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A selection of artists and some of their works that I feel deserve more faves and views! Please go show them your support.
A wonderful gallery full of colour and life, this lovely artist is definitely underrated! And at only 15, she's very talented indeed.
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Hello and thank you for joining us! Could you tell us a little about yourself?
---I'm Liz Fuller, 24, Michigan, USA. I'm an artist and a writer, but until one of those pays the bills, I also work retail in a clothing store.
Cool. How long have you been drawing horses for?
---Since I can remember, honestly. Although in the beginning they weren't so much "horses" as they were "boxes with legs."
Wow, really? Can you tell us why you enjoy drawing them so much?
---Something about them has always fascinated me. I like the way they're shaped.
Do you have a particular way of drawing horses?
---I draw shapes, mostly, but sometimes I do a line-skeleton too, to try to get proportions and placement more correct.
Interesting. Can you share with us what your very favourite piece in your gallery is?
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Looks amazing! Do you have an OC (original character)? Can you tell us a little about him/her?
---Yup, I have a few! My first was Adelais, though. She's a wild dunskin mare with a scar above her eye, and the main character of my webcomic, Everlee.
Thats great. Is there any particular part of equine anatomy that you find difficult to draw?
Ears are a constant struggle, and hooves are tricky as well--shape and placement, you know!
Good to know we all have trouble, then! Do you own any horses? If not, do you ride?
---Nope, I've never owned my own horse, which is probably part of the reason I'm still obsessed with them! I used to ride, but haven't in years. Sadness!
And do you have a favourite breed?
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Awesome! Youve been an inspiration to a number of budding equine artists out there can you share some tips to those just starting out?
---Study study study real horses. The best thing you can do for yourself is draw from photos to the point of exhaustion. Eventually you'll learn and remember the different shapes and rules of anatomy, and you'll be able to start developing your own style.
Thank you for your time. Any last pieces of advice you can give to your fellow equine artists?
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With three of their four playoff series going to seven games, the Bruins traveled a long, but fulfilling road to capture the Stanley Cup. Conn Smythe Trophy winner Tim Thomas was a steadying influence between the pipes, posting a 1.98 goals-against average and a .940 save percentage in the post-season, along with four shutouts.
The 37-year-old is fresh off collecting his second Vezina Trophy and will give Boston a solid chance to defend their crown in 2011-2012.
Here's a look at what's in store for this season.
Additions: D Joe Corvo, LW Benoit Pouliot
Subtractions: RW Michael Ryder, D Tomas Kaberle, RW Mark Recchi
Prospect Report: With youngsters like Tyler Seguin, Brad Marchand and Adam McQuaid already contributing for the big club, the Bruins' system played a big role in their recent success. And there's more where that came from as Dougie Hamilton and Ryan Spooner will look to make an impact in the near future.
Hamilton, another asset from the trade that sent Phil Kessel to Toronto two year ago, was the ninth overall pick in this year's draft and has the ability to provide toughness and scoring on the blueline. Spooner, 19, is undersized for a forward but what he lacks in bulk he makes up for in creativity, which he showcased by netting 62 points in 50 games last season in the OHL.
Breakout Player To Watch: Tyler Seguin may have seen action in 74 games during last year's regular season, but it was his post-season play that gave Bruins fans a real taste of what's to come. After scoring 11 goals and 11 assists in the regular season, Seguin filled in for an injured Patrice Bergeron in the playoffs and provided an instant spark with three goals and seven points in 13 appearances. With a full season under his belt, we can expect to see an even bigger contribution from the young centre.
Marquee Matchup: Jan. 7 vs. Canucks - The Vancouver Canucks will be looking for a small measure of revenge when they travel to Boston for a rematch of last year's Stanley Cup Final. Their seven-game series had plenty of bad blood, which should make for a very interesting mid-season matchup between two of the NHL's best clubs.
Other Dates To Watch: Oct. 12 at Hurricanes - Tomas Kaberle left Boston for Carolina as a free agent, and in a separate move Joe Corvo was shipped from Carolina to Boston via trade. The two defenceman who swapped addresses in the summer will take the ice against each other early in the season. Oct. 27 and 29 vs. Canadiens - The Habs and Bruins had some epic battles last season, highlighted by their slugfest in Boston in February and the Pacioretty-Chara incident the following month. With so much emotion and intensity between the two teams, this home-and-home series should kick off another great rivalry for the upcoming season.
