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8503 W. Hillsborough Ave., Tampa, FL | Directions 3361527.997022 -82.579388
Neighborhoods: Town N County Alliance, Town N County Park
Great Japanese Restaurant... Don't pass this one by – My husband and i had passed by this restaurant several times before stopping in to try it. Upon entering, it's new, clean, well decorated and the staff is quick to meet, greet, seat and feed you. The food is outstanding. We eat there alot and have never had anything other than an excellent meal... although they did forget the volcanoe once :=( The cooks cook right in front of you. Some interact with the customers better than others, but they are all excellent cooks. Food is plentiful, my husband loves the Margaritas. We don't eat sushi, so i can't comment on that. One suggestion would be to bring a sweater or light jacket since the updraft from the fans over the cooking areas have a tendency to make the place a little cold. Other than that, this is a wonderful dining experience for adults as well as kids. One kid was crying when we were there, the noise of the chef's utensils and his interaction with her had her mesmerized and no more tears.
Awesome! – I can't say enough good things about Nagoya. The food is terrific. Not only is the hibachi top notch (as good or better than Benihana or any other Japanese Steakhouse I've been to), but the sushi is excellent. I have taken many, many sushi lovers to this hidden gem, declaring that the Angry Roll is the best roll I have ever had... every single one of them has agreed. Service is also very good and very attentive. Once again, spread the word...outside appearance and location can be a little deceiving, but this place is one of my all time favorites!
Editorial Review by Citysearch Editors – At this traditional Japanese steakhouse, hibachi steaks and seafood are prepared tableside for patrons entertainment. Also specialize in sushi.
BEST SUSHI! – This place was outstanding! The sushi was VERY fresh and the filet mignon w/ lobster was out of this world. I had the angry roll, bagel roll, spicy tuna hand roll and the long island roll, all were great. Did I mention how good the mixed drinks and saki were? I would highly recommend this place to anyone that loves sushi, fried rice, steak, shrimp, vegetables,lobster... they cook everything in front of you on a teppanyaki style griddle (healthy cooking as well)
BEST HIBACHI & SUSHI!! – This restaurant was questionable for me at first. I use to drive 40 minutes to eat at Jo-To's in Brandon, which was the only 'good cook in front of you' steakhouse. I truely discovered a rare gem, this place not only had the best filet, lobster and shrimp but the sushi is unbelievable in quality. They have a variety of special rolls that other restaurants do not have. I highly recommend the ANGRY ROLL. Everything here is just great, the staff is very friendly and I have developed a relationship with them. The sushi is very fresh and definately stands out from other restaurants. While not being a very well known restaurant yet due to its concealed location in Town N Country, this is definately a place you will come back to after you try it once! I eat there 3 times a week!
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Great beers brewed onsite and a good selection of 'visiting' beers.
I went during Lent this year because I was told that their fish and chips were excellent (and I forgot to make…
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Paper Flower Creations
Learn how to make these beautiful paper flowers to add to home décor projects, centerpieces and more!
Designed by Michaels® Design Team
Material List
- Double-Sided Printed Cardstock of Choice
- Solid Cardstock in Coordinating Colors
- Giga Scallop Heart Punch
- Cornflower Punch
- XL Oopsie Daisy Punch
- 3 Circle Punch or 3 Scalloped Circle Cut With Cricut Personal Cutting Machine
- Accent Essentials Cartridge and Cricut Personal Cutting Machine
- Decorative Brads and Gems
- Glitter
- Glitter Glue or Stickles
- Water Spritzer Ribbon to Match Papers
- Quick-Dry Glue
- Fringe Scissors
- VersaMark Watermark Ink
- Rubber Stamp - Foliate Quad Cube
- Paper Piercer, Awl or Large Needle for Poking Hole into Flower Center
- Woodgrain Background Rubber Stamp
- Gold Embossing Powder
- Heat Embossing Tool
- Scissors
- Paint Brush
- Craft Glue
- Paper Towels
- Paper Plate
- Low-Heat Glue Gun
Project Instructions
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Petal Heart Flower:
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Using the Giga Scallop Heart Punch, punch out 6 hearts from double-sided print cardstock.
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Fold each heart in half, then fold in half again back toward the original fold. Cut or punch a 1 circle from cardstock. Glue the points of the hearts onto the circle so that it forms a flower. Let the glue dry. Punch a center for the flower from a solid color or coordinating paper or cardstock using either the Cornflower Punch or the Oopsie Daisy Punch. Glue it onto the center of the flower. Pierce a hole in the center and add a decorative brad or gem. Brush the edges of the flower petals with glue or a glue pen and sprinkle generously with glitter. Feel free to add glitter to the entire flower if desired. You may also add stickles or glitter glue to further enhance your flower.
