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Epson Artisan 835 Review and Ratings
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Our Verdict: This Swiss-Army-knife all-in-one offers fast print speeds, excellent output, a vast array of features, and ease of use for home users who need it all from an inkjet. Read More…
- What We Liked…
- Loaded with easy-to-use features
- Fast document printing
- High-quality output
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- High price
- High cost of consumables
- Low-capacity output tray
Epson Artisan 835 Review
By October 8, 2010reviewed
Shopping for an all-in one (AIO) inkjet printer that supports scanning, copying, and faxing seems straightforward enough—that is, until you actually start looking around. There are so many machines and such a wide range of feature sets. Most all-in-one printers excel at one or two tasks, but very few are good at doing them all. Epson's Artisan 835, however, bucks the trend by offering nearly every feature available on today's consumer-grade AIOs, and doing almost everything well. Although it's a little pricey, for $299.99 you get one powerful page churner.
The Artisan 835 replaces the Artisan 810, an earlier-generation $300 AIO designed and marketed with the Swiss-Army-knife approach of piling on features and offering the lot at a premium price. The two devices—the new and the old—are encased in identical-looking shiny black plastic and have the signature Epson left-to-right slope across the top, accentuating the automatic document feeder and breaking up the otherwise block-like shape. Unlike Canon's new $299 high-end photo AIO, the Pixma MG8120, with its redesigned exterior and futuristic control panel, the Artisan 835 uses essentially the same tilt-up, 7.8-inch touch panel as its predecessor. (It's spacious and functional, if a bit stodgy.) It's also a little bigger than most consumer AIOs, especially from front to back. An external duplexer, the device that pulls pages back and flips them over for two-sided printing without your intervention, extends several inches from the back, giving the printer an odd shape and making it take up a little more desk space than other AIOs. On the upside, you can connect to it wirelessly, so you can place it just about anywhere. At 25 pounds, this Artisan is a bit heavy due to the big feature load. The duplexer, the document feeder, and a CD-printing mechanism are, in effect, little machines themselves and bring their own payloads. The extra weight also makes the printer feel durable.
Unlike many AIOs, this device doesn't have a rear paper tray. Instead, it has a 120-sheet tray that slides into the front of the machine beneath the output tray. The paper tray has an attachment that holds 20 sheets of photo paper. This arrangement makes paper handling a little awkward; you have to lift the tiny 30-page output tray out of the way to get the input tray in and out, then slide your document paper in under the photo-paper tray. There's no convenient way to feed the device the occasional Quicken check, label sheet, or other specialty paper that we all need to print to now and then.
The Artisan 835 uses Epson's six-cartridge Claria Hi-Definition ink-technology system. In addition to the standard cyan, magenta, yellow, and black (CMYK) process-color inks, the system includes light-cyan and light-magenta cartridges to expand the printable color range and enrich the overall color depth. Rather than loading the cartridges into a sliding print-head carriage like most other inkjets, the Artisan 835 has a conveniently located ink compartment in the front-right corner of the device. Ink is injected to the print head through hoses—a somewhat uncommon configuration, but not markedly more convenient than the conventional system.
Considering everything it does, setting up the Artisan 835 is a straightforward and painless 10-minute process. The LCD walks you through installing the ink cartridges and connecting the device to your wireless network. If you know the network password, the instructions and pictures make the procedure foolproof, even if you've never set up a printer before. The only time we looked at the setup guide was to figure out how to use the two-tiered paper tray, which is somewhat flimsy and, without diagrams and instructions, a bit of a puzzle. (That said, once you get it loaded the first time, you should have it mastered.) You can expand the tray to hold 8x14-inch legal-size paper to print or copy legal documents, a feature not supported on many AIOs.
You can get to nearly every function from the contextual touch-control panel. The panel is intuitive and easy to use, but the home screen's tan-colored buttons and the bright-yellow labeling throughout are somewhat homely and plain-looking, an overall lackluster design screaming for an upgrade. This doesn't affect ease of use, performance, or functionality, however—the control panel does its job despite the uninspiring interface. Scanning, copying, selecting, correcting, laying, out, and printing photographs is easy, the LCD walking you through each process. You won't have to exert a single brain cell to figure out what to do next.