Reason To Get Excited: It will be a tough act to follow as the Bruins try to hoist the Stanley Cup once again. For a championship team, the Bruins did well not to lose any key parts of their core and their younger players will benefit from the experience they gained in the playoffs. Boston isn't going away anytime soon.
Home Hardware: Tim Thomas has taken home the Vezina in two of the last three seasons and unless Father Time catches up to him suddenly, he very well could be in line to repeat that feat in the coming year. He notched 35 wins while posting a 2.00 goals-against average and a .938 save percentage and nine shutouts during the 2010-11 campaign.
On The Hot Seat: Capturing the Stanley Cup cures all ills. Heading into the season, the Bruins don't have any players under fire. Whether they will be able to deliver another powerful performance remains to be seen, but the pressure is off at least for the time being.
It's Your! Call: Can the Bruins stand strong atop the NHL and repeat as Stanley Cup champions?
The Bruins won their division last year with a comfortable seven points separating them and the second-place Canadiens and they entered the playoffs ranked third in the Eastern Conference. But the road to glory was not an easy one. Three times the Bruins were pushed to a deciding Game 7 and while they emerged victorious, the margin for error was slim.
With little change to their lineup, you can expect the Bruins to be in the mix at the top of the Eastern Conference and return to the post-season as they attempt to defend what is currently theirs.
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Playing defense with growth
Fast growers are starting to outperform value stocks more sensitive to the economic climate.
By Igor Greenwald
What does a wary market do when it learns the Federal Reserve won't be topping up the punch bowl any time soon? How does it cope with fears that austerity will tip over the tottering Spanish real-estate market, burying Europe under the rubble?
It looks like we'll have another chance to find out. But the abandon-ship drill following the release of the Federal Open Market Committee minutes on Tuesday already illuminated the most popular lifeboats.
When the Dow was down and things were looking none too bright, people kept piling into Apple (AAPL), Priceline (PCLN), and Celgene (CELG).
Why them? Because Celgene is the slowest grower of the three, at 20% year-over-year. Apple's revenue was up 73% last quarter.
Growth like that is often the result of a secular trend that's likely to outlast the vagaries of the business cycle. Investors know all too well that stocks climb stairs on the way up, only to take the express elevator down. Given how frequently that's happened in recent years, it makes sense to invest in names that offset the risk of a precipitous drop with the promise of huge upside.
Apple, Priceline, and Celgene all fit the bill. So do some of the smaller outperformers during Tuesday's profit-taking, names like Select Comfort (SCSS) and Sturm Ruger (RGR).
The iShares Nasdaq Biotechnology ETF (IBB) rallied 0.63% on the day, taking its year-to-date gain above 20%. The iShares S&P Midcap 400 Growth Index ETF (IJK) also finished in the green. Among the large caps and the small caps too, growth trumped value.
That's is not just a single-day fluke. Through the first three weeks of 2012, large-cap value and growth names were showing roughly equivalent gains year-to-date. By March 1, growth had outperformed value by three percentage points. Now the performance gap is up to 4.4 percentage points.
The same trend has been evident, to a somewhat lesser extent, among midcaps and small caps.
However, it's worth noting that over the last week, large-cap growth names have outperformed smaller fry. On March 26, the iShares Russell 2000 Growth Index ETF (IWO) was up 15.9% year-to-date, vs. 15.3% for its large-cap Russell 1000 counterpart (IWF). As of Wednesday, the IWF had crept up to 15.5% while the small-cap IWO was down to 14.1%.
Recent doubts about the staying power of the U.S. recovery seem to be driving investors toward global champions that will be able to take advantage of growth wherever it might crop up next.
Stocks with a realistic chance of doubling over the next year or two are a worthy hedge against an economic backdrop that could discount the market 10% at any moment. A good offense can be the best defense. And the business momentum of the growth names may well be the best defense on offer.
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YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio – Defenseman Ryan Lowney and goaltender Sean Romeo played their ways into the record books last week as the Youngstown Phantoms came away with three wins in as many games. Monday, the United States Hockey League recognized the pair's accomplishments by naming Lowney its CCM Defensive Player of the Week and Romeo its Reebok Goaltender of the Week.
This is the first time that either Lowney or Romeo has earned the USHL's weekly honors and third time a Phantoms player has done so this season.
"I could not be happier for Sean and Ryan," head coach Anthony Noreen said. "They played as big a part in the huge week we had as anyone. This is well-earned and well-deserved."
