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text: Sijun Forums :: View topic - Illustrator needed for book Log in to check your private messages Sijun Forums Forum Index >> Digital Art Discussion View previous topic :: View next topic Author Topic : "Illustrator needed for book" AnthonymemberMember #Joined: 13 Apr 2000Posts: 1577Location: Winter Park, FLA Posted: Tue Oct 17, 2017 12:31 pm Asking this for a friend. I don't have time to do it, and frankly there are much better illustrators than me here on the forum. It's a children's book, although they seem to like slightly more detailed/precise art than, say, Boynton or somebody. It's not a huge budget, but decent if you can churn out the work. I think it's about 30 illustrations total. Here's their ad text: We are looking for an illustrator for Tales of Ethiopia: Children's Stories of Faith & Love. Contact Carol Young on Facebook or at talesofethiopia.com or at email@example.com See the ad here on our Facebook page https://talesofethiopia.com/_________________-Anthony Carpe Carpem http://www.anthonyfransella.com Back to top Display posts from previous: All Posts1 Day7 Days2 Weeks1 Month3 Months6 Months1 Year Oldest FirstNewest First Sijun Forums Forum Index -> Digital Art Discussion All times are GMT - 8 Hours Page 1 of 1 Jump to: Select a forum Digital Art----------------Digital Art DiscussionWork in ProgressGallery/Finished Work Miscellaneous----------------Random MusingsArchive : Sep99 - Dec00 You cannot post new topics in this forumYou cannot reply to topics in this forumYou cannot edit your posts in this forumYou cannot delete your posts in this forumYou cannot vote in polls in this forum Powered by phpBB © 2005 phpBB Group

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Tuesday, July 3, 2012
Bald Eagle Snack Food Mosaic - The Eagle and the Great Seal of the United States
If you'd like to try making one for the upcoming holiday, here are the four types of crackers/pretzels we used in our creation:
White Cheddar Cheez-It Crackers
Snyder's of Hanover Cheddar Cheese Sandwiches Pretzels
Pepperidge Farm Goldfish Crackers
Generic brand pretzel sticks
Since 1782 the bald eagle has been a national symbol of the United States. On the front of the Great Seal, the eagle is shown clutching an olive branch in the right talon and a bundle of thirteen arrows in the left talon. This unique design represents the power of peace and war.
Charles Thomson's design in 1782.
The eagle, "on the wing and rising," is a symbol of freedom and liberty. The number "13" appears to be a theme throughout the seal, the number representing the thirteen colonies that declared independence from the British Empire and later becoming the first states in the United States of America. Here's one surprising fact -- Did you know that there are thirteen letters in the motto, "E pluribus unum," which means Out of Many, One? [View this website for further information: Symbols of U.S. Government: The Great Seal of the United States]
Obverse Side of the Great Seal - "The most prominent feature is the American bald eagle supporting the shield, or escutcheon, which is composed of 13 red and white stripes, representing the original States, and a blue top which unites the shield and represents Congress. The motto, E Pluribus Unum (Out of many, one), alludes to this union. The olive branch and 13 arrows denote the power of peace and war, which is exclusively vested in Congress. The constellation of stars denotes a new State taking its place and rank among other sovereign powers." -- The Great Seal of the United States, United States Department of State, Publication No. 10411, 1996
I found an image for the kids to color that shows the front of the Great Seal on page 7 in the Symbols of the U.S. Government pdf booklet.
Relating to eagles and the U.S., one famous bald eagle in American history is Old Abe, the mascot of the 8th Regiment of Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry during the Civil War. The mighty eagle accompanied the regiment during various battles from 1861-1864 and was later kept at the Wisconsin State Capitol until his death in 1881.
Related Links:
NIE - Symbols of Patriotism
Enchanted Learning - The Great Seal of the U.S.A.
Eagle/Great Seal Lesson Plan - "Homeschool" is Not a Typo
National Symbols: The Great Seal
Have a safe and happy 4th of July!
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Friday, July 18th, 2014
I have just emerged from a week of the most debilitating lurgy, winter is buffeting us with gusto, and I am supposed to be opening my studio in a week's time! Aagh! We will get there, and the big compensation for the weather at this time of the year is that the garden looks beautiful – so long as you don't look too closely at the weeds.
