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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5047286263309535644.post1924285541495973027..comments2018-08-14T14:50:56.073-04:00Comments on Creative Smiles - my little crafting world: A Snowman's HUG A HEART CARD DRIVEDonna Ellishttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5047286263309535644.post-4756445969874579632016-11-30T18:45:52.202-05:002016-11-30T18:45:52.202-05:00That's a really happy snowman and in aid of su...That's a really happy snowman and in aid of such a great cause.
We have very cold weather her too in the UK. Heating is struggling to keep abreast of it. Hugs Mrs A. Mrs A.https://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5047286263309535644.post-15505989008487531202016-11-30T10:40:42.658-05:002016-11-30T10:40:42.658-05:00AWE!! Now how precious is this image!! I just ador...AWE!! Now how precious is this image!! I just adore your snowman and that pretty shimmer over the heart too!! The texture and design are so delightful and all very well thought out! Thanks for sharing this and I hope you and your family had a wonderful Thanksgiving! HUGS*Vicki*https://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5047286263309535644.post-20691433589249226032016-11-30T09:04:24.334-05:002016-11-30T09:04:24.334-05:00What a lovely card Donna! I just adore snowman ima...What a lovely card Donna! I just adore snowman images for Christmas, and this one is so sweet and adorable! Love the fun card shape and the bright and cheery colours too! Fantastic holiday design my friend, totally put me back in the Christmas spirit!

I think Mother Nature has completely lost her marbles, and I for one am a little annoyed. Here you are getting cold temperatures in Florida, yet I am in Canada and it's almost December and not even a frost yet!! I love winter, love everything about it, and last year we didn't even get a winter, so let's hope Mother Nature gets her act together soon. Bring on the snow I say!!!Pamellia Johnsonhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5047286263309535644.post-27094472928167053352016-11-28T21:10:31.724-05:002016-11-28T21:10:31.724-05:00I love this card. Snowmen melt my heart, and the ...I love this card. Snowmen melt my heart, and the little girl is adorable.
Will be so special for a little one at Christmas. I have made some cards, and will get them off to Christina this week.

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SueSuehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5047286263309535644.post-14155210566385476602016-11-28T17:10:22.835-05:002016-11-28T17:10:22.835-05:00Beautiful card! Thank you for joining us at My Bes...Beautiful card! Thank you for joining us at My Besties International Challenge Blog Delfina Morettahttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5047286263309535644.post-80157950791665446912016-11-28T15:14:51.553-05:002016-11-28T15:14:51.553-05:00I was looking more closely at your coloring here. ...I was looking more closely at your coloring here. I'm trying to start coloring in my snowmen instead of leaving them all white and the way you used blue here really works. And you managed to make a curvy snowy landscape for him. A little yellow around his head adds light in a nice way. Sweet! Pia Shttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5047286263309535644.post-32341471705141605162016-11-28T02:08:09.496-05:002016-11-28T02:08:09.496-05:00What a fabulous shaped card Donna and I love your ...What a fabulous shaped card Donna and I love your snowman!
Janice xJanicehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5047286263309535644.post-16513517828206453052016-11-27T19:39:10.441-05:002016-11-27T19:39:10.441-05:00Oops...forgot to say, did Shona take the cold back...Oops...forgot to say, did Shona take the cold back up north after her sunny visit ended? LOLMaryHhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5047286263309535644.post-43878613471249250162016-11-27T19:38:43.814-05:002016-11-27T19:38:43.814-05:00Thanks for all the info on Blogger's mess-up. ...Thanks for all the info on Blogger's mess-up. I've commented at Brenda's forum, but I'm not seeing all that much distress (yet!) I am however, having trouble leaving a comment at one blog. It repeatedly asks me to choose a profile (even though I'm signed in, and use the google id) When I select the option, the rectangle with the selection is blank. I can't choose a profile, nor type a comment. (I email her since I have her email addy). I'm seeing lots of complaints at other blogs though. I loved the bright colors & cute image of this delightful Snowie & friend card, and I love that modern card die shape. I think you must have had colder temps than we've had. One night I think we had 29 but so far, don't think the plants outside got too distressed. Enjoy the cooler less humidity weather! Hugs & TFS (hope you had a great Turkey day and are feeling good too).MaryHhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5047286263309535644.post-26116875793773154842016-11-27T19:35:02.705-05:002016-11-27T19:35:02.705-05:00So beautiful project! Thanks for joining us over h...So beautiful project! Thanks for joining us over here at Scrapbook Stamp Society.
Good Luck!
Eleonora DTScrap World da Leohttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5047286263309535644.post-46746493040487236772016-11-27T08:14:03.736-05:002016-11-27T08:14:03.736-05:00Oh my what a wonderful Winter Wonderland creation ...Oh my what a wonderful Winter Wonderland creation Donna, full of so much festive delight, I adore the image that is full of joy, super, super make
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Thank you for joining the Come and get it Challenge ! Hope we see you soon.
Hugs, Jessica DTStampinJessicahttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5047286263309535644.post-77160012665803332622016-11-26T19:46:20.716-05:002016-11-26T19:46:20.716-05:00Love your sweet little card! So adorable and so be...Love your sweet little card! So adorable and so beautifully colored! Especially liking the little snowflakes formed by the embossing folder. Great idea with the sun heart! Are those Gold Gilding Flakes by any chance? Totally fun card!Shona Erlenbornhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5047286263309535644.post-37603496112523889962016-11-26T17:49:15.940-05:002016-11-26T17:49:15.940-05:00She is the cutest little Bestie I could pinch her...She is the cutest little Bestie I could pinch her tiny cheeks .............LisStampsnob.https://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5047286263309535644.post-43341237385670273032016-11-26T17:14:39.493-05:002016-11-26T17:14:39.493-05:00Love your fun winter card! Isn't he amazing a...Love your fun winter card! Isn't he amazing and you've used him so well here. Just stunning! Big hugs, AutumnTeam Clarkhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5047286263309535644.post-71125475552568622662016-11-26T14:03:00.380-05:002016-11-26T14:03:00.380-05:00Beautiful card with an adorable snowman who is col...Beautiful card with an adorable snowman who is coloured perfectly. I hope you are doing well, Hugs, ShirleyxxPaper Creations by Shirleyhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5047286263309535644.post-47054223976971046922016-11-26T11:21:03.063-05:002016-11-26T11:21:03.063-05:00Love this gorgeous snowman card!Love this gorgeous snowman card!Marilynhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5047286263309535644.post-19599326653549726742016-11-26T09:11:38.819-05:002016-11-26T09:11:38.819-05:00Oh my goodness is that snowman ever adorable and I...Oh my goodness is that snowman ever adorable and I love the way it is colored, the glow around his head is just so sweet and Love the shimmer heart too, it is sure to bring sunshine to whomever receives it!!