The bundled CD contains Epson's standard software bundle for enhancing, correcting, organizing photos, as well as a scanning program, and a better-than-average OCR application, Abbyy FineReader Sprint, for converting scanned text to editable text documents. Abbyy FineReader Sprint saves in multiple formats, such as Word and PDF, and in our tests, it didn't make many mistakes. When converting our sample text documents, it didn't convert a single character incorrectly, which is performance we have not seen from most other OCR programs.
Printing documents during our tests went mostly as expected, except that in Draft mode the sheets get pushed out a bit too forcefully and don't stack properly in the output tray. Sometimes sheets slid out too far, and subsequent sheets slipped under them, mixing up the page order. Also, when we let the output tray overflow by just a sheet or two over its rather low 30-page limit, in any mode, we wound up picking up pages off the floor.
The Artisan 835 showed some inconsistent times when printing documents, but it was overall an impressive performer. When printing our standard 20-page text-only test document in Draft mode, it blazed through the job in just 1 minute and 6 seconds, beating every other inkjet printer we have tested recently. When we switched to Fine mode printing the same document, however, its time of 9:19 was on par with printers closer to budget level. It stepped up its game again, though, when printing our 10-page test document of mixed text and graphics. At 4 minutes and 53 seconds in Fine mode, it scorched the competition. (No other device we've tested recently has been able to come in under 9 minutes on that test.) And if that's not impressive enough, the Artisan 835 printed the same 10 pages in Draft mode in 24.3 seconds, more than four times faster than most of its competition.
The Artisan 835 had some trouble keeping up with its competition when it comes to photo printing, though. When printing our 4x6-inch test photo in Epson's Photo mode, the equivalent to Canon's Standard mode, the Artisan 835's time of 20 seconds was within a second of Canon's $199 Pixma MG6120 and $299 Pixma MG8120. At the highest-quality settings, however, the Artisan 835 fell way behind. On our 8.5x11-inch image, in Best mode, the Artisan 835's print time of 2 minutes and 53 seconds was significantly slower than both Pixmas.
Scan and copy speeds were excellent. It scanned our single-page text document in 10 seconds. That's faster than most other AIOs we've tested recently, including the Pixma MG8120's 15.9 seconds.
Whether we had to wait long for it or not, the Artisan 835 continued to shine when we started to look at its output. The quality of our text and mixed-text-and-graphics test documents was excellent, even on cheap copy paper. The scan and copy functions worked as they should, and the results looked good. Our photographs looked excellent, in both Photo and Best modes. They were much more colorful and detailed than images printed on non-Artisan Epson AIO printers we've tested.
So, what will all these features and breakneck speeds cost you over time? Most of the inkjets we've looked at recently have high per-page costs, which we measure by calculating the cost of the ink required to print a single page. Printing monochrome documents on the Artisan 835 will cost you about 3.2 cents per page, which isn't bad compared with some others in its price class. Epson offers only one size of black cartridge, however, so this is as good as it gets. Some other vendors offer pricier, optional "high-yield" black cartridges that deliver a lower cost per page than their standard cartridges do.
Epson does offer a high-yield option on its color ink tanks, but the payoff isn't what it should be. When you use the less expensive standard-yield color cartridges, color pages work out to about 13.4 cents per page, which is on the high side. Usually, you can save significantly by opting for a vendor's high-yield ink cartridges, but the Artisan 835's high-capacity cartridges only reduce the cost per page from 13.4 to 13.1 cents—more of a token gesture than real savings. Keep in mind, though, that this high cost per page partly ties in with the number of ink tanks that the Artisan 835 uses. (It uses six, whereas most inkjets use four.) This is a sacrifice of cost for quality, and we feel like the Artisan 835's impressive output justifies the higher cost per page. (Read more about how we calculate cost per page.)
When we asked Epson who the Artisan 835 was designed for, the company said, "Busy moms with lots of projects for their children, their church, soccer teams, and so on." Any mother who has enough projects to use all these features will certainly be busy. We maintain that just about any small or home business would benefit by having such a versatile machine at its disposal, too. It performs all of its options with quality results, reliably, and it does so without making you wait. The caveat: The high cost of its ink makes it less attractive the more you use it. That makes the Epson Artisan 835 most practical in settings that won't need its services too frequently, or in households and small businesses willing to shell out for an AIO that continuously delivers everything they need.
Epson Artisan 835
Our Verdict: This Swiss-Army-knife all-in-one offers fast print speeds, excellent output, a vast array of features, and ease of use for home users who need it all from an inkjet.