The SALA program has featured my picture this year, so it's easy to spot me under City of Onkaparinga, but unfortunately the paper catalogue got the date of the opening wrong – I'm opening on July 25, 4 – 7 pm, but it's put July 27 – although the website's got it right. Too bad, I'll just lay on the wine and nibbles on both dates. I'm supposed to be open Friday – Sunday 10am – 4pm every weekend from July 25 to August 24, but do call me to let me know you're coming, just in case I have to duck out for supplies or emergencies. I have work on show at Mrs. Harris and at Bittondi in August as well, so I may be called on to gallery sit on one or more occasions – watch this blog and I'll tell you when this is likely to happen.
New for this year's SALA are some monotypes that Bittondi's Inked2 inspired me to work on. I love teaching this form of printmaking, as it's a great way of developing – and indeed, discovering – new ideas.
This is the ghost print – the second pull, after I pushed the ink around on a sheet of glass for about an hour and a half and then took a first pull that was much darker and moodier. I felt the first one needed to be less blue and more defined, so I scanned it, printed it out on a smaller scale on watercolour paper, then hand tinted it with black gouache. This is the result:
I like both images – and I'd never have arrived at either of them if I'd started working on paper rather than glass.
'Inked2' is still on at Urban Cow until August 2, so I can't bring my prints back in time for the studio opening, but they'll be on display the following weekend. I recommend you go and see the Urban Cow show before it finishes, as it's a superb display of different printmaking techniques by 14 Bittondi members, on the theme of Exploration – which for me, is what monotypes are all about.


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I watched and will now rank 27 independent films that came out this year. I don't expect to match this number until retirement absent a radical career change.
What's an "independent film"? Defining the term is difficult. Wikipedia defines it as "a professional film production resulting in a feature film that is produced mostly or completely outside of the major film studio system [or] [by the indie] subsidiaries of major film studios [e.g. Fox Searchlight]."* That definition is good enough for me and I adopt it here.
*But why does it matter that a film is "independent"? There seem to be two prime reasons: (1) independence from major film studios — and, consequently, independence from the desires of the median viewer in the demographic the studio wants to attract — permits production of a broader range of content and (2) independent films generally have significantly lower budgets and accordingly have to make tough choices that major studio filmmakers don't face. And a third reason for ranking purposes: outside of Los Angeles and New York City, most independent films play in different venues — independent theaters and arthouses — than major studio films and only a subset of filmgoers frequent these venues with any regularity. There surely is a bigger debate to be had on whether these reasons hold water and whether there's a better way to define an independent film —- perhaps solely according to budget —- but I'll save that for another day.
I missed a few of this year's highly-acclaimed indie films (e.g. Blackfish, Wadjda, All is Lost) and I left off this list any film I saw that satisfied the above definition but received a lot of play in standard theaters (e.g. Twelve Years a Slave).


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Mayor Rahm Emanuel announced Tuesday that Chicago will be a pilot city for the national EveryoneOn campaign.
The program provides low-cost Internet access and training to residents in neighborhoods where the median annual income is $35,000 or less.
Emanuel says digital skills are vital in today's workforce. He says access to digital literacy training and affordable high-speed Internet service is a "game changer" for kids and adults.
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YouTube might soon invest some cash in Vevo, according to a new report.
Google's video site may be investing $50 million in Vevo, a joint-venture music-video site established by Universal Music and Sony Music Entertainment for music videos, according to a Bloomberg report today, citing people who claim to have knowledge of the negotiations. In return for the $50 million, YouTube would acquire less than 10 percent of the company, indicating Vevo might be valued at over $500 million.
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Rather like the kazoo, the Stylophone is what you might term a "musical" "instrument." The farty-bontempi sound was a feature of school playgrounds up and down the land—and even David Bowie used one on Space Oddity. And then, suddenly, rather like white dog poo, and "I choked Linda Lovelace" T-shirts, the Stylophone disappeared from view. Until now.
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RIVERSIDE, Conn. -- From authors to musicians to yachtsmen, the Greenwich neighborhood of Riverside has provided relaxation and privacy to residents since the early days of American history.