Wow that low of temps down there that is something else, that would be a bummer if it messed up your garden.Conniecrafterhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5047286263309535644.post-6034350898803804852016-11-26T08:47:15.112-05:002016-11-26T08:47:15.112-05:00Oh my, Donna! This is one ADORABLE snowman and bes...Oh my, Donna! This is one ADORABLE snowman and bestie! I LOVE it, and what beautiful coloring and a fabulous card! I love the layers and how you've embossed a portion of it (genius!), and what a great shape! Yes, this is going to light up the face of one precious child! Hugs, precious and loving friend! You are a joy! xoxoCherylQuiltshttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5047286263309535644.post-39286969052120793132016-11-26T05:24:51.083-05:002016-11-26T05:24:51.083-05:00BTW hope you and your Family had a great Thanksgiv...BTW hope you and your Family had a great Thanksgiving!!!Beebeebabshttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5047286263309535644.post-34695304051871666432016-11-26T05:22:31.449-05:002016-11-26T05:22:31.449-05:00Cute cute cute - did I say cute - love your card a...Cute cute cute - did I say cute - love your card and adorable image thanks for sharing!!!Beebeebabshttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5047286263309535644.post-42988843211906217112016-11-26T02:23:28.611-05:002016-11-26T02:23:28.611-05:00Very beautiful!Thanks for joining us at ScrapbookS...Very beautiful!Thanks for joining us at ScrapbookStampSociety Challenge.Good Luck and Hope to see you again.Gr.Kaija Dt-memberKaijahttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5047286263309535644.post-38009881662326794592016-11-25T23:14:12.549-05:002016-11-25T23:14:12.549-05:00Such an adorable card! Such an adorable card! CdeBaca Crafts Galleryhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5047286263309535644.post-34644882100355510802016-11-25T18:21:27.733-05:002016-11-25T18:21:27.733-05:00Beautiful card and shape and I love the embossing ...Beautiful card and shape and I love the embossing just around the image
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Right now a lot is going on in our country: the Senate "Super Committee working to find 1.2 billion in federal budget cuts by November 23rd or trigger draconian across-the-board carnage," President Obama's new "We Can't Wait" executive branch initiatives to help some of the 99%, the Canadian Tar Sands pipeline protests, and of course, Occupy Wall Street encampments all over. Growing numbers of the American public are hopping mad. That rage is ultimately about the multifaceted "Super Trap" Americans find themselves in today. But the present level of anger at our economic and political elite is nothing compared to what will come after November 23, no matter which way the bought and paid for Super Committee goes--planned cuts or forced, across-the-board cuts. Their new cuts will make the Super Trap close in even more tightly on the 99%. This Trap is the kind that kills, and we the people must find a way to spring it before it's too late. A widespread call to "Spring the Super Trap!" might help move that forward now.
We all know the Super Trap's main parts:
1. Elite money controls our political system.
2. Our "representatives" refuse to re-regulate the banking and investment industries enough to truly protect the public.
3. Office holders fail to make the super rich pay their fair share of public costs via higher taxes.
4. Congress backs away from cutting Pentagon spending enough to help boost domestic spending.
5. Irresponsible corporations get away with making decisions that damage public health and safety.
6. Federal jobs bills get voted down at a time when there are at least five applicants for every open job now. The list just goes on and on. But it's all part of the same big "Super Trap."
Until Occupy Wall Street, the sense of being in a trap with no way to spring it had prevented many non-Tea Party Americans from finding a way to express their rage in public, much less start looking for a way out. True, many of us had high hopes for reform during Obama's presidential campaign, quickly dashed as we saw him far too implicated in the political and economic trap we're stuck in now. But there has been a deep change in our country since August, 2011. Years ago, Denis Hayes, coordinator of the first Earth Day, noted that as a people, Americans are "punch back fighters." Maybe the summer's scandalous fight about extending the debt limit was the punch that finally did it. Whatever it was, the fight back has really started now.
Thanks to Occupy Wall Street (OWS), we now have enough public protest to get the attention of our whole country and the rest of the world. OWS has attracted support from an unusually wide variety of quarters too. There's even been some grudging respect (even if lip service) from the likes of politicians like House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-VA), who went from calling the OWS movement "growing mobs" to saying that the protestors are "justifiably frustrated." [1]
Over the long haul, the permanent gain from this "American Fall" is going to be the sense that we everyday Americans, the 99%, are going to have to find a way to spring the Super Trap ourselves, and that we are mad enough now to start working on it together in all kinds of ways. There will be an American Winter and an American Spring after that too, though we can't predict their form right now. It may seem quieter for a while as winter snows set in, but under the surface, down deep where the grass roots prepare for the spring to come, much will be gestating.
Springing the Super Trap may take us years, decades, or just a few election cycles. What counts is that the sleeping giant of American public rage is waking up and visibly stirring inside the Super Trap. Sooner or later, we're going to spring it. Politicians who care about their own futures better join in now, the sooner the better. Calling it by name will help: it's the "Super Trap" we're going to spring, the one we are going to get out of, because we the 99% are the real "can do," "find a new way out" Americans! So let's get busy and "Spring the Super Trap!"
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Every kid wishes he could be a superhero, if just for one day. Give him a break from running around the house and jumping off the kitchen table, and bring his passion to paper. With this creative writing prompt, have him think of a super power and write about how he'd use it.
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Mum and Dad came up on Thursday night and off we toddled for graduation. The robes are a bit more impressive than the undergraduate ones.
Dave and Anna were both getting their PhDs in the same ceremony, and we got front row seats together.
Nice ceremony. Pretty short & sweet with an absence of honorary degrees (Adam Hart-Davies was given one at Emma & my undergrad graduation). I really didn't think the hat suited me, but the whole get-up went with the umbrella I took.
As expected it was wet, but not horribly so. Dinner at the Didsbury and Twelve Night in Fletcher Moss Park. This was very wet. Really really wet. Quite a good show though. My main quibble is that due to cutting out some scenes, Antonio (the bloke who rescues Sebastian from the sea, gives him his purse to look after, then promptly gets arrested while defending Sebastian's sister having mistaken her for Sebastian) is never released at the end. Poor bloke.


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Hey everyone! How are you guys doing? I'm doing great. I been shopping a lot lately because I been stressed and it sort of helps with the situation. Well in my eyes it does. So I have been picking up a few things to try. So I was at Wal-Mart this weekend and picked up 3 new mascaras and a blow dryer. All the mascaras are by Rimmel London and the dryer is a Conair. The mascaras cost $5 each and the dryer was $20.
I got Sexy Curves in the color 001 Black. It's suppose to make your lashes 70% curlier and give your more volume.
I got Extra Super Lash in the color 101 Black Black. It's suppose to be a body building mascara, turns your lashes from natural to dramatic.
I got Glam Eyes in the color 003 Extreme Black. It's suppose to make your lashes 10x thicker and 80% longer.
Conair 1875
This blow dryer has 3 heat settings, 2 speeds and cool shot. It also comes with a concentrator and a diffuser.
Till next time!
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For the first time ever, scientists have recorded an explosive phenomenon known as "spaghettification." This phenomenon occurs when an object approaches a black hole and becomes stretched under the immense gravitational force exerted by the black hole. The black hole then devours the object before finally letting loose a massive amount of energy.
Two separate research teams were able to record this event by examining infrared light from the black hole disruptions, which was captured and "echoed" by the surrounding space dust and allowed the researchers to measure the intensity of the flares. A study, which has described three such cases, was published last week in Astrophysical Journal.
