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Ballots have been counted and results are in for the Woonsocket primary election.
A total of 4,161 ballots were cast. Representative Lisa Baldelli-Hunt received a told of 2,746 votes taking first place, coming in second was Mayor Leo Fontaine with 881 votes.
Leaving David Fischer with 466 votes and Michael Moniz in last place with 34 votes.
Both Baldelli-Hunt and Fontaine will face off on November 5th for general election.
The next mayor of Woonsocket will serve a three years in term instead of two, so the city can sync it's elections to the state cycle.
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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- If you do your homework, follow the news and put your money to work, you can make money in the markets, Jim Cramer told his "Mad Money" TV show viewers Wednesday as he outlined how he would've played a few key earnings releases back in his old hedge fund days.
Cramer said that had investors listened to the Walt Disney (DIS) earnings call, they would've heard about that company's fantastic quarter as well as CEO Bob Iger talk about how he's a big fan of Netflix (NFLX) as a content delivery partner. Anyone who bought into Netflix on that news would've made a quick bundle in today's trading, noted Cramer.
Cramer said that last night's "Mad Money" interview with the CEO of Allergan (AGN) was another opportunity. This traditionally conservative company offered guidance that was above Wall Street estimates, then confirmed in the interview it will have not one, but two, blockbuster drugs debut this year. Shares of Allergan shot up 2% as a result.Then there's Chipotle Mexican Grill (CMG), which fell after investors chose to focus on mediocre same-store sales. But Cramer said the metric that matters for Chipotle is whether the company can raise prices to combat rising food costs, something company execs said they plan on doing with ease. That news made savvy investors a quick $17 a share. Cramer gave other examples, from 3M's (MMM) surprise dividend boost and buyback, to Cummins (CMI) following the lead of Caterpillar (CAT) and seeing its shares rise, even on disappointing results, on the hopes that the second half of 2013 will be booming. Investors just need to do their homework and follow along closely, Cramer concluded. If they do they can make money practically each and every day.
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Dell today announced their lineup of PCs and tablets for the upcoming holiday season. Dell today announced the new XPS 15 touch ultrabook which comes with an optional 15.6-inch Quad HD+ (3200 x 1800) display. Also Dell is refreshing its XPS 13 Ultrabook with faster Intel Haswell processors, touch Full HD (1920 x 1080) display and improved battery life. Find details about it below, · The XPS 15 continues to be a multimedia powerhouse delivering the highest resolution in its class, and incredible power in an ultra-thin, light wedge design, starting at 4.44lbs / 2kg¹. Designed for creative enthusiasts, the XPS 15 packs 4th Generation Intel Core i5 and i7 quad core processor options and NVIDIA discrete graphics options. Every XPS 15 boots and resumes within seconds with hard drive configuration options from 500GB to 1TB², both with a 32GB mSATA SSD, to a 512GB solid state drive, all including Intel Rapid Start ...Read More →
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March 27, 2012 by Crystal Lorenzo
BIG NEWS! The club that I started, To Write Love on Her Arms, is officially a club recognized by NUSGA!!! Which is EXTREMELY exciting, because that's what I've been working toward since November!
Now all we need to do is get approved by the national To Write Love on Her Arms organization and we will be all set. We are already going to help set up an event for this semester, which I will tell you more about as it gets closer.
I had to go to a NUSGA meeting last Sunday for them to vote and (hopefully) approve our constitution. I was so nervous, it was not even controllable. I was shakingand couldn't breathe, AND THEN my hands started to tingle and my arms were all tingly and I thought I was going to pass out or have a seizure or something drastic, but I was actually just overreacting a LITTLE bit. I was fine, didn't pass out and held my composure while I got asked like 14,000 questions, which was really rather intimidating. In the end, WE GOT APPROVED and I am so excited that I kept pushing forward with this club and didn't give up even after almost five months - because it all paid off.
Besides that, things have gotten crazy here with schoolwork and such. This week, I feel like I got assigned like eight papers, have four tests, a quiz, a project and so much homework! I definitely have to get down to business, which proves difficult because of all the other things I'm trying to fit into this week. But, hey, it could be worse, I'm sure.
Today and tomorrow, we are having a bake sale for NU Alliance! This is really exciting because it's the first thing we have done since we got a new council this semester consisting of my best friend, Mary, myself and another freshman, Sarah. We put it all together and our wonderful advisors baked awesome cookies and brownies for us. It has been a huge success already, and it only started hours ago. We're raising money for an awesome cause, so if anyone is reading this and is going to be in Gally today until 4 or tomorrow between 1 and 4, COME BUY SOME BAKED GOODS! (:
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The Evergreen Trails Master Plan project took an important step recently when it received a $49,000 grant from Great Outdoors Colorado.
The plan envisions a trail network running from the high school to Wulf Rec Center to the Evergreen Library, and then through downtown along Bear Creek.
Reprinted from Jan. 6, 2010
It is winter again this week. Snowflakes have been in the air several times, but so far, we haven't accumulated much, just added clean sheets to the snow bed that was already on the ground.
Green is not a color you expect to see this time of year when you look out the window. Ponderosa pines are nearly totally dormant and give an appearance of being black when seen against the snow.
"Another crow! There's too many to count," Hannah Crangle said while gazing into the wintry sky on Saturday morning.
Hannah was the lone but enthusiastic participant in Evergreen Audubon's first Kids Bird Count. Surrounded by Audubon members, the young girl was checking out the area around Kittredge Community Park with an experienced eye.
Hannah has a family history of birding. Her great-grandmother is Louise Mounsey, who founded Evergreen Audubon with Sylvia Brockner, the longtime nature writer for the Canyon Courier.
This year's Christmas Bird Count was held on Sunday, Dec. 15. All in all, it was just about an average count with totals of 4,690 individual birds observed and counts of 45 different species. There were no rare or unusual birds observed and no major decline or increase in any species.
After months of review and revisions, the draft of the updated master plan for Jefferson County Open Space is complete and waiting for final approval.
"We've created a vision," said Amy Ito, manager of park planning and construction for Jeffco Open Space, who has worked on the plan with other staff members. Jeffco Open Space Advisory Committee members also have played a key role in developing the draft as they critiqued and refined it during their monthly meetings.
Once more, 'tis the season for the Christmas Bird Count. The CBC is more than 100 years old. It was the custom for sportsmen to go out on Christmas Day to see how many birds they could shoot.
November brought us some variable weather. Not unexpectedly, we received our first measurable snow and a few brief snow squalls. November also brought us some fine spring-like days with temperatures in the foothills in the high 60s and Denver even reached 71 one day.
It's 28 degrees at 8 a.m. on a recent November Thursday morning. Eight hikers pile out of a van at Staunton State Park, ready for an 8-mile hike, ready to view spectacular scenery, and ready to spend a beautiful fall day with friends.
The eight are part of the Evergreen Park and Recreation District's hiking group, which meets every Thursday. Most of the year, they hike; the remainder of the year they snowshoe and cross-country ski.