Just thirty miles from Manhattan, Riverside has long been a Greenwich jewel thanks to its accessibility and coastal charm. Bordered to the west by the Mianus River and to the south and east by Long Island Sound, Riverside boasts a remarkable maritime history. However, during the 1920s and 30s, the neighborhood also became known as a regional hub for the arts, music and literature.
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The public is invited to an open house Wednesday August 24 on reconstruction of the South Street bridge over Antelope Creek from 37th and 38th streets. The meeting is from 4:30 to 6 p.m. at the Jim Ager Golf Course Club House, 3761 Normal Blvd., and is sponsored by the Joint Antelope Valley Authority (JAVA). This is the last major project to be bid as part of the Antelope Valley Project.
The project includes replacement of the existing South Street bridge over Antelope Creek, channel stabilization, water main relocation and sanitary sewer construction. The sanitary sewer construction will occur in the golf course area, but the course will remain open for normal play because the sanitary sewer will be micro-tunneled underground.
The 38th Street bridge over Antelope Creek just south of South Street will be removed and a turnaround "hammerhead" will be constructed south of Antelope Creek as part of this project.
Construction is scheduled to begin in early September 2011. Substantial completion of the entire project is scheduled for early summer 2012 with final completion in late 2012.
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The meeting room is accessible for persons with disabilities. Those requiring additional special accommodations are asked to call Kris Humphrey at 402-441-7711.
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The 46,000-sf Natural Sciences Building, Scottsdale (Ariz.) Community College, one of the Maricopa Community Colleges. Building Team: richrd+bauer (architect); Energy Systems Design (MEP); Paragon Design (SE); PK Kland Consulting Civil Engineers (CE); Research Facilities Design (lab planner); CF Shuler (landscape architect); Barton Malow Co. (CM at risk).
We've got a great March issue in the works ... here's a preview of our Cover Story, "How to Win More Work from Community Colleges," by Contributing Editor Peter Fabris.
1. HELP YOUR CLIENT FIND COST SAVINGS. "Treat our projects as if you were spending your own money," says Arlen Solochek, AIA, District Director of Facilities Planning and Development, Maricopa Community Colleges. "We know what you are used to spending on private-sector jobs. A pet peeve I have is when contractors don't hold down overhead costs: Do you really need that second work-site trailer?"
Sally Grans-Korsh, FAIA, LEED AP, former Director of Facilities Planning for the architect of the Minnesota state college system, recalls a renovation project where the contractor asked the college to change the curriculum so that the lab would not be needed for the next semester; this enabled the contractor to finish the job months sooner than planned. "He would have made more money with a longer construction schedule, but he realized it was not in the best interest of the college," says Grans-Korsh, Principal Consultant/Owner of Minneapolis-based ArchiStudio. "We were impressed."
2. MAINTAIN CLOSE COLLABORATION BETWEEN OWNER AND ARCHITECT, especially on design-build projects. Solochek says there's a reason he seldom uses design-build project delivery: "I don't want the contractor between me and the architect." He recalls a project from bygone years. "We said the HVAC system plan wasn't going to work, and the contractor went to the engineer and they insisted that it would work. Sure enough, it didn't work, and we had a big fight over it."
3. SHOW HOW YOU WOULD MANAGE PROCESSES In projects with multiple client partners. "Building Teams are going to have to demonstrate in their RFP responses and interviews how the would deal with multi-client projects––or how they have done so in the past––to give me confidence that they can manage these processes on my project," says Solochek.
4. ADVOCATE FOR THE COLLEGE'S BEST OPTIONS when dealing with design planning committees. "Use your professional perspective to help enlighten people that have a more limited perspective," says Grans-Korsh. "The worst examples are projects where the designers did exactly what the college officials said they wanted, even though that is not what the college needed."


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Rox bats fall short, but reinforcements are on the way
Offense unable to lift Chacin, but Fowler, Tulo to join team soon
SAN DIEGO -- Padres left-handed pitcher Eric Stults became the latest to stump the shorthanded Rockies, to the tune of one run and four hits in a complete-game, 2-1 decision at Petco Park in front of 22,733.
But at least a gloomy night turned a little brighter at the end.