"The black hole has destroyed everything between itself and this dust shell," Sjoert Van Velzen, postdoctoral fellow at Johns Hopkins University and lead author of the study, said in a statement. "It's as though the black hole has cleaned its room by throwing flames."
An incredible burst of energy is released each time a black hole consumes a star. This event is called a "stellar tidal disruption" and produces bright flares surrounding the black hole's event horizon. A handful of these events have been recorded and described in recent years, but those studies were not able to provide details beyond the mechanics of the "burp."
Black hole flares - "burps" - are filled with X-ray and ultraviolet radiation, which vaporize small pieces of matter and dust. But particles are able to survive the radiation from these flares at a certain distance, leaving a shell of super heated dust a few trillion miles from the black hole's center.
This surviving dust gives off infrared radiation, echoing the flare. This infrared emission can be detected for up to a year after the flare hits its brightness peak, according to researchers.
Data from NASA's WIde-field Infrared Survey Explorer (WISE) was used by researchers to capture these "light echoes." By measuring the delay between the original flare and the infrared copy, the researchers were able to determine the distance between the black hole and the dust. The WISE spacecraft performs scans every six months, so researchers were able to capture gradual changes in emission.
"Our study confirms that the dust is there, and that we can use it to determine how much energy was generated in the destruction of the star," co-author Varoujan Gorjian said in a statment.


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Top 10 Best Countries for Higher Education
Higher education is an all new ball game by itself. There are many aspects to consider before you select the college to get your graduate or post graduate degree from. College education can be quite an expensive affair though not necessarily so. The place at which you will study will decide what kind of job you will get in the future. It is important to pick choose the right country to study at for many reasons. It will decide your cash flow, social life; respect commanded by your degree, post-study work opportunities and anything else you might need. College time is when you learn to be more independent and live outside the surroundings of your home, so choosing the right place to study become an even more relevant task due to this. You have to make sure your university town is well connected and student friendly. Thus we have to factor in all these things and decide which place is the best for higher education. It is not simply decided on the basis of one factor. After doing a considerable amount of research, here are the top then places for higher education in the world.
10. Italy
Today Italy is ranked in one of the eight most industrialized countries in the world. Because of its strategic location, Italy is well connected to all of Europe as well as North-Africa. They have great universities which cover each and every field from business and technology to fashion, which is no surprise considering it's specialisation in almost nearly all fields. Students are also expected to carry out a lot of self-study in order to prepare for the exams. Over the weekends, students can have a good time and enjoy the pizzerias and bars which Italy is known for. Theatres and cinemas are found everywhere and concerts are held frequently. Traveling around the country is simple because of a well-established public transport system. Living costs add up to about a thousand to fifteen hundred euros a month.
9. Switzerland
Switzerland receives the second highest number of student crowd in the world for higher education. Surely, there must be something about the place that attracts students. Universities offer degrees in English, German and French. Hotel management and science are area of Swiss specialty and some of the best schools are located there. CERN is living proof that Switzerland is the heart of all scientific developments. The country too is beautiful and provides plenty of opportunity for travel and exploration during the student's years at college. Internships and comprehensive work study programs are quite common and financial aid is given on need and merit basis. Visas and health insurance covers are easy to acquire. The country is well connected and student housing is easily available on as well as outside the campus.
8. Finland
Finland is located in Northern Europe and is close to Russia, Sweden and Norway. Living in Finland, you can see many wondrous sights such as the midnight sun. It has a highly advanced education system which is well ranked in the world. There is no gender bias and negligible levels of corruption. It is an exotic as well as safe country for students. A lot of courses are taught in English and courses to develop a quick and good understanding of the Finnish language and easily available. Cost of living is relatively cheaper as compared to other countries, at around seven hundred euros a month and Scholarships for Bachelors and Masters degrees are a tad hard to find, however, they are available in plenty for Doctoral level studies.
7. Australia
Australia might be the smallest continent in the world but it has the largest international student crowd. The Australian approach to education is extremely practical and down to earth. It is more about teaching you things which you will use later on in your career. Five out of the thirty best student cities are Australian. Australia is also the fourth happiest country in the world. This means living in Australia will be easy and fun! Living costs on campus average at around a hundred and fifty Australian dollars a week. After studies, renewing the visa to pursue another course or begin work is not difficult. Australia has a great social scene with beaches, night clubs, festivals, amusement parks and other activities needed to live a happy life.
6. Sweden
Swedish universities are different. They are open and focused on group study. They have a forward-thinking culture and foster innovation, growth and creativity. The universities encourage you to explore your full potential and true strengths and talents. As a student in Sweden, you're expected to address your students by their first name. Taking initiatives and questioning old presumptions is heavily rewarded. Bluetooth, the pacemaker, tetra packs and the dialysis machine- they all are proofs of the Swedish technological and creative prowess. There are more than thirty thousand international students which mean that there is a large, diverse crowd and social your social calendar will always be full. For universities located in cities, monthly accommodation prices range from SEK 2,500 to SEK 4,500 for a room.
5. France
The quality of French higher education is widely recognized throughout the world. French institutions figure prominently in the Shanghai Classification of Universities, in the rankings of the Financial Times and Times Higher, and in the European Report on Science and Technologies published by the European Commission. Each year, France makes massive investments in education and research. In fact, education is the largest category of government spending, accounting for more than 20% of the budget. It is also financially accessible Studying in France also means joining a society rightly renowned for its practice of the "art of living." In France, you'll have access to a vast array of athletic, touristic, and cultural opportunities that your student discount makes very affordable. Many of France's institutions of higher education are found in city centres in immediate proximity to the vibrant social and cultural life of French cities. Museums, bookstores, cinemas, theatres, and cafes are always within easy reach.
4. Germany
Studying Abroad in Germany is a big chance not only for European people but for students from all over the world. They benefit from a high quality educational system, learn a new language and gain experience from this interesting country. German universities have a quite good network with universities all over the world. Every year thousands of students have the opportunity to go abroad and spend some time in a different country, studying and living. This should be the same way for international students. Because of this, German universities and technical colleges try to provide enough university places for international students and they also make efforts to support them in many other questions concerning the time abroad.
UK education is all about giving inspiration to develop your knowledge and skills, freedom to be creative, and support to help achieve your best. UK schools, colleges, universities and English language centres offer a world-class education – the chance to follow your passion for learning and gain qualifications that are respected by employers and academics worldwide. In the UK, the standard academic year starts in September or October and runs until June or July. Some courses are more flexible, however, and offer a range of start dates.
2. Canada
Studying in Canada is a rewarding investment in your future with access to a premier education, exciting cross-cultural experiences, and a globally recognized degree. Studying abroad can be expensive, but Canada offers the lowest tuition rates for foreign students compared to the U.K., Australia, New Zealand and the U.S. Gain valuable work experience and supplement your spending allowance with part-time student jobs for international students. While you must supply sufficient evidence that you can pay for your tuition and living expenses before you arrive in Canada, there are a number of work permit programs for internationals that make working in Canada possible.
