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Thursday, January 20, 2011
Audience of Two
At first he heard nothing. Then suddenly two small brown birds flew out of the forest & circled his head. The old man was delighted. Perhaps more will come, he thought.
Acrylic on text & maps on canvas, ~7x10"detail of the full painting, which is 9x12".
From The Old Man and the Cat, by Anthony Holcroft, to be published in 2011 by Penguin NZ.
It occurred to me as I was painting this that every artistic creation is a similar cry in the wilderness... hours of solitary work, never really knowing whether the result will touch others...
Recently I've felt this way even more than usual since I've been spending so much of my time on this book. Almost done now, but it has been a very long stretch devoted to a project that won't reach its audience for some time yet.
So I was particularly grateful this morning to find this lovely message from Linda Hensley:
Hi! I think you're pretty stylish and I have an award for you! Please visit me, where you may find it and share with other blogging friends!
That's why I'm posting this image here, instead of on my process blog where I'd normally show it. (I'm really not satisfied with it yet & I'll be making several changes, but it does seem appropriate for the occasion.) It's awfully nice to know someone is out there! Thank you, Linda!
So, on to the award. I'm supposed to tell seven things about myself.
1. I'm a mother of twins, & when the boys were little, they had their own language. They also spoke English, luckily, but often veered off into realms of unknown vocabulary. It was fascinating but also rather frustrating, since they refused to translate. Once they started school, the Bipper language (as we called it, after the most frequently used word) slowly faded away.
2. I'm obsessed with hoop dance. I re-learned to hula hoop in 2009, & it's become my favorite way to work out the kinks after being curled up like an overcooked shrimp all day at the drawing table. If you don't know what hoop dance is, check out the links below.
3. I've always loved animation, & this year I've been awarded a grant to learn Flash! I'm very excited about it. The idea of making my creatures move tickles me no end. I won't be starting the class until the book is done, but when I start animating I'll be posting my efforts on yet another blog, Curious Illumation. Yes, I know, I'm not so great at keeping up with the blogs I already have. But I thought there should be a separate place for these motion experiments. Have you guessed that I'm a bit obsessive-compulsive?
4. Speaking of which, I love boxes. And tins. And baskets with lids. And cabinets with cubbyholes or tiny drawers. And old type cases. Being a collage artist, a collector of oddments & curiosities, & a dabbler in many crafts, I have a lot of small objects & supplies that need organizing. And I love containers that are pleasing objects in themselves. I even miss old library card catalogues, though I admit the computer does a much better job of indexing.
5. Despite my love of order, I can be very, very, very messy (especially in mid-project). Oh, really very messy. You can't imagine the chaos. Somehow I'm completely unaware of the havoc that surrounds me until the project is completed & then it always comes as a shock to look around & see the devastation. It's a little like Dr. Jeckyll waking up after a night as Mr. Hyde.
6. I can also be very, very, very silly. It's a family tradition. I have a large extended family, & you should see us at family gatherings, unless you hate seeing people getting silly. Bad puns & nonsense are in our genes, & anyone who marries in eventually becomes silly as well, probably out of sheer self-defense.
7. On a related note, my brother & I have both had letters published in MAD magazine. As adults, mind you. We're ridiculously proud of this dubious distinction! Said brother is a very successful electrical engineer & he actually lists his MAD letter on his resume under publications! As I said, silliness is a family tradition. This is what got me into MAD, by the way.
And now for some links, from all over the virtual map:
Escape from Illustration Island If any of you have yet to discover this blog & its equally amazing podcast, hurry right on over there for loads of great information & a warm illustration-related community led by Thomas James, who must never sleep at all.
Muddy Colors A fairly new group blog featuring lengthy posts by masterful artists, about the art & technique of painting & illustration, mostly fantasy-related, but with many ideas applicable to other styles.
Erratic Phenomena A blog focusing on new contemporary art, with interesting artist interviews
A Journey Round My Skull Visiting this blog is like having the best vintage/antique bookstore ever in your very own home. Crazy variety, endlessly inspiring.
Bioephemera Good artsy-science-y fun
Cartoon Brew A wonderfully eclectic collection of animation & articles on the subject, from experimental student shorts to full length studio feature reviews.
Ghettomation A blog & podcast devoted to DIY, at-home animation using whatever tools the artist has at hand (Some subject matter may be a bit NSFW, so be warned.)
Lineboil Another animation collection blog
Isopop A hoop dance blog by Rich Porter with links to other hooping sites.
The Happy Hoop Another hooping blog.
Revolva Hoop Dance Yet another.
Okay, enough hooping, I know! Now here are some great artist/illustrator blogs:
Dani Torrent
Jen Lobo
Light Night Rains
13 comments:
- Kay said...
- January 20, 2011 at 9:06 PM
- dani torrent said...
Hi, your blog is always fantastic!!! and thanks for having linked me ;)
- January 21, 2011 at 2:22 AM
- Jen Lobo said...
That's so sweet! I feel honored. Thank you so much!
I am completely obsessive compulsive in some ways and also an extremely messy worker. Such a strange contradiction!
