. And they're nothing if not game. I've caught them by accident and on purpose, on handlines, trotlines, poles cut from tree limbs, garage-sale spincast outfits, fly tackle that cost slightly less than my car, and every kind of gear in between. I've grabbled a few by hand, and in a mercifully brief period of angling dementia, jigged them up through two feet of ice. Equally ready for a few casual casts after work or the formalities of an organized expedition, panfish are a fish-of-all-trades, up for anything, any time. They are a welcome counterweight to the forces of hi-tech angling and a persistent reminder that fishing is about fish, not equipment.
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We ate them, too, by the stringerfull, with butter and lemon and onions, fried, baked, broiled, and grilled, and best of all, without guilt. Even today, in a time when quality angling for high-profile species increasingly hinges on catch-and-release, you can still sit down to a plate of bluegill or crappie without the slightest twinge of conscience or the fear of a second-rate meal. They come by their name honestly, for a pan is the best and highest destiny of these sweet-eating fishes. Bony? Sure, a little. And a steamed crab is mostly shell. Who's that gonna stop?
Once you've got panfish in your soul, they never really leave. Not many seasons ago, a friend and I extorted an invitation to a pay-to-play trophy trout lake in the high desert of Eastern Washington. The morning's fishing, while not fast, produced some remarkable trout, among the biggest of my life. Noon found us prospecting the lower end of the lake. Approaching deeper water near an earthen dam, we suddenly doubled up — smaller fish, it was clear, but dogged and determined fighters. To our utter disbelief, they turned out to be a pair of identical yellow perch — a full pound apiece, with deep blue-green backs and lemon-lime flanks that shaded into fat, cantaloupe bellies. With no real idea how they got there, but a pretty a good one about how to get them out, we burned up half-a-box of trout flies and a whole afternoon happily catching perch in a $200-a-day lake where a 5-pound rainbow scarcely elicits a yawn. That evening when our host, proud of his fishery and eager for a report, asked how we'd done, we just told him, "Couldn't have been better."
And we meant it. In this age of scientific fisheries control, of measurements and projections that produce finely calibrated angling regulations, panfish may well be the last unmanaged gamefish in America, left to themselves, on their own like they've always been, and doing just fine, thank you. It's ironic that a whole sector of the fishing industry now thrives on whisking anglers off to remote and pristine destinations to experience sport of unspoiled abundance, fishing "the way it used to be." Any 8-year-old kid with a cane pole, a bike, and panfish in his soul can lead you to just such a place.
And maybe that's what I like best about them. Panfish are the great egalitarians of American angling, generous-hearted, "no respecter of persons," as the Bible says (of an unrelated matter). They are the most democratic of all gamefish. Panfish don't care who fishes for them; they bite equally for all. They are unimpressed by the cost of your tackle, indifferent to the methods you use, and unconcerned about the bait you favor and, sometimes, whether there's any bait at all. Panfish are angling's version of the single-shot .22 — sturdy and dependable, workmanlike and unpretentious. If panfish formed a baseball team, they'd be the Cubs; if you could play them on a jukebox, they'd be Hank Williams tunes; if panfish were a beer, they'd be whatever's on sale.
Oh, and one last thing. Except for the more cosmopolitan perch, panfish are pure homegrown. Though like much in American life they've been exported around the world, panfish are indigenous only to North America, native to no other part of the globe. So picture this for a moment — a red-and-white bobber twitching above the slab of a sunset-colored bluegill. Now that's something worth printing on a the back of a dollar bill.
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Lisa Armstrong meets Olivia Morris, the footwear and accessories designer giving Hobbs a new lease of life
BY Lisa Armstrong | 12 October 2013
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Here's a heart-warming tale of triumph over (minor) adversity: by the time she was a teenager, Olivia Morris had size 9 feet: large enough to turn shoe-buying from a pleasure into a tribulation. Big enough to give you a complex.
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Unusually among chains, Hobbs owns its own factory in Ancona, Italy. Good leathers and craftsmanship are its cornerstones. But in latter years, once its founder, Marilyn Anselm, bowed out, its commitment to original design got buried. Morris, an alumnus of Cordwainers, the shoe-design college in east London, has disinterred it and given it the kind of polish normally found at much more expensive labels, including lovely soft metallic T-bars with discreet H-shaped buckles, sexy Parisien knee-boots and a contender for the perfect brogue.