College education in the United States is highly publicized and doesn't need much of an introduction. Most of the best universities in the world are located in this country and people from all over flock here to study leading to a diverse and culturally enriching social experience. The education is quite costly but financial aid is provided to deserving students. Post the completion of your degree, there are an abundance of job opportunities due to the well-developed industries in the country.
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Chris Brown and Quavo from Migos have been involved in a cold war ever since Quavo began dating Chris Brown's ex-girlfriend Karrueche Tran [click here if you missed that].
Last night the rivals almost came to blows after crossing paths at the BET Awards....
Video circulating online shows the crews from both sets getting into a skirmish backstage.
So the @Migos really ran up on @chrisbrown? The way he is leaning on that car is hysterical. #Chris isn't worried about nothing. #fb pic.twitter.com/YIcVv7bIGK— TechAndMusicFan (@TechAndMusicFan) June 26, 2017
Here's the vid I took of migos after the fight pic.twitter.com/lpureTpBSF— jayla (@malibusgomez) June 26, 2017


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A fanlisting is simply an online listing of fans of a subject that is created by an individual and open for fans from around the world to join. There are no costs, and the only requirements to join a fanlisting are your name and country.
Jack O'Connell is an English/Irish actor who had his big break when he was cast as blue collar teen Pukey Nicholls in This is England. The part was written for him by director Shane Meadows after Jack impressed him during the auditions. Jack made a big splash in the media when he was cast as James Cook in the successful British teen drama Skins, a role for which he has won a British TV Choice award for Best Actor. More recently, he starred in 300: Rise of an Empire and Angelina Jolie's Unbroken.
Please use the form below to join the fanlisting. The password you enter is to edit your member information and will be encrypted into the database. It will not be seen by anyone else other than you. If you have a website and plan on listing it on this site, please do us a favor and link back so fellow fans can find us. If you are already a member and wish to edit your details listed on the members page, be sure to use the update form provided.
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We are an outpatient clinic which includes Psychiatrists, Nurses and clerical support.
The Mood Disorders Outpatient Clinic provides a full range of consultation and assessments for adults with mood disorders within our catchment area.
The program provides consultation services to clients/patients throughout British Columbia. For the most part, the program provides one-time-only consultation in the area of diagnostic or treatment recommendations. Occasionally, clients/patients are offered short-term follow-up, often in the context of a clinical trial.
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- At December 29, 2013
- By Jamie Lee Mock
- In breakfast, drinks, raw, vegan
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I've found myself to be in a bit of a smoothie rut lately. There are endless combinations to try and somehow I keep getting stuck making the same banana-berry-kale-smoothie. However, this time around, my cupboard is stocked with new green powders; chlorella, spirulina, and matcha, and I'm excited as ever to use them. I think I got a little carried away as I had the need to use all 3 in one smoothie, naturally.
All green powders mentioned above are what I would consider "superfoods". Between them, you've got plenty of B-vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, amino acids, iron, and chlorophyll {the green pigment present in all green plants, known to improve immunity, alkalinity, and inflammation}. Once I knew I wanted to incorporate the powders into a smoothie, I also included loads of blueberries and some avocado, an ingredient I wouldn't usually think to add. It made the smoothie rich and creamy, similar to the texture of an ice-cream shake, uh yum.
Have you tried using chlorella, spirulina, or matcha in your recipes? If so, what's your favourite way to eat them?
The Ingredients {Yield: 1 smoothie Total Time: 5 minutes}
- 2 teaspoons matcha powder
- handful blueberries
- 1 banana
- 1/2 avocado
- 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
- 1/2 cup almond or soy milk
- 1 teaspoon chia seeds
- 1 teaspoon hemp seeds
- 1/4 teaspoon chlorella or spirulina powder {optional}
The Directions
1. Blend all ingredients together in blender until desired consistency
2. If you find the smoothie to be chalky, simply add more milk or water
PS. I do not recommend using paper straws. Although they're super cute and more eco-friendly than regular ol' plastic ones, they are quite unrealistic as they turn into papier-mâché-like mush within minutes.
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Never heard of a green tea smoothie, thank you for sharing! Tomorrow is my last day of a juice cleanse and i will definitely be making yours. I have some as well if you want to check out.January 07, 2014
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Hey Gaby, congrats on completing your juice cleanse! You must be feeling fantastic. I'll be sure to check your blog for smoothie recipes. I'm always looking to incorporate new juices. Thanks!January 07, 2014
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Download citation file: RIS (Zotero) EndNote BibTex Medlars ProCite RefWorks Reference Manager Mendeley © Copyright Tools Search Book Top Return Clip Autosuggest Results ++ Cutaneous lymphomas are clonal proliferations of neoplastic T or B cells, rarely natural killer cells or plasmacytoid dendritic cells. Cutaneous lymphomas are the second most common group of extranodal lymphomas. The annual incidence is estimated to be 1 per 100,000.The WHO-EORTC classification is shown in Table 20-1.For rare conditions not dealt with in this Atlas the reader is referred to C Assaf, W Sterry, in K Wolff et al (eds): Fitzpatrick's Dermatology in General Medicine, 7th ed. 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Subbu here and Mike here talk about leveraging JSON as hypermedia and Mike makes the cogent point that (X)HTML works because the client (browser) "understands" (X)HTML – in other words, there are standards and a client can make assumptions based on standards. Microformats are also (X)HTML based.
There is no standard to way to express hypermedia in JSON. Mike suggests that we need clients. I suggest that we need a standard and clients will come. This standard doesn't need to be complex but it basically needs to provide a standard way that machine clients can look at JSON representation and be able to make decisions and navigate URIs to change application state.
I'd like to see this happen.


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About the Rotoscopers
Rotoscoping is an animation technique used in all forms of animation. An animator traces over live-action footage, creating very simple and easy animation. Essentially, as animation fans, we are figurative Rotoscopers: we aren't creating the films, but we do go over every line and detail in our discussions, news articles, podcasts and posts. Hence, the Rotoscopers!
The Rotoscopers is the name for the collective group of us animation addicts–it's like our band name. We are obsessed with animation in all its forms, whether its 2D, CGI, stop-motion or anything else. So if you're an animation addict like us, then you're a Rotoscoper too!
We started a few years ago as a bunch of friends who just wanted to get together and talk about the animated films we loved. So we formed the Animation Addicts Podcast and the Rotoscopers were born. Since then, we've grown into a full-blown animation hub: the Internet's #1 place for animation, news, reviews, views, and interviews–for fans, by fans.
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MORGAN STRADLING: Rotoscopers Editor-in-Chief
Morgan is a Arizona native and desert rat who loves the heat–she doesn't even turn on the AC in her car in the middle of the summer! She loves big eyeliner, Lady Gaga, Survivor, and of course, animated films.
Morgan grew up watching, devouring, and quoting animated films. Her favorite animated films are Aladdin, The Iron Giant, Sleeping Beauty and Ratatouille.
She graduated from Arizona State University with her MBA in Marketing. If she could have one job in animation, she would want to work as the Director of Marketing, creating the promotion and buzz for the films that she loves so much.
CHELSEA ROBSON: Reader. Writer. Hiker. Yodeling Superstar.