Getting outdoors in wide-open spaces can have health benefits for people. However, converting wild, unspoiled lands into recreational venues for humans can have a questionable impact on wildlife
Finding a balance between outdoor recreational needs and wildlife protection was a focus of the PLAN Jeffco conference on Nov. 16 in Golden.
"Can wildlife survive in these areas humans tend to develop?" Dr. Mat Allredge, wildlife researcher with Colorado Parks and Wildlife, asked during his presentation. "Will all wildlife be tolerated?"
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What's Up with the Michael Jackson Case?
I've been keeping up with the Michael Jackson case and all I can think of is this: Could there be a more blatant example of a shakedown family than the mother of the victim in this case? Don't get me wrong, it's entirely possible that Michael Jackson molested these kids, and if so, he should be punished like any other molester (here in California that invariably means many years in prison, perhaps life). However, it may just be that he's a freak who is not a molester, but certainly primed for being shaken down because he's so bizarre.
I tend to be skeptical of wackos like Jacko, despite my typical public defender leanings. In general, I'm more sympathetic towards poor clients who haven't had the best of guilded opportunities their whole life rather than rich defendants who get the royal treatment everywhere they go, and still screw up. But, this doesn't mean that Jackson should rot in prison.
The case for a shakedown seems ever more obvious with every revelation that comes in this case. The family insisted for so long that Jackson was wonderful to them and never did anything wrong, even in response to a Los Angeles Department of Children and Family Services interview after the Bashir tape aired. They took money from him, they spoke on a rebuttal tape glowingly about him, and they stayed with him for a long time. I know that they allege that they were forced to do this, but I don't believe that for a second. Apparently, they hung around Westlake or Calabasas for the longest time cruising around in the lap of luxury with Jackson's assistants, making hour long phone calls to the mother's boyfriend in Los Angeles (a boyfriend who was a member of the military - like he'd just sit around and take it if they tried to kidnap his girlfriend and her family). Add to this the fact that she hit up every other star she met for money, and filed a bogus lawsuit against JC Penny where she got her kids to lie for her about sexual misconduct, and I believe you have reasonable doubt.
Except one nagging problem I have. I was talking with some of my co-workers a couple of weeks ago and I played this theory out, and when I was done (I had been arguing both sides), two of them said that they found the argument devestating against Jackson, and that, knowing what they did about the weaknesses of the family's credibility, they'd still find him guilty. It goes something like this:
Most people are not exceptionally paranoid about molestation charges. But, personally, after the McMartin allegations of the mid-80's and the hysteria that swept the nation putting probably innocent people in prison on outrageous claims, I became a little concerned. There was one point I lived in an area with my then-fiancee (now wife) during law school where many little kids would hang out playing outside of my townhouse during the day while I was home studying or otherwise screwing around. These 2 cute little girls next door (probably 6 and 3) used to love stopping by and bugging me, and they were so adorable I didn't mind. One time, they came by and invited themselves inside like only little kids can do and began chattering while I was trying to study (or watch TV, far more likely knowing my study habits). At some point I got worried and thought, I really shouldn't have these 2 little girls hanging at my house without anyone else around. Thoughts of me being dragged away in handcuffs, my life ruined, all because their mother and her boyfriend decided to blame some of their woes on me and make up a molestation claim went through my head (alright, law school can make you a little paranoid, but just because you're paranoid doesn't mean that they're not out to get you). I gently ushered them out and never let them in my place again without anyone else around.
Michael Jackson had good reason to be exceptionally paranoid about molestation complaints. In 1993, he escaped being charged with child molestation by the skin of his teeth and by virtue of a $25 million payoff. He had every reason to be more paranoid than not just me, but almost anyone else you could imagine. He should have been so concerned about future allegations, especially knowing about his close call and the fact that everyone thought he was a freak, that he would be extra careful from then on. Alright, so he loves kids, he loves his child-like lifestyle, and wants kids around. But what kind of wierd compulsion propelled him to have little kids around him in such close poximity, without any other adults present, without any objective proof that he wasn't doing anything untoward towards them. You have to wonder what kind of unnatural needs he had that he would continue to put himself in the position of being accused, after having gone through it so seriously once before, that he continued associating with kids in this "unnatural" manner. This kind of wierd compulsion is the type associated with someone who cannot control their behavior, and of one who has something to hide, rather than being open about everything. If he was paranoid about not being wrongfully accused, he would've invited disinterested adults to observe his conduct any time they wanted, he would've had cameras everywhere to ensure he was not doing anything wrong. Instead, he did the exact opposite, he kept kids away from responsible adults, he fashioned a system that allowed him to be far away and unable to be surprised by other adults. These actions were the type of a person who had an unnatural compulsion to do wrong, not a compulsion to avoid even an appearance of impropriety.
He may be innocent, but I don't understand how someone who had been through this once before could even allow himself to get put in that position again.


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Kutt Calhoun – Black Gold (iTunes Version)-2013
Description: Kutt Calhoun is set to drop his highly anticipated album, Black Gold, in stores 2/26/2013. The Kansas City Chief is back and blazing on Black Gold! With tracks like "I Been Dope", "Same Thing" and "See What Had Happened Was", along with features such as Tech N9ne and Brotha Lynch Hung, Black Gold is sure to be what you've been waiting for.
[Notes]: If interested, you can grab the Scene release here.
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1. Self Preservation (Feat. Krizz Kaliko)
2. 501s And Righsides (Feat. Brotha Lynch Hung)
3. I Been Dope (Feat. Tech N9ne)
4. I Dont Like The Look Of It
5. See What Had Happend Was
6. Same Thing
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8. Anthem
9. Its Goin Down (Feat. Bulletwound, Snug Brim)
10. Baby Mama Drama (Feat. Bishop Don Dotta)
11. Thats My Word
12. Hello And Goodbye
13. In They Honor (Feat. Ben-G Da Prince Of Soul)
14. I Been Dope (The Town Remix) (Feat. The Popper, Ron Don, Nesto The Owner)
Release Name: Kutt_Calhoun-Black_Gold_(iTunes_Version)-2013
Genre: Hip-Hop/Rap
Label: ℗ 2013 Strange Music, Inc.
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2004 Honda Element Packs in Versatility for Passengers and Gear
The Honda Element entered new territory when it debuted during the 2003 model year by providing a multi-functional cargo area, innovative and versatile seating, a durable and dirt-friendly interior, energetic performance, and outstanding value. For 2004, the tradition continues as Element receives new comfort and convenience equipment and a new color along with a new LX trim level.
"The Element has attracted new people to the Honda family who want a rugged and practical vehicle that fits their unique needs," said Tom Elliott, executive vice president of American Honda Motor Co., Inc.
Element provides the most versatile package for any vehicle in its price range with a hard flat floor like a pickup, an enclosed rear area like an SUV, fuel economy and maneuverability similar to a car, side cargo doors, available 4-wheel-drive, and a price starting at $16,100.
New features for 2004 include:
- New LX trim level adds popular features to DX trim level
- Passenger seat armrest added to EX
- Keyless Entry added to EX
- Bungee cords added on EX to driver-side front and rear seat backs
- Fiji Blue Pearl exterior color replaces Eternal Blue Pearl
Side cargo doors with no B-pillar open from the center and allow for easy loading of bulky items. For sports gear including mountain bikes, snowboards, surfboards and other equipment, the rear seats flip to the side to create a vast cargo area. The standard seatback bungee cords on the EX allow equipment like skateboards to be stored conveniently behind the seats. The rear seats also lay flat to form a bed with the front seats, or can be removed entirely.