Romina bag, £199, and Kyra ankle boot, £219; both hobbs.co.uk
Listening to Morris restores your faith in footwear fanatics. She may love a high heel, but she isn't one of those limo-to-restaurant women who dresses like a drag queen. Most mornings see her trotting down the hill from her Victorian villa, 10 minutes from the sea in St Leonards in East Sussex, to catch the early train to Hobbs's offices in London. She has her share of what she calls "mantelpiece shoes" - the ones you never wear. She used to keep them caged in old lockers, but the arrival of her son Percy Django means she's had to move them to a "large storage facility" in her garage. In their place are a mixture of Converse flat boots and men's cricket shoes (you'll be seeing versions in Hobbs) and heels - but always walkable ones. "I've learned that a high heel doesn't have to be agony. It's all about getting the balance of the shoe last right. That said, a block heel will always be more comfortable than a stiletto - it's to do with weight distribution."
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She's not too earnest to suffer for her outfit. How much discomfort should you be prepared to take from your shoes? "It's on a case-by-case basis. Always carry flats in your bag and never put up with torture." Shoes, she thinks, should be a source of positive feelings. As a teenager at Godolphin and Latymer school in London, she worked part-time in Whistles, Jigsaw and eventually Patrick Cox, in the days when people would queue round the block every Saturday for his Wannabe loafers. "That's when I realised that what women want most from clothes is confidence. Shoes can give you that, whatever your size."
Morris says she only embraced her curves in her thirties. But she's always had an eye for classics. For her 16th birthday she persuaded her mother to buy her a mannish grey coat from Martin Margiela, an esoteric choice that she still wears. Her parents are now divorced, but their far-ranging style references made an indelible impression on her. Her mother Pauline, an interior designer, had an eye for the unusual: "She would buy Ann Demeulemeester and Galliano before they were known." Her father Redmond Morris is the film producer behind Michael Collins and Notes on a Scandal . He's also, though she doesn't mention this, the 4th baron of Killanin, where he lives and where she spent half her time when she was growing up. "My dad calls me a plastic Paddy now."
The Morrises were thrifty growing up. "Lots of vintage, which I still love, although the dresses have a habit of falling to bits. And lots of rag-rolling and stippling. We moved 10 times when I was young. We were always redecorating."
Her home in St Leonards is also a (successful) clash of two tastes. Her husband is "all thick-rimmed black Corbusier spectacles and Bauhaus minimalism". She's softer and constantly fighting an urge to clutter. It seems to work - there's a modern kitchen, an old fireplace reclaimed from the Connaught Hotel in London and Cole&Son wallpaper. They're united by their love of collecting (her: bell jars, him: skulls).
In effect, redecorating is what she does at Hobbs. She works with the womenswear team and "if they say next season's floaty then I'll think about doing a blockier heel that will make it look more contemporary. Fashion's really not about age any more. It's about knowing what suits you while having fun. When I see things that suit me, I'll stock up. That way when there's a season with nothing that works for me, I don't buy anything but spend the money on the house instead."
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Shoes - what's the damage? Probably 100 pairs. Some go back a long way. My first ever pair of Hobbs were the penny loafers. I actually put a penny in the band.
Never fails? Red lipstick - the best is Mac's Ruby Woo, which has just the right amount of blue - and good hair. I get mine washed and set at an old ladies' salon in St Leonards. I actually sit under one of those old-fashioned dryers. It's very Mad Men.
What would I ban? Nude tights. They're the wrong side of classic.
Best discovery? Smythe jackets - great cut and details.
Naked without? My Victorian engagement ring. We bought it in The Lanes, in Brighton.
Play on repeat? Black pencil skirts. I have about 15 and they're all slightly different, although none reveal my knees. That would be a disaster. On the other hand, I like to show my waist and if anything needs altering there's a wonderful lady in St Leonards who can take it on.
Beauty secrets? A doctor once told me that cheap sun cream is as effective as the fancy stuff. I use factor 50. I also love Lucas's Paw Paw ointment, a cure-all from Australia; This Works' Active face oil; Laura Mercier factor 30 Tinted Moisturiser; and I'm sharing my son's Weleda Calendula Baby Body Lotion.
Strictly verboten? Trousers. I don't own any. At weekends it's slightly tatty vintage dresses and Converse.
Every home needs? Something old. I love High Street Retro Centre (39 High St, Hastings, TN34 3ER; 01424 460068) and Lucinda Alford, a neighbouring beach hut owner in St Leonards. She deals in beautiful pieces by appointment. Find her at Portobello, London, on a Friday and at the London vintage fairs (firstname.lastname@example.com).


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East 7th St. Collaboration Places Third at National Conference of Neighborhoods
2014-06-02 · By Editor
At the national conference of Neighborhoods USA, Eugene Oregon, the East 7th St. Collaboration was recognized for its innovative efforts receiving Third Prize in the Multi-Neighborhood Awards Category. Representing East 7th St. Collaboration at this annual event was Tim Scanlan, owner of LB Skate.