Chelsea Robson is a professional singer by trade and studied studio engineering. She is always on the move. She speaks Portuguese fluently, loves being outdoors, hiking small mountains, riding horses, traveling, and talking about human nature.
Watching, quoting, and learning about all animated movies makes her amazingly happy but Chelsea's favorite films are made of all things musical! One of her dreams is to voice and sing in an animated movie.
Follow her music and adventures by checking out her website for the most up-to-date info on upcoming shows and music videos! She can also be found on YouTube, Twitter, & Instagram.
MASON SMITH: Animator. Redneck. Pokémon Master.
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Hannah Wilkes: Disneyland Lover. Animation Addict. Believes in the Plausible Impossible.
Hannah, an animation addict currently living in Southern California, works in production in the animation industry. When she's not working, she likes to spend her time watching movies with friends, listening to podcasts, and going to Disneyland.
Hannah has loved the medium of animation her entire life and is always excited to learn about new projects in development and production. Some of her favorite animated movies are Beauty and the Beast, Cinderella, Alice in Wonderland, and Frozen. Some of her favorite animated short films include The Dam Keeper, Lava, Paperman, Prologue, Piper, Duet, The Blue Umbrella, and Inner Workings.
You can find her on Instagram and Pinterest (where she spends way too much time).
Kelly Conley: Bookish Bibliophile. Curious Chocoholic. Library Lover.
Kelly Conley identifies herself as a lifelong bookworm, aspiring writer and editor, chronic chocoholic, and animated movie lover. She also enjoys playing volleyball with her family and friends. Kelly is currently studying Professional Writing and Information Design at Cedarville University, Ohio.
Kelly's lifelong passion for animated films started when she was a little girl. As a former military brat, Kelly moved around the world roughly every two years. One of her few constants during that time was animated movies. The entire animation process, whether it was by pencil and paper or CGI, appeared magical to her. Even as an adult, Kelly is still entranced by the concept of making new worlds and characters through the simple means of colors, music, voices, and a good story.
Her favorite movies growing up included Disney's famous Beauty and the Beast, Pixar's delectable Ratatouille and The Incredibles. As Kelly's animation ardor has matured, she has discovered wonderful gems such as From Up on Poppy Hillfrom the legendary Studio Ghibli and A Cat in Paris from a French animation studio called Folimage. On most days, family and friends can find Kelly reading the latest animated movie reviews, admiring movies' concept and fan art, and waiting impatiently for the next exciting animated film.
Check out her portfolio: http://kellyconleyportfolio.weebly.com/
Kajsa Rain Forden
Kajsa is a writer from San Francisco, now living in sunny LA. She spends most of her time writing, reading, and watching classic movies. After earning a BA in English from UC Santa Barbara, Kajsa has worked in social media and content management but her favorite work is writing & editing for Rotoscopers.
While Disney and Pixar will always hold a special place in Kajsa's heart, her favorite animated films are Castle in the Sky, Anastasia, and Rise of the Guardians. And she will always have a soft spot for stop-motion.
Kajsa has written two novels, is currently attempting to teach herself Italian and French, and makes a habit of watching behind-the-scenes featurettes. You can find her on Twitter @TheKajsaRain,on Tumblr at TheWeirdBrunette, or at Disneyland on Mr. Toad's Wild Ride.
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Brandon Smith
For as long as I can remember, I have always been interested in animation. When I was growing up as a child, I always tuned in to a plethora classic TV cartoons. I even had aspirations of being a cartoonist for a long time. Even as I grew up and my aspirations shifted, I still had a major love of animation. I even took an animation class in high school! It's for these reason that I now write with great passion and curiosity about the ever-shifting landscape of animation.
Max den Hartog
Max is a student and artist from The Netherlands. He currently studies illustration and interns at an animation studio in The Netherlands. In his spare time he enjoys to explore the world of art, film, music, illustration and a wide range of animation.
Blake Taylor: Introvert. Magic-maker. Arendelle Ice Harvester.
Blake studies Electronic Media and Film at Appalachian State University. His love of animation stems from a love of Disney, which was sparked by a handwritten letter sent to him at age 11 from Mickey Mouse apologizing for a lost autograph book. That demonstration of commitment to excellence from an invisible platform began a fandom and career inspiration.
The Lion King, the Toy Story films, and black-and-white Mickey Mouse shorts are Blake's favorite pieces of animation. Blake loves exploring Walt Disney World, especially with first-time guests. In his free time, he enjoys vlogging and being part of Elevation Church's App State Extension. You can follow Blake at his Disney blog, www.BlakeOnline.com, or on Twitter @olddirtyblake.
On June 20, 2014, Blake was dubbed Official Ice Harvester of Arendelle by Queen Elsa.
Gary Wright: Dreamer. Magizoologist. Literature Nerd.
Gary has been watching animated movies all his life. In fact, the first movie he ever saw was Aladdin, when he was a year old. He immediately learned "A Whole New World" and would sing it everywhere he went. He still breaks into that song at random moments, much to the chagrin of those around him.
Some of Gary's favorite animated films are Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, The Incredibles, Wreck-It Ralph and Frozen. Aside from animation, he is obsessed with the Harry Potter books and films, YA novels and literary classics.
When he's not catching Pokémon out in the wild, he enjoys reading, drawing, visiting new places and searching for our place in the universe. Literally.
Check out his blog: www.garywrightonline.blogspot.com and follow on Twitter: @IAmGaryWright
Pablo Ruiz: Writer. Optimist. Ravenclaw. Secretly a Toy.
Pablo Ruiz is a Colombian who loves film and TV almost as much as he loves his dog. And that's a lot. He went through the Vancouver Film School Writing for Film and TV program in order to learn screenwriting and hopes to one day write something as perfect as Toy Story 3.
He has always loved animated movies such as The Lion King, Aladdin or Mulan and he's been offended from an early age when people assume that Anastasia is a Disney movie. He spent his childhood watching Disney movies and shows like Scooby-Doo, Where Are You?, Avatar: The Last Airbender or Dexter's Laboratory. He still watches these shows and laughs more than with any other comedy series, except perhaps Arrested Development.
His passion for animation exploded around 2008, when he saw Wall-E and realized it had been made by the same people as Toy Story, Monsters, Inc, Finding Nemo, The Incredibles and Ratatouille (I love you, Brad Bird). He read every book about Pixar that was available and became an aspiring future Pixarian.
Jonathan North
Jonathan North is writer, photographer, video editor, and animation fan from Iowa. A Disney fan since his earliest memory, Jonathan grew up on Fantasia, Bambi, Aladdin, Lilo and Stitch, Tarzan, and anything else he could find at the library. These days he's a fan of so many different things, Star Wars, DC & Marvel, Studio Ghibli, Doctor Who, and more, but Disney (and of course Pixar) will always be first in his heart. Currently, his favorite animated films are Fantasia, Wall-E, Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind, and Rango; but he also loves Jurassic Park, all the Muppet films, Speed Racer, and Signs. Yes, the much maligned M. Night Shyamalan film, that Signs.