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Hand-Shaped Scrunch Flower:
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Punch or die-cut a 3 circle or scalloped circle from double sided print cardstock. Spritz each side of the circle 2 times with water. Fold the circle in half and in half again and accordian-fold pleats around the circle and gather the flower at the center between your thumb and finger pinch the bottom. Flatten the pinched bottom and glue to a small piece of scrap paper. Flatten the flower and set aside to dry. Once the flower is set, you can fluff it up with your fingers. If it stiffens, you can spritz it again lightly. Cut the scrap paper around the flower. You can then glue a smaller die cut flower to the scrunch flower and embellish with a large gem for the center glue it or pierce a hole in the center and insert a brad. Brush glue onto the flower and sprinkle generously with glitter or add glue to the top edge and dip into glitter. You can also embellish with Stickles or Glitter Glue.
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Layered Punch Flower:
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Using the Oopsie Daisy Punch or any petal flower shape using the Accent Essentials cartridge with your Cricut Personal Cutting Machine, punch out a variety of print paper or print cardstock combinations and layer one over the other allowing the bottom petals to show in between the top petals and glue in the center. Using the Cornflower punch, punch a center for your flower and adhere onto the center. Pierce a hole in the center of the flower and insert a decorative brad. If desired, you can curl the petals up using a bone folder or even your fingers much the same way you curl ribbon be gentle as the petals might tear off. If this happens, just glue them back in place. Brush the petals with glue and sprinkle with glitter or embellish with Stickles or Glitter Glue. By using both the punch and the Cricut Personal Cutting Machine, you can create different sizes of petal flowers for your wreath.
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Fringe Flower:
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Start with a strip of double sided cardstock or print paper approximately 2 ½ wide x 6 long. Using the Fringe Scissors, cut ¾ of the way in to the paper the entire length of the paper strip. Roll the strip tightly and glue the end. Fluff the fringes flower and dip in glue, then glitter if desired. Vary the size of the flowers by varying the width of the paper strip.
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Step: 11
Using solid green (or another fall color) cardstock, you can create leaves several different ways. You can simply cut a long pointed strip freehand, or you can die-cut different leaves using the Accent Essentials cartridge and the Cricut Personal Cutting Machine. You can also punch leaves using the Clever Lever Embossing Oak Leaf Punch. Add glitter, Stickles or glitter glue to the leaves to embellish.
Step: 12
Another technique is adding a watermark design on the leaves using a background stamp and VersaMark, or sprinkle on gold embossing powder and heat emboss.
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A SEASON OF LOSSES … The Green Brothers have a long history in Telluride. And extreme skiing has been one of their trademarks … To lose Kevin to a skiing accident saddens us all … I grew up with two brothers. Something special about a trio of boys that conjures up the Three Musketeers for me – dashing daredevil figures. And the Greens have been that, for sure. Legend in their own time … I know it's part of the demographic of being older that we keep losing so many of our friends and loved ones. I understand that. But I never really understand it … Why is life all tied up with dying? Dunno. It's just part of the package. It will always be a mystery … Many of us put names on it and rituals and that's wonderful. Whatever can heal over the great sadness of losing someone you love … Dolores. Dad. Doug. Kevin… The litany grows longer as we grow older … My heart goes out to the whole Green clan. A time of mourning. A time to sing the praises of one good man.
PEACE WALK … Last month was the hundredth time that the San Miguel Peacewalkers and This Republic Can started at the courthouse at noon and marched down Colorado Avenue. On the 11th of every month it's become a tradition to give witness to the two wars we're in, to remember the lives lost on 9/11 and in wars around the world, and to demonstrate our commitment to peace … Come join us today at the lunch hour. After the march, we'll be having lunch together in the vault at Lucas's Cocina de Luz. It's open to everyone. We can spend time eating and speaking about the peace we want and the wars we've got.
YUYUTSU SHARMSA … The Norwood Writers Guild has teamed up with the Wilkinson Library to present Nepali poet Yuyutsu Sharmsa at a free public reading of his poetry (in English) this coming Sunday (Valentine's Day) at 2 p.m. … Yuyu is a good buddy of Bill Seaton, a poet in upstate New York whose daughter was one of my early student charges in a previous lifetime when I taught pre-school in San Francisco (actually pre-school and politics are not all that different in a lot of ways – both are about managing the unreasonable). Bill recommended Yuyu to us, and we figured out a Western Slope tour that will begin at the Art Center in Grand Junction (thanks to poet & Latin scholar Luis Lopez), move to the Wilkinson Library in Telluride (thanks to amazing storyteller Scott Doser), and then finish up with three readings in the Roaring Fork Valley (thanks to neo-beat Kim Nuzzo of the Aspen Poets Society) … There's actually a Nepali restaurant in Junction and small diaspora of Nepalese. We only have Yuyu for a few hours Sunday afternoon. But come hear him read and meet a mountain poet from halfway around the globe.