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The question is, though, DID it work? And IS it working? Putting theory into practice and testing under dynamic conditions could expose ERRORS and unrecognized assumptions. Astrophysicists in the 1970s found this out; they assumed that all matter and energy could be seen directly or indirectly in some manner or marker from emitted light or other electromagnetic radiation. But clear contradictions existed even then in the rotation curves of galaxies. Decades later, dark matter and dark energy were discovered. The theories were incomplete in the 1970s.
Now, the Panic of 2008, the Great Recession and actual events since the 1970s seems to have exposed a flaw - a contradiction - in classic liberalism. Has the utility-happiness-wealth of the common man and woman increased since the 1970s? The "purported" deal - compact - of classic liberalism was that the hegemonic (Ruling) classes working with the political bureaucracy would cause GNP to increase on and on. But to the common man and woman, GNP is a meaningless number. They care about their personal happiness - their ability to make a living and raise their families and live comfortably throughout their lives.
From 1800 until at least the 1960s, it's rather obvious the Deal did work over the long term. By the 1950s and early 1960s in America a family could live, buy a home, send children to college or to a good job in the trades or a plant, and have a reasonable retirement. In 1800 or even 1900 that was a distance dream.
BUT now? And since then? Is there DATA that this "Deal" did not work and is not working, or is it still working? The 40-50 years since 1960-70 is long enough a baseline - that's almost two generations.
This is the question of the century. Has or is classic liberalism reached a range where it fails? Theories can work for awhile, but then breakdown.
My "gut" is that the answer is classic liberalism has been failing for decades, that the lives of the common man and woman has NOT been improving since the late 1960s and 1970s. One has to measure such a concept corrected for age and family composition. From my memories, the level that a family could do and how they could live in 1965 was really far better than now. A common American family must work much harder and longer to achieve the same standard of living.
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22 comments:
- mfl59 said...
I'm reading a biography of Andrew Carnegie...please evaluate this statement Bunkerman..."Andrew Carnegie was a socialist"
- January 19, 2011 at 5:16 AM
- Bud said...
Bman have you amended to 'panic of 2008' from 'rich man's panic 2008' ??
- January 19, 2011 at 5:54 AM
- Bud said...
oil green.......gold green............silver green.............SPX 2k comin soon
dollar tankaroo
- January 19, 2011 at 5:55 AM
- Spin-em said...
Patrick...are you going to take that???
- January 19, 2011 at 6:24 AM
- Bunkerman said...
That statement about Carnegie is idiotic.
- January 19, 2011 at 6:45 AM
- Bunkerman said...
no, in the Panic of 2008, almost everyone panicked.
uh ... I do know of two exceptions who were buying stocks at low prices.
- January 19, 2011 at 6:46 AM
- Bunkerman said...
lol, maybe Partrick feels beaten
- January 19, 2011 at 6:47 AM
- Spin-em said...
uh ... I do know of two exceptions who were buying stocks at low prices.
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- January 19, 2011 at 7:48 AM
- Bunkerman said...
roflmao spin. ugh ....the pain of my stupidity then.
But I did load up even more in October 2008 on everything ... as did Warren Buffet. And in Jan 2009 with my small stock "return to normalcy" fund.
the only two real buyers left in existence - me & Warren.
- January 19, 2011 at 7:54 AM
- Bunkerman said...
GS numbers stink.
Uh ... I guess they really were preying on their clients.
pirahnas .. scum ... pirates
- January 19, 2011 at 7:58 AM
- Spin-em said...
lool..I know bunk... you did make some great buy and holds.... you need a whack in the sack once in a while to keep you in reality and so your head fits through doors...loool
- January 19, 2011 at 8:06 AM
- mfl59 said...
perhaps you need to read a bit more about Mr. Carnegie sir...your knowledge seems a bit elementary...
- January 19, 2011 at 8:22 AM
- Spin-em said...
ohhhh jezzzzuz..here we goooo...lool
- January 19, 2011 at 8:41 AM
- Frosty said...
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- January 19, 2011 at 9:24 AM
- Bud said...
the numbers stink means they were 'preyin on their clients' .............huh ??? what the F are u talkin about Bman ????
'view from the central committee'
- January 19, 2011 at 9:57 AM
- Spin-em said...
handshake Bunk........
- January 19, 2011 at 10:06 AM
- Frosty said...
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- January 19, 2011 at 10:50 AM
- Bunkerman said...
true, spin, a Cooney shot makes one wake up fast
- January 19, 2011 at 11:53 AM
- Spin-em said...