Element is available in three trim levels, the entry DX, a well-equipped LX and the fully loaded EX. Standard equipment for the DX includes 16-inch steel wheels and power windows. The LX models add an AM/FM/CD audio system with four speakers and air conditioning with micron air filtration. The EX models add alloy wheels, ABS, cruise control, power mirrors, a 7-speaker 270-watt audio system with auxiliary audio input and more as standard equipment. The rugged and worry-free interior features waterproof material on the front and rear bucket seats (front seat only on DX models). A urethane-coated utility floor resists water, dirt and scratches while providing easy clean up and easy cargo loading. A large rear skylight (on 4WD models) tilts or removes completely and stores inside the vehicle. The gear shifter for manual and automatic transmissions is located on the center of the instrument panel, within quick reach from the steering wheel. Element EX models come equipped with a 270-watt 7-speaker (with subwoofer) AM/FM/CD sound system and an auxiliary audio input built into the dash for digital media and MP3 players.
Composite body panels around the fenders further enhance Element's ruggedness by providing enhanced dent resistance compared to traditional metal exterior surfaces. The clamshell rear tailgate bottom opens down - creating room for two to sit - while the upper part of the tailgate opens up and creates a canopy.
Honda's 2.4-liter, i-VTEC, 4-cylinder engine with 160-horsepower and 161 lb.-ft. of torque, coupled to either a 4-speed automatic or a 5-speed manual transmission, provides good acceleration while maintaining fuel economy in the low- to mid-twenties. The i-VTEC system (the "i" stands for "intelligent") combines Honda's patented VTEC system with Variable Timing Control (VTC) to enhance low rpm torque while extending high rpm horsepower. Honda's Real Time 4WD™ system is available on DX, LX and EX models, and 16-inch wheels are standard.
Element's chassis features a Toe Control Link MacPherson strut suspension in front and a compact double-wishbone suspension in the rear. Although similar to the underpinnings of the Honda CR-V, significant adjustments have been made to the unit-body construction to allow for the B-pillarless design, larger tires and the low, flat floor. Element has earned the highest government crash test ratings for front passengers - five stars. Driver's and passenger's front airbags are standard along with front seatbelts with load limiters and buckle pre-tensioners. Driver and front passenger factory-installed side airbags are available on EX models.
Element is based on the Model X concept vehicle that debuted at the 2001 North American International Auto Show in Detroit. Many of the features displayed on the concept vehicle are incorporated into the final production version.
Developed by Honda R&D Americas in Torrance, California, and Raymond, Ohio, Element is manufactured in Honda's East Liberty Plant in Ohio using domestic and globally-sourced parts.
For more information and downloadable high-resolution images of the Honda Element and other Honda vehicles, please visit www.hondanews.com. Consumer information is available at www.honda.com.


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The colors from this collection were inspired by the fashions worn on the starlets from the Golden Era. This muted purple is one of my favorite hues in this particular collection and it's silhouette is extremely modern.
Zip top clutch with glazed leather linear stripes. Antique brass studs adorn the edges. Made from a buttery soft violet lambskin leather.
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If you missed our complete coverage of the 2011 Los Angeles Auto Show last week, this top 10 showcasing the finest vehicles unveiled in the City of Angels will surely give you an eyeful.
10. 2013 Porsche Panamera GTS
Under the hood of the 2013 Porsche Panamera GTS is a modified version of the German automaker's 4.8L naturally aspirated V8 engine. Output is up by 30 horsepower to 430, while torque has been increased by 15 lb-ft to 384. Combined with all-wheel drive and the 7-speed, dual-clutch PDK transmission, the Porsche Panamera GTS can sprint from 0-100 km/h in 4.5 seconds on its way to a top speed of 288 km/h. More details on the 2013 Porsche Panamera GTS.
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Fuel Services Temporarily Suspended at Ontario Travel Plaza
on I-90 Wednesday, Oct. 17, 11 a.m.
Restaurant and Restroom Services Remain Available
ROCHESTER – Fuel services will be temporarily suspended at the Ontario Travel Plaza on the New York State Thruway (I-90) westbound beginning at 11 a.m., Wednesday, October 17, the New York State Thruway Authority announced. Following required routine fuel line testing, fuel services are expected to be restored in the afternoon of the same day.
Restroom and restaurant facilities will continue to operate at Ontario Travel Plaza during fuel service suspension.
The Ontario Travel Plaza is located at milepost 376 on I-90 westbound between Exit 46 (Rochester, Corning) and Exit 47 (Rochester, LeRoy).
Westbound travelers in need of fuel are advised to use the Seneca Travel Plaza located 26 miles east of the Ontario Travel Plaza at milepost 350, between Exit 44 (Canandaigua, Victor) and Exit 45 (Rochester, Victor).
Fuel services on westbound I-90 also will be available at the Clarence Travel Plaza located 36 miles west of the Ontario Travel Plaza at milepost 412, between Exit 48A (Pembroke, Medina) and Exit 49 (Depew, Lockport).
The Thruway Authority appreciates motorists' patience during this routine fuel line testing.
To receive TRANSalerts, emails that provide real-time information on Thruway traffic conditions, go to: http://www.thruway.ny.gov/tax/index.shtml .
To see a map of webcam views of the Thruway, go to:
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The International Fly Tying Symposium
Special Announcement for 2014
The 2014 International Fly Tying Symposium will take place on November 22nd and 23rd 2014 the at the Garden State Exhibit Center, Somerset, NJ. The theme this year is "Come On Over Neighbors." We welcome our tiers from Canada. Our entire brochure and schedule will be posted by the end of September. If you wish to tie this year please follow this link. If you are interested in purchasing an exhibitors booth please follow this link. Please contact the Doubletree Hotel 200 Atrium Drive Someret, NJ at 1-800-222-TREE for this years room rates.
2013 International Fly Tying Symposium
Fly-tying artists from throughout the Netherlands will join their counterparts from around the world displaying their craft and skills at the 23rd annual Fly Tying Symposium, Nov. 23-24 at the Garden State Exhibit Center.
Admission is $15 on Sat., $12 on Sun. and $20 for both days. Symposium hours are 9-5 on Sat.; 9-4:30 on Sun. Plenty of free parking.
Tiers invited from the Netherlands – dubbed the "Dutch Masters" – include Harry Schoel, Theo Bakelaar, Johan Put, Ronald Pop, Paul van den Driesche, Rudy van Duijnhoven, Hans van Klinken and Ben Weytjens from Belgium.
The pre-Thanksgiving International Fly Tying Symposium will feature the first Super Fly Competition, with prizes awarded in five open categories plus a youth division. Judging will be by show attendees joined by a team of professional fly tiers including Bob Clouser, Fishy Fullum, Dave Klausmeyer, Enrico Puglisi, Tom Baltz, Charlie Craven, Gary Borger, Ben Furimsky, Theo Bakelaar, John Shaner, Pat Cohen, Marc Petitjean, Bob Mead and Bob Popovics.