- January 21, 2011 at 1:35 PM
- Linda Hensley said...
I love your little factoids! We've got some similarities. I like boxes and baskets, and know about twins speak from my youngest brothers. I'm looking forward to looking through your links of blogs. Oh yeah, nice illustration too!
- January 22, 2011 at 9:36 AM
- Ces said...
I too love boxes. I love paper. I love illuminations and calligraphy! Very interesting read and of course I love your art.
- January 23, 2011 at 5:20 PM
- art is jokken said...
I know everything about secret language of twins! It is so true ( and often very frustrating for me as a parent)
BTW, I do enjoy your work!
- February 6, 2011 at 3:42 PM
- SherwinJTB said...
I like the image of the old man and his flute. Made me think back of when I wanted an image for my clarinet.
- May 20, 2011 at 8:38 PM
- Timmy said...
Wonderful illustration, it fits the book perfectly.
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- June 6, 2011 at 11:04 AM
I'm looking forward to seeing your images together in book form. I love the style, the collaged antique maps…..the mystery the images hold.
- June 12, 2011 at 2:21 AM
- Curious Art said...
Thanks to all for your kind comments! I've just found out that the book will be published in the Fall of 2012-- a long wait, I'm afraid!
- June 12, 2011 at 10:28 AM
- Floower-Mouse said...
Oh I'm so glad I'm not the only one that loves things to be beautifully orderly but ends up with a crazy mess mid journey. Your art work is brilliant and dreamzy - thanks for sharing it on your blogs
- July 19, 2011 at 5:27 AM
- Ellis Nadler said...
tons of good info to keep me busy
- October 7, 2011 at 8:36 AM
- Karen said...
Hey... the New Yorker has been a long time dream of mine so... thank you for reminding me with your kind comment. I wish you success for your book.
- October 7, 2011 at 11:48 AM


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Rested Bruins rout Flyers to stay in first placeby NHL.com Staff
A four-day break seems to have suited the Boston Bruins.
Jarome Iginla scored twice during a four-point afternoon, Tuukka Rask stopped 25 shots and the Bruins assured they would remain in first place in the Atlantic Division with a 6-1 rout of the Philadelphia Flyers at Wells Fargo Center on Saturday.
Bruins captain Zdeno Chara had two goals to snap a 14-game drought, and Reilly Smith and Patrice Bergeron also scored. Boston is tied with the Tampa Bay Lightning, who defeated the Colorado Avalanche 5-2 Saturday, and has two games in hand.
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Captain Claude Giroux had the Flyers' lone goal. Steve Mason gave up four on 19 shots and was pulled in the second period.
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"I think we got going after the first 5-10 minutes of the game, got momentum and did some of the things we talked about to get success," Bergeron told NESN following the second period. "Our execution was pretty good."
Philadelphia's winless streak extended to four games (0-3-1).
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Iginla found Chara down low and his shot from the right side of the net deflected off Flyers defenseman Braydon Coburn past Mason at 6:30. Chara hadn't scored since a two-goal game against the Calgary Flames on Dec. 17.
Midway through the first, the Bruins kept the Flyers hemmed in their end for a shift lasting longer than a minute, but Mason stonewalled them. He also made a glove save to rob David Krejci with 35.1 seconds remaining in the period.
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The Honda Del Sol is a two-seat roadster based on the Civic platform. Produced from 1993 to 1997, this open-top vehicle made for fun was meant to compete with the Mazda Miata and the Volkswagon Cabrio of the same time period. It was an interesting design as a convertible because it doesn't have a retractable roof, but instead a light-weight aluminum panel that is easily removed for that open-air freedom type of ride. This roof panel stores in a special rack in the trunk. At an original base price of around $15,000, it makes for a reasonably-priced sports car aimed at the childless, younger market looking to drive a fun car and enjoy a less responsibility-filled time of life.
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In 1994, there were a couple of updates to the Del Sol. Dual airbags and anti-lock brakes became standard. Also, a Vtec edition was added with a 160-horsepower twin-cam engine.
In 1996, the base S model was updated to a 106-horsepower, 1.6-liter engine, with a five-speed manual shift or an automatic transmission. All versions were received a designed front bumper and air dam.
1997 Honda Del Sol
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The 1997 Honda Civic is an entry-level vehicle that offers a solidly performing vehicle for a very low price tag.
1996 Honda Del Sol
The 1996 Honda Del Sol, also called the Honda Civic CRX Del or the Honda Civic Del Sol, serves as a two-seat, targa-top car manufactured by Honda.
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Production of the Honda Del Sol began in 1993 and ended in 1997.


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Off-Road Variant for 2015 Chevy Tahoe and GMC Yukon SUVs?Posted in News on September 24, 2013
The body-on-frame construction of the Chevy Tahoe and Suburban and GMC Yukon and Yukon XL perceivably set them as the preferable rugged off-road choice over the popular unibody crossovers. There is something alluring about a big off-road SUV; perhaps its spacious ability to haul the whole family and gear could be part of it. Perhaps the fact that these SUVs can hold their own against specialized, trailered off-road toys also plays a part. Regardless, General Motors is paying attention to the fact that owners see fullsize SUVs as off-road capable.