Cooney...lmaoooooooooooooooo...good one Bunk
- January 19, 2011 at 11:56 AM
- Bunkerman said...
Hmmm Carnegie raped and crushed his workers.
Then in old age, decided to give away money to make amends. Which was very, good for the US common people
That doesn't sound like a socialist to me.
Why would he be called a socialist?
I read a bit about him in The Robber Barons and more in the other book you recommended, mfl, a year or two ago
- January 19, 2011 at 11:56 AM
- Bunkerman said...
lol, I remember seeing that fight vs. larry Holmes on the big screen at Rockefellar center.
The crowd groaned when Cooney hit Holmes in the nuts .. then did it again.
lollol I still break up thinking about it .. a true roflmao
- January 19, 2011 at 11:58 AM
- Bunkerman said...
jeez, Bud, GS just came out and ADMITTED they preyed on their clients.
Now the numbers show how big a raping they were giving .. a real prison gang banging.
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Bristol, United Kingdom (PressExposure) April 06, 2009 -- UK businesses have slashed their advertising spend during the recession, but small firms must continue to advertise, according to marketing experts.
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Thanks and I hope you and Loretta are getting to enjoy some of this beautiful summer we are having.
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People who come to New York by sea are greeted by the Statue of Liberty. It has become a symbol of the city (if not of the whole country) and an expression of freedom to people all over the world. The statue shows liberty as a proud woman draped in the graceful folds of a loose robe. In her uplifted right hand, she holds a glowing torch. She wears a crown with seven spikes that stand for the light of liberty shining on the seven seas and seven continents. In her left arm, she holds a tablet with the date of the Declaration of Independence. A chain that represents tyranny lies broken at her feet.
The Statue of Liberty was France's gift to America. It was designed by the French sculptor Bartholdi and presented to the USA in 1886. The Lady, in the Harbour stands 151 feet tall, weighs nearly 225 tons and has a 35-foot waist. In 1986 she underwent a face-lift in honour of her 100th birthday.
There is a museum in the base of the statue devoted to the history of immigration to the United States. 365 steps lead from the entrance to the observation area in the seven-pointed crown (visitors are not allowed to climb to the torch). The views are breathtaking. The Lady of the Harbour is tourists' favourite souvenir. It takes the form of salt shakers and pencil sharpeners, adorns plates and T-shirts.
Cultural Capital
New York is often called the cultural capital of the USA.
There are more than 800 museums in New York. One of the best known is the Metropolitan Museum of Art. It is the largest art museum in the United States. Its magnificent collection of European and American paintings contains works of many of the greatest masters of art world. The second best known is the Museum of Modern Art. The reputation of the «Moma», as the museum is nicknamed, rests on its wonderful collections of modern art and photography. The Guggenheim Museum of Modern Art contains an impressive collection of modern artists ranging from impressionists to abstractionists. The unusual circular building of the museum was designed by F.L. Wright.
No other city in the world offers as much theatre as New York where there is a daily choice of almost two hundred productions. You can see the newest plays and shows on Broadway. But away from the bright lights of Broadway there are many smaller theatres. Their plays are called '»off-Broadway» and «off-off-Broadway» and they are often more unusual than the Broadway shows. Some Broadway musicals like «Cats», «Miss Saigon» live for decades, some off-Broadway shows live for a week.
The Metropolitan Opera at Lincoln Centre (the Met) is known throughout the music world. International stars sing here from September until April. The Carnegie Hall is the city's most popular concert hall. It was opened in 1891 with a concert conducted by P.I. Tchaikovsky. Music masters such as Arthur Toskanini, Leonard Bernstein, Isaac Stern, Frank Sinatra, the Beatles have made up the Carnegie bill.
New York is famous for its festivals and special events: summer jazz, one-act play marathons, international film series, and musical celebrations from the classical to the avant-garde.
There are a lot of colleges and universities in New York, among them such giants as Columbia University, the State University of New York, the City University of New York, New York University and others.
The New York Public Library is the largest library of the city. You can see a lot of interesting things here: Gilbert Stuart's portrait of George Washington, Charles Dickens's desk, and Thomas Jefferson's own handwritten copy of the Declaration of Independence.
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Madam Tussaud's
Madam Tussaud's is the most popular and talked about wax museum in the world/ There are wax models of the famous and infamous, both living and dead, from every walk of life.