Participation in the Super Fly Competition is free.
"There will be more than 100 of the world's best and most creative fly tiers plus exhibitors demonstrating and selling every material, hook, book, vise and video known to mankind. Shops will be on hand with everything and anything related to fly-tying," said show producer Chuck Furimsky.
Hackle growers scheduled to be at the Symposium include Collins and Keough.
In keeping with the theme of individual hand-crafted fly-fishing products, there will be a full exhibit of bamboo rods. Indoor casting ponds will allow visitors to try out their dream tools.
The Symposium's designated hotel is the Doubletree, 2000 Atrium Dr., Somerset, NJ, with a reduced rate of $92. To receive the lower price, call (800) 222-TREE (8733) and request accommodations in the International Fly Tying Symposium block. "The special rate includes breakfast and must be made by Nov. 1," said Furimsky.
If you want to join our list of tiers or exhibitors please contact us at our Fly Fishing Show office.
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The graphic designer produces official college publications including the catalog, student handbook, course schedules, and The Insider newsletter. The designer also produces academic brochures, business cards, posters, and signage. You may review the list of publications.
Durham Tech offers design services free of charge to college areas seeking to promote degrees and programs to current and prospective students. Printing may be done within or outside Durham Tech, and those costs typically are the responsibility of the department making the request.
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– Edward Niedermeyer is the editor-in-chief of The Truth About Cars. The views expressed are his own. –
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Life rarely offers easy answers to important decisions, but up until a few weeks ago, it seemed that new cars buyers simply couldn't go wrong buying a Toyota. For decades, the Japanese automaker had built up an unmatched reputation for quality and reliability, on its way to becoming the best-selling automaker in the U.S and the top car producer worldwide. A Camry might not have been a particularly glamorous or exciting choice of vehicles, but consumers could buy one without doing a lick of research, and expect it to run reliably and efficiently for years. At least they could until a flurry of defects and recalls suddenly brought Toyota's untouchable reputation back down to earth.
In a matter of days, Toyota's good favor in the eyes of consumers has been replaced with suspicion and doubt. Having first ignored reports of unintended acceleration in its vehicles, Toyota then blamed floor mats before finally recalling some eight million gas pedals worldwide. When a brake software problem on the Prius hybrid emerged within days of the gas pedal recall, and Toyota's leadership moved slowly to get in front of the burgeoning PR nightmare, the automaker's spotless image suddenly found itself in shreds.
This rapid reversal of Toyota's fortunes indicates that its reputation as an unquestionably logical choice in car brands was already wearing thin. Having refined the most efficiency and quality-focused manufacturing system in the industry by the late 1980s, Toyota responded to currency fluctuations in the early 90s by cutting costs on the design-end of the business.
According to the company's logic at the time, a "lean" manufacturing operation couldn't afford to build "fat" or "overquality" products in the face of intense pressure on profitability.


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By Kelsey Baker
Sarah Brackmann, the new Director of Civic Engagement, has high hopes for her time at the university. Her personal philosophy on social justice and civic engagement fuels the driving force behind her desire to work with the students and faculty of Southwestern.
"My main purpose is to encourage the learning that comes from civic engagement, to promote the understanding of the political, cultural, social and economic environment, and relating it to the community of Georgetown," Brackmann said.
Brackmann's plans include continuing the work of former director Suzy Pukys as well as assessing needs within the Georgetown community, while at the same time fostering a learning environment for students.
"The previous director really started to increase the volunteerism that was happening on campus and introduced this idea of civic engagement," Brackmann said. "We're at a place now to take it to the next step and figure out what that means."
Brackmann's office has begun work to expand the university's civic engagement program to regularly include community-engaged learning within classes, as well as to increase individual volunteerism beyond the classroom. She has been working with professors in order to figure out how civic engagement can be incorporated into coursework so that it is used as a pedagogy, rather than in addition to regular class work.
"I think there are some good changes that are going on around the institution that will help with civic engagement so we can be more helpful and intentional in the work we're doing," Brackmann said.
So far, Brackmann has enjoyed her time at Southwestern.
"It just fits really well with my own educational philosophy. I didn't go to a liberal arts college, but I went to a liberal arts like school, in that it focused on critical thinking and social justice," Brackmann said.
Her interest in the school sprang from one of her colleagues in graduate school who was an alumnus of Southwestern.
"What he talked about in terms of the value and the culture and just the unique specialness of Southwestern kind of drew me into looking at this as a potential job opportunity," Brackmann said. "I tell people, and I really do mean this, if every graduate of Southwestern is as awesome and amazing as [him] there's something transformative going on here."


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Wouldn't the AT&T iPhones be worth more (in the US at least) since those on Verizon couldn't be unlocked?
I hear Sprint is going to get the iphone next.. no wait it was Boost Mobile, no wait it was... ahhh hell who cares.. when it shows up on the carriers website i will believe it.
We are an Apple and all things Apple website so why would we not post something that comes across the desk.
verizon is also hiring at least 11,000 new hires within the year.
Not going to happen. Apple is actually satisfied with the partnership, and remember AT&T took a risk initially when they took on the iphone. I think Apple actually appreciates that.
no matter what carrier the iphone goes, there still an issue with the signal bcuz the way they design the antenna is on the bottom.no problem with ordinary phones.
sorry guys. i received an infraction because i said the word, "assh*le" without specifying who he was, or mentioning names. Modmyi is on a power trip.
...i know, i know... ((IRRELEVANT))
verizon sucks, they need to ditch cdma and go to gsm
iPhone on boost mobile would kill. Unlimited all for like 60 a month. Sounds great. But I sure 107% positive that metro pcs will have the exclusive contract. My sisters friends cousins dad who is a janitor at metro pcs headquarters overheard the cleaning lady. This is official.
The Iphone going to other carries just makes sense. I understand AT&T may have signed a 5 year agreement with apple but i am sure there are clauses in the contract that allow Apple to void or opp out of the contract.
VZ getting the iphone = more sales for apple and better service for those with At&T, not to mention those with VZ and iphone. In the long run this also means more competition between carries which translantes into better pricing and promotions for the consumer.


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Suad Amiry is a writer, and architect and a political activist. In 1991 Amiry founded and directed RIWAQ, a non-profit NGO that has won many international Prizes: The Aga Khan Award For architecture 2013, the Curry Stone Prize 2012, Prince Clause Award 2010, the Palestine Award for Excellence and Creativity 2009 (second Place), The Qattan Distinction Awards 2007, the Good Governance Certificate 2007, The Habitat Dubai International Award for the Best Practices to improve the living environment 2006. In 2003 Amiry became a writer "by sheer accident" as she claims. Her book "Sharon and My Mother-in-Law", which has been translated into 20 languages, has won one of Italy's most prestigious literary awards: The Viareggio Prize 2004. Since then Suad has written: "No Sex in Palestine" or "Menopausal Palestine", "Nothing to lose but your life: and 18 hour journey with Murad and his friends. Her most recent book: "Golda Slept Here" (2013) has won the 2014 Nonino Prize. Amiry has also written several architectural books. Last but not least Suad Amiry has been a member of the Palestinian Delegation to the ME Peace talks which took place in the State Department in 1991-1993 in Washington DC.