Jonathan is also a huge fan of animation on television, and most of his reviews for the Rotoscopers revolve around television animation. He grew up watching Looney Tunes, Batman (and Superman) the Animated Series, Animaniacs, Pinky and the Brain, and so many others. Today he is a huge fan of Gravity Falls, Steven Universe, Adventure Time, and Star Wars Rebels, just to name a few.
Jonathan studied advertising and design at Iowa State University, and also has degrees in multimedia and art. You can find a lot of his work on his blog, and in addition to his work for the Rotoscopers, he also runs a YouTube channel, where he reviews all manner things, including (almost) every version ever of Alice in Wonderland. His favorites are the 1999 version starring Tina Majorino, and of course, the 1951 Disney version. You can find him on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Tumblr, @jonjnorth.
Mark Brown: Muslim. Animation Addict. Disney Fanatic.
Hey everyone, call me Mark! I'm currently a university student in my early 20s pursuing a degree in computer science. When I'm not supposed to be studying, I enjoy watching films, my favorite genre being animation. I've been an ardent fan of animation and animated films for as long as I can remember. I grew up on many of the films from the Disney Renaissance which further fueled my passion for animated films (as well as for Disney itself). And as a result of that, my favorite animated film of all time is Disney's Beauty and the Beast.
Rachel Wagner
Rachel loves all things animation and is excited to be a member ofotoNation. She grew up with mainstream classics like The Little Mermaid and The Simpsons but also loves indie and anime fare like Song of the Sea and Your Name. Most important to her is discussing all kinds of film and TV shows with her friends and all of you.
Follow Rachel on Twitter and on her blog.
AJ Howell
AJ is a southern California native who's currently living in Utah (and missing the California sun every day!). He found his calling in life when his mom took him to see The Lion King on a warm afternoon in 1994. He left the theater a different person, knowing what he wanted to do with the rest of his life: make movies. This goal led him to cultivate a love of films of all genres, lengths, and styles, but animation will always hold a special place in his heart as his entrance to the world of cinema. His favorite animated films include (but certainly aren't limited to) Frozen, Beauty and the Beast, Surf's Up, The Bugs Bunny/RoadRunner Movie, and Toy Story 3.
Angelo Thomas
Angelo Thomas is a writer, filmmaker, graphic designer, and pop culture enthusiast. In addition to writing for Rotoscopers, he writes for The Royal Blog of Oz and is the co-host and producer of the Extra Butter podcast.
Angelo is currently studying Film & Video at the Columbus College of Art & Design (where he also works as a Marketing & Communications assistant) in Columbus, Ohio, but was raised in Louisville, Kentucky and born in Guadalajara, Mexico. His favorite film of all time is The Wizard of Oz, which has influenced much of his personal and professional work. Angelo has been professionally involved in six feature films, several of which were Oz-inspired, in various capacities, from screenwriting to internet marketing. In terms of his love for animation, Tangled and Frozen aren't just some of the best animated films in his opinion — they're some of the best films ever made, and he's always prepared to give and defend his opinions when it comes to film and animation! Angelo actively uses social media to engage in pop culture and to be as "in the know" as possible on everything happening in film, animation, and anything and everything Disney. He can be found on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Tumblr @imangelothomas.
Kohya Lu
At his core, Kohya is a diehard Disney fan first when it comes to animation, but recognizes that there are a lot of great films and shows out there showcasing the best in animation talent. Growing up in Japan as a kid, he's been very fortunate to have a unique worldview and grew up on such animated classics like Doraemon and read countless manga series (Detective Conan/Case Closed, Slam Dunk, and, of course, Dragon Ball to name a few) right along with comic books (all hail X-Men; Age of Apocalypse anyone?). He is a self-proclaimed pop culture geek and lover of all things movies/TV/music/etc. and having the opportunity to get to write ties in two things that he is very passionate about and he is beyond excited to join the Rotoscopers team!
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Karl Smith
Deep down in New Zealand, Karl "Karlamon" Smith is a Kiwi who is passionate in animation, seeing it as an artistic medium that expresses vast creativity and brings unique characters and worlds to life. Whenever an animation-related fact pops up, it will more than likely be cemented in his brain for a long time. Some of his favourite animated movies include Zootopia, Balto, Bolt,
Prior to contributing to Rotoscopers, Karl has served as a bureaucrat on Ice Age Wiki, and a moderator/site builder/news reporter on Animation Source. Karl is also a Computer Science graduate who is now studying Digital Design in university. That, and with his additional fascination in aviation, he hopes someday to be both an animator and a pilot (if that is even possible).
Alissa Roy: Reader. Amateur Coffee Enthusiast. Klutz.
Alissa is a student at the Rochester Institute of Technology, studying Media Arts & Technology. Her hometown is in the Middle-of-Nowhere, NY, where winter is approximately 6 months of the year, and Canada is closer than NYC. She is extremely nerdy, and loves all things animated, literary, or Harry Potter related. Her older sister spawned her love of animation by dragging her downstairs at 2 a.m. every morning and making her watch various films until their parents took them back to bed. Some of her all-time favorite films include Mulan, The LEGO Movie, Up, Tangled, and The Lion King. She also collects old Peanuts comic strips, and spends her free time reading, writing for the Rotoscopers, and working a variety of jobs. You can follow Alissa on Instagram and Twitter: @ThisAlissa.
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Kyle Ostrum
Kyle has been a huge fan of animation since he was young. At an early age, he was fascinated with the Disney animated classics and frequently drew. Once he started seeing the behind the scenes specials of Disney films, he had dreamed of having a career in animation as a writer and director. He has a passion for Disney history and all the things that go into the making of animated features and productions. Knowing that animation was an art form from the start, he never grew out of it nor did he grow out of Disney.
He remains a big Disney geek and also has a huge admiration for Pixar whilst respecting the work of other studios. He also collects Disney videocassettes, as he presents the collection and many other things on his YouTube channel such as rambles on upcoming animation, reviews and other things. A passionate writer and animation fanatic, he's always talking and thinking about animation, as he collects his thoughts and rambles on his blog, Kyle's Animated World.
Mayra Amaya
Mayra Amaya is a New York City based thespian and filmmaker. She graduated from the Herberger Institute at Arizona State University with a B.A. in Theatre. Her body of work includes a dynamic display of material and film production positions, such as being a producer/writer for the Mexican/American political drama, Sacrificios, producer for a child fantasy film El CuCuy, and assistant director for both a period piece drama Good Injuns, and a highly emotional drama, The Blue Water Tale. Mayra has a diverse work in stage having created and performed a solo political piece titled, Stat(US) about the identity crisis of a border baby struggling between two halves of two different nationalities; and directing a production of Screens, a satire based on Spanish novelas.
Though the bulk of Amaya's work consists of live action film and theatre, she loves animation like Dobby loves socks! Amaya's first memory of the cinema is watching Pocahontas with her family but her fondest memories are childhood summer Saturdays spent watching everything from Tom & Jerry at 5am with her dad, to watching the Disney channel and Nickelodeon cartoons.
Amaya loves Harry Potter, Cats, Studio Ghibli, chocolate, and all things animation.
