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Creators | The Royal Zoological Society of Scotland has named its first Cartoonist in Residence: Cameron McPhail, who left his job in 2002 as chief executive of wealth management at the Royal Bank of Scotland to become a full-time cartoonist. He and his colleagues in the Kartoon Faktory collective will produce books about the animals in the zoo and possibly a comic strip as well. [Edinburgh News]
You don't step on Superman's cape. You don't spit into the wind. And you don't mess around with Matthew Inman, creator of the wildly popular webcomic The Oatmeal. Charles Carreon learned that earlier this year, when he sued Inman over allegedly defamatory comments and was made an Internet laughingstock.
Now Inman has taken aim at Jack Steuf, who last week wrote an unflattering profile of the cartoonist at BuzzFeed. (True confession time: I linked to the article in Comics A.M., although by the time I read it, the most egregious error had already been removed.) Inman posted the BuzzFeed article in its entirety and added his own annotations, taking issue with almost every point and ending with the allegation that Steuf had to leave his last job after a fake birthday card that mocked a poem written for Sarah Palin's son, who has Downs Syndrome.
The most serious error in the BuzzFeed article is that Steuf relied in part on what turned out to be a fake profile of Inman on a website called SodaHead. The profile portrayed Inman as married, with children, and a staunch Republican, none of which is true. In fact, Inman is not married, has no children, and voted for Barack Obama both times. BuzzFeed removed the inaccurate information and added a terse note at the end of the article:
Update: A previous version of this piece linked to a profile that implied Inman was married, had children, and holds certain political beliefs. The profile is a fake. Inman refused to comment for this story, but posted an extended challenge to it on his website.
As mea culpas go, that's pretty thin gruel. This is bad stuff. It's poor journalistic practice to trust anything online, and the fault lies not just with the reporter who did it but also with the editor who let it get by. As Slade Sohmer points out in a nice analysis of the situation at HyperVocal, BuzzFeed's nonchalant response erodes the website's credibility and, by association, online media in general.
Publishing | According to the San Diego Comic Con schedule, Archaia will publish an adaptation of Shotaro Ishinomori's classic sci-fi manga Cyborg 009, "reimagined" in Western style. The adaptation will be written by F. J. DeSanto and Brad Cramp, and illustrated by Trevor Hairsine. In case you missed it, David Brothers recently wrote a fascinating piece on the original. [Anime News Network]
Creators | Colleen Doran is looking for original art from her creator-owned series A Distant Soil. "I require good quality scans of the art for the future editions of the print books, as well as the upcoming digital editions … If you purchased A Distant Soil original art, I would be very grateful if you would get in touch with me." [A Distant Soil]
Conventions | Despite the $500-plus price tag, the least-expensive tickets for MorrisonCon, the Grant Morrison-focused convention being held in September in Las Vegas, are already sold out. Remaining tickets cost between $699 and $1,099. Morrison says the high-priced event combines "visionary ideas, occult ritual, music and spoken word performances, art workshops, experimental films, DJ sets and in-depth discussions inspired by the comics." [Hero Complex]
Publishing | Industry veteran Jim "Ski" Sokolowski, who was let go in October as Marvel's chief operating officer ahead of a round of layoffs, has been hired by Archie Comics as senior vice president-sales and business development. The publisher also promoted Harold Buchholz from executive director of publishing and operations to senior vice president-publishing and operations, Paul Kaminski from editor to executive director of editorial, and Alex Segura from executive director of publicity and marketing to vice president-publicity and marketing. [Archie Comics]
Welcome to Food or Comics?, where every week we talk about what comics we'd buy at our local comic shop based on certain spending limits — $15 and $30 — as well as what we'd get if we had extra money or a gift card to spend on a splurge item.
Check out Diamond's release list or ComicList, and tell us what you're getting in our comments field.
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If I had $15, I'd walk out of the comic store with one book this week Fatale, Vol. 1: Death Chases Me (Image, $14.99). I fell off this book after the first issue, preferring to read in trades, and now that time has come. I'm looking forward to being surprised at what Brubaker and Phillips have done in this first arc as the debut issue was very promising.
If I had $30, I'd load up at Image with Manhattan Projects #4 (Image, $3.50), Prophet #26 (Image, $2.99) and Hell Yeah #4 (Image, $2.99). Prophet is becoming my favorite Image book because it unites my comic heroes of childhood (Prophet!) and one of the top cartoonists out there (Brandon Graham) with a surprising introduction of BD-style science fiction. Hell Yeah is a fun romp reimagining the staples of '80s and '90s comics as if John Hughes were the eighth Image founder. Last up I'd get Wolverine and the X-Men #12 (Marvel, $3.99). I was worried this series would get derailed by Avengers Vs. X-Men, but Aaron and Co. have managed to keep it on point as best as conceivably possible. It's an ideal opening to bring Rachel Summers to the forefront, and the smirking Kid Gladiator on the cover is full of win.