Antonio Scarponi is an Architect and Designer. He is the founder of the Zurich based practice Conceptual Devices, an agency for strategic design engaged with the physical and built environment, consulting and designing for startups, companies, and city administrations. He studied architecture at Cooper Union, New York and at IUAV, Venice, from which he holds a PhD in Urban Design. He has been teaching at KTH, Stockholm, NABA, Milan, and currently at ZhDK, Zurich. Curry Stone Design Prize winner in 2008, he is the author of ELIOOO (www.eliooo.com), an indoor urban agriculture manual to grow food using IKEA furniture.
John Thackara is a writer, philosopher and event producer who, for three decades, has traveled the world looking for live examples of what a sustainable future can be like. He writes about these stories online, and in books; he uses them in talks and workshops for cities, universities, and business; and, as director of Doors Of Perception, he organizes social harvest festivals in which project leaders share experiences with each other. John is the author of a widely read column at Design Observer, and of the best-selling book In the Bubble: Designing In A Complex World. John has been, variously: Editor of Design Magazine in the UK; Director of Research at the Royal College of Art; Director of the Netherlands Design Institute in Amsterdam; Programme Director of Dott, the social innovation biennial in England; and Commissioner of City Eco Lab in France. He is a Senior Fellow of the Royal College of Art in London, and a Fellow of The Young Foundation, the UK's social enterprise incubator, at Mushashino Art University in Tokyo. He is a visiting professor at the School of Visual Arts in New York. John is a member of the Design Commission of the UK Parliament. John, who is English, lives in southern France. Visit his website at www.doorsofperception.com.
John Cary is the founding executive director of the Autodesk Impact Design Foundation, a new philanthropic venture of Autodesk, Inc. An architect by training, John is a writer and strategist focused on social change. He is the founding editor of PublicInterestDesign.org and his writing has appeared in an array of publications including The New York Times, CNN.com, The Christian Science Monitor, and Fast Company. His first book, The Power of Pro Bono: 40 Stories About Design for the Public Good by Architects and Their Clients, was published in 2010.
N'Goné Fall is an independent curator, art critic and consultant based in Paris and Dakar. She has been the editorial director of the Paris-based contemporary African art magazine Revue Noire and has edited books including An Anthology of African Art: The Twentieth Century; Photographers from Kinshasa; and Anthology of African and Indian Ocean Photography: A Century of African Photographers. N'Goné was a curator of the African photography biennale in Bamako in 2001 and a guest curator of the 2002 Dakar biennale. She is an associate professor at the Senghor University in Alexandria, Egypt, and a founding member of the Dakar-based collective GawLab, a research and production platform for technology applied to artistic creativity.
Rahul Mehrotra is Professor of Urban Design and Planning and Chair of the Department of Urban Planning and Design at Harvard Graduate School of Design. His Mumbai-based practice, RMA Architects, has completed projects as varied a campus for Hewlett-Packard in Bangalore, the restoration of the Chowmahalla Palace in Hyderabad, and a conservation master plan for the Taj Mahal. Mehrotra has lectured and written extensively on architecture, conservation, and urban planning in India; his most recent publication, Architecture in India: Since 1990, is a reading of contemporary architecture in India.
Damon Rich is a designer, artist, and the founder of the Center for Urban Pedagogy (CUP). He serves as the first Chief Urban Designer for the City of Newark, NJ, where he has developed the city's first riverfront parks on the Passaic and is planning and rezoning 250 acres of riverfront land. In 1997, Damon founded CUP, a nonprofit that uses design and art to improve civic engagement, and was Executive Director for 10 years. (CUP is a 2012 Curry Stone Design Prize Winner.) His work represented the U.S. at the 2008 Venice Architecture Biennale, and has been exhibited at the Canadian Centre for Architecture, the Netherlands Architecture Institute, and in a solo exhibition at the Queens Museum in 2009.
Teddy Cruz is a professor in Public Culture and Urbanism at University of California, San Diego, where he founded CUE / Center for Urban Ecologies. His urban research of the Tijuana-San Diego border has been widely recognized. He received the Rome Prize in Architecture, was the first recipient of the James Stirling Memorial Lecture On The City Prize, and received the Ford Foundation's "Visionary Leader Award." Most recently he represented the U.S. in the Venice Architecture Biennial and was included in the Small Scale, Big Change exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art, New York.
Elvira Dyangani Ose is a Curator of International Art at London's Tate Modern, supported by Guaranty Trust Bank Plc. She is an art and architecture historian, currently completing a PhD in History of Art and Visual Studies at Cornell University, New York. Elvira Dyangani Ose has worked as curator in several institutions in Spain. She was general curator of Arte inVisible, AECID, in 2009 and 2010. She is also the Artistic Director of Rencontres Picha 2012, the third edition of the Lubumbashi Biennial.
Joseph Grima is a Milan-based architect, editor, writer and curator. He is the editor of Domus, the magazine of contemporary architecture, design and art. He is the former director of Storefront for Art and Architecture, a non-profit gallery and events space in New York City devoted to the advancement of innovative positions in art and architecture. His work has been presented at the Venice Biennale of Architecture, Experimenta, and the New Museum among others and he is currently co-curator of the 2012 edition of the Istanbul Design Biennial.
Alejandro Echeverri is the former Director of Urban Projects for the City of Medellín, Colombia. In 2009 he was co-recipient, with Mayor Sergio Fajardo, of the Curry Stone Design Prize for his work in revitalizing Medellín. Echeverri is currently the director of Ur.bam, Center of Urban and Environmental Studies, at the University of EAFIT research center. He is also the principle of a private architecture practice, AE Arquitectos, based in Medellín.
Mohsen Mostafavi, architect and educator, is Dean of the Harvard University Graduate School of Design and its Alexander and Victoria Wiley Professor of Design. He was formerly Dean of the College of Architecture, Art and Planning at Cornell University, Chairman of the Architectural Association School of Architecture in London, and has taught at the University of Pennsylvania, Cambridge University, and the Frankfurt Academy of Fine Arts (Städelschule). Dean Mostafavi serves on the steering committee of the Aga Khan Award for Architecture and has served on the design committee of the London Development Agency and the RIBA Gold Medal. His recent publications include Ecological Urbanism (Lars Müller Publishers/Harvard GSD, 2010), and Implicate & Explicate (Lars Müller Publishers, 2011).
Cynthia E. Smith serves as Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum's Curator of Socially Responsible Design. She is the co-author of The Politics of Genocide: U.S. Rhetoric vs. Inaction in Darfur for the Kennedy School Review; co-curated the 2010 National Design Triennial: Why Design Now?; curated the 2007 exhibition Design for the Other 90%; and is working on the next exhibition in the series, Design with the Other 90%: CITIES, which will be on view at the United Nations October 15, 2011 to January 9th, 2012. Named a "20/20 New Pioneer" by Icon magazine and one of Metropolis magazine's "next generation of young curators," Smith has served on international design juries and lectured widely on socially responsible design.