Rockies head athletic trainer Keith Dugger revealed that leadoff hitter Dexter Fowler and All-Star shortstop and cleanup man Troy Tulowitzki are flying to the West Coast Wednesday. If an evaluation goes their way, they will be activated for Thursday's opener of a four-game series against the Dodgers. Both played well in injury rehab games Monday and Tuesday. Fowler hasn't played since June 25 because of a right hand injury and Tulowitzki has been out since June 13 with a broken rib.
Tuesday night was a downer in so many ways, as the Rockies blew a chance to trim a game off the 4 1/2 that separate them and the National League West-leading D-backs.
The Rockies, 1-4 in what will be a 10-game NL West road trip going into the All-Star break, played their second straight game without left fielder and NL home run leader Carlos Gonzalez, who is out with a sprained middle finger on his right hand. Missing three stalwarts, the Rockies wasted six strong innings from starting pitcher Jhoulys Chacin. Also, oft-shaky reliever Wilton Lopez's seventh inning in which he gave up a run and four hits proved costly.
Stults, who appeared in six games for the Rockies in 2011, was a source of much of the Rockies' frustration. He didn't give up a hit until Josh Rutledge's infield single to open the fifth, and the run didn't come until Nolan Arenado's two-out single that scored Wilin Rosario from second with two outs in the ninth.
Trying to stay close to the National League West-leading D-backs during a brutal 10-game road trip going into the All-Star break, the Rockies had a chance to trim the 4 1/2-game distance from the top. Instead, Stults dominated and the Rockies were foils as the Padres ended their losing streak at 10 games.
On this road trip, the Rockies have struggled against pitchers of all ilk. The D-backs swept them in three games, as prospect Tyler Skaggs led a shutout, 5-0, up-and-down Wade Miley flew high in an 11-1 victory, and All-Star Patrick Corbin struck out 10 in a 6-1 win.
Stults isn't an All-Star, but he has been no slouch, especially at Petco -- 4-0, 1.17 ERA since May 7. After losses at Miami and Boston, he welcomed a trip to his friendly and familiar surroundings.
"I felt like tonight the big thing for me was my tempo felt good, better than it did in Miami or Boston," Stults said. "My fastball down and away was the best that it's been."
But the Rockies helped him, also.
"We didn't have a very good approach tonight as a team," Rockies veteran Michael Cuddyer said. "That's the best answer I can give you. We swung at too many pitches."
Swinging or not, the Rockies haven't been effective. Here are some of the numbers during this road trip for some of Tuesday's starters: DJ LeMahieu 0-for-17, Jordan Pacheco 0-for-14, Tyler Colvin 2-for-12, Rutledge 1-for-12. Arenado, the usual starter at third, improved to 2-for-14 with his RBI single.
Chacin gave up five hits and struck out four, and yielded his only run in the third. Stults singled, and Everth Cabrera beat out a possible double play. Then Alexi Amarista tripled into the right-center power alley to plate Amarista. After walking Chase Headley, Chacin struck out Carlos Quentin and forced Jesus Guzman into an inning-ending grounder.
Beyond that, Chacin was smooth, but the Rockies' philosophy is to keep pitchers around the 100-pitch mark. He threw 97 through six, and admitted envy while watching Stults' count climb.
"I knew they were going to take me out," Chacin said. "Stults threw 126 pitches and threw a complete game. That's just different styles and sides. That's what made me frustrated. You just do the most you can do."
The Rockies' philosophy works only if the pitchers are collectively effective. But Lopez threw an uneven seventh that started with Will Venable's double, included Lopez saving a run when he nabbed Stults' squeeze bunt with runners at the corners and flipped to the plate to retire Venable, and gave up Amarista's bases-loaded single for a 2-0 disadvantage.
Acquired in a trade from the Astros, where he was a groundball-forcing closer, Lopez has seen balls lifted into the outfield and innings go awry. He has given up runs in half of his last 12 outings and pitched himself out of a role protecting leads. Tuesday, letting the Padres double their lead led to a Rockies loss.
"It's been that way a lot for him," Rockies manager Walt Weiss said. "He gave up some soft hits again today, but it was good to see him minimize that inning and just give up one. He certainly had to battle through that inning. It looks like some two-seamers were elevated more than he wanted."