If I could splurge, I'd get Michel Rabagliati's Song of Roland hardcover (Conundrum Press, $20). I'll always admire Free Comic Book Day, because it was there that a little Drawn and Quarterly one-shot introduced me to Rabagliati's work. I'm surprised to see this new volume of his work not published by D&Q, instead published by Canadian house Conundrum. Anyway, this book appears to deal with the death of the father-in-law of the lead character, Paul. It's been extremely engaging to see Paul grow through the series, and having him deal with events like this as I myself grow up and experience similar events is really touching.
At The Comics Journal, Ryan Holmberg has a lengthy and intricate piece on the Japanese creator Suzuki Miso and his coverage, in manga form, of the effects of the March 11 earthquake and tsunami on the manga industry. There's a lot to chew on here, and Holmberg casts a skeptical eye on some of Suzuki's reporting, but there is also a fascinating description of how the Japanese comics market works and why the earthquake hit it so hard. One striking similarity between Japan and the United States is that while comics themselves are only a tiny part of the nation's economy, they are fertile ground for properties that are developed in other media with much greater impact.
Of course, being part of a comic itself, Suzuki's journalism was directly affected by the very factors he was writing about: The first chapter of his manga, "The Day Japan and I Shook," appeared in Comic Ryū, but that magazine was forced to suspend publication shortly afterward. Since then Suzuki has been publishing it online, and it will pick up again in print in December, when Comic Ryū resumes print publication.
In the immediate aftermath of the earthquake, many publishers put their manga magazines online for free. This was due to disruptions in the distribution chain as well as shortages of ink, paper, fuel and other supplies. While it was presented as a selfless gesture of help to those stricken by the earthquake, Holmberg points out that the earthquake victims were less likely to have internet than residents of Tokyo and other less affected areas. Furthermore, the big publishers resumed print publication and distribution as quickly as possible, suggesting that their benevolence was also good business sense: Posting the manga online kept readers in the loop while the physical comics were unavailable to them. This is, of course, exactly what Suzuki is doing.
At any rate, this is one comic I'd love to see translated. JManga, call your office!
The other day, Graeme McMillan asked why there are no news comics about the riots in the UK—he thinks that the immediacy of comics is exactly what is needed to fully convey a situation like this.
David Ziggy Greene's comic What the F*** Just Happened? is a report from the scene, not a dispatch from the thick of the riots but a stroll through the aftermath. The comic includes a piercing insight into what the riots were all about, at least in one one shop in one neighborhood. On the other hand, Tom Humberstone accompanies his image of Londoners rebuilding with a blog post that argues that there are no simple answers to why the riots happened. Sally Jane Thompson also posts an illustration inspired by the riots, this one much more abstract in its concept than the other two.
Martin Rowson responds with an editorial cartoon.
(First two links via The Forbidden Planet blog.)
The Comics Journal, a venerable, influential and controversial mainstay of comics journalism that had developed an air of the walking wounded in recent years, has radically revamped and relaunched its online presence. Its new editors are Dan Nadel and Tim Hodler, best known as the minds behind Comics Comics magazine and, in Nadel's case, the art-comics publisher PictureBox Inc.
The print version of the Journal will continue to be helmed by founding editor and Fantagraphics co-publisher Gary Groth, acting in a more hands-on capacity as of the forthcoming Issue #301 than he has in years, by the sound of it. Kristy Valenti serves as editorial coordinator. Contributors to the new TCJ.com include Frank Santoro, Jeet Heer, Joe "Jog" McCulloch, Ken Parille, Ryan Holmberg, Rob Clough, Richard Gehr, R.C. Harvey, R. Fiore, Vanessa Davis, Bob Levin, Patrick Rosenkranz, Nicole Rudick, Dash Shaw, Jason T. Miles, Andrew Leland, Naomi Fry, Jesse Pearson, Tom De Haven, Shaenon Garrity, Matt Seneca, Tucker Stone and Hillary Chute. On a Robot 6-related note, my colleague Chris Mautner and I will also be contributing.
A look at the new site reveals a multifaceted approach, with reviews, columns, interviews, lengthy features and essays (the current lead feature is a look at the legacy of, and turmoil surrounding, Frank Frazetta by writer Bob Levin), an events calendar, selected highlights from the magazine's archives, and more. The biggest news, perhaps, is that Hodler and Nadel plan to have literally the entire 300-issue Comics Journal archive scanned and posted online by the end of this year and made available in its entirety to the print magazine's subscribers. Click here for Hodler and Nadel's welcome letter, in which they explain some of the changes and reveal a bit of what's ahead. (And click here for their farewell letter to Comics Comics.)
and quite a few writers complained to me today that they would write better but they aren't getting paid to do it.
having lived the first 10 years of my career making no money and having lived with artists and writers who have done the same… I don't care about that.
you either work really hard and really try to make something worthwhile or you don't. money has nothing to do with it. if you find a way to make money doing it fantastic. that I lived for many years under the impression that I was never ever ever going to make a dime. and so did a great many of my peers. money and the quality of your work should have nothing to do with each other. it just an excuse to fail.