TELLING IT REAL … Peter Anderson of Crestone took over publishing and editing Pilgrimage magazine from 2002 to this past year. Under his skillful expertise, it became a wonderful regional Western Slope compendium of stories and poetry of spirit and place-based wisdom. He has now handed over the editorship to Maria Melendez, a talented poet with several collections of poetry from the University of Arizona Press and editorial experience with the Latino Poetry Review and Momotombo Press. She will be running the new Pilgrimage out of Pueblo, Colorado … Meanwhile, Peter has finished up with Issue #34 as an anthology of the Best of Pilgrimage (2003-2009): Telling It Real. The collection includes poems by a trio of San Miguel County poets – Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer, Ellen Metrick and myself. Copies are available on line at www.pilgrimagepress.org for $24 (postage paid).
BUST ECONOMICS … According to my good friend Lance Christie of Moab, the Centre for Research on Globalization's Matthias Chang predicts the U.S. economy will implode in the second quarter of 2010. The primary causes of this economic collapse he describes are: (a) the debasement of world currencies by the creation of "stimulus money" by the world's central banks, including the Federal Reserve of the U.S., and (b) a new wave of commercial and residential foreclosures in the U.S. starting in early 2010. Chang points out that the Fed has already spent trillions of [newly created fiat currency] dollars buying mortgages from Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae with no alternative buyer in sight who will take these off the Fed's hands … The European financial firm Societe Generale projects public debt will reach 105% of gross domestic product in the United Kingdom, 125% of GDP in the U.S. and the European Economic Union, and 270% of GDP in Japan in the next two years, with total world debt reaching $45 trillion. Chang asks, "How will this debt be repaid?" … Notes Christie, "From where I lurk, there are only two alternative answers to that question. The fantasy answer: what the powers-who-think-they-are hope for is that the world economy will miraculously recover with strong 'real' economic growth (increased capital capacity for and production of consumable goods and services), which will in turn increase government tax revenues from which income stream the debt can be serviced. The level of economic growth required to generate an adequate income stream to service this massive public debt far exceeds economic growth observed in the best of economic times in the past few decades … The other answer to that question, which is the probable one we will realize, is that the world central banks will 'print' yet more 'toilet paper currency,' causing debasement of those currencies, thus writing off national debt through inflation … The national unemployment rate for the U.S. as a whole was 10.2% in October, 3.6% higher than October 2008's 6.6%.
The Mistake
have you noticed
the joy of catching and fixing
the mistake
when writing out the new date
and notice the flow and spin
to change a zero (almost a 9)
to a 10 by fronting a one
welcome then to twenty ten
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NORFOLK, Va. - The James Madison women's tennis team took today's match to the wire, but fell in dramatic fashion to UNCW in a three-set final dual. The Dukes lost 4-3 to the Seahawks in a neutral-court match played in Norfolk, Va.
Tied at 3-all, junior Jacqueline Palmucci (Aurora, Colo./Cherokee Trail) went up 1-0 on UNCW's Alyssa Ritchie in the No. 2 singles slot with a 6-3 win in set one. Ritchie rallied 6-4 in set two, sending the match to a winner-take-all set three. The duo battled, but Ritchie used her momentum to win 10-5, collecting the point and the match-win for the Seahawks.
The Dukes started the day well by winning the doubles point after successive victories by JMU pairings. Senior Katherine Bulling (Loveland, Ohio/Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy) and freshman Cara Wirth (Reading, Pa./Wilson) dispatched Kelly Cameron and Miller Hales 8-1 to put the Dukes ahead, and the sophomore-senior duo of Taylor Pinchoff (Sylvan Lake, Mich./West Bloomfield) and Michelle Nguyen (Springfield, Va./South County) secured a 1-0 point lead for Madison after defeating Angie Sekely and Olga Blank 8-4.
UNCW rallied in singles play, however, taking a 2-1 advantage following Sekely's 6-2, 6-1 win over Pinchoff and Cameron's 6-3, 6-3 victory over Nguyen. JMU would not stay down for long, as Bulling swept Blank 6-2, 7-5 in the No. 4 spot to knot the match 2-2.
Christina Riley (UNCW) put the Seahawks back on top with a 6-2, 6-4 defeat of junior Ruxandra Andriescu (Brampton, Ontario, Canada/Turner Fenton) to put them one win away from taking the match. Wirth, however, battled to a three-set victory (3-6, 6-4, 6-4) over Christine Kharkevich to take the match to the seventh point.
JMU is now 1-1 for the spring season, both overall and in league play. As the match was UNCW's first on the spring slate, the Seahawks have a 1-0 record in Colonial Athletic Association match-ups.
The Dukes will return to the courts on Saturday, February 16 when they face Howard University in Annapolis, Md. The duel is set to begin at 6 p.m.


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Eric Zizza
Transfer Counselor, Student Development Office
Eric graduated with high honors from Colgate University in Hamilton, NY with a bachelor's degree in Philosophy and Religion. He later received a master's of science degree in Counseling and Psychological Services from the State University of New York at Oswego. For the past 6 years Eric has served as the Transfer Counselor on the Auburn Campus.