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Actor Ranveer Singh, who will be seen along side Anushka Sharma in upcoming film 'Dil Dhadakne Do', says he shares a special bond with the actress and is looking forward to work with her.
Ranveer, 28, and Anushka first appeared together in 'Band Baaja Baarat', which turned out to be a successful film.
They were later seen together in 'Ladies vs Ricky Bahl'.
Now, director Zoya Akhtar has managed to cast Ranveer and Anushka in 'Dil Dhadakne Do'.
"Yes... we are in touch with each other. We share a very healthy and professional relationship. I believe Anushka is one of the best young actors in our country. She is incredibly talented and we work well together. I share special chemistry with her. I am excited to work with her again as it has been a long gap since we worked together," Ranveer told PTI.
'Dil Dhadakne Do' will see Ranveer and Anushka as a couple, while Ranveer and Priyanka Chopra will play siblings. It also features Farhan Akhtar, Anil Kapoor and Shefali Shah.
Apparently, the film revolves around a Punjabi family on a cruise trip.
It is produced by Ritesh Sidhwani and Farhan Akhtar's Excel Entertainment and scheduled to release next year in June.
"I was waiting for the next opportunity where I will get to work with her (Anushka) again as we worked well together in our previous films. She hasn't been part of prep process as she got back from shooting of 'NH 10'," he said.
Anushka is turning producer with 'NH 10', an upcoming thriller film directed by Navdeep Singh of 'Manorama Six Feet Under' fame.
The film is co-produced by Phantom Films and is scheduled to release in September this year.
"I am very proud of the fact that she is the youngest producer in Hindi film industry. I know little about 'NH 10', I know it is going to be a fantastic film," Ranveer said.
Besides films, Ranveer has been in news for a condom ad he did recently as normally mainstream actors shy away from endorsing such brands.
"I am unconventional so it comes naturally to me. I am not trying to be out of the box or unconventional, it is the way I am. Lot of people told me Durex campaign was a bold thing. I don't think it was a bold move, it came naturally to me. I was comfortable doing it and I did not have any issue with it," he said.
"The first thing my family told me is we hope you know what you are getting into. I knew it was a big risk, I did not know how people would react. But I went with my conviction.
The ad has that kind of impact as I am bringing to light what people already know or exist," he said.
"People don't think about it (sex) as dirty or it is not a KG subject anymore. It was time for somebody to embrace this evolution...," he said.
Recently, Ranveer also made an entry on Facebook.
"Facebook has amazing reach, potential and power to stay connected with fans. It is amazing to be there on social networking site as one can voice their opinion. I get lot of messages on twitter, fortunately 90 per cent of them are positive but I block the people who say negative things. I don't want to hear that, I don't want negativity in my life," Ranveer added.
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10 Healthy-Food Facts All 'Foodies' Should Know
Consider yourself a foodie? Put your knowledge of tasty, healthy fare to the test.
If you love whipping up healthy recipes and experiencing new ways to enjoy fresh and tasty foods, you are part of a growing food movement. "People who call themselves foodies represent a move away from TV dinners, fast food, and processed foods. This is a wonderful thing," says Ann-Marie Hedberg, MS, RD, director of the dietetic internship program at the University of Texas School of Public Health in Houston. "The foodie movement's emphasis on fresh ingredients, preparation, and experimentation is a move toward healthier cooking and healthier foods." So how does someone become a foodie? Start with these 10 pointers.
Remember: Healthy Foods Don't Stay Fresh for Long
"If you can leave it out on the counter and it doesn't go bad, it is probably not good for you," Hedberg says. "For healthy recipes, you want foods that you can grow or shoot. Eliminate additives and preservatives that increase shelf life unnaturally." This means skipping processed meats, which tend to be higher in saturated fats and sodium, and cutting back on cookies, crackers, and pastries that have additives and are made with saturated fats, added sugars, and preservatives.
Shop the Grocery Store's 'Perimeter' for Healthy Foods
"When shopping for your healthy recipes, concentrate on the perimeter of the supermarket," Hedberg suggests. "That is where you will find the healthy foods like fresh-baked goods, dairy, fresh fish, fresh meat, and produce." Pick the leanest cuts of meat: "Choice" and "select" grades are better choices than "prime." In the dairy aisle, choose fat-free, 1 percent fat, or low-fat dairy products. Make fish a regular part of your healthy recipes; the American Heart Association recommends at least two servings of fish every week.