–Brian Michael Bendis on his message board today (echoing comments he made on Twitter earlier on), elaborating on his call yesterday for more in-depth comics criticism and journalism.
This isn't quite what he's talking about, but I did want to say a few words about this aspect of Bendis's critique specifically. True, many artists in every art form toil primarily for love of the game, out of an innate need to create rather than out of hope for monetary reward. But journalism about and criticism of comics of the sort Bendis is calling for makes making comics, never the world's most lucrative profession for the vast majority of people who participate in it, look like the California Gold Rush of 1848 by comparison. In a way, it stands to reason: Given the comparatively small number of paying gigs in comics, and the comparatively small audience for the product of those gigs, the number of paying gigs for comics criticism and journalism of any kind — including copy-and-paste and pseudo-hip snark, let alone in-depth investigative reporting and pages-long close reading of creators' work — is going to be vanishingly low.
comics as an art form is in fantastic shape. the only things missing? thoughtful longform investigative journalism and critique. all we get nowadays are knee-jerk reviews and cut and paste blogging. which I have no problem with but it's ALL we get. on a slow news week like this one I would love to see some of our better reporters rolling up her sleeves and helping the medium thrive. even reviews of trade paperbacks and graphic novels have seemed to have fallen by the wayside even though the sales are crazy large.
you'll forgive me but I think that a snarky pseudo-hip attitude towards mainstream comics is uninteresting. if you're a cut-and-paste blogger or comics journalist and I just annoyed the shit out of you… prove me wrong.
I am enjoying the e-mails from professionals agreeing with me but not wanting to stir the pot Cut and paste blogging is cut and pastes from an article from another source… then adding a line of comment & signing their name to it.
I'm sorry I got on my high horse, I just do love this medium and I know a lot of you out there do as well. I miss amazing heroes and for clarification I go to almost every cut-and-paste comics blog
–Brian Michael Bendis, the industry's most popular writer, taking aim at a lot of people who write about the industry, on Twitter today. Shots fired! Shots fired!
(And now, by cutting-and-pasting his tweets, adding a line of comment, and signing my name to it, I've become part of the problem. Dammit!)
Footnotes in Gaza
by Joe Sacco
Metropolitan Books, 416 pages, $29.95.
If you're at all familiar with Joe Sacco's comics — if you've read any of his previous graphic novels, like Palestine, Safe Area Gorazde or The Fixer — then it won't come as much of a shock to you when I say that his latest book, Footnotes in Gaza, is another exemplary work, perhaps even his best to date. You're already aware of the high standards he continually sets for himself as a storyteller and an artist and how he amazingly seems to reach those benchmarks time and again. You probably don't need much convincing.
If you haven't read any of Sacco's books up till now, you're in for a treat. Well, I suppose "treat" is the unequivocally wrong word to use considering the book's grim subject matter, but there is something so captivating and masterful about Sacco's work — he uses the medium to such great effect, squeezing every bit of tension and drama from his narrative while avoiding obvious, sentimental heart-tugging or one-note political polemics — that it's hard not to be stunned by the power of artistry on display, even while you're being moved to anger or sadness by the tragedy he's recounting.
The Portland cartoonist won the $10,000 Ridenhour Prize for his recent graphic novel, Footnotes in Gaza.
The Ridenhour Book Prize honors Joe Sacco's tenacious reporting and recognizes Footnotes in Gaza as a work of profound social significance, one that explores the complex continuum of history. At a time when peace in the Middle East has never seemed more elusive, Sacco's illustrations bear witness to the lives of those who are trapped by the conflict. This marks the first time that the Ridenhour judges have awarded the prize to an illustrated book
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Kirby: three classic games hitting Wii U Virtual Console in Japan next week
Kirby is getting a three-way of Wii U Virtual Console love next week in Japan. No word on either an American or European release mind you.
Nintendo Life reports – by way of this tweet – that SNES games Kirby's Super Star Stacker, Kirby's Dream Course and Kirby's Dream Land 3 will all launch on Virtual Console at ¥800 Yen apiece.
There's no word on Western releases yet, so unlike Kirby, I wouldn't hold your breath.
Thank you, I'll be here all week.
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Calsonic GTR 01 by dangerussWatch
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do the Xanavi one^^
That like a high performance GTR?
the sexiest car.
Oh, this would be a dream ... I remember watching vids of the Calsonic GTR (R33) racing in Australia...
Amazing work here.
Amazing work here.
Gran Turismo fan.
lol, I like that you're a driver
Looks really great Russ, especially the way you fit the bonnet logos, over the vents .... I do have to ask though this one seems very rendered, does not look as realistic as many of your works , this one looks as if it were a car direct from a game etc ??
Was this deliberate, or just to do with the software used for the project ?
Was this deliberate, or just to do with the software used for the project ?
Just a simple studio render with plane lights above.
again awsome but i still prefer the older ones
Amazing as usual. But why the tire decals looks a bit fuzzy? it is intended?