In addition to helping guide students through the transfer process, Eric works with colleagues at area institutions to enhance the transferability of Cayuga Community College's programs. He also juggles various committee and board work. Eric was a charter member of the Banner Student Implementation team, and serves on the Board of Directors as one of the college's two delegates to the Cayuga County Health Consortium.
Due in part to the ever-changing student demographic and growth in on-line learning, Eric is taking a hard look at how student services are delivered. After intensive research, he has identified a technology based structure that will serve to preserve the "face to face" hallmark of Cayuga's services, while extending and increasing accessibly to a more distant population. He is currently heading a two-pronged attack to update and access the current service model here at the college.
Michael Greene
Coordinator of Baccalaureate Programs
Michael Greene, the Coordinator of Baccalaureate Programs at Cayuga College is from Lansing NY. He attended New England College in NH, Bowling Green State University in Ohio and St. Lawrence University in Canton, NY. He has spent twelve years in higher education and seventeen in secondary education. His service was split between 25 and years in Career Services and four years in Academic Affairs. He is a member of the World Future Society and has served in many leadership positions such as: Chair, South Carolina Technical College Student Activities Board and Regional Representative for South Carolina Council Educational Opportunity Program Personnel. Michael's Masters' thesis is The Relationship between Selected Teacher Characteristics and a Positive Attitude toward the Handicapped.
This fall semester of 2009, Michael volunteered through the assessment office to serve on the National AACU Inquiry and Analysis Rubric committee, addressing the four levels of Limitations and Implications. The mission was framed as: "the language and the process of inquiry and analysis assignments, are expected to vary to fit how the discipline traditionally collects and analyzes information, and, the type of conclusions or judgments that evidence is used to inform." It was noted that: "while the rubric can be used if the assignments or purposes for work are unknown, it will work most effectively when those are known."
The rubric work with AACU was a great learning experience for those at Cayuga College who participated and the Assessment Office wants to thank Michael for his willingness, dedication and commitment that he put into assisting to design national rubrics with professional academics from around the country.
Jeff Rosenthal
Associate VP of Academic and Student Affairs
Jeff received a bachelor's degree in psychology from Binghamton University in 1988 and a master's in counseling and psychological services from SUNY Oswego in 1991, and he is completing a doctorate in developmental education and higher education administration from Grambling State University. As director of the Academic Support Center, he oversaw all placement testing, tutoring, learning specialists, and disability services at Cayuga. He also coordinates the Cayuga Advantage concurrent enrollment program, chairs the campus safety committee, is a member of the College Cabinet and Institutional Planning Committee, is a full professor, and teaches psychology in the evenings. Before joining Cayuga Community College, he directed a Federal TRIO Student Support Services Program at Cazenovia College, served as president of the Association for Equality and Excellence in Education, and served on the Board of Directors of the Council for Opportunity in Education.
Jeff was recently promoted to Associate VP of Academic and Student Affairs
Click to view Jeff's 2009 Assessment Day presentation:
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NEWARK, N.J., Feb. 14, 2014 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Joseph Taylor, CEO and chairman of Panasonic North America, will provide Rutgers Business School students with an insightful look at leadership and strategy on Thursday, Feb. 20 as the next featured guest in the school's distinguished CEO Lecture Series.
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Taylor's talk, "The Challenge of Remaking a 100-year-old Global Corporation," will focus on Panasonic's emergence from its business struggles and what it has taken to regain the company's footing in the global marketplace.
Students, faculty alumni, journalists and others interested in attending are encouraged to register. The event will take place from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. inside Bove Auditorium, Rutgers Business School, One Washington Park, Newark. A reception will follow in the lounge outside Bove.
"There's an old saying, "When you find yourself in a hole, you should stop digging," Taylor said. "When we found ourselves in trouble it took us too long to react."
The CEO Lecture Series is one of the most distinguished thought leadership events sponsored by Rutgers Business School. It was started as a way of providing students with access to leading executives and their real-life insights about the business world. In the past, the event has also featured successful Rutgers alums such as Avon CEO Sheri McCoy and Gregory Weaver, chairman and chief executive of Deloitte & Touche.
Taylor, who completed his undergraduate studies at LaSalle College, offers the unique perspective of a former entrepreneur who joined Panasonic and was given an increasing amount of responsibility, leading to his move into the corner office. He is the first American to hold the titles of chief executive and chairman at Panasonic and to have a seat on the global company's board of directors.
Taylor said his own management style is a combination of Japanese and American influences. "The Japanese manage by consensus and American managers are known for unilateral decision-making," Taylor said. "I think the combination of both is the best of all."
He was a key North American executive when Panasonic experienced back-to-back annual losses and launched a turnaround that required the company to shift away from unprofitable businesses, including consumer electronics, and redirect its focus on business-to-business products as well as automotive systems products, including battery cells to electric car makers like Toyota and Tesla Motors.