Dallin Tippetts
Dallin is a lifelong fan of animation and Star Wars (even better when the two are combined!). He enjoys barbecues, sunshine and books about Vikings. In addition to writing for the Rotoscopers, Dallin is also the editor of the reads section at www.LumberjackLounge.com.
Cole Millions: Nerd. Linguist. Pro Traveller.
Alex Hatch: Idealist. History Nerd. Fangirl Extraordinaire.
Alex is a University of Wisconsin marketing student. She is part pop culture enthusiast, part history/politics nerd. Her biggest obsessions include Harry Potter, Wes Anderson films, Downton Abbey, The Office, inspirational quotes, all of Cassandra Clare's books, Sherlock, Taylor Swift, The Colbert Report, animated films, and pretty much every tragic historical fiction novel ever written. Her biggest struggle in life is having too many interests and too little time.
Her love affair with animation started before she can remember, and has yet to falter. Although she holds a deep respect for Pixar, Dreamworks, LAIKA, and the other major animations studios, her heart has belonged to Disney from the very beginning. She especially loves Disney's musicals because they merge gorgeous music with stunning visual art and an always fantastic story. She has watched Aladdin and The Little Mermaid more times that many would believe to be possible in her 18 years of life.
Alex considers her curiosity and sense of wonder to be her greatest assets and hopes that they will help her achieve her dream of someday marketing in the entertainment industry.
Alex Parker
I've loved cartoons since I was old enough to figure out which end of the Snow White tape to put in the VCR, and I haven't changed much! If I'm not cooped up in the Viz studio I'm probably either having an embarrassing jam session, photoshopping something, or asleep. Considering I grew up with a doctor for a dad and a doc kit with my name literally engraved on it, my life has made a bit of a 180 in the career direction, but I'm going at it at full speed and loving every minute of it! I would like to say that some God-given artistic talent carries my through my classes like nobody's business, but I'm usually just trying to make it look like I didn't pawn my art projects off of a four year old's refrigerator. Computer animators and (traditional ones alike) are my type of celebrities, Toy Story still makes me cry, and I still marvel over the absolutely brilliant use of color in Pocahontas. Maturing and growing up are two completely different things, and I hope as I keep doing what I love that I can avoid the latter as much as possible. (And maybe the first one just a little…)
Matthew Calero: Artist. Nature Lover. Disney Villain. Mythology Freak. Meow.
Born and raised in Florida, Matthew has always been that strange little child who never stopped liking things that most people do when they get older. He has always had a love for drawing and is now enrolled in a performing arts school for the visual arts. Also having a love for story telling, he also reads a lot and is a huge mythology freak. Mix art and stories and throw a dash of music and what do you get? Animation! Always knowing that he has wanted to work in animation for as long as he can remember, he now tries to improve his skills until the day he can finally start working on animation. But until that day comes he'll have to busy himself by talking about animated movies with whoever will listen or just relaxing by drawing, listening to music or watching an animated movie. Preferably with a cup of tea.
Jed Johnson: Cartoons Rule Everything Around Me
Jed is a writer and artist living in Iowa. When he isn't living in the myriad mythical and fantastical worlds in his head he's making comics of varying degrees of quality. Growing up on a diet of both Walt Disney and The Brothers Quay, Jed fell in love with animation at an early age. A lifelong student of storytelling and aesthetics, animation has proven an invaluable teacher that has extended it'=s reach far and wide from Pixar and Laika to Ghibli and the works of Jan Svankmmajer. He's also been known to overanalyze the subtle subtext of Bee Movie.
When he's not neckdeep in books and movies he's making stories of his own. Jed's first self published graphic novel, Goodbye Stranger, is due out in 2016.
Megan Young: Daydreamer. Storyteller. Artist. Cosplayer.
Whitney Grace
Whitney Grace holds a BA in Hispanic Language and Studies as well as a Master's in Information Sciences. She's professional writer, reviewer, and editor with over fifteen years experience with a specialized interested in comic books, animation, and geek culture. Her work has appeared in Animerica and Comic Buyer's Guide. She hosts the brand new Toon-In Talk podcast, your rendezvous for animation interviews. She also reviews comic books and interviews comic creators for FanboyNation.com. Her work can also be seen on ToughPigs.com and the Rotoscopers.com Whitney recently signed a book deal with McFarland Publishing and continues to work on her young adult graphic novel Blood, Feather, and Stone.
Graphic Designers
Ryan Campbell: Artist. Disney Enthusiast. Lombax in Training.
Hello, my name is Ryan and I'm a Graphic Designer from Ohio. To say that I'm an animation lover would be a complete understatement. Animation is my passion! My interest in drawing and animation began at a young age and continues to this day. All my life I loved cartoons and would study everything I could about the animation process. I was absolutely fascinated with it. Because of this, I grew up on a healthy diet of Saturday morning cartoons, the Disney Afternoon and Disney Features. I found myself becoming not only an animation enthusiast, but even more so, a Disney enthusiast! Those who know me will tell you that I've been known to get into lengthy discussions about Disney history with the random Disney Store employee.
When it comes to animated movies I love Disney and Pixar, and even though they are high on my list of favorites, I'm also a huge fan of DreamWorks and many others. Some of my favorite animated films include Beauty and the Beast, Tangled, The Incredibles, Toy Story, The Prince of Egypt, The Nightmare Before Christmas, Kung Fu Panda, How to Train Your Dragon, and of course The Lion King.
When I'm not watching animated movies, I also enjoy gaming. Some of my favorite games include anything with Super Mario Bros or Sonic the Hedgehog in the title, and one of my all time favorite gaming franchises – Ratchet and Clank. I also enjoy listening to music – movie scores really inspire me, spending time with my family, my dog Daisy, and my wife, who thank goodness, also shares my love for Disney! Be sure to follow Ryan on his Twitter.
The Animation Addicts album art was designed by the talented graphic designer, Naybeth Diaz. If you're interested in hiring Naybeth for design work, send her an email. You can also check out some of her other work on her tumblr and flickr accounts.
Theme Songs
The Animation Addicts Podcast opening and closing theme songs, "RotoRag" and "Ragimation", were both written and produced but the very talented Paul Koch. Check out his IMDB to see what else he's done! If you are interested in hiring Paul for his musical talents, send him an email. Find out how to get these songs as your ringtone here!
Our previous theme songs came from Chris Calabrese's CD Ragtime at the Magic Kingdoms. The opening theme song was "Castle Salute" and our outro theme was "Snow White Medley." You can purchase this CD on Amazon.


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1. Same Love – Macklemore & Ryan Lewis feat. Mary Lambert (OK, so it was 2012 but we tend to avoid anything that could be labelled 'rap' which is why we were late to this particular party)
2. Loved Me Back to Life – Celine Dion (the sealion came good with a Sia song about being in a coma).
3. Get Lucky – Daft Punk (it was clearly all about Nile Rogers though).
4. Blurred Lines – Robin Thicke (and no, we didn't find the video sexist. Those girls weren't being whorey, they were just enjoying their own nudity)
5. I Hope You Find It – Cher (a Miley Cyrus song! Well, one she bought and paid for previously).
6. Kacey Musgraves – Follow Your Arrow (love country, love Kacey, love her 'gay anthem').
7. Hello Stranger – Julia Holter (oh, you're impressed now, aren't you?).
8. Royals – Lorde (so much cooler than Lana del Rey).
9. Don't Save Me – Haim (we do like a girl group. They're no Supremes, but who is in this day and age? Hmmm?).
10. One More Sleep – Leona Lewis (it was our dirty little secret from halfway through October. And we still can't learn the lyrics. They are impossible to learn. Scientifically impossible).