Elvis Presley, the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, Marilyn Monro, Marlon Brando, Elisabeth Taylor, Alfred Hitchcock, Charlie Chaplin, the British Royal family, Margaret Thatcher, Bill Clinton, Jack the Ripper…. There is no other place where you can see all the celebrities at once, even if they are only wax figures.
So if you want to rub shoulders with kings and queens or the latest pop stars, or probably with notorious criminals, this is the place to go. The museum is situated in Marylebone Road, not far from street which is famous as the home of the first great detective in fiction, Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes. There's usually a long queue in front of the museum. No wonder! Many tourists would consider their trip to London worthless if they didn't visit the famous Madam Tussaud's. Last year, for example, the museum had 2,790,000 visitors!
There are several halls at Madam Tussaud's. Highlights include the Grand Hall, the Chamber of Horrors and 'The Spirit of London' exhibition. The wax figures are standing and sitting, and sometimes even moving and talking. They are extremely realistic and when they look at you, their eyes sparkling, you often feel uncomfortable in their company. Computer-controlled figures (they are called audioanimatronics) are especially popular with the visitors.
The Grand Hall
In the Grand Hall you will find all kinds of celebrities, from Bill Clinton to Michael Jackson and Pavarotti to Mandela. You will meet people, both men and women, who have made a lasting impact on our lives, and whose memories still live on.
The earliest figure from history on display is William the Conqueror.
The politicians stand in solemn silence watching each other. A very strange company indeed: Winston Churchill, Adolph Hitler, Joseph Stalin. Margaret Thatcher, Oliver Cromwell. Michael Gorbachev … There is л special place for the Royal family here too.
New models are being produced all the time while the old ones art' quietly removed from display. Over the years hundreds of celebrities have made their way to Madame Tussaud's studio. Most people agree to be portrayed, but some refuse. Mother Teresa was one of the few who declined, saying her work was important, not her person.
Studio Secrets
Modelling methods at Madame Tussaud's almost haven't changed in 200 years. «It's the same process basically, and the same kind of wax is used,» says Craig, head of the portrait studio of the museum. These days, however, the bodies are made of fiberglass while originally they were made of leather stuffed with straw.
Ever)' year about 10 new figures are made at Madam Tussaud's. As soon as a person is chosen, the first step is to collect information It means photographs and articles if the person is alive, or portraits and biographies if the person is dead.
Then it must be decided in which part of the exhibition the figure should be be placed, what the post-should be and its relationship to other wax portraits.
Sittings usually take place at Madam Tussaud's studios. But if celebrities can't visit Madam Tussaud's London studios, then the sculptors go to them. Queen Elizabeth II for example, receives sculptor s at Buckingham Palace.
The measuring has to be very accurate. «We usually take about 150 measurements,» says Craig. It takes about six months to complete a figure. Most of the time is spent on the head. The sculptor begins by modelling the head in clay. At this stage the hair is also sculpted. When the sculptor is satisfied with the clay model, the wax one is being made.
The next important stage is to fix the eyes. These are individually made and painted to match the exact colour of the celebrity's eyes. The eyes are then fixed from inside the head.
Human hair, matched for colour and texture, is inserted in the scalp with the help of a tiny fork. The next process is colouring which is done by skilled artists. Once or twice a year die colour is washed off the head with soap and water and the head is recoloured.
Madam Tussaud's costume designers work as much as the sculptors do.
Indeed, the historical figures in the exhibition give an excellent opportunity to study the dress of previous generations. Nowadays celebrities often give their own costumes to the exhibition.
Audioanimatronic figures are carefully planned and programmed by a team of engineers. Speech and sound are recordered onto CDs and synchronized with the movements.
Did you know?
It costs about 40,000 dollars to make a wax figure at Madam Tussaud's.
Queen Elizabeth II has been modelled 17 times — more than anyone else — each time with a new head.
Madam Tussaud's predicted that Bill Clinton would win the US Presidential election and sculptors had completed his head in clay by the time results came in.
Though Leonardo DiCaprio has won the hearts of millions of young people, he is only on a 'maybe* list at Madam
Elizabeth Taylor and Henry VIII have one thing in common: they're the most married of all
the characters at Madam Tussaud's. The term 'Chamber of Horrors' was coined in 1846 by the satirical magazine Punch.