Check for Fiber
"Fiber is an important part of any healthy diet. You should get most of your fiber from fruits and vegetables," advises Hedberg. "When shopping for grains, don't be fooled by the front of a box that says 'whole grain.' Read the back label and make sure you are getting at least two to three grams of fiber per serving." As a rule of thumb, aim for at least 14 grams of fiber for every 1,000 calories in your diet.
Another perk of label-reading? A recent study found that shoppers who read nutritional labels are up to nine pounds lighter than shoppers who do not.
Pick Products Without Added Salt
The average American consumes more than 3,000 milligrams of salt every day. That is 700 mg more than the upper limit recommended for most people. But most of that salt doesn't come from your saltshaker — it comes from processed foods. "To reduce the salt in your healthy recipes, you need to read labels again. If the salt content per serving of a food is higher than the calories per serving, leave it on the shelf," Hedberg warns.
Use Herbs to Create Healthy Recipes
Fresh herbs can turn a recipe from ordinary to interesting by adding flavor and reducing the need for salt or sugar in your healthy cooking. Many herbs also contain good-for-you antioxidants. You can grow your own herbs or buy them fresh or dried at the grocery store or farmers' market. Consider these pairings: Basil goes well with tomatoes. Chives are great on potatoes. Cilantro adds zest to many Mexican and Asian cuisines, and mint can be added to vegetables and salads for sweetness.
Choose Quality Over Quantity
Did you know that the typical dinner plate today is 36 percent bigger than one from the 1960s? One of the best ways to enjoy a healthy recipe and not overload on calories is to reduce serving sizes. For example, the American Heart Association recommends just three ounces for a serving of meat — about the size of a deck of cards. Fill up the rest of your plate with vegetables for a quality, healthy meal.
Hunt Out Fats and Cholesterol
You may already know that trans fats are a big no-no, but there are also other fats to avoid. "It's not enough to just check for trans fats on a label. Look out for partially hydrogenated and hydrogenated fats," advises Hedberg. For healthy cooking, use vegetable oils. Remove the visible fats from your meats and the skin from poultry before cooking. Higher-cholesterol foods like liver, shellfish, and eggs are tasty and healthy choices — as long as you keep track of your cholesterol per serving. Egg whites contain plenty of egg protein without the cholesterol and can be substituted for whole eggs in many healthy recipes.
Don't Fill Up on Sugar
Indulging your sweet tooth doesn't have to mean consuming a lot of sugar. Adding sugar to your recipes just adds calories without any nutritional value. As with salt, fiber, and fats, you need to read the labels on any packaged foods you buy. Names of added sugars to look out for are glucose, maltose, fructose, sucrose, corn syrup, honey, and concentrated fruit juice. Some of the biggest sugar offenders are beverages and snacks — why fill up on these empty calories when you can save room for healthy food?
Choose Healthy Protein Substitutes
A healthy foodie knows that you need a balanced diet of proteins, carbohydrates, and healthy fats, but proteins don't always need to come from meat. "You should include fish, eggs, cheese, nuts, beans, lentils, and soy as part of your protein menu," advises Hedberg. One cup of cooked lentils has 18 grams of protein and less than one gram of fat. To lower your risk of cancer you should stay away from processed meats like bacon and hot dogs, and keep your red meat intake to less than 18 ounces per week.
Have Fun With Food!
Part of the enjoyment of healthy food is being creative and expanding your food experience. "Hopefully the days of kids only enjoying hot dogs, macaroni and cheese, or pizza are behind us," says Hedberg. "The foodie movement has made foods like hummus, couscous and edamame part of many kids' food vocabulary. Healthy recipes and healthy cooking can be fun and adventurous. Mix, match, experiment, and have fun with food."


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COLUMBUS, Ohio - Tickets for the U.S. vs. Mexico World Cup qualifier in Columbus, Ohio, on Sept. 3, sold out minutes after they went on sale today to the general public.