If Panasonic was slow to respond to marketplace changes, it was quick to set a course to return the company to profitability. Taylor credited Panasonic's turnaround to a collective open-mindedness, strong decision-making and a willingness to change course.
After graduating from college, Taylor followed his entrepreneurial instincts and with a friend, he started two companies, one built around solar panels and another focused on residential hydroelectricity. "We were," Taylor said, "a little ahead of our time."
Neither of his early ventures succeeded. Later, Taylor joined Panasonic where he managed the company's development of a revolutionary new rotary compressor. Panasonic would perfect the technology and use it to improve the efficiency of air conditioners and refrigerators.
During his 30 years at Panasonic, Taylor has filled a variety of positions, including president and chief operating officer of Panasonic Industrial Company and chief operating officer for Panasonic North America, which serves as the heart of Panasonic's U.S. branding, sales and R&D operations.
Last year, Panasonic moved 1,000 employees into a new $200 million, 12-story headquarters building near Penn Station in Newark. The company has agreed to lease the building for 15 years. As CEO, Taylor advocated relocating from Secaucus to downtown Newark, where the project represented the first new office development in two decades.
It's the sort of task Taylor has always been willing to take on.
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The second of the Clark's uCurate exhibitions features an intriguing look at the worlds of women. The exhibition was created by Ashley Smith, a clergywoman from Stephentown, New York. Smith's show considers the different worlds and experiences of many of the women featured in works from the Clark's permanent collection.
One world is comprised of women who are dressed and prepared to be seen and admired; they have sought out the painter's eye and are ready for the eye of the beholder. The other world is made up of more typically "invisible" women: washerwomen, fisherwomen, women who are servants, women who are performers and thus seen to make a living, and women whose status is unknown but who appear worn down by life.
"Because of the artist's eye, we see the women of both worlds, side by side, showing us the difference in lives lived next to each other but apart," says Smith. She developed the exhibition after being drawn to Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot's Young Woman in a Pink Skirt in the Clark's uCurate galleries.
"She looked out of the painting as if desperate for someone to notice her and see that she was there," Smith says. "Looking at the contrast between her poor appearance and the wealthy appearance of the women in the paintings around her, I started to wonder about the difference in their lives."
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Housing demand is suddenly roaring back, and the nation's home builders are rushing just to keep up. New orders are soaring, as supplies of existing homes continue to plummet.
Stocks of the big builders, which surged even before real recovery began, continue to rise, up nearly 54 percent from a year ago. With room to grow, and after a decade lull, more builders are now going public.
Scottsdale, Arizona-based Taylor Morrison will make its initial public offering (IPO) Wednesday, according to filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. It plans to sell 23.8 million Class A shares for between $20 and $22 a share. That would make the deal worth as much as $524 million. Taylor Morrison follows California-based Tripoint, which went public in January of this year.
Taylor Morrison, which builds in Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida and Texas, is a step-up builder. Prices for its homes average $364,000, not the entry-level, but not luxury either. It reported revenue of $1.4 billion in 2012, with sales and orders up 46 percent from 2011.
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"Unlike TPH [Tripoint], this is not a startup, and it already has a substantial land pipeline. It has significant momentum already in orders and backlog, and we think will do very well," said Alex Barron, an analyst with the Texas-based Housing Research Center.
With more room to grow, Barron is putting a Buy rating on the stock, which will start trading on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol TMHC.
"We are pretty much in the second year of what should be a multi-year recovery, and I think that that company seems positioned in some of the more attractive markets," he noted.
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Barron expects Taylor Morrison's revenues to grow 50-60 percent this year. "The pricing that they are quoting $20-22 a share seems decent price, where I think there should be upside for investors who participate."
But not all are bullish on the builders, especially those that concentrate in the formerly hard hit housing markets like Arizona and California. Inventories are low in these states and prices are surging largely because of huge investor demand for foreclosed properties. With a strong, new single family rental market, investors rushed in and are cashing in on rents, but some say that demand is already starting to ease.
"Despite multi-billion dollar buying sprees by well-funded Wall Street hedge funds, real estate investors bought fewer properties in 2012 than they did in 2011, which was a record year for investors. Investment-home sales declined 2.1 percent to 1.21 million from 1.23 million in 2011, but those sales had been well under a million during the market downturn," according to a new survey from the National Association of Realtors.
Meanwhile, previously surging single family rents are flattening. Nearly 4 million more single-family homes have been added to the rental market since 2005, according to Trulia.com. Supply has finally caught up with demand, with single family rents up just 0.1 percent in March from a year ago. That has housing bears roaring again.
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"In Phoenix—like Las Vegas, Florida, the Inland Empire, Central Valley et al—we now have a rental supply glut," said Mark Hanson, a California-based housing and mortgage analyst.