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Multicultural London: Melting pot of cultures
London is undoubtedly one of the greatest cities in the world. It's got everything a visitor (and a citizen, of course) could possibly want: rich history, beautiful architecture, charming parks, incredible museums and amazing restaurants…. The list could be continued forever. Although there are other great cities that can boast similar attractions, London is truly unique in its multiculturalism.
The main reason why London has become a 'melting pot' of nations is the long history of immigration to Britain. More recently, the British Empire and the Second World War have had a serious impact on the number of immigrants in Britain.
About 8,000 Caribbeans (e.g. Jamaicans) served as soldiers in Britain during the Second World War. After the war, many decided to stay. As they were citizens of the British Empire, they had the right to work and live in Britain.
In the 1950s and 1960s, when Britain had finally recovered from the hardships of war and needed more workers, many Indians and Pakistanis came to live and work in Britain. A few years later, the first Indian restaurants were opened. Forty years on, it's hard to imagine British cuisine without Chicken Tikka Masala, the most famous Indian euro' specially designed for British taste.
There are lots of other reasons why people come to live in Britain, such as seeking protection from war, poverty or political persecution back home.
So many people have chosen London to be their 'home from home' that today, an incredible 300 languages can be heard in its streets!
There are areas in London that are mainly populated by people of a particular ethnic origin. For example, Brixton in South London is famous for its well-established West-Indian community, whereas Wood Green in North London is a large Turkish settlement. But almost every part of London is populated with a wide mixture of people from lots of different countries and cultures. And, of course there are also large numbers of Irish, Scottish and Welsh people living in London.
However, unlike New York, where each community is tightly knit and doesn't mix with other communities, London is truly multicultural. Here's one example. If you're a Turk, you can wander round the Greek areas and markets without any worries. If you're an Anglo-Saxon (the original peoples of England) you can drop into a Jamaican bar without offending anyone. If, by contrast, you were a white person, and walked around the 'black' areas of New York, you would very soon be made to feel out of place. In fact in the US, going into another community's area can be dangerous. This is what they call 'ghettoisation'. The same is true in France. British people can be rightly proud of their multicultural achievements.
In addition, coming to live in London from other countries doesn't mean that newcomers have to forget their own culture (as they are encouraged to do in the USA and France). Everywhere you go, you'll see how other cultures have been embraced by mighty London. Ethnic festivals, markets, centers and events are as much part of London as Big Ben and the Tower of London.
Of course, there are some problems. For example, although there are laws against racial discrimination, people from ethnic minorities are more likely to do unskilled jobs or be unemployed than the majority of the population. However, there are also many examples of people from ethnic minorities occupying the best and most prestigious jobs. Lots of Asians are doctors and lawyers. The Chinese communities are economically very active.
Nowadays everywhere you go, you will meet someone whose parents or grandparents come from a long way away: your doctor's parents come from Warsaw, your local fish and chip shop is owned by a couple from Shanghai, your taxi driver's mum is from Tehran.
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Forums > Hair, Makeup & Styling > Doing make-up without a license
Posts: 789
Raleigh, North Carolina, US
Thomas Watkin wrote:
I don't want to hijack this, but depending on your state and city/county you may.
Sep 21 07 07:26 pm Link
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Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Sep 21 07 07:30 pm Link
Makeup Artist
Posts: 3791
New York, New York, US
What Im curious about is do most of the major MUAs have one?
I mean Kevin Aucoin would tweeze and bleach brows as do many others.
He never went to school.
I hope there is some loophole cause my dream of being the cocky barista at Starbucks looks near.
Sep 21 07 09:55 pm Link
Makeup Artist
Posts: 953
Roshar wrote:
I dont believe they do...I know that some of the really big makeup artists bleach brows and are not hair certified
Sep 21 07 09:59 pm Link
Posts: 631
Los Angeles, California, US
Roshar wrote:
Don't worry too much. Some of this is *why did I have to get a license and you didn't* blah blah.
Sep 21 07 10:03 pm Link
Miracle_Man wrote:
Why would you need a seller's permit to do makeup? (Note: tax ID's are used for state/federal income if you are incorporated or run a partnership. They have nothing to do with sales tax). You do not need a seller's permit in Florida to do makeup. You do need a local business license, just like every other business, but it's not for sales tax purposes. As in most states, you would need a seller's permit only if you are selling tangible goods. Makeup artistry is a service business, not a sales business - unless you actually sell makeup to your clients. Many of us don't.