Anticipating the biggest international soccer event in Crew Stadium since the U.S. faced Mexico on Feb. 28, 2001, fans snapped up tickets during a week-long presale for select members of the U.S. Soccer community, including registered ussoccerfan.com members and Crew season ticket holders. The remaining tickets sold out today in just 20 minutes.
"Columbus has consistently given tremendous support to the national team, and we are excited about the chance to play in front of a sold-out crowd at Crew Stadium," said U.S. Manager Bruce Arena. "While every World Cup qualifier is important, winning your matches at home is critical, and we anticipate that the fans in Columbus will provide a big boost to our team."
The Labor Day weekend tilt in Crew Stadium, presented by Budweiser, will be televised live at 7:30 p.m. (ET) on ESPN Classic and Telemundo, and fans are also able to follow the match live at ussoccer.com via MatchTracker, presented by Philips Electronics
"As expected, soccer fans in Columbus, the State of Ohio and around the nation have shown why Crew Stadium and the City of Columbus are chosen to host these events," said Crew General Manager Mark McCullers. "With the enthusiasm of the fans who bought tickets, we look forward to again cheering the U.S. to victory over Mexico as we did four years ago in this venue."
The U.S. is currently in second place in the final round qualifying for the 2006 FIFA World Cup with 12 points and a 4-1-0 record, while Mexico has 13 points and a 4-0-1 record. Both teams will again be in action on August 17 as the U.S. hosts Trinidad & Tobago in East Hartford, Conn. (at 8 p.m. ET live on ESPN2), and Mexico hosts Costa Rica in Mexico City.
The Crew Stadium match will be the fifth World Cup qualifier hosted by the six-year old venue. The U.S. has a 2-0-2 record in qualifying and a 3-0-3 all-time record there. In 2004, the U.S. defeated Grenada on June 13 by a 3-0 score in a second round qualifying match before tying Jamaica 1-1 in the final match of the semifinal round on November 17.
The U.S. has just 11 wins in 50 matches against Mexico in a series that dates to 1934, but the U.S. has a 9-6-8 advantage in home matches since 1957. In the last nine meetings, the U.S. has won six games by shutout and tied another meeting 0-0 in 2003. Additionally, since the rivalry between these two teams began in earnest in 1990, the sides have played 23 times, with the U.S. holding a 9-7-7 advantage. The last two U.S. losses were in Mexico City in final round qualifying for the FIFA World Cup, including a 2-1 defeat on March 27 of this year.
Under Arena, the U.S. has a 6-4-1 record vs. their border rivals including a 13-6 advantage in goal differential. The biggest of those six wins was a 2-0 victory for the U.S. on June 17, 2002, that sent Mexico home from Korea while the U.S. advanced to the quarterfinals of the 2002 World Cup. In World Cup qualifying, the U.S. has a 3-14-5 record vs. Mexico, including a 2-0 victory in Columbus Crew Stadium in the last U.S. final round qualifier vs. the Tricolores at home. In that match on Feb. 28, 2001, Josh Wolff and Earnie Stewart scored for the U.S. before a sold-out crowd of 24,624 fans who braved freezing temperatures.
The U.S., along with Costa Rica, Guatemala, Mexico, Panama and Trinidad & Tobago, is competing in the 10-game round-robin format tournament from Feb. 9 through Oct. 12, 2005, with the top three teams automatically advancing to the 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany. The fourth-place team will compete in a two-game playoff to be held Nov. 12/13 and Nov. 16 against the fifth-place finisher in Asian qualifying.


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I said once that no matter how bad The Lone Ranger looks, I wouldn't bet against director Gore Verbinski pulling a rabbit out of his hat and coming up with something entertaining and crowd-pleasing, if not exactly good. Verbinski is the kind of director that exceeds in chaotic conditions and he has a knack for finding solid character beats amidst splashy action sequences. If anyone could make sense of the mess that is The Lone Ranger, it'd be Verbinski.
And he may have done just that. A special Disney presentation in New York screened twenty minutes of Ranger for critics and the word is surprisingly positive. It does sound a little preposterous—evil bunny rabbits?—but no more so than the Pirates of the Caribbean, and the chemistry between Armie Hammer and Johnny Depp seems to be the biggest selling point. Which is not what I was expecting, actually. I like Hammer, he's affable, harmless, handsome enough and reasonably talented, but I had him pegged as Ranger's Orlando Bloom— little more than window dressing for whatever crazy sh*t Depp is doing. But this report makes it sound like they've got an equitable screen partnership, and if Hammer doesn't fold into Depp's shadow and manages to carve out a space of his own on screen, I'm going to have to revise my opinion of his talent.