"Wherever the institutional money has gone in and ravaged is high risk for housing investment or building. These regions have become highly volatile speculative regions in which prices can rise 20 percent one year and fall 15 percent the next. The insti's have turned these markets into something I have never seen before...more like high-beta, speculative, volatile tech stock markets than housing markets."
Prices are soaring in these markets because all-cash investors are finding very little left to buy. Regular buyers can't compete with investors, so they are heading to the home builders. The builders were caught off guard, because they did not foresee this dynamic. Now they are rushing back to meet demand, while having no idea how long that demand will last. Why? Because when home prices get high enough, investors could cash out, pushing inventories higher and prices lower.
The birth of the new asset class, the REO (bank owned foreclosures) to Rent model, put a floor on home prices and reduced distress dramatically in the market. It also, however, added a new volatility to housing for years to come.
If investors hold and rent the homes, recovery will continue apace, but if sentiment shifts, and investors see bigger returns in sales than rents, the game could turn quickly.
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At halftime of last Sunday's game against the Patriots I started thinking about my column for this week.
The Broncos were down 17-7, and the Patriots would start with the ball in the second half. The Broncos' only scoring drive of the half, in the last five minutes of the second quarter, was quickly matched by a vintage, Tom Brady, is-there-even-a-defense-on-the-field? 2-minute drill. The Broncos got the ball back with two seconds left on their own 40, and Kyle Orton heaved a desperate effort toward the end zone that was picked off by Randy Moss for Orton's first interception of the season.
The gist of my column, as I had it worked out then, was going to be that this loss to the Patriots is a perfectly fine way to end the Broncos' perfect start. Orton's first pick came on a meaningless halftime Hail Mary. Perfectly fine end to perfection. The Broncos' perfect season looked as though it would end at the hands of the last team to complete a perfect season. Perfectly fine end to perfection. I mean it had to/has to end eventually, right? Right?
Plus, if the Broncos lost, at least we had the Rockies to look forward to later that night, right? (Ouch.)
Second half: enter the wow-factor.
After giving up 17 points in the first 29:58 of the game, the Broncos held the Patriots perfectly scoreless for the next 30:02, plus the 4:51 the Broncos had the ball in OT. The Patriots, and Brady with his 7-0 OT record, never touched the ball. The Broncos won the coin flip, drove 58 yards on 11 plays, and Matt Prater redeemed his 1st-quarter miss with a 41-yard field goal that split the uprights, perfectly.
That was a gutsy effort by a gutsy football team with a gutsy coach, and I profess myself a believer.
I'll be the first to admit that I was dead wrong about this team and season, and I've never been so happy to be so wrong.
To Josh McDaniels: I apologize. You are proving yourself to be a good coach; we'll save great depending on how the rest of this season goes. You're smart. I loved the Wild Horse formation, and to pull it out in the first drive against your mentor: brilliant and gutsy. You got your team and largely skeptical fan base to believe in you 100 percent, a feat that I thought would be your most futile, and after just five games. Remember when I said wins heal wounds? Consider me healed.
To Kyle Orton: I owe you an apology as well. I'm scared to write this for fear of jinxing you, but you could be playing yourself into a Pro Bowl. Finally free of the glove, you completed 35 of 48 passes for 330 yards and two touchdowns. And as mentioned above, your only interception of the year so far wasn't even mistake. Jay who? (Again, this coming from someone who almost cried when we traded Cutler to the Bears.)
To Brandon Marshall and Eddie Royal: welcome back. I was worried about both of you there early, and how you would adapt to this new system. I like Jabar Gaffney pulling in six catches for 61 yards, but I like it a lot more when you, Royal, catch 10 passes for 90 yards, and you, Marshall, catch 8 for 64 and two touchdowns.
To Knowshon Moreno: please don't get hurt and follow the trend of recent Broncos backs. I know you're young and impressionable, but that is NOT the cool thing to do around here. And you showed some flashes of brilliance. You were very effective out of Wild Horse, you ran well, and you made a key 27-yard reception in the fourth quarter to help set up the game-tying touchdown. Thank you, rookie.
To the Broncos defense: Wow. Wow, wow, wow; quite a refreshing change of scenery from last year. You stopped Tom Brady three times on one crucial, 3rd-quarter drive, after two special teams penalties on punts. There are too many impact players on this side of the ball for me to name individually, but as a unit you have given up 47 points through five games. Last year, you (well, not most of you, but your predecessors) gave up more than 30 points in nine separate games.
To Bronco Nation: I apologize for my early-season pessimism. The Broncos look to be a strong AFC contender this year. But next week we have the Chargers at San Diego on Monday night. And despite being overrated every year, the Chargers have been the Broncos' gut-check game for three straight years now.
2008: The Hochuli call. A game that we definitely did not deserve to win (and paid for in Week 17), and exposed the Broncos very weak defense; we gave up 38 points for our first 30+ defensive effort of the season.