Lowney, 18, scored a goal and added six assists for seven points and a plus-5 ratings over the three games last week. The second-year defenseman set a franchise record when he assisted on each of Youngstown's five goals – four coming on the power play – in a 5-3 win over the Indiana Ice Wednesday. Lowney's five assists also tied the USHL Tier 1 era (2002-present) record for assists in a game while setting a new high mark for defensemen.
The Ferris State recruit followed that up by recording a power-play goal and team-high plus-4 rating in a 6-0 over Team USA Friday. Lowney added another assist the following night as the Phantoms shut out Team USA for a second straight game, winning 3-0.
The Redford, Mich. native has registered 3-10-13 through 20 games this season and is currently tied for third in scoring among USHL defenseman.
"Ryan is an offensive defenseman, but he also really takes care of things on the defensive side that he doesn't always get credit for because it doesn't show up on the score sheet," Noreen said. "It was nice to see him rewarded not only with the points last week, but also with the success in the other end."
Romeo, 18, was between the pipes for all three of the Phantoms' wins last week posting a 1.00 goals against average and .962 save percentage over the span. One day after being included on NHL Central Scouting's preliminary rankings for the 2013 NHL Draft, the Cary, N.C. native made 31 saves in the win in Indiana. Romeo followed that up with two straight shutouts – the first two of his USHL career – turning away 23 shots Friday and 24 shots Saturday as the Phantoms swept Team USA in the Covelli Centre.
Romeo became the first goaltender in the Phantoms' four-year history to record multiple shutouts – both in a career and in a single season season – let a lone back-to-back. The third-year netminder has won each of his past four starts and has gone 137 minutes without surrendering a goal.
"Sean's demeanor in net from the beginning of the week through the end was great," Noreen said. "You could look at him and you would never know if the team was up 10-0 or down 10-0.
"That's what you need back there in net – a guy who can be a rock and give you a chance to win every night – and that's what we've come to expect, and what we've gotten, from Sean."


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"We started a little sluggish," Gould said. "We were down 19-9 at the end of the first quarter. Calvary was shooting the ball real well, and we weren't shooting very good. We also had a number of turnovers that put us into the hole."


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A high-end, Buckhead watch dealer's time just might be up. WatchBrokers offers high-end watches sold on consignment, but after cutting a deal with the state to return money to some of its customers, complaints are rolling in again.Those that may have been taken by WatchBrokers say they started selling collector item watches or family heirloom pieces when the economy got tight. They needed the extra money, but it seems they can't get the money from WatchBrokers.The Governor's Office of Consumer Protection stepped in once, getting the business back on track."We found out the troubles. We saw the reviews coming and it was kind of like, 'Whoa, what's going on?' I came back in," said R.J. Bergh, president of WatchBrokers, back in January. Bergh said that to the I-Team after complaints poured into the state about the company. Bergh said he came back to work for the luxury consignment shop to make things right. He may be back, but so are the complaints. Michael Brown claims he can't collect money from two timepieces sold through the dealer. After he filed a complaint against WatchBrokers with the Atlanta Police Department, he says an officer told him he was "one in a line of many."Months ago, the Governor's Office of Consumer Protection stepped in and got an assurance of voluntary compliance against the company and its president. It says the company owed $651,000 to its customers and if they didn't pay up, Bergh would be financially responsible for the money. That seemed to work for a while. "The first watch to be sold was the Rolex and it sold within about a week and a half," said Brown.Brown told APD that a Rolex sold in June for $3,700, then a Cartier watch sold for $2,400. But a police report shows he is still owed "payment for the two watches.""I left probably five messages and two emails before I even went in there the first time," said Brown.It was on his second visit when Brown realized his troubles were even worse. Brown also gave WatchBrokers a Hermes watch that hadn't sold yet. Brown says he told the manager he wanted it back. "He went back there and said, 'I don't see it.' I said, what do you mean you don't see it? And he said 'It's not back there.' So I don't know where it is," said Brown. Brown says he estimates that watch to be worth as much as another $2,000. He needed the money to pay for his recently deceased mother's headstone. "I walked out there and it's just awful. It's the only grave without a headstone," said Brown.The Office of Consumer Protection has issued a new judgment demanding R.J. Bergh and his company to pay up so that victims like Brown can move on. The office says the investigation into WatchBrokers has been reopened.
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