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You might have only seen chipmunks, but that's one fine photo of a chipmunk you got. I forgot how you like to pose for shots while either just getting into the water or coming out. Beautiful pix of Crater Lake.
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IRVING -- Oklahoma State guard Byron Eaton has been named as the Big 12 Conference's basketball player of the week.
Eaton, a 5-foot-11 junior from Dallas, led Oklahoma State to a
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A man and woman charged with animal cruelty after five dogs and four kittens were found dead at their Hamilton Street Southwest home Nov. 28 remained in the Trumbull County Jail on Monday evening.
Tiffany Charlton, 30, and Michael Kelley, 33, entered innocent pleas Monday in Warren Municipal Court to nine counts each of misdemeanor animal cruelty.
The U.S. Marshals Violent Fugitives Task Force and Warren police arrested them at 2:32 p.m. Friday at Tiffany Charlton's father's house on Hamilton Street.
Arrest warrants were issued for them Dec. 4.
During the arrest, police also arrested Tiffany Charlton's father, Randall Charlton, 60, and charged him with four counts of animal cruelty after finding four malnourished dogs at his house.
Randall Charlton's house is at 2530 Hamilton, next door to the house in which Tiffany Charlton and Michael Kelley lived when an investigator with the Animal Welfare League of Trumbull County found the five dead dogs and four dead kittens.
Randall Charlton, who also was arraigned in Warren Municipal Court on Monday, was able to post $3,500 bond and was released from the Trumbull County jail after entering an innocent plea.
Tiffany Charlton and Kelley also entered innocent pleas but were unable to post bond of $1,500 each.
As a condition of bond, Randall Charlton, Tiffany Charlton and Kelley will not be allowed to possess any animals, Judge Thomas Gysegem of said.
During her hearing, Tiffany Charlton asked Judge Gysegem to allow her to post a personal- recognizance bond, meaning she could get out of jail without having to pay anything, but Judge Gysegem declined.
If convicted, all three could get jail terms of up to 90 days and a fine of up to $750 on each count.
The Animal Welfare League of Trumbull County said five dead dogs were found Nov. 28 inside the house at 2518 Hamilton where Tiffany Charlton and Kelley lived, and four dead kittens were in an animal carrier outside of the house.
Debbie Agostinelli, shelter manager for the Animal Welfare League, said Monday the agency has talked to Randall Charlton about the care of his pets on two occasions.
The most recent time was Nov. 28, the day the dead dogs and cats were found at his daughter's house.
On that day, Agostinelli said she told Randall Charlton to reduce the number of dogs at his house to two inside dogs because the outside dog had not been provided with proper bedding or water.
The two inside dogs appeared to be healthy, Agostinelli said. Charlton agreed to keep only the two inside dogs, Agostinelli said.
On a previous occasion, the Animal Welfare League had been called to Randall Charlton's house for a dead dog in the yard, Agostinelli said.
Hope they keep this scum in jail for a long time. They look like drug addicts or alcoholics or maybe just another group of low lifes.
Maybe they can do what Kimm from Cat Ladies did - get volunteers for pay for your high-profile attorney and get you off with just probation. There was even a jar labeled Kimm's defense fund in the shelter, where over $1000 in donations was used for the attorney. Another idiot donor gave a $5,000 donation to help keep the slime out of jail. Wouldn't you call that FRAUD?????????
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At the age of seventeen, Eustace Conway ditched the comforts of his suburban existence to escape to the wild. Away from the crushing disapproval of his father, he lived alone in a teepee in the mountains. Everything he needed he built, grew or killed. He made his clothes from deer he killed and skinned before using their sinew as sewing thread. But he didn't stop there. In the years that followed, he stopped at nothing in pursuit of bigger, bolder challenges. He travelled the Mississippi in a handmade wooden canoe; he walked the two-thousand-mile Appalachian Trail; he hiked across the German Alps in trainers; he scaled cliffs in New Zealand. One Christmas, he finished dinner with his family and promptly upped and left - to ride his horse across America. From South Carolina to the Pacific, with his little brother in tow, they dodged cars on the highways, ate road kill and slept on the hard ground. Now, more than twenty years on, Eustace is still in the mountains, residing in a thousand-acre forest where he teaches survival skills and attempts to instil in people a deeper appreciation of nature. But over time he has had to reconcile his ambitious dreams with the sobering realities of modernity. Told with Elizabeth Gilbert's trademark wit and spirit, this is a fascinating, intimate portrait of an endlessly complicated man: a visionary, a narcissist, a brilliant but flawed modern hero. The Last American Man is an unforgettable adventure story of an irrepressible life lived to the extreme. The Last American Man is a New York Times Notable Book and National Book Critics Circle Award Finalist.
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Elizabeth Gilbert is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of Eat, Pray, Love, and several other internationally bestselling books of fiction and nonfiction. Gilbert began her career writing for Harper's Bazaar, Spin, The New York Times Magazine and GQ, and was a three-time finalist for the National Magazine Award. Her story collection Pilgrims was a finalist for the PEN/Hemingway award; The Last American Man was a finalist for both the National Book Award and the National Book Critics Circle Award. The follow-up memoir Committed became an instant #1 New York Times bestseller. Her latest novel, The Signature of All Things, was named a Best Book of 2013 by The New York Times, O Magazine, The Washington Post, The Chicago Tribune, and The New Yorker. Gilbert???s short fiction has appeared in Esquire, Story, One Story, and the Paris Review.About the Author:
Elizabeth Gilbert began her writing journey with two acclaimed works of fiction???the short story collection Pilgrims and the novel Stern Men. Both were New York Times Notable Books. Her nonfiction work, The Last American Man, was a finalist for the National Book Award. Her two memoirs ( Eat, Pray, Love and Committed) were both number one New York Times bestsellers. In 2008, Time magazine named her one of the one hundred most influential people in the world. Her journalism has been published in Harper's Bazaar, Spin, and The New York Times Magazine, and her stories have appeared in Esquire, Story, and the Paris Review.
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A stylish newly fully furnished luxury condominium in a gated community with all the amenities of home. Accommodations here are everything you'd expect and more. All new ST ST appliances (large & small), carpet, draperies, paint, and furniture with nice art pieces in each room. The kitchen is fully equipped with spices, cooking basics, china, utensils, electric pan, Crock pot, great knives, wine glasses, tablecloth, and cloth napkins, and pool appropriate glassware.
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Three level (two indoor flights of stairs), first flight is from garage to main area (living room, dining room, and kitchen, patios), the second flight is to bedrooms/bathrooms, and washer/dryer. Enjoy spectacular views of greenery while walking on the golf course. Experience the best Phoenix/Scottsdale has to offer, only minutes from downtown Phoenix, AZ. Surrounded by the lush Sonoran desert, while still located close to golf, restaurants, cinemas, shopping, and more entertainment than you could ever imagine.
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Is there a way to print the pattern without all the stuff beside it?
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This is NOT an easy pattern. I have been knitting for many years and cannot get this figured out. I need more directions than what is given for sure.
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Jul 05, 2013
I see alot of questions about the amount of yarn, and the size of pattern. This isn't really a pattern, its more of a guide. The yarn amount is going to be based entirely on the way a particular knitter knits and how big they want their shawl to be. The pattern stitch is easy, figuring out everything else is not so much-I think the rest of it is going to take alot of patience and experimenting to get through it. I just finished the Azure shawl in 2 days, for a wedding, and that's the most complicated shawl pattern I've seen in 40 years of knitting. I am going to do this one also-when I get through it, I'll post my results and measurements here to help the others. Lisa
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This is a pretty shawl, but I am a beginner. Have you figured this one out yet and where is it posted?
Jun 27, 2013
It's very pretty! It will be a joy to add it to my Prayer Shawls pieces!
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where do I get the reply, I do not know a lot about blogging WR
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I want to make this shawl and cannot figure out the pattern, I am an experienced knitter, but tried this pattern several times and it just doesn't look right, do you repeat the 3 rows or is there something I am missing, I love the pattern, WR
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That's correct, you repeat the three rows until the shawl is the desired size and length.
Badfry 8901637
Apr 18, 2013
how much yarn is needed for this shawl?
Ealizabethane 1862 886
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the amount of yarn is going to depend on how big you want your shawl to be and what your final gauge is. This is not down to you, it really and truly is a very poorly written pattern.
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How much yarn is required for this shawl??
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It's so easy! I want to make it in several colors for this summer. Keep up the great worl!
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thankyou so much for pattern..it was simply lovely and easy and relaxing to knit
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beautiful, and the pattern is very easy to follow, Thank you Erin
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KILKENNY, Ireland — When comedians feast on Ireland's terrifying debt situation, it's time to laugh — or cry. Hard, cold truths will emerge in either case.
"Ireland needs a new credit rating agency. Moody & Poor," says Colm O'Regan, an IT consultant turned comedian.
Another declares that since central banks print money anyway, they're built to be defaulted on. "They're just like my dad," quips Joe Rooney.
The medieval city of Kilkenny, renowned as Ireland's capital of comedy, is hosting the nation's first-ever economics festival, a uniquely Irish blend of tragedy and satire. Sharing the same stage, economists and standup comedians are trying to help thousands of shellshocked citizens get a grip on their nation's spectacular economic fall.
Celebrated as Europe's Celtic Tiger success story just a few years ago, Ireland today is battling to stave off an international bailout in the face of record deficits, surging unemployment and unfathomable bank losses.
"We're here to wallow in how immensely bad it can get. Us Irish, we love the idea of a hard old time on the way," Rooney declared inside an ornate theater-pub, prompting knowing laughter from the standing-room-only audience, many of whom were hoisting pints.
The laughter grew as Rooney mocked his fellow countrymen as deferential masochists — in sharp contrast to the French, who "burn cars and throw sheep" every time their government even thinks about reforms.
"The Irish, we'll take anything. When we go to restaurant, if the food is (expletive) we don't complain," he complained. "Will we send it back? Never! I wouldn't give them the satisfaction! I'll eat it all and throw up at home."
Kilkenomics, a four-day festival that ended Sunday, had a deeply serious anti-establishment undertone that challenged the Irish to educate themselves about the crisis. Its founder, economics commentator David McWilliams, says he hopes to mobilize the public against government policies that favor repaying the country's overwhelming debts rather than negotiating a partial default, as other nations have done.
"Knowledge is power, and it's very hard for ordinary people to understand how Ireland has got itself in this mess, and how colossal that mess truly is. They've let our government take us to the cliff edge," said McWilliams, a former Irish Central Bank economist and investment banker who forecast the collapse of Ireland's property boom years before it happened in 2008.
With panel discussions named "What If?" ''How Bad Could it Get?" and "The Best Way to Rob a Bank Is to Own One," the festival blended irreverence with detailed debates about the mismanagement of Irish banks, the dynamics of debt defaults from Iceland to Argentina, and the best course for Ireland to take out of its fiscal nightmare.
A band called Dead Cat Bounce — a Wall Street term for the brief rebound of a stock that hits bottom — provided nighttime relief. Between performances, an ironic soundtrack played: Kenny Rodgers' "The Gambler," Talking Heads' "Road to Nowhere," and the Beatles' version of "Money, That's What I Want."
Much talk has focused on growing expectations that Ireland, determined to pay back the loans that foreign banks have made to bankrupt Irish ones, will lose its own ability to borrow and instead receive a rumored €80 billion ($110 billion) rescue from the EU and International Monetary Fund.
The satirists and economists alike have pilloried Prime Minister Brian Cowen's austerity policy, which seeks to convince a skeptical world that Ireland can get its finances under control without a rescue.
Cowen says the 2011 budget being unveiled next month will contain €4.5 billion ($6.3 billion) in tax cuts and €1.5 billion ($2.1 billion) in new taxes, sacrifices that come on top of two years of emergency budgets. The Irish Central Bank says the discipline is as harsh, or worse, than anything the IMF might impose.
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yea i deleted those after i put rom on first day i only use a few and use custome ones
i got space and i been running bb 6.2.1 since the update had not changed anything thats y seemed so weird im gona give it another shot
hmm i did the update but only things that changed were the google search and some icons in app drawer the email is black background but the theme...
so if we r on 6.2.1 do we need to wipe or can we just update like last time
ya it happens when its plugged in i had the prob on last rom
u mean like the nickname comes up? there is an option to take that off


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I had to have a C Section with DS. I'm hoping for a VBAC with this one (God I hope so!), but am prepared for the possibility of a RCS.
For those that have had an epi and a spinal, what did you prefer? I had an epi with DS and it didn't completely numb be, and I could feel parts of them cutting. Horrifying experience.
I chose the epi for the continuall pain management post birth. The spinal wears off within a few hours.
What were your experiences with these?


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Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Muafah hop hop~~
Tahniah kepada budak kecik ini kerana membuktikan dirinya sungguh berani nak cabut gigi.. without any bius.. hevat la you.. steady je~~
Lepas tu, balik dari cabut gigi, si kecik ni tetibe sibukkk nak gigi dia tuh.. dia cakap lebih kurang camni..
"Muafah nak gigi Muafah.. Muafah sayanggg gigi Muafah.. Rinduuu.. Nak buat macam Bubbles powepapgel (powerpuffgirls) dia letak bawah bantal lepas tu dapat duit.. toothfairy!! toothfairy!!"
Papa layankan aje permintaan budak nih.. pastu call klinik tu suh simpan gigi budak kecik ni..
Haissshhh.. tak kuasa i nak layankan gara-gara dua batang gigi aje.. =="
Esok harinya pergi klinik tu nak amik gigi Muafah.. dan kebetulan Mama memang ada dental appointment so takpe je la.. =="
Heshhh.. penangan cerita kartun macam tu memberi impak kepada kanak-kanak..
Tuesday, November 09, 2010
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Apa Wajah Anda Mengungkapkan Tentang Kesihatan Anda
Walaupun agak lama jugak artikel tu, tapi masih dalam tahun ini juge..
Copied directly from here.. Thank you Dr. Maoshing Ni for the useful information :)
If you have any doubt after you read the article (read below or just go directly to the given URL for full article) you can visit his website here..
What Your Face Reveals about Your Health - by Dr.Maoshing Ni
What do you see when you look in the mirror? According to Chinese medicine, your face is a window to your health. Your forehead, nose, chin, right cheek, left cheek: Each of these five face zones gives you clues to what is going on inside your body--if you know what to look for! Read on to decode what your face reveals about you.
The Forehead
According to Chinese medicine, the forehead corresponds to the fire element. This is associated with the heart and small intestine organ network, as well as the mind and spirit.
When examining your forehead, look for redness or small blood vessels that appear as discoloration, which could indicate a heart problem. Skin discoloration could also be caused by a recent emotionally-charged experience, such as a breakup or loss. It is common for people whose emotions are regularly in turmoil to have a constant furrow between their eyebrows.
A heart attack can often be foretold by a subtle bluish-green hue on the forehead. If you have discoloration on your forehead accompanied by heart palpitations, dizziness, shortness of breath, and tingling or pain in your left arm, schedule an appointment with a cardiologist or visit an emergency room, if necessary.
Your Nose
Your nose corresponds to the earth element, indicating a connection to the stomach, spleen and pancreas network.
Broken capillaries or redness across the bridge of the nose could reveal alcohol abuse, or it may simply mean excessive worry and stress, which taxes your earth element network.
Your Chin
The chin area is related to the water element, which is internally associated to your kidney and bladder organ network, including the hormonal system and glands.
Be sure to also look at your philtrum, the indentation just above your lips. This small area relates to the uterus and ovaries in women and the prostate and genitals in men. Horizontal lines, blemishes or discoloration across the philtrum may indicate infertility issues due to problems such as endometriosis or uterine fibroid cysts.
Your Right Cheek
Your right cheek corresponds to the metal element, meaning this area of your face is connected to the lung and large intestine network.
People who are prone to respiratory allergies or asthma have a tendency to have a reddish, scaly eczema, a slight rash or slight bluish-green hue along the right cheek--showing too much heat or inflammation in the respiratory system, or a lack of oxygen from bronchial constriction.
Your Left Cheek
The left cheek corresponds to your wood element, or the liver-gallbladder network.Broken capillaries and redness, especially up next to the bridge of your nose, indicate heat, inflammation or congestion of toxins in the liver. Bulging veins, redness, and rash sometimes signal high blood pressure and pent-up anger. A yellowish hue under the left eye may indicate gallstones or high triglycerides or cholesterol, which are processed by the liver-gall bladder network.
Problems in this part of the face can also reveal emotional issues, such as anger and depression, since the liver and gallbladder network includes the nervous system.
So tak hairanlah jika beberapa hari lepas muncul jerawat comel pada dagu saya.. rupa2nya period tak lama kemudian.. i tot i tak cuci muka ;p
So lepas ni makin kerap mengadap cermin..


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St. Bernard mom, kids say they were evicted from motel
Published: Saturday, January 14, 2006 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, January 13, 2006 at 11:38 p.m.
THIBODAUX -- Melissa Teal left St. Bernard Parish the day before Hurricane Katrina made landfall, taking three changes of clothes for herself and for each of her three children with her.
She ended up staying in a Nicholls State University apartment, but had to leave by January to make room for incoming students. Teal moved her brood into a room at the Howard Johnson on Canal Boulevard in Thibodaux, paid for by the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
Last weekend Teal said she got an 11 a.m. call from a Howard Johnson employee who said she had to be out by noon. Employees later told Teal she and her kids could stay until Monday but she was "already out the door with all my stuff in the parking lot."
Teal is now staying with her brother, Teddy Teal, also of St. Bernard. He and his wife, Sandi, and their two children are renting a house on La. 1 in Labadieville and made room for his sister and her kids.
Melissa Teal is still upset at the way she was treated.
"I didnt think the hotel could throw you out like that," she said.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency started the motel program shortly after Hurricane Katrina as part of its efforts to provide emergency housing for displaced residents.
About 26,000 people are currently in the program, according to FEMA figures. FEMA spokesman James McIntyre said about 9,800 households are in FEMA-sponsored rooms in Louisiana alone, including 106 in Houma and 82 in Thibodaux. The program has been extended into February.
However, as Teal and others are finding out, just because FEMA is footing the bill doesnt mean local motels have to allow hurricane victims to stay there.
Teal said a Howard Johnson employee told her that they hadnt heard about the February extension, and it didnt matter because they had to honor another customers reservation for the room.
Howard Johnsons management declined to comment for this story.
In Houma, one motel manager did agree to speak about the number of FEMA tenants being housed.
Red Carpet Inn manager Kim Hardy said Friday that 30 rooms housing 60-70 people are rented through the FEMA program. She said the Red Carpet Inn hadnt had any booking conflicts that required them to evict anyone from a room.
Hardy said she is happy to have an opportunity to help evacuees, adding that her regular corporate customers are her first priority. For that reason Hardy said she is not accepting any more FEMA-program participants.
Teal said she has called several different hotels looking for new temporary lodging, but all said they "have no more room for FEMA people or theyre not taking any."
A December court decision required the agency to continue the program until at least Feb. 7. McIntyre said FEMA will stop paying hotel bills on that date unless the evacuee calls the agency for an authorization code by Jan. 30. FEMAs help line is (800) 621-FEMA.
When evacuees call for authorization, a FEMA representative will review each persons case. Once an authorization code is received, FEMA will pay for the room until at least Feb. 13, while helping the displaced person transition to longer-term housing.
"It is important that people recognize FEMAs hotel/motel program will end soon, and individuals and families must take ownership to find suitable housing," said Scott Wells, FEMAs federal coordinating officer.
Teal said she had been trying to take control of her situation. She has applied, so far unsuccessfully, for expedited aid, renters assistance for more permanent housing and a FEMA trailer.
Teal said she no longer expects to get the expedited aid, $2,000 checks given to hurricane victims immediately after the storm, and her application for renters assistance has been pending since Sept. 8, the day she filed it. Teal applied for a FEMA trailer in October and hasnt gotten word about that request either.
Teddy Teal plans to stay in Thibodaux and start life over here.
"Theres really nothing back there for me," he said of St. Bernard Parish.
Melissa would like to return, but shes not sure when, or how. In the meantime, her children are attending Thibodaux schools, and shes trying to figure out what her next move should be.
Like so many others, her family must take life day by day and hope for the best.
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West Texas A&M football coach Don Carthel has a demeanor common to many coaches — affable, but with a bit of an edge. He's friendly, but you can tell there's an intensity not that far below the surface. You don't have the kind of success he's had at WT by being laid-back.
Last Saturday, Carthel was pleased, but not satisfied. His Buffaloes had just opened a Texas-sized can of whoop-up on Colorado State-Pueblo, the No. 1-ranked team in the nation. WT's 34-13 win earned the Buffs a trip to the national semifinals.
In the postgame news conference, Carthel was happy enough. He gave credit to his team and staff; even joked with defensive end Ethan Westbrooks about having to change jerseys at halftime because his first one got ripped up in the trenches.
But if you've seen Carthel this year, you've seen him in lighter moods. After the wins against Tarleton State and Abilene Christian, he was about as joyful as football coaches get.
But after the CSU-Pueblo game, Carthel had an aura of seriousness. You could say the same about the players at the interview table with him — Westbrooks, wide receiver Nathan Slaughter and quarterback Dustin Vaughan. They were patiently answering reporters' questions, but when they weren't talking, you could almost feel the men thinking.
For WT, things just got real. All of a sudden, this was about more than making a good run in the playoffs. That's already happened. All the firsts about this season — first playoff win on the road in school history, first trip to the round of eight in school history, first this, first that — you can tell that nobody on the Buffaloes cares about any of those things right now.
All that matters is this next game. WT plays Winston-Salem State at 5:30 p.m. Saturday. And if the Buffs win that one, there's not a single player or coach who would be content for the wins to stop there. Because if WT wins beats Winston-Salem State, there's one more after that — the national championship game.
Win two games and you're the national champions. Just win two games in a row. One, then one more, just like you've done since you were a kid.
Carthel and the Buffaloes have to know how rare these chances are.
They have to know how cruel football can be — how a gust of wind, a funny bounce, a sore shoulder, any trivial factor can make the better team lose. Anyone who's spent their life in football has sat at Thanksgiving dinner with their family unable to tell whether they're chewing turkey or pie because the only thing they can taste is the loss from the previous weekend — a loss that shouldn't have happened.
Even if WT fields a team this talented every season for a decade, what are the odds of making it this deep into the playoffs? This could be as close to the national championship as any of these players or coaches get. They know that.
So, that's where the mental toughness game comes in. If you're thinking about anything but the play, you're not going to make the play.
The good news for WT is that the Buffs have the mental toughness to take care of their business.
They've proven it this season. This year's team has faced distractions before the game, during the game, after the game — and managed them all.
Credit Carthel's leadership and credit the players themselves for the professionalism they've displayed so far.
They'll need to sustain that mental toughness Saturday.
Bowman Gray Stadium is a big-boy venue — a former ACC facility that seats 20,000. It will be loud. Word around Division II football circles is that Winston-Salem State likes to play chippy, rough, in a way that gets into opponents' heads.
The chance of a lifetime. Two wins and it's yours. Hostile environment, hostile opponent. Can the Buffs tune all that out and focus on executing the next play? They can do it. And this weekend, they'll have to do it.
Mark Haslett covers West Texas A&M football. He can be reached at 345-3315 or at mark.haslett


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I'm looking for a efficient way to open Mac paths in windows. I explain the situation:
I am using a software on my mac, which links to files located on a network drive. When i open the same "project" in the windows version of this software, on another PC machine, i want it to link to the files seamlessly. (both machines are, of course, connected to the network drive)
Lets assume my file is here (mac path) : /Volumes/NetworkDrive/Project/Test/MyFile.txt the equivalent path in windows is: \MyServer\NetworkDrive\Project\Test\MyFile.txt
What i would like, is to trick windows, either in the registry, environment variable, or anything like this that is "over" any softwares, so "/Volumes/NetworkDrive" would be understood as "\MyServer\NetworkDrive"
That way any file in any software could be opened.
I would like this to work pretty much like the hosts file works for ip addresses (creating aliases and re-routing for servers)
OR - is this could be done mounting fake folders ? The trick could be done either on mac or pc, as long as it works !
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