11. Believe in Me – Bonnie Tyler (Eurovish. Robbed as usual).
12. Beautiful – Mariah Carey (if only for the video where it looks like she has scabies and just. cannot. find. relief).
13. Anything by Hayden Panettiere from Nashville (well, you know how we feel about country).
13 songs we have loved in 2013,


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Grade 16 - Georgia Mathematics
GSE Advanced Algebra (Credit: 1.00)Advanced Algebra is a full-year, high school math course intended for the student who has successfully completed the prerequisite course Coordinate Algebra. This course focuses on algebraic techniques and methods in order to develop student understanding of quadratics, polynomials, rational functions, radical functions, exponential functions, and logarithms. Students will also be introduced to the sum of finite geometric series and piecewise functions. The course closes with the final unit discussing data and probability distributions.


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Only For Women
How can you identify the best adult superstore?
There are a number of women who have written in asking the author how to identify the best adult toy store. The thing that most of these women aren't understanding is that they don't have to go to a local shop in order to fulfill all of their wildest fantasies. Instead of worrying about finding a shop that is within driving distance, update your thought process to the twenty first century and start thinking about making your purchases online!
In this article, we will discuss the following:
1. Signs that you are buying from an adult superstore
2. The types of toys you can find in an adult superstore
3. Ordering from an online sex store with discreet shipping
So, let's set up a scenario. Imagine that you have just finished reading your favorite girl magazine (Cosmo or Redbook, for instance) and that you have learned about something called the Surprise Turbo Hitachi Wand. Where do you think you would go to buy something like that? Well, it's not the best idea to just type it into your search engine, because they track everything you search for. If you buy it from one of the big box stores online, they are going to forever have that item in your history, and they might even start making recommendations which could be quite embarrassing if you are browsing their store with your friends in the future.
You want to go to a store that will sell the toys that you are looking for and nothing else. There are plenty of sex shops on line, and you can find them pretty easily. But how do you know if you are shopping with a superstore?
Take a look at all of the products they have. The products at a real superstore will include at least five different types of vibrators, and some can have many more. You want to find hitachi wands, realistic dicks, vibrators, bullets, rabbits, and more. If you are at a shop that has at least these types of toys, then you are shopping with a real superstore.
The most important thing that these shops can provide you, though, is discreet shipping. While everyone knows that women love their vibrators, no woman wants to look the UPS guy in the eye when he is delivering her new sex toy. If the box has "dildo superstore" printed on it, then he is going to know exactly what he is delivering to you.
Most of these packages will come in a box with a discreet label that doesn't even indicate what might be inside. This is the best thing about shopping with an online superstore. Of course, having the huge variety available through one of these stores is also great. You can easily find a number of toys that you have never even heard of before, as well as more exotic and adventurous toys. The first time I ever tried a butt plug was when I accidentally found one on the superstore and figured I would give it a try. Talk about luck! I absolutely love mine, and I'm glad that I found it.
When you decide that you are ready to get a new dildo or vibrator, you definitely want to hop online and order from one of these superstores. Don't bother looking for a shop in your area, and don't order from the more popular online retailers that sell things like books and used goods.
When you do find your favorite erotic toy store, make sure you bookmark the site and check out their latest arrivals as often as you can, because you can find new things to spice up your sexlife.


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Driftwood Canyon Lecture Series
Come out for a fascinating night of lectures on Driftwood Canyon.
Special Guest Lecturers include, Dr. Bruce Archibald, Dr. Jaelyn J. Eberle, and Maria Brown.
The program will feature:
• How the Red Queen and the Court Jester changed the fossil lacewings of Driftwood Canyon by Dr. Bruce Archibald
• Ancient mammals in a 52-million year old Arctic rainforest by Dr. Jaelyn J. Eberle
• Driftwood Canyon Tells a Story" Plants of the British Columbian Interior during the Early Eocene by Maria Brown
7pm at the Old Church (corner of King and 1st)
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She does so many funny and entertaining things these days, it's like I have my own personal comedy show all hours of the day! Although, her toddler shenanigans aren't always funny at the time, they are always hilarious in retrospect!
I could go on and on! She often comes out with all these crazy things that I can't believe she remembers. She loves to bring up the story lines she sees on her shows, mostly Curious George. This week she has been all about the kite episode. George holds a boy's kite and get swooped up in the air holding onto the string. She reenacts this almost daily, running and swooping and rolling around on the floor as if she is holding onto a kite in the air. All the while, shouting KITE! GEORGE! It's just too funny!
Some of the other funny things she says are:
Supup- syrup
EIEI- farmer
Do that!- let's do that!
Oh ya!
Hopit- helmet
hop hop- bunny
oh wow!
There are so many more that I can't think of right now! We have to really watch what we say now because she has repeated a few less than desirable words the last few weeks! Oops! Tom said "dammit!" the other day and before we knew it, everything was "dammit!" And "tu-pid!" was another one! Thankfully she has forgotten about those now!
Until next week, the toddler life continues... No big deal, just "phoning" her friends, Opie, Ga-Pa and Cinda!


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This was our little first descent for 2016. It started as a little exploration of one of those...cracks that we see on our way to other canyons: Is that a "Thing"?
We scrambled to the bottom of the first drop. That looks like 60', 70' rappel. Back at home, snooping the area with satellite images and topo maps, the area above did not show much promise. Still we came back with gear to scramble our way to the top, and drop.
We got to the rim and found a way to drop to the wash: Virgin wet sands. We explore and enjoy the area, then we proceed to descend. We look around and there are no signs of slings, bolts, dead-mans....nothing. It's all us, a fresh problem!
Candidates for an anchor: A tree high-up on the rim. Farming a rock into a pothole for a dead (drowned) man. A 30' extended sling around a big friendly boulder. Use a stack of potshots. This was one of those situations where the closer you get to the drop, the anchoring options become slimmer. The tree was too far up and back, our 120' will not do. The long sling felt...dirty, not a clean solution. The deadman required trashing about 30' of canyon fluted walls to reach the intended pothole. So we opted for 3 stacked potshots against a good lip. The only problem was that in front of that lip, there was still another small pothole that could catch the potshots during the pull. And moving the potshots further near the drop, will prevent us from load testing them. After filling the 3 potshots with sand and stacking them, they felt bomber solid. The trick was the pull. So I chained them real far apart.
Potshots stacked against the lip. For the first person down, a sling was used to extend the reach for a releasable block. For LMAR, sling was removed and a double bowline + double fisherman was used to fix the rope to the bottom potshot.
Potshot chain coming down the cliff
Clean potshot chain pull. The trick was to chain the potshots far apart, so each one could clear the potential jam individually.
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