Adriaan Geuze received his bachelor's degree in landscape architecture at the Agricultural University of Wageningen, site of the first department of Landscape Design in the Netherlands. In 1987, Geuze and his colleagues founded «West 8» specializing in urban design and landscape architecture. Geuze and «West 8» have become widely known at an international level for their unique approach to planning and design of public use zones. In 1992, Geuze founded the SLA(Surrealist Landscape Architecture) Foundation, that has created substantial interest of the general public towards architecture.
Guta Moura Guedes, co-founder of the cultural non-profit association "Experimenta – Associação para a Promoção do Design e Cultura de Projecto", and Chair of ExperimentaDesign Amsterdam Foundation. Guedes is also part of the International Advisory Committee of the "Torino 2008 World Design Capital" travelling to this city regularly to contribute to the first world capital of design. She is part of the International Think Tank for the Scottish event "Six Cities Design Festival," in Scotland in 2007, and of the Editorial Committee of the "Utrecht Manifest Design 2007," in Holland. Guedes is the Curatorial Director of the Massimo Dutti Design Award, whose first edition takes place in 2007, for the promotion and recognition of the Portuguese equipment design. She is one of ten international curators of contemporary industrial design featured in "& Fork" (Phaidon Press, 2007).
Deputy curatorial director and head of the Textiles department at the Smithsonian's Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum, Matilda McQuaid proposes and organizes national and international exhibitions and publications, and oversees one of the premier textile collections in the world—including more than 30,000 textiles produced over 2,000 years, beginning with the Han Dynasty of China. Prior to joining the Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum, McQuaid held a 15-year tenure at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, where she began as a curatorial assistant in 1987 and eventually became associate curator in 1995. She is an accomplished author and editor on art, architecture, and design, with many books and articles to her credit, including Shigeru Ban Architect (Phaidon Press, 2003); Envisioning Architecture: Drawings from the Museum of Modern Art (The Museum of Modern Art, 2002); Structure and Surface: Contemporary Japanese Textiles (The Museum of Modern Art, 1998); Architecture: A Place for Women (Smithsonian Institution Press, 1989); and, Extreme Textiles: Designing for High Performance (Princeton Architectural Press, 2005). McQuaid holds a master's degree in architectural history from the University of Virginia and a bachelor's degree in art history from Bowdoin College.
The office of Rahul Mehrotra Associates was founded in August 1990 and has since designed and executed diverse projects ranging from Interior Design and Architecture to Urban Design, Conservation and Planning. Rahul Mehrotra is actively involved with Urban Conservation projects in the city of Bombay and served from 1992 to 1999 on the Advisory Commitee that advised the Municipal Commissioner on Conservation of Heritage Buildings and artifacts in the city of Bombay. Mehrotra has also authored a number of books on Bombay and has written extensively on architecture, urban design and planning in India. Mehrotra has taught at The National University of Singapore, (1998) and the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, (2000) where he is now been an Associate Professor. Rahul Mehrotra studied at the School of Architecture, Ahmedabad, and at the Graduate School of Design at Harvard where he received a Master of Architecture in Urban Design degree.
Els van der Plas is an Art Historian. In 1987, van der Plas, Born in the Dutch town of Leiden, founded the Gate Foundation, an international organization that promotes intercultural exchange in contemporary art. In 1997 she became the first Director of the newly established Prince Claus Fund for Culture and Development. Together with the Board of Advisors and the honorary Chairman, Prince Claus of The Netherlands, she determined the direction and scope of the Foundation. Van der Plas also writes and edits for various publications, lectures, curates exhibitions, serves on several boards and continues to direct the many operations of the Fund. Prince Claus Fund
Lindy Roy, of Cape Town, South Africa, received a B.Arch from the University of Cape Town in 1985 and M.Arch from Columbia University in 1990. After graduation she worked in the office of Peter Eisenman, then taught at Princeton University, Rice University, Columbia University and The Cooper Union. In 2000 she founded ROY Co. in New York. Roy's major projects include the headquarters for Vitra USA, Andre Balazs's Hotel QT, L'Oreal's Living Labs, an extreme heli-ski hotel in Alaska, the Okavango Delta Spa in Botswana, the Poolhouse in Sagaponac, and High Line 519, an 11-story condo building in Manhattan, currently under construction. Roy Design
Michael Bierut studied graphic design at the University of Cincinnati's College of Design, Architecture, Art and Planning, graduating summa cum laude in 1980. Prior to joining Pentagram in 1990 as a partner in the firm's New York office, he worked for ten years at Vignelli Associates, ultimately as vice president of graphic design. Pentagram
Ravi Naidoo - founder and managing director of Interactive Africa, a Cape Town based media and marketing company, completed his MBA degree at University of Cape Town in 1994. He holds a B.Sc. (Hons) degree in Physiology from UCT. Naidoo is possibly best known for establishing Design Indaba, which has become recognized as one of the world's leading international design institutions through its flagship conference and expo held annually in Cape Town. He also sits on the jury of the Index Awards in Copenhagen, and is a member of the jury of the Dutch Design Awards. Design in Daba, Interactive Africa
David Adjaye is a Ghanaian-born architect and the principal of Adjaye Associates based in London. In 2008, he was awarded an Order of the British Empire for his service to architecture. His most notable projects include his Idea Stores in Great Britain, the Nobel Peace Center in Oslo, Norway, and the Museum of Contemporary Art in Denver, Colorado. His exhibit "Making Public Buildings" recently toured the United States. He has received the RIBA First Prize Bronze Medal. He is the author of David Adjaye Houses: Recycling, Reconfiguring, Rebuilding. He is currently working on a project to document each of Africa's capital cities which will become a book and an exhibition in 2009.
John Hockenberry is a renowned news correspondent, author, and international journalist. His innovative storytelling in print and broadcast media has earned him four Emmys, four Peabodys, and two Columbia DuPont Awards for Journalism. He is the author of Moving Violations: War Zones, Wheelchairs, and Declarations of Independence (a memoir of his life as a foreign correspondent) and the novel, A River out of Eden. He is currently co-host with Adaora Udoji of a new morning news program, " The Takeaway," on National Public Radio.
Renny Ramakers is co-founder and owner of Droog Design, an internationally renowned Dutch design collective which designs and manufactures furniture and architectural features. Droog Design is a worldwide operation with a collection of more than 120 products and locations around the globe. Ms. Ramakers was educated as an art historian and has worked professionally as a design critic, curator, art director and cultural entrepreneur. She is the former editor in chief of items designmagazine. She won the Dedalus Prize for European Design, the George Nelson Design Award, Kho Liang Ie prize, and the Benno Premsela prize. She was named by CNBC as one of the Top 50 Innovators in Europe.
Michael Speaks is the Dean of the University of Kentucky College of Design. An educator, researcher, critic, and editor, Speaks has served numerous institutions here in the U.S. and abroad, including the Southern California Institute of Architecture, the Technological University at Delft, The Berlage Institute, Yale University, Harvard University, and the University of Michigan. He was the founding editor of the cultural journal Polygraph, a former editor at Architecture New York, former editor of a+u (Tokyo), and contributing editor for Architectural Record. Outside the classroom, Speaks has published and lectured internationally on art, architecture, urban design and scenario planning.