Sep 21 07 10:43 pm Link
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Raleigh, North Carolina, US
Andrea Acailawen wrote:
Well makeup isn't selling a tangible product. Photography though is. Even sole proprietors need a tax ID. You can use your SSN for the Feds, but the state is going to give you a tax-id number. In my case, my state tax ID was used for sales tax, my SSN was used for income tax.
Sep 21 07 11:03 pm Link
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Dallas, Texas, US
you don't need a sellers permit to do makeup.
Sep 21 07 11:06 pm Link
Silver Immersion wrote:
One more correction on this. In many states you can't even touch hair without a license. In the state of Florida, you can get a specialist license in hair wrapping, or hair braiding, or both. These limited licenses allow you to do hair styling without a full cosmetology license, but without them, you are not legally allowed to style hair.
Sep 21 07 11:22 pm Link
Miracle_Man wrote:
Yes, but this thread had nothing to do with photographers or selling pictures. It was about makeup. It's generally best to stay on topic so folks don't get confused as to what point you're attempting to make. Because again, as I said, you do not need a seller's permit to do makeup, which is what this thread is about.
Sep 21 07 11:23 pm Link
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New York, New York, US
Roshar wrote:
I watched Billy B. bleach a model's eyebrows at a workshop (ooo lots of witnesses, lol), and there was even a hair guy there too. They looked much better, though, afterwards. Yup. But hey, Starbucks would be sort of fun. I'll come work with ya.
Sep 22 07 12:39 am Link
I do wonder of the OPs intent in this post, to be honest. I mean...deal with reputable makeup artists for crying out loud. AND if you need to know what that means, ask! It's not rocket science, right? RIGHT?
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New York, New York, US
Lottie wrote:
See- thats what I thought.
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Los Angeles, California, US
Decadence Dernier wrote:
I am a makeup artist not a cosmetologist. In most cosmotology schools they spend very little time on makeup or makeup application--a majority of it deals with hair cutting and coloring. Estaticians usually deal with skin and skin treatments, however makeup still a very little covered area in that line of profession as well.
Sep 22 07 02:13 am Link
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Chicago, Illinois, US
Lisa Johnson MUA wrote:
Decadence Dernier wrote:
I don't see what wasn't clear about the statement from my original post in this thread. Im sure that's not rocket science as well.
Sep 24 07 06:28 am Link
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Houston, Texas, US
In Focus Makeup Art wrote:
Having a license certainly doesn't make me talented>
Sep 25 07 01:48 am Link
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Portland, Oregon, US
Lottie wrote:
Not sure about other states, but in Oregon Aestiticians are trained to do brow and lash tinting (brow bleaching, or coloring with permanent dye, or dye that is red is against the law here) not exactly sure why. But aestiticians also do waxing, and that's hair, maybe it has something to do with that.
Sep 25 07 02:18 am Link
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San Jose, California, US
Compass Rose Beauty wrote:
This is standard esthetician training, because that is the face. The products used on the face, and protections from dribbling product are different.
Sep 25 07 10:01 am Link
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Posts: 411
Kansas City, Missouri, US
Every state is different regarding hair and face. While you do not need a license in MO for makeup artistry, makeup is in your Esthetics training.
In Missouri, makeup application is part of your boards for Esthetics. You must pass this in order to receive your Esthetician license. In this area, you are responsible for showing proper sanitation, demarcation, application, etc.
Sep 25 07 10:33 am Link
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Posts: 2162
Miami, Florida, US
Believe me being licensed certainly doesn't make you sanitary. I've come across many cosmetologists that are not sanitary at all.
If you want to hire a MUA or hairstylist that's sanitary your best bet would be to ask for references from other people they've worked with. Because saying "I'm licensed" doesn't mean you're clean.
I didn't go to cosmetology school because when I went to meet with them, I was told that there isn't really a makeup only license. I have no intention of cutting or coloring hair, or working in a salon. So why should I have to pay thousands of dollars for an education that has nothing to do with my career goals.
The states that require MUAs to be licensed, need to create a separate program for us. So that when we pay our thousands, we are getting the education that we need. And we are not wasting our money. Or they need to add more makeup education to the esthetics course. And not just basics that most women know anyways.
Sep 25 07 10:36 am Link
Makeup Artist
Posts: 411
Kansas City, Missouri, US
I couldn't agree more. And there are many licensed people that are NOT sanitary at all. I have heard many stories about local makeup artists not using separate mascara brushes, eyeliner stories, etc.