The Neighborhood USA national conference is focused on workshops that educate neighborhood groups, city employees, and community activists on subjects from neighborhood organizing to local food programs. This year marked the 30th year of the awards program and the 39th year of the National Conference. Tim Scanlan presented to a panel of judges and conference attendees on the history of E. 7th St., The Collaboration, the Design Competition, and the future of E. 7th St. with the Street Improvement Initiative Program.
This was E.7th St.'s first ever entry which led to a finalist position. The nomination was based on a design competition entitled "Re-Envisioning East 7th Street". An idea conceived and executed (along with dozens of volunteers) by Aaron Jackson, designer and active member of the East 7th St. community. The design competition resulted in area architects, artists and designers submitting renderings of existing buildings that have been neglected or have a lack of connection with the identity to the surrounding historic neighborhoods. The design contest culminated in a 2 day event where the submissions were displayed in front of the buildings with the proposed re-design. A professional jury selected the three top winners while the attendees chose the 'People's Choice Award'.
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Wednesday, 9 May 2007
Roman Mysteries
I rather enjoyed this first episode, thought it was quite jolly. People ate snails and dormice, and explained who Vulcan was. Therefore it entertained, educated, and informed - tick! The stories centre around Flavia, the ten-year-old daughter of a sea captain living in Ostia. Flavia likes to find things out, and is a bit bossy (so, Julian). In the first episode she assembles her team: Jonathan, the son of the Jewish next-door neighbour; Nubia, an African slave that Flavia buys on impulse after hearing Jonathan's father, Dr Mordechai, say that it's not right to own people; and Lupus, a mute runaway who - in the books - has had his tongue cut out (not in the TV version, alas, although there was one point where someone asked him to stick out his tongue and I was sure they were going to go with it). So far Flavia is the only one who has had any lines, what with Lupus being mute and Nubia not speaking Latin, and Jonathan... well, not being the lead.
Which on one level is charming to watch: this very active, intelligent girl running about explaining what's going on to the people around her (and not once wishing she was a boy). But I do wish they hadn't made her so incredibly blonde: I mean, surely the daughter of a Roman sea captain living in Ostia wouldn't be so relentlessly... English? Combined with the young actor's lovely speaking voice, it's slightly disconcerting, like 1950s Britain's social structures have been plonked down into a Roman setting. Particularly when she's surrounded by these near-silent Others.
I'll carry on watching. It's hard to dislike a programme for which the information on the Sky box reads: "Flavia and her friends convince Admiral Pliny of the danger of Mount Vesuvius". Particularly when Pliny is being played by Simon Callow.
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- Toft said...
NO. Simon Callow? Now there is a casting I would never have imagined. How bizarre, and yet strangely fitting. Presumably that's Pliny the Elder, though, now I think about it, and I think Simon Callow is too larger-than-life to be him. Pliny the Elder was just large.
(HA, Admiral Pliny)
- 10 May 2007 at 13:32
- Toft said...
While I'm here, it occurred to me the other day to ask you if you'd seen 'Nightwatch'. It was a massive film in Russia a few years ago which made it into the West, it's sort of like a cross between BtVS and Callan. It's a really interesting take on the 'eternal battle between light and dark' story-type, and shot in this really grim, '70's-Manchester-style Moscow, and it's got moral ambiguity and people who turn into owls. And vampires. And it's in Russian! I think you might like it.
- 10 May 2007 at 13:42
- Una said...
He is playing it exactly as you might imagine it (and could be worse - could be Simon Cowell).
I've not seen Nightwatch, it sounds absolutely bloody brilliant! Owls!
The only thing Callan lacks is that it's not in Russian. Just to make it even more punishing.
- 11 May 2007 at 17:12
- Matthew Adams said...
She ought to have a friend called Claudia.
Flavia et Claudia puellae romanae sunt.
I dreamed of sophisticated storylines like those found in the modern textbooks. Ah Flavia! Why could my school not afford new books?
I, on the other hand, was stuck with the soldiers of the romans crossing the river. ("Translated" by one of my contemporaries in a bout of guesswork as "I speak latin fluently", which will cause me to chuckle once a month until I die).
- 15 May 2007 at 11:30
- Una said...
"Speaking Latin Fluently" has just made me laugh out loud again. Someone should have that as a blog title. I'll keep these Roman Mysteries on the tellybox for you, and perhaps we should examine the books themselves and see what they're like.
Oh look - you have a blog!
- 15 May 2007 at 11:44


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