Ever since breaking out in The Social Network, Hammer has been surprisingly cautious in his role selection. He, like Chris Hemsworth, is built to be a leading man, but where Hemsworth has run full-tilt at his leading-man career, signing on to anchor projects for the likes of Ron Howard and Michael Mann, Hammer has taken a more measured approach, sticking to supporting roles and, essentially, apprenticing under some of the biggest movie stars in the world, from Leonardo DiCaprio to Depp to Julia Roberts to, now, Tom Cruise (all he needs is Brad Pitt and he's got a bingo).
Deadline is reporting that Hammer has signed on to star with Cruise in Guy Ritchie's remake of the 1960s spy show The Man from UNCLE, which is basically a Movie Star master class. Once he works with Professor Cruise, Hammer will be ready to graduate to carrying his own projects. And both Ranger and UNCLE have the potential to expand into franchises if they're successful enough, guaranteeing Hammer regular face time with the public for years to come. It's possible that he starts this summer as That Guy and ends it as Armie Hammer: Star. And if Lone Ranger is actually some kind of good, if it really can compete with summer's superheroes—Iron Man 3 and Man of Steel are both going to be HUGE; there's a real possibility that Hammer could end up stealing some of Henry Cavill's thunder.
There was an anecdote floating around after CinemaCon that Depp didn't want to stand too close to Hammer, who is a giant, for fear of looking more wee than he is. So…will Tom Cruise make Hammer sit down in every scene they share?


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One of the most important lessons I learned during my years as a CEO was that great employees are not replaceable. It isn't the technology or the product that make a company great, it's the people. And companies who see their good employees as "replaceable" are wrong. Good employees are not replaceable. Let me clarify what I mean by "replaceable." Can a company hire someone to fill a position to replace someone else? Of course they can. In today's market, the world is ripe with candidates who are eager and willing to take the job. But putting a behind in a seat doesn't replace a great employee. It simply puts a new behind in a seat.
Business leaders who adopt the attitude that anyone is replaceable, thinking they can simply hire someone with a greater skillset or someone with a more prestigious pedigree, are fooling themselves. When a company has a truly great employee, that employee carries value that simply cannot be replaced. They carry deep institutional knowledge of the organization. They have extensive product, systems, and process knowledge. They hold client relationships that have been built over many years. They carry tremendous experience on what has worked and what hasn't worked for the company in the past. And great employees have camaraderie and influence with their coworkers, which when lost, has an impact on the corporate culture.
When a company loses a great employee it causes the other employees to have reason for pause, thinking, "Why would that person leave the organization, and why would the organization let them get away? Is there something wrong with this company that I should be worried about? Perhaps I should start looking elsewhere myself." Not only will other employees question it, but clients often question it as well. When clients trust an employee and that employee leaves, the clients begin to ask themselves the very same questions that other employees have, "Is there something wrong that I am unaware of? What would have caused that employee to leave? Should we be out looking for a new vendor?" The ripple effect of losing a great employee is tremendous and it goes well beyond what is easily quantified.
Companies need to be very thoughtful when making decisions around compensation for their employees. To deny a reasonable increase to a top performer in the organization can be a very costly mistake. To try and hire a replacement for a great employee will inevitably cost the organization significantly more money when they take into account the starting wage required in their attempt to "hire up," not including the cost in time and money to train a replacement and get them up to full production, as well as the opportunity cost of having created a gap in the institutional knowledge of the business.
Obviously, there will be some life events that take great employees away from a company, which cannot be stopped. But when companies have the option to retain great employees, they should do everything in their power to do so. Companies who want to retain their top talent need to be willing to show them appreciation, compensate them well, and treat them with the respect they deserve. At the end of the day, it won't be a great product or service or technology that makes a company succeed – it is great people that make a great company. Appreciate those men and women who dedicate their time and talents each day to make your company a success, because those are the people who cannot be replaced.
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