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Clifford Curry is an Oregon-based architect who worked with developer William Colson to pioneer modern-day retirement facilities as affordable and livable communities. Curry is a 1970 alumnus of the University of Kentucky's College of Architecture (now the UK College of Design). He is a co-founder of the Curry Stone Foundation, which makes grants to innovators working for public vitality.
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Nickolas Ashford (b. May 4, 1942, Fairfield, SC) and Valerie Simpson (b. Aug 26, 1946, New York City) have two careers, as songwriters and as performers, with the former seemingly more important than the latter until the mid-'80s. The two met in 1964 and immediately recorded their debut as Valerie & Nick, which failed to hit. Instead, they scored their first hit as songwriters in 1966 with Ray Charles' recording of their "Let's Go Get Stoned.
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You may receive up to $40,000 from the USSP ($10,000 per year) for four years while at UALR depending on your financial need as determined by FAFSA. These amounts can be added to Pell Grant awards but the total financial package cannot exceed the estimated cost of attendance at UALR.
The UALR Office of Financial Aid will determine a studentãs need based on information submitted by the student in the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).


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Cozy Vermont
Posted on February 7, 2014
Flannel & fireplaces. Enjoy a few of our Vermont Favorites. Upon arrival you will be welcomed with VT Apples and Cabot Cheddar Cheese. Waiting to envelope you in comfort, a Vermont Flannel Company stadium blanket which is yours to keep. While you're here, stop by their store on Route 7 just north of Vergennes! A full country breakfast will also be included. Rates are based on double occupancy. Guest Rooms start at $240.00 and Cottages start at $356.00. (You only get the fireplace if you book a cottage!)


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Horseradish-Crusted Rib Roast
4 carrots
2 medium onions
1 (24-oz) bag baby potatoes
8 celery ribs
2 tablespoons olive oil
1 standing rib roast (4-5 lb)
1 teaspoon kosher salt
1 tablespoon fresh rosemary leaves, finely chopped
3/4 cup horseradish sauce
1 1/2 teaspoons Worcestershire sauce
1/4 teaspoon pepper
CALORIES (per 1/8 recipe) 830kcal; FAT 60g; CHOL 135mg; SODIUM 480mg; CARB 29g; FIBER 4g; PROTEIN 39g; VIT A 100%; VIT C 20%; CALC 6%; IRON 30%
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3 cups seedless grapes (red, white, or mixed)
cooking spray
2 prepared pie crusts
1/3 cup brown sugar
1/4 cup all purpose flour
3 tablespoons port wine (or grape juice), divided
1/4 cup egg white substitute (or 1 egg; white only)
1 tablespoon coarse (raw) sugar, optional
CALORIES (per 1/8 recipe) 340kcal; FAT 14g; CHOL 0mg; SODIUM 240mg; CARB 50g; FIBER 1g; PROTEIN 3g; VIT A 0%; VIT C 4%; CALC 2%; IRON 6%
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More information is available about tuition fees and discounts.
The programme will enable you to specialise in either creative practice or musicology, or to combine the two. The creative practice pathway covers composition and composition-related practices or performance and performance-related practices. The musicology pathway covers popular music studies, music history, ethnomusicology, and cultural and theoretical musicology analysis.
The MMus programme comprises of compulsory and optional modules.
Postgraduate Diploma students follow a similar programme, but with a smaller amount of creative project work.
The programme is delivered through a series of one-to-one teaching (eg with an instrumental or composition teacher), lectures, seminars, specialist presentations, masterclasses, and workshops in which you will have the opportunity to share your experiences and debate your ideas with other students. Throughout the programme you will also be able to attend music research seminars in which visiting experts address the postgraduate community. The International Centre for Music Studies (ICMuS) provides information about research-related events (including research seminars), research projects, ICMuS researchers (staff, postgraduate and undergraduate) and the impact of their research in the wider world.
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Your friendly neighbor Eva-D needs money because eviction sucks.
Prices in the pictures, everything is in Euros, paypal only, Final Destination.
Email/Paypal address: email@example.com
Even if you don't want a commission, can't afford one or any similar situation, i'd still greatly appreciate a reblog!
edited because of a slight revision.
2 weeks till my first check this year… AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA i'm so excited.
Source: eva-d
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Here we go… I need to open commissions because I am in need of dosh… so here it is
general info (SFW)
$10 - Single pony lines ($5 per additional pony) (like this http://fav.me/d5f2dtw or http://fav.me/d5ezyuz )
$14 - Single pony lines and simple B&W shading ($7 per additional pony)…
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first commissions done! for dee
spike and the lovely black snooty
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Another commission!
they're always open please support rabbitt arrt ;v;
i still wanna see you draw your Skyrim Character
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Alrighty-O Pony-Os~
It's that time of year,
To get super cheap.
And I've actually gotta goal this time around.
I'm aiming to do maybe 100 2 dollar sketch commissions.
The other two are references for later…or if I get my 10 sketches out the way for the day, an extra tack on.
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One Dollar sketches, two dollars for quick sloppy color.
Paypal is email@example.com
I need to practice doing stuff with my tablet.
Oh, look, it's Velvet!
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Fully colored, fully shaded pictures
Full body -$15
Knees up - $13
Bust - $10
Head - $8
Fully colored, unshaded pictures
Full body - $13
Knees up - $10
Bust - $8
Head - $6
Lineart only
Full body - $10
Knees up -$8
Bust - $6
Head - $5
Source: ghostiecoyote
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Okay guys um Vana's in a really bad spot and I'm really worried.
She couldn't even make Kraft Dinner, okay. She has no milk or butter or anything.
She only had expired mayo. [which she was so desperate that she actually used, and ended up getting a bit ill from it.]
Guys please please PLEASE…
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the paypal link is on my tumblr page
$5 Line Art (full body, bust, head only)
$10 Coloured (Same as above)
5 slots open
4 slots open
3 slots open
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sketch commissions for thedeedeedee
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I know I haven't posted art much lately, I've honestly been working on commissions, and I apologise. But this is really important as I need to save up money to go to a convention and see some really close friends.
I'm also going to say here that if you'd like to commission me, you're all free too, just shoot me an email at email@example.com or note me on FA if you have one.
my prices can be found here -> http://www.furaffinity.net/journal/3350196/
thank you
Commisson her~ I Did :3
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Hey er'rybody. My friend BoneGnaws' tablet recently went kaput so I'd like to help her buy a new one.
-I'm offering simple, colored digital illustrations like the examples above for $10 USD.
Full-body, cel-shaded art with a simple background. Every additional character is +$7. I will also include the hi-res PSD file if you'd like. I can draw Ponies, Pokemon, monsters, animals, anthros, original characters, fan characters, etc! Please keep in mind that while I can draw them, I'm not very skilled with (ie. I suck at) human characters or mechanical thingies (cars, robots, etc). I'm comfortable with drawing light gore or blood, but nothing more mature than that please.