Sep 25 07 10:45 am Link
Makeup Artist
Posts: 2162
Miami, Florida, US
And beyond that I really am sick and tired of models blaming makeup artists when they get sick. Especially when MANY of them share makeup with their friends.I've seen many models use their friends lipstick tube directly on their lips and pass it on.
Models share brushes with each other all the time. They even share mascara. But if they work with a makeup artist the next daxt day, they'll say that the makeup artist's bad sanitation made them sick.
I'm not a model. So when I get sick who should I blame it on since I can't blame it on the makeup artists that I've worked with. Who's to blame? My doctor, my dentist, the person that kissed me on the cheek the day before, who?
People get sick. And just because you're a model, it doesn't mean that your makeup artist made you sick.
Sep 25 07 11:16 am Link
Wardrobe Stylist
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Detroit, Michigan, US
Makeup can be a deadly weapon. It's good to have a record so we can track down some of the suspects for some of the fashion crimes I've seen.
Certain shades/blends of eyeshadow must be a felony.
Sep 25 07 11:35 am Link
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Jacó, Puntarenas, Costa Rica
Kenia Mishelle wrote:
Is a License currently required in the state of Florida for a out of salon MUA?
Apr 13 09 08:47 am Link
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Orlando, Florida, US
I had a cosmetology license and they don't show you makeup work. Why would a Makeup artist drop $10,000 in school and 1,000 hours that you are required to get the license when all they teach is hair.
Apr 13 09 08:55 am Link
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Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, US
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I think what it all comes back to is sanitation. Having a license proves you could do it once long enough to pass the test, it does not mean that you will continue to be sanitary.
Think of how many horrible drivers out there passed their tests because they managed to do it right once.
If you want to be a license-snob (not meant negatively) then go for it. The best way to find out the rules for you state is to look up their state board page. The test proves nothing but if it helps you sleep better at night then that's what matters right?
Apr 13 09 01:40 pm Link
Hair Stylist
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Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, US
Melissa Rachelle wrote:
ha ha. so true.
Apr 13 09 01:47 pm Link
Makeup Artist
Posts: 329
Washington, District of Columbia, US
After reading this thread I feel like throwing all types of curse words out there, but I digress......
OP If hiring an MUA with a license makes you or the photographers you work with feel better, then by all means go for it. But don't confuse having a license with being a skilled and sanitary artist. The two arenât synonymous, and there is no doubt that you will miss out on tremendous talent if you choose to filter out the unlicensed artists from the licensed ones.
Apr 13 09 01:58 pm Link
Makeup Artist
Posts: 69
MARYLAND LINE, Maryland, US
In my state, Maryland, you no longer need a license. Maryland use to have a license just for makeup. There was a certain no. of hours needed to receive the license. The school I attended exceeded the hours needed for the license, and I received a license under those requirements long before the Licensing Board stated a license was no longer needed. Also, from my understanding, when the license was for operating in a salon. If you were a freelance artist, you didn't need it.
The reason why Maryland did away with it is because it was too hard to stay up on what people were doing and they said many were freelancing anyway. I'm glad I got it anyway so I could have the best of both worlds.
Apr 13 09 02:06 pm Link
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Posts: 512
Mission Viejo, California, US
Roshar wrote:
welcome to my life as of august 2009.
Apr 13 09 03:52 pm Link
Makeup Artist
Posts: 163
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
MsHeidi wrote:
all countries i dont think so,here in australia,here u do I no there out there those's (faker's) (wanna be's) but if i was to look for other's mua's to work with i would be asking r thay qualified.
Apr 13 09 04:52 pm Link
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Chicago, Illinois, US
christi wrote:
Way to bump a two year old thread...
Apr 13 09 05:00 pm Link
Makeup Artist
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Indianapolis, Indiana, US
I am a makeup artist who recently spent about 10 months going to school to get my aesthetics license. I had been doing makeup with Chanel as a freelancer for 8 years prior to that. Well this is a heated debate right now, and I suggest that if you are working as a MUA you check w/ the state board of cosmetology in you particular state. Yes I agree the schools don't teach much about makeup application, but they do teach sanitation which is a big thing right now w/ all the viruses and diseases floating around . It is not their job to teach advanced makeup techniques that is for continuing education classes. In my state which is Indiana you can apply makeup if you are selling the makeup(demonstration) purposes only. But I think a lot of people don't ask don't tell. Most likely no one will call you out on this if you are un-licensed, but beware because your competitors