2007: The Broncos started out 2-2 (with two fluky wins), and Week 5 against the Chargers would tip the balance of the season either way, we lost 41-3.
2006: both teams came into Week 11 at Denver with 7-2 records. I was at that game, and I vividly remember watching LaDanian Tomlinson catch a short pass from Phillip Rivers and bolt 51 yards for the touchdown to pull the Chargers within three in the third quarter, and on that play I saw our season slip away. And you could make a valid argument that that was the turning point in the Broncos-Chargers rivalry. Before that game, the Broncos were defending AFC-West champions and one win short of the Super Bowl the year before. Since then, the Broncos have not made the playoffs once, while San Diego has gone every year.
But for now, the Broncos are perfect, and they will carry that perfection into San Diego Monday night. Let's hope it's time for another franchise-altering match up against the Chargers and start of a perfect era of football in Denver.


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Thursday 06:00 PM - 09:00 PM
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This traditional art form, more than 1,000 years old, relies on hand-pressing techniques, watercolors, and rice paste. Quite distinct from Western printmaking traditions, it uses no oil-based inks or presses. In this course, we will learn the core techniques of Japanese woodblock printing and carving. In order to understand these techniques, we will begin by practicing simple black and white printmaking techniques (of modern, Western origin), and jigsaw-cut square plate printmaking. Students will make all prints by hand, will apply color with watercolor and rice paste, and will practice advanced techniques using gradation (bokashi). In addition, we will study traditional design, composition, and techniques of wood block carving. To contextualize our work in the studio, we will study the history of ukiyo-e printing, using the outstanding print collection at the Davison Art Center, to understand the evolution of printing techniques and changes in design and image-making from the 11th century to contemporary work.
Students will make series of prints using 4 to 5 techniques, and will be graded on weekly assignments, a midterm critique session, and a final project created from their best work in each technique.
Students will supply their own paintbrushes and may purchase paper directly from the art department. Ink and printing blocks will be supplied. Students should have previous image-making (drawing/painting) experience, but no previous printmaking experience is necessary. Solvents may be used, and individuals with chemical sensitivities should consult the instructor before registering. This form of printmaking relies on the hands and upper body; consult with the instructor if you have questions about the physical abilities needed for the course.
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I'm glad you did the self portrait! School is tireing and sucks =(
wow man, again incredible improvement! Keep this pace up!
My Sketchbook
only the duty? what the fuck is this? the duty is draw all day long!!! and all night long! and in you lessons! nice portrait though ;D
keep rockin, lady! :-*
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Jatherips comment was pure win
You are improving! No doubt about that Get super intensee!!! Killl the studddiess.!! RAhhhhh you hear that?? It's your mother at the door! Shes telling you to pick up that damn pencil and tablet and draw like a crazed knowledge hungry monkey today! You love it!!! YOu love it!
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Hey hello! very nice to find you here!
well im more active on DA atm, but i'll chance over to CA too causo of the well known reasons ^^.
your improovement is awsome! keep it on!.
your grayscalethings and the studies from refrences are great. you have some problems with color, just as i have, but im sure you'll fix that soon!, i'll watch you here too! im curious for you next works.
Seems like you sort of did it with the ice queen but here is a nice little excersize. First drawing something from observation and then take that all away and try drawing it from your memory as best you can
Other then that ill just say keep it up yay!!
Mate you are doing great.Thats logical because of the hard work you do.Its always good to see a hard worker improving his art.If you use a lot of black for the shadows,reduce it,especially when the light source throws cold(in temperature) light.
WHen the light is warm by adding black in the lower value colors it makes them cold and thats ok because in warm light there are cold shadows.
But when the light is cold the shadows have to be warmer,so you add less black and more color.
Keep working in the ice queen.I think it will become a nice piece and a nice training.
Great!!! thnx for stopping by my sketchbook
youve got 12 hours left to update, otherwise all your drawing skillz will be reduced to a minimum.
signed Dr. Lazyness, the ultimate villain
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hmm...okay, update.
1st. thank you very much. especially kingcostas, that was quite helpful!
marschelarts, hope to see you soon
i´m doing various stuff at the moment, don´t have a lot of time, i´m drawing anyway, everyday. i started drawing fight jets again, i´m doing some ref. practices, i´ll upload them later. i hope to start a detailed jet-paiting, with missiles and stuff-WOHOOOOOO
erm, yep, digital stuff og the last days. doing some pencil atm.
Jets are really freaking cool! Holy crap my library has this one crazy book that's HUGE!!! Like 19x 25. It's MASSIVE. Anyways there's a bunch of fighter jet photos in there. I love looking at them. I'm tottaly going to draw some jets now.
Keep it up man! It's looking great
I see improvement in here!
Try to use different colors in the shadows of your portraits (a grey-blue for example) otherwise the skintones look dirty very quickly!
I forget to mirror the painting sometimes ,too. It's a thing from the traditional stuff, I guess. ^^
The colorstudies are getting better!