-How to commission, contact info, and my process:
I only take payment in USD through Paypal. If you are interested in commissioning me you can contact me at email@example.com I encourage you to provide me with at least one (more is always welcome) reference image of what you want me to draw. (unless it's an easily Google-able character like Twilight Sparkle or something) I will accept written descriptions but be aware that it may take longer to piece together. Once I have your instructions I'll do a few sketches to rough out a concept/pose and then show you. Once you are satisfied with how the image will look, I will then request payment and finish inking/coloring the image and send you the files. Please do not send payment until I request it and note that I will not be refunding it after that point unless I fail to complete your commission. If you have any questions you can contact me at my email address above, here on Tumblr, or on my deviantART.
I'll only be taking around 10 or so commissions because I don't want to be overwhelmed and not finish them in a timely manner so I'll list them here if I get any
BoneGnaws herself is offering commissions, too! She is an amazing artist so please check out her work and give her your business if it strikes your fancy! More of her work is located here on her DA or FA.
Anyway, thank you for your time everyone!
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Ive gotten several asks and comments through the past months, i think its appropiate to open them again considering the interest there is, or at least it seems that way for the time being, tho id still like to make a test run, and limit myself for now to do sketch commissions and linearts only….
Super imprtant edit on this, more like an added rule.
rule 4.- Its super totally chill to ask art of your oc or even others oc, unfortunately this doesnt apply when it comes to porn, some people dont find it kindly when their ocs are depicted in the afterglow of having their butts spelunked, so to keep things clear and free of misunderstandings, art of other peoples oc's are limited to sfw, unless the owner/s of the oc expresses approval with the creation of porn of their character, lets keep this nice and classy in here shall we gentlemen?
Time to push this commission post down your throaths! i mean, id really appreciate if you reblogged this if youre not interested in lascivious porn pictures.
next in the queue are
trippy jing since my computer crashign fucked up everythign i had doen of yoru commissions
Mr Ru
And many more!
yay!~ DEEEDEEEDEE mmm can't wait to see the Daddy issues twi one
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First two commissions for paperslibrary.
Paper belongs to…himself, Sloppy Kisses belongs to phylophyle.
oh my goodness, these are adorable!
Photo reblogged from touch me with 8 notes
Here's the deal: the person I love more than anyone else in the world happens to live a relatively far distance from me, a little less than a thousand miles. The plan is, we're going to finally see eachother in June, at a convention, but the only way I can get a badge and stay at the convention for the weekend is if I make the money myself.
This may be the only way I can make this money is through these commissions.
Please send me asks, email me at email@example.com, or note me on furaffinity.
All payments will be to firstname.lastname@example.com on Paypal.
Hello good people of tumblr. my friend Mishi here needs help~ i'll be commissoning her eventually… when i get the money…from my check… but nonetheless she does great stuff!
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I see protests in the same way that I see pain killers. In the sense that, they temporarily get rid of the symptoms or ease the pain, but they never eradicate the root of the problem. And unless the problem is properly seen to, it will just keep coming back. Which is why we need to heal society's issues by nurturing society's roots.
These are dangerous times in Crimea. While the ongoing crisis in Ukraine has exposed the division between the country's pro-Western and pro-Russian populations, another divide is more clear-cut and arguably more imminently threatening: the divide between supporters and opponents of separatism in Crimea.
It was 6am when the lights came on and Rage Against the Machine started playing through the speakers in the University of Sheffield's Richard Roberts lecture hall. About 50 students from across Sheffield, including activists from the Autonomous Students Network, the Living Wage Campaign, the Revolutionary Socialists Society and others occupied the building at 7pm on Wednesday October 30, the night before the planned staff strikes...
Why do individual riot officers who may sympathise with the causes of protesters continue to use force to suppress them? How can officers shoot at a protest that they could have been a part of, had they not chosen to become members of the police? They too experience injustices, have families that must be fed and educated and hold opinions on social and political issues.
The reality is that Brazil is not just developing for itself. If this was the case it would be focusing on provision of public services considerably more. But in an era of globalisation it is staging development for the world and so priorities have changed. Therefore it is easy to criticise the Brazilian government for skewing its development focus, but it has too many actors to please.
Brazil's president Dilma Rousseff has finally announced her response to the current troubles in the country. She wants to hold a referendum on political reform and create a pact comprising five pledge areas: political reform, fiscal responsibility and extra spending on health, transport and education.


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Long-Term Care: Choosing the Right Place
Many of us hope to stay in our homes as we grow older. Often we are able to do that. But later in life-usually by our 80s and 90s-some of us need a hand with everyday activities like shopping, cooking, or bathing. A few of us need more help on a regular basis. Maybe that means it's time to move to a place where expert care is available around-the-clock.
Where to start
Sometimes the need for help grows over time. For example, Bob is 87 years old. He has lived alone since his wife died ten years ago. For the last few years, he has needed more and more help doing things for himself. First, he had trouble making meals. So, he ate a big lunch at the local senior center until last year when he gave up driving. Now sometimes his daughter drops off meals. Other times meals are delivered by a local program. The stairs in his house are getting too hard to climb. Bob also forgets more and more things. He often forgets to take his blood pressure medicine. He has also left the burner on the stove turned on several times. He doesn't want to move in with his daughter and her family, so Bob and his daughter are looking for a new place for him to live.
Over the last year Bob's daughter has been thinking this time might come. She knows what's available. She's looked into how they will pay for the care her dad needs. Bob too has been doing some planning. He is sad about leaving his home, but he has been preparing for the time when he'd need more help. He even put his name on a waiting list for a nearby retirement community that he liked. Now they have an opening there. The admission coordinator at the community will help him decide if he can live in one of their apartments or needs to be in their assisted living facility.
Bob and his daughter were lucky. Sometimes you need to make a choice quickly. If you haven't planned ahead, then making a decision might not be so easy. For example, Alice and her husband have lived in their house for 50 years. At 84, she still loves to cook and work in her garden every day. Last week she slipped in her bathroom, fell, and broke her hip. Now after an operation to fix her hip, she needs to go somewhere for nursing care and rehabilitation. Her doctors don't know if she'll ever recover enough to go home again. Her children live hundreds of miles away. But her husband and family only have a few days to find a place.
Alice and her family were not prepared like Bob and his family. The social worker and discharge planner at the hospital will help them find a place for Alice to go for therapy after she leaves the hospital. But if she is too frail to go home after her hip heals, she and her family will have to choose a place for her to live permanently.
What the choices are
You should think about an assisted living facility if you or your relative don't need a lot of medical care but do need more help than can easily be gotten at home. Assisted living homes can give someone as much help as needed with daily living, but offer only some nursing care or none at all. People often live independently in their own unit. The place provides meals and house cleaning, offers interesting things to do, and takes residents wherever they need to go, like the doctor or the shopping mall. They can also provide help with bathing, dressing, and taking medicines, if needed.
Some assisted living facilities are part of a continuing care retirement community or lifecare community. These communities offer independent living and skilled nursing facilities as well as assisted living. Sometimes assisted living help is set up in a home with only a few residents. These are often called board and care homes.