Could an off-road variation more aggressive than the Z71 off-road suspension package be in store for the redesigned 2015 Chevy Tahoe and GMC Yukon? The current Z71 package includes goodies like a skid plate package, 18" aluminum wheels, tubular assist steps, a high capacity air cleaner, and specially-tuned springs and gas-charged monotube shocks. Automotive News reports that Jeff Luke, chief engineer for GM trucks, foresees an aggressive off-road package in the future: "We are looking at, for this generation, a more off-road variant." While we are not sure what this means exactly, Luke foreshadows more enhancements, upgrades, and technologies for this generation of SUVs, applicable also to the powertrain area. Is there an eight-speed transmission looming in the future?
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This is the first module in the Solar Dynamic Observatory (SDO) Project Suite curriculum. Activities are self-directed by students or student teams using online videos and data from the SDO satellite to explore, research and build knowledge about... (View More) features of the Sun. Students build vocabulary, apply or demonstrate learning through real world connections, and creating resources to use in their investigations. Each activity comes with both a teacher and student guide with sequential instructions and embedded links to the needed videos and internet resources. Activity 1A: Structure of the Earth's Star takes students through the features and function of the Sun's structures using online videos, completing a "Sun Primer" data sheet using information from the videos, and creating a 3D origami model of the Sun. Students use a KWL chart to track what they have learned. Activity 1B: Observing the Sun has students capture real solar images from SDO data to find and record sunspots and track their movement across the surface of the Sun. Activity 1C has students create a pin-hole camera to use in calculating the actual diameter of the Sun, and then calculate scales to create a Earth-Sun scale model. Students reflect on their learning and results at the end of the module. An internet connection and access to computers are needed to complete this module. See related and supplementary resources for link to full curriculum. The appendix includes an alignment to the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS). (View Less)
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This is an activity about the Moon's formation, changes over time, gravitational connection to Earth, or influence on our culture and urban legends. Learners share their learning by creating zines: small, self-published magazines inexpensively... (View More) duplicated on standard letter paper and folded into eight-page booklets. This is the concluding activity of Explore! Marvel Moon, a series of activities developed specifically for use in libraries. (View Less)
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Sierra Storm from Panum Crater
A spring storm spill over the mountains to the west of Mono Lake, off Highway 395, in the eastern Sierra Nevada Mountain range.
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sunset June 2015
Windy Day on Mono Lake 6567
Wind kicks up the waves and brings in storm clouds over Mono Lake. ref: 6587
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Mono Lake Sunset October 2014
Mono Lake often has beautiful sunsets and the lake reflects the brilliant colors of the sky. ref: 6194
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June 2015
Sand Tufa, Mono Lake
Some of the sand tufa formation at Navy Beach, Mono Lake. ref: 0410
The Monster
A May storm approaches Mono Lake from the Sierras bringing a downpour of rain just north of the lake. ref: 0620
Mono at Sunset in the Fall
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Sand Tufas Detail
These beautiful and intricate formations are the products of centuries of wind erosion
Gulls at Mono Lake
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October Sunset on Mono Lake
The sun sets on a relatively calm Mono Lake, October 2014
Sunset and Storm over Mono Lake
The approaching storm is photographed from the South Tufas, spring 2015
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Another amazing sunset over Mono Lake, eastern Sierra Mountains, California
Sunset Storm over Mono Lake
A late spring storm approaches Mono Lake, eastern Sierra Nevada foothills near Lee Vining, California
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A brilliant sunset from the South Tufas, Mono Lake, Lee Vining California
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Mono Lake, California, eastern Sierra Nevada Mountains
Delicate Sand Tufas
On a cloudy day at Mono Lake, the sand tufas look eerie and beautiful
Mono Lake from Black Butte
A storm covers Mono Lake, spring 2015
Mill Creek Tributary to Mono Lake
Cited from Indiana University Geological Sciences:
The Mono Basin is studied widely by geologists for its volcanic history, and within the basin lies Mono Lake, an equally intriguing point of study for scientists, environmentalists, and researchers worldwide. This paper summarizes and explains the primary issues and points of intrigue surrounding the Mono Basin. From recent volcanism to even more recent political debate, the Mono Basin contains the youngest volcanoes in the United States as well as a threatened ecological system at Mono Lake, where tens of thousands of birds make their nests. The last three years of low rainfall, now categorized as a drought, have put an already fragile ecosystem in more danger. In analyzing the geology and ecology of the basin, this paper seeks to understand the extent of the impact that both anthropogenic and natural forces have had on the Mono Basin. For the past several years, snowfall in the Sierras has been well below average, leaving less and less runoff in Mono Lake's tributaries. The past three years have been the third driest in California history, just behind the droughts of 1928-31 and 1974-1977 (Mono Lake Newsletter Summer, 2014). The graph below shows Mono Lake's runoff as a percentage of the average and the impact that it has had on the lake level.
Sand Tufa, Navy Beach
Some of the interesting sand tufa at Navy Beach. This area is home to amazing sand tufa formations which are unique and delicate structures.
Sand Tufas at Sunset
The beautiful wind-sculptured sand tufas are enhanced by the light of sunset, spring 2015
Black Point Fissures, Mono Lake
The Black Point Fissures area is rarely visited as there is no actual trail to the top of Black Point. The views of the lake are amazing, along with the interesting, yet small, slot canyons. Cited from America Southwest: Besides the fissures, the top of Black Point is also worth visiting for the grand views of Mono Lake, Mono Valley and the Sierra Nevada to the west, and the trailhead makes a good, if lonely, place for primitive camping (free of charge). Mono Lake is a quarter of a mile away and there are a few small tufa formations near the water's edge, though they are not so large and intricate as the more well known deposits along the west and south shoreline. Black Point was formed by an underwater eruption, in times when Mono Lake covered a much greater area than now, and the fissures were created by the consequent rapid cooling of the ejected material.
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When the Ravens signed Corey Graham to a two-year, $4.204 million contract two years ago that included a $1.2 million signing bonus, they promised him a shot at a role beyond special teams.
Two years later, the former Chicago Bears Pro Bowl special-teams ace has emerged as a valuable nickel back and spot starter whom the Ravens would like to retain as an unrestricted free agent.
Whether Graham fits into the Ravens' budget remains to be seen, but they're happy with his performance after he led the defense with four interceptions this season.
In two seasons in Baltimore, Graham, 28, has recorded six interceptions, 134 tackles, 20 pass deflections and two forced fumbles.
"The cornerback position is a big strength for us," Ravens coach John Harbaugh said. "That's something that we really like to hold together. If we could keep Corey in the fold, and [general manager] Ozzie [Newsome] feels the same way, we're going to do everything we can to do it. If we can't, we can't, because he's played so well that maybe it will be one of these deals where … We wanted to keep Paul [Kruger] here, we wanted to keep [Dannell] Ellerbe here.
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Graham, who intercepted Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning twice in an AFC divisional-round victory last season, expressed a preference to remain with the Ravens.
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MOGADISHU, Somalia – Somali officials say pirates have hijacked a ship off the coast of the Horn of Africa nation.
One official in the semiautonomous state of Puntland says the incident occurred on Monday. The official says over two dozen men boarded the merchant ship off Somalia's northern coast.
Another official in Puntland says the ship is a Sri Lankan-flagged freighter and is now being moved toward the coast.
Both officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak to the press.
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (April 29, 2010) - The ETSU baseball team is set to host Stetson in the final Atlantic Sun home series starting Friday at 7 p.m. at Cardinal Park. The two teams will close out the series Saturday with a doubleheader slated for 1 p.m.
The Bucs (23-18, 11-7 A-Sun) are coming off of a thrilling walk-off win in 13 innings over Tennessee Tech Wednesday night. ETSU will look to improve its 7-2 mark in weekend series including a 4-2 record in A-Sun series. Junior Paul Hoilman (Johnson City, Tenn.) will have a chance to set the all-time career RBI mark against the Hatters after tying the school record with his 175th career RBI against the Golden Eagles.
ETSU is 4-10 all-time against Stetson, but the Buccaneers have had some success against SU at home sweeping them in 2006. The last time out, the Bucs defeated the Hatters 4-2 eliminating Stetson from the A-Sun Tournament.
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2010-11: Recorded her second career double-double with game highs of 17 points and 11 rebounds in the Pioneers opening night win over Saint Peters...Picked up her first Choice Hotels/Northeast Conference player of the week award on November 15...Set a career high with nine free throw attempts in the Pioneer win over Auburn...Hit a pair of game winning free throws with four seconds remaining in regulation to secure a 70-69 victory on the road against Yale, finished the game a perfect six-for-six from the charity stripe...One of five Pioneers to score 11 points in a 70-52 victory over Wagner....Recorded a season high six assists as the Pioneers routed the Knights 65-39 on the road...Posted 11 second half points on the road against Wagner...Tied a season high with 17 points in Sacred Heart's 55-46 road victory over Mount St. Mary's...Put up her third double-double of her sophomore season with 11 points and ten rebounds at home against Robert Morris...Scored double-digits in seven-of-nine games spanning January 17 to February 14...Tallied 20 points for the first time on the year in a 66-54 win over Quinnipiac during NEC rivalry week.
2009-10: Northeast Conference All-Rookie team selection...Six points in 28 minutes of action off the bench in her collegiate debut at Columbia...Made her first career start agaisnt Villanova...Scored a season-high 24 points with seven assists, five rebounds and three steals in a win over Harvard...First career double double with 10 points and 11 rebounds at Stony Brook...Held scoreless for the first time as a Pioneer with six turnovers at Saint Peter's...Tied her season-high with 24 points in 39 minutes at Binghamton...Played a season-high 40 minutes with 16 points against Yale...Tied her season-high with six-of-six at the free throw line on the way to 17 points against Bryant...Third 20-point game of the season, hitting seven-of-12 from the field for 20 points with seven assists at Wagner...Hit eight-of-14 ont he way to a game-high 18 points in win over Quinnipiac...Tied her season-high playing 40 minutes against Long Island.
Prior to SHU: Graduated from Cazenovia High School...Earned a varsity letter in basketball, cross country, lacrosse and golf...A team captain for head coach Steve Miles...Helped lead her team to the 2007-08 and 2008-09 Section III Class B1 and Class B Liberty Championships...Named the 2008-09 Central New York and OHSL Liberty League Player of the Year...Named All-OHSL Liberty League as a senior...Named her team's MVP and earned the Tournament MVP award at the Fabius Pompey and Zebra Classic events...Earned second team All-Central New York and third team All-New York State player as a junior...An All-OHSL League player as a sophomore and freshman...Also an all-league cross country runner....Recipient of the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Officers Association Distinguished Athlete Award and the Steve Suhey Senior Athlete Award...A member of the National Honor Society and the recipient of the Wells College 21st Century Leadership Award and named in Who's Who Among High School Students
Personal: Kiley Jordan Evans Born: 1/20/91. Parent's: Mark and Terri Evans. Sibling: Caitlin Evans. Major: Undecided. Favorite Teams: Boston Celtics and New York Giants. Favorite Professional Athletes: Dywane Wade and Kevin Garnett. Favorite Book: The Five People You Meet in Heaven. Favorite Movies: Remember the Titans and Cars. Favorite TV Shows: The Bachelor and Wipeout. Favorite Musical Artists: Train, Matchbox Twenty, Bob Dylan, Tom Petty and Dave Matthews. Favorite Food: Apple Pie and Naked Smoothies. Hobbies: Hiking, Skiing, Listening to Music, Running, Swimming and Writing. If she could have diner with anyone, living or deceased, it would be Walt Disney because of his creativity and imagination.


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Third Grade Boy Sinks Amazing Half Court Shot
From the first time a kid picks up a basketball, he imagines hitting a half-court shot as the clock runs out. Austin Worthen, a third grader from Oklahoma, has fulfilled that dream before his tenth birthday.
The bank is open!
OK, it's true that he hit the shot before the halftime buzzer. And his team was already ahead 18 to 4, so it wasn't like they desperately needed the points. But just his being able to throw the ball that far is pretty darn impressive for someone his size. The kid who took the shot previous to Austin's hurl could barely get the ball up to net level.
And even if it wasn't a traditional buzzer beater, Austin did get the traditional buzzer beater celebration. Well deserved, we say. Keep gunning, Austin.


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Current Law Students / Re: Adderall-Law school finals/studying« on: August 25, 2006, 05:28:45 PM »
Exactly! Cocaine is extremely habit-forming. It is potentially dangerous when indulged in to excess. If rats or monkeys are hooked up to an intravenous source of heroin, they will happily self-administer the drug indefinitely; but they still find time to sleep and eat.
If rats or monkeys can freely self-administer cocaine, however, they will do virtually nothing else. Captive animals continue to press their drug-delivery lever for as long as they are physically capable of doing so. Their fate is similar to an intracranially self-stimulating laboratory rodent. Within weeks, if not days, they will lose a substantial portion of their body weight - up to 40%. Within a month, they will be dead.
Cocaine and amphetamines concentrate in the central link of the reward circuit (the ventral tegmental area and the nucleus accumbens). These areas contain especially high concentrations of dopaminergic synapses, which are the preferred target of these drugs.
Cocaine's effects on other structures such as the caudate nucleus may explain certain secondary effects of this drug, such as increased stereotyped behaviours (nail biting, scratching, etc.)


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Vista Monthly Calendar
Ballroom Dance Class - Cha Cha Cha
- Date: 01/31/2018 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
- Location: Gloria McClellan Center Azalea Room
1400 Vale Terrace Drive
Vista, California 92084
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Center to hold Ballroom Dance "Cha-Cha-Cha"
The Gloria McClellan Center will hold a Ballroom Dance Class featuring the Cha-Cha-Cha Wednesdays, Jan. 10 - 31 from 7–8 p.m. at 1400 Vale Terrace Drive in Vista. Cost is $35/4 classes for Vista residents or $42 for non-residents. Pre-registration is required. Register online at www.gmacvista.com or call 760-643-5281.


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In the first ballots counted in the race for the next mayor of Los Angeles, City Controller Wendy Greuel held a slight lead over City Councilman Eric Garcetti. With 7.5% reporting, Greuel led Garcetti 51% to 49%.
But with the vast majority of the ballots still to be counted, the race is very much still up for grabs.
The candidates ended more than two years of campaigning Tuesday by criss-crossing the city, battling for votes in the race to replace outgoing Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa in a city that has traditionally had very low voter turnout.


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CBD Oil Spray with Garcinia HCA 60%
People everywhere understand the importance of maintaining a healthy weight. Men and women are using a variety of pills and supplements to help them lose weight; however, many of these products do not work. If you are looking for a weight loss product that works, look no further than Hemp Genix CBD with Garcinia Cambogia.
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Garcinia Cambogia is a weight loss supplement made from the tropical fruit Malabar tamarind. This product blocks your body's ability to produce fat and decreases your appetite. In addition to this, Garcinia Cambogia may help keep your cholesterol levels and blood sugar levels in check. You will find Garcinia Cambogia supplements in almost every store; however, these often contain other ingredients, which may cause side effects.
How Does It Work?
The active ingredient in the Malabar tamarind's rind is hydroxy citric acid (HCA). HCA has been shown to boost the body's fat burning ability and reduce appetite. HCA blocks citrate lyase, which is an enzyme used by the body to make fat. Additionally, HCA raises serotonin levels, which keeps you from feeling hungry.
Benefits of Hemp Genix CBD Oil Spray with Garcinia HCA
The main ingredient in this CBD Oil Spray is Garcinia Cambogia. The Malabar tamarind is a fruit that grows in Indonesia and India. The tamarind is about the size of an apple and looks similar to a small pumpkin. Garcinia Cambogia is often used in recipes to enhance the flavor of a dish.
How CBD Oil Spray Can Help You Lose Weight
The endocannabinoid system, abbreviated as ECS, is a group of specialized fatty acid signaling compounds, their receptors and the enzymes that produce and break down fatty acids. This system acts on similar immune cell and brain receptors known as CB1 and CB2, using the active compounds found in cannabis, including CBD and THC.
CBD Oil Spray For Weight Loss
CBD, a nonpsychoactive substance, provides anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, antipsychotic, antitumor, anxiolytic and antiemetic properties. CBD is a natural product that offers many benefits. If this substance could only help you lose weight…
Korean researchers published a recent study in the molecular and Cellular Biochemistry scientific journal on the effects of CBD on pre-adipose (immature fat cells) and how it can affect weight loss. The study found the following information.
- CBD stimulates proteins and genes to help the body oxidize and break down fat.
- CBD increases the activity of the mitochondria to help increase metabolism (the body's ability to burn calories).
- CBD decreases the proteins used for lipogenesis, which is the process of generating fat cells.
These results show that CBD induces fat browning by converting white adipose tissue that the body stores for energy to beige colored adipose tissue that the body burns for energy. Previous studies have shown that increasing beige colored adipose improves glucose tolerance, which protects against a number of blood lipid abnormalities and diabetes.
In addition to using Garcinia Cambogia oral spray with CBD, there are many ways to increase the beige colored adipose and decrease white adipose. Try exercising in cold weather. For an increased effect, supplement your cold exercise program with Hemp Genix CBD with Garcinia Cambogia. Aerobic exercise will help you burn fat, while strength training exercises will increase muscle which increases metabolism. Combining both of these types of exercises will maximize your weight loss efforts, decrease abdominal fat and improve your overall health.
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There Is No Caffeine in Garcinia Cambogia
Very few people are aware of the facts about Garcinia Cambogia, its identity, its contents, and its origins. It is actually a fruit that grows naturally in parts of Southeast Asia. It is a green fruit that has a resemblance to a small pumpkin. There is a misconception that packaged Garcinia Cambogia contains caffeine, and this is far from the truth.
Garcinia Cambogia Has No Caffeine
Products that have Garcinia Cambogia as an ingredient may also be blended with many other ingredients and caffeine can well be one of them. However, any product that is a hundred percent pure Garcinia Cambogia will not contain any caffeine or any other toxic products. When you are buying this product be aware of all the ingredients that it has if it is not guaranteed as hundred percent Garcinia Cambogia.
This fruit, Garcinia Cambogia, can add nutritional value to the human body when it sees use as a health supplement. It is well known that large quantities of caffeine can be harmful to the body. Caffeine is more used as a stimulant and that is why it does not add much nutritional value to the body. The stimulation caused by caffeine can add to anxiety, increase hypertension and can even lead to fatalities.
Hydroxycitric Acid, or HCA, is a type of citric acid that occurs naturally in Garcinia Cambogia. This HCA is found in the rind of the fruit Garcinia Cambogia and can lead to the production of a weight loss supplement that is very effective. It is safe for human consumption and has no side effects, unlike those produced by caffeine. Caffeine can stimulate the brain and cause anxiety, while HCA stimulates serotonin production in the brain. When levels of serotonin in the brain are at increased levels that can help in the relief of stress and induce natural relaxation.
The body's cortisol levels are also reduced by Hydroxycitric Acid. Cortisol is a stress hormone that can act to break down bodily functions. High Cortisol levels can affect the digestive system and slow down the metabolic rate. This slowing of the metabolism can cause a person to gain weight. Cortisol can act as a mood dampener which can then lead to depression.
HCA present in Garcinia Cambogia slows down the production of those enzymes that help to convert carbohydrates to fats. The appetite gets suppressed and this leads to lesser consumption of calories. Dr. Oz. calls Garcinia Cambogia a weight loss supplement that has miraculous results. Caffeine, on the other hand, when consumed as part of any weight loss diet plan can cause a lot of harm. While it does lead to suppression of hunger, it dehydrates the body artificially. This dehydration can be unhealthy and also lead to loss of essential nutrients that are needed by the body for good health.
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People who have high blood pressure or other complications of the heart are never recommended caffeine by doctors. The stimulation that caffeine provides can lead to an increase in heart beats and this, in turn, can increase blood pressure and lead to heart failure. That is the reason, it is better to take in Garcinia Cambogia supplements that do not have caffeine, as then you can lower the blood pressure and boost your immunity.
Garcinia Cambogia contains products that are natural and this leads to reactions in the body that are just as natural. You can use Garcinia Cambogia supplements for long periods of time as they can have no effects on the body. At the same time, if these supplements contain chemicals that are not natural, they can have an effect on mental and bodily functions and affect key organs like the heart.
Garcinia Cambogia and Weight Loss
The use of Garcinia Cambogia can never cause restlessness and sleepless night and this is a major advantage. Caffeine on the other hand often leads to insomnia. That is the reason caffeine is not suitable for use in any diet plan that requires you to have a normal routine of work and rest.
People who lead stressful lives in today's world often turn into addicts. Caffeine is addictive and has therefore been classified as a drug. That is why it can be harmful to use supplements that contain caffeine as this can increase dependency and lead to addiction. When you withdraw from using products that contain caffeine, you are likely to feel nauseous, have headaches and vomiting and also get diarrhea. When you take supplements that contain Garcinia Cambogia you must do so from your own free will.
When you are looking for diet pills, it is always better to choose supplements that are natural. There are some people who are not affected by supplements that are chemically engineered, but even they will find this advice useful. Pregnancy is one condition, where any pills that contain caffeine need to be completely avoided.
Caffeine consumption during pregnancy can lead to underweight babies and increase the chances of a miscarriage. Natural medicines are always safer to use as they are healthy and do not have any elements in them that can cause harm to the body. The role of HCA in the body is commendable.
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Losing Weight With Dr Oz Garnicia Cambogia
Dr Oz is known for recommending different weight loss products, including fat burning supplements. You have probably heard about Garcinia Cambogia, one of the leading products on the weight loss supplement market. What makes this supplement so efficient and why should you use it to lose weight?
What Is Garnicia Cambogia?
Garcinia Cambogia is a small fruit that grows in parts of Africa and Southeast Asia. Weight loss supplements that contain Garcinia Cambogia actually contain an extract that is taken from the rind of the fruit. This fruit has many beneficial properties and has been used for centuries in traditional dishes and as a natural remedy.
How Can Garcinia Cambogia Help You Lose Weight?
This fruit can help you lose weight by boosting your metabolism. Garcinia Cambogia supplements contain a more concentrated version of the substance that speeds up your metabolism which is why using a weight loss supplement will lead to better results than simply adding this fruit to your diet, besides the fact that finding this fruit is not easy in most Western countries.
Why Did Dr Oz Recommend Garcinia Cambogia For Weight Loss?
Dr Oz is a medical expert who has recommended a number of products over the years. Garcinia Cambogia supplements are a great weight loss product because they transform your metabolism and allow you to burn more calories as well as the fat stored in your body. Even though there are a lot of weight loss supplements on the market, you will get better results with a product that contains Garcinia Cambogia since this is one of the most efficient fat burning ingredients.
Are There Any Side Effects?
This ingredient is extracted from a fruit and does not cause any harmful side effects. In fact, taking a supplement that contains Garcinia Cambogia will contribute to boosting your mood and your energy levels. However, some supplements contain other fat burning ingredients that might cause side effects. You should research the product you would like to use and find out more about its ingredients. Watch out for supplements that contain caffeine and other similar ingredients since they can cause you to become jittery even though they contribute to increasing your energy levels and make working out easier.
Should You Use Garcinia Cambogia To Lose Weight?
Using a weight loss supplement is an option you should consider if losing weight has been difficult. Your metabolism naturally slows down with age or if you adopt an inactive lifestyle. This makes losing weight difficult since your body naturally stores calories even if you choose the right foods. You can speed up your metabolism by completely transforming your lifestyle and by working out regularly but this can take months. Staying motivated is difficult when you do all the right things and have to wait for months before you start seeing a difference.
How Should You Use Garcinia Cambogia To Get In Shape?
You will get better results if you combine a quality fat burning supplement that contains this ingredient with a healthy diet and a workout regimen adapted to your needs. You don't have to follow a crash diet, eat less than you should or completely eliminate fats and carbs. The key is to eat the portions you need and to adopt a diet that is well-balanced and adapted to your needs. There is no need to workout everyday of the week or to exercise too intensely. You can get great results by exercising every other day and by simply practicing an activity you love.
How Can You Choose The Right Supplement?
Garcinia Cambogia is a popular ingredient used in many supplements. You should consider using the product that was recommended by Dr Oz or do some research to find another quality supplement. Look for a manufacturer that lists all the ingredients used in their products as well as the quantities used. Stay away from supplements that use fillers with no proven effects or that use very small quantities of Garcinia Cambogia and other active ingredients. Look for a supplement adapted to your needs. You could for instance benefit from using a product that combines Garcinia Cambogia with an apetite suppressant if you need help with reducing your portions and avoiding snacks.
Garcinia Cambogia weight loss supplements have become a very popular way to get in shape because this ingredient is extremely efficient. You will get better results if you look for a high quality supplement and combine it with the right diet and exercise regimen. You should consider meeting with a nutritionist if you need help with making some changes to your diet and talk to your doctor if you are not sure how you should exercise. You will see results quickly with the right weight loss supplement and will stay in shape once you reach your target weight!


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Thunderbolt > Displayport
Thunderbolt isn't essentailly just Displayport. What Thunderbolt has is a backward compatibility mode where chips will drop back to Displayport mode if the only thing they see is a display. What Thunderbolt is, is encapsulated PCIe. In a sentence, you take all the good ideas from Firewire: hot plug, dynamic reconfiguration, peer to peer communication, isocronous transport, and use it to wrap around a PCIe lane or two as payload. Pretty much exactly the best of all worlds.
This means some pretty interesting things can happen. One of the neat tricks is that Thunderbolt is not difficult to port a peripheral to. A PCIe lane pops out at each end, and all the work done on previous device drivers should be trivially ported. Amongst other things it neatly subsumes the role that Express slot had. But better.


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If he builds it, they may not come
Let me be clear, I have no problem with the development proposed at 8200 Germantown Ave. I have a concern with the developer, and so should you.
Let me be clearer, I have no personal issues with Mr. Snowden. My last business with him (sale of the community association's building) was quite satisfactory and profitable for the association. To be crystal clear, I have reasonable concerns regarding his ability to get it built and leased.
Mr. Snowden, as with any developer, wants to push the limits of allowable space and often requires bending or changing the zoning. That is part of the game and often required to create a financially viable project. This developer however appears immune to the traditional need to have a track record of actually leasing the spaces he develops.
Chestnut Hill needs an influx of new retail opportunities. It has no need of additional vacancies. Mr. Snowden has often stated he is waiting for the right tenants; we who live here and try to shop here want options, not necessarily perfection. Mr. Snowden apparently wants antique and tea shops, I'd rather see jeans and T-shirts, but I'll take whatever over nothing.
I fear the committees will be focused on architectural scale and near neighbors' concern. Those concerns are impossible to satisfy based upon recent applications.
The committees should avoid their normal approach of scale, massing and aesthetics. Been there, did that. We don't have a five story building in Chestnut Hill now, but we should worry if it will ever be occupied rather than if it should be built. "If you build it, they will come." Mr. Snowden does build it, often delayed, but where are the tenants?
I suggest the CHCA say, "Lease what you have, before you ask for more".
Or "Show me the money (leases)."
Ed Budnick
Chestnut Hill
Fresh Market will not help the Hill
I remember reading a while ago that Chestnut Hill had hired a planner whose vision seemed to be to turn Chestnut Hill into a high-priced strip mall. I was appalled at the time, but never got around to writing a letter.
Never mind that larger chain stores ate away at Chestnut Hill's charm and deserted the area as soon as the going got rough. Rather than support smaller, unique shopping opportunities such as Weaver Way Co-op, the Farmers Markets, Top of the Hill Market, the Cheese Shop, etc, and the unique diverse facades that make walking around Chestnut Hill so much fun, the CHCA now seems to think that a fancy chain grocery store and new town houses are just what we need. Such a store will needlessly compete with smaller food businesses, but it is unlikely to bring new customers into Chestnut Hill.
For most families, a trip to the supermarket is a single destination affair; you want to get home before the kids or the ice cream melt down, the vegetables wilt, or you crash from a long day at the office.
Yes, The Fresh Market will benefit another larger corporation, but it sure won't benefit Chestnut Hill as a community – a destination with historical architecture, stores that are slightly unusual and the smaller business that have shown a commitment to out community. What a shame.
Betsey Berger
Very funny article about sad situation
I read with fascination Sabina Clarke's piece on Morris Wolff's continuing fight on behalf of a hero, Raoul Wallenberg. In this age of few heroes, these two names exemplify what that means. I would venture to say that most Americans never heard of Raoul Wallenberg, a man of great courage and compassion who ultimately gave his life to save close to 100,000 Jews.
And that's a sad thought. It would be wonderful if our State Department could resolve this issue of whether or not Mr. Wallenberg is still alive and if a memorial to him could be established in a prominent place. I will pray.
Maria Duca
What a wonderful community we live in
While gathering up toys at yard sales in anticipation of my grandaughters' visit, I bought a teddy bear with lots of clothes – one for every season. The purple hat for Easter was missing. The lady holding the yard sale took my address and promised to deliver it, if she found it. There it was on my doorstep, today!
Only in Chestnut Hill! Thank you again, dear neighbor.
Kathy Winter
Chestnut Hill


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