Keep kicking your ass!
Hahaha great self portrait! Why don't you try doing a longer more detailed self portrait? (I thought I commented yesterday, sorry )
hey mista, the to portraits are awesome consider that eyelashes arent black at all....mostly a dark brown!
now to the characterdesign you know its you weakness right now, so get out of you comfort zone and PRACTICE!
next time think of an more intresting view and pose (well, my ones suck, too ) and then consider the anatomy under the clothing (eg. the form of the torso isnt really convincing.....
keep practicing :-*
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Check out this crazy tutorial on light and color http://www.conceptart.org/forums/sho...d.php?t=148355
Dylan: thank you very much, that helped me alot!
yep, jakob! thanks
i don´t think i have any time to draw this week busy school week is coming! hope to survive it´s a pity ,i have some non finished work. now i have to finish them later. in 1 1/2 weeks :´(
hope that i find some spare time, to do some drawings.so this is not the last update for along time.
i tried to work without the colour picker in the portrait of the woman.so i have an bigger diversity of colours.and it works.i suggest you not to work with the colour picker!
last portraits are uber awesome!!
keep practicing :-*
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Hey these are looking good!!! Color sliders are hard but awesome!
Just keeps getting better ... loving it!
Keep up the good work and regular updates!
Sweet improvements in those paints! Impressive stuff here! Watch the anatomy though.
---Interesting sketch.... Keep drawing mate.......... CHEERS!..........
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i miss your updates sooo bad
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I second that
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g´day guys.
after busy 2 weeks an update. anyway i did nearly everyday some pencil doodles.
started painting on this weekend again.some selfportraits. my best environment so far(still sucks, on holidays i´ll spent most of my time on that! promise)
erm, yes, going to croatia one week, extracurricular activities(yessss!, i´ve known years ago, when i´ve learned vocab. that one day i can use it!)
see you on next....sunday!
The afro Samurai self portrait is just awesome! And a very nice environment I think it's to right heavy though, it's all leaning to one side and nothing is happening on left side.
Keep drawing! See you around!
YAY! Finally you did the selfportrait you promised me!
Lol Afro Samurai! :'D
Keeeeep it up!


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Back in May, Boston College linebacker Mark Herzlich was diagnosed with Ewing's sarcoma, a rare form of cancer in his leg. Saturday during an interview with CBS19's Matt Parsons, Herzlich announced that his cancer is now completely gone.
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THIS IS THE NEWS: January 2014
Here's some stuff that happened while I was away this winter.
Tom Murphy has written a three part feature for Broken Frontier on landscape comics, each respectively focusing on work by Oliver East, Jon McNaught (forthcoming), and myself. He explores, in relation to my comics, the links between place, memory and emotion. It's a a thoughtful and flattering piece that certainly picks up many of my own preoccupations in my work - in particular trying not to tell readers that something happened, but instead ask 'did this happen to you, too?'. Also it's about Geography, and (as a professional geographer) I fucking love Geography, so my thanks go to Tom for taking the time to sit and think about my work. It means a lot. Read it in full here.
Best of…
I'm honoured to say that SMOO 7 made two notable end of year lists. It came number 30 in Rob Clough's Top 50 short-form comics of 2013. Rob's been very supportive this year, and this is another piece of support for which I am thankful.
SMOO 7 also features in Andy Oliver's 'Ten UK Small Press Comics You Need to Own 2013' over at Broken Frontier. SMOO 5 made this list last year, so it's amazing to appear on it two years in a row. Andy writes that "quite simply, [Moreton] is one of the most important and intelligent creative voices in current U.K. small press comics." Now that is an accolade I'm not sure I deserve, but that I certainly intend to work hard to live up to.
Over at Comic Book Resources, Alec Berry writes about Grand Gestures. He explores particularly the tension between art and story, author and audience. He writes:
"Grand Gestures … is so bare bones comics, it's undeniably beautiful for how it meshes mechanics with its larger considerations of life and the universe, and in both arenas it demands a reader's participation."
Read the full review here.
Another review of Grand Gestures comes courtesy of Jason Sacks at Comics Bulletin. He writes,
"Though he draws a world outside our windows, full of all the modern stuff and bother of modern life – boring meetings, long car rides, drinking coffee alone at a Starbucks, there's a calm, meditative heart at the center of this comic: a feeling of transcendence, of meditation, and ultimately perhaps a feeling that our daily lives are suffused by a beautiful sort of calm, internal poetry as we go along in our everyday lives."
You can read that review here.
And coming soon…
In the next months I'll be focusing on my book-length work for Grimalkin Press, and I'll be writing about it, sharing previews and talking about drawing and comics and things like that on this blog in the near future. I also have some exciting publishing news waiting to come out, too, so watch this space for that.
Until then, here's to 2014. It's going to a busy, important and strange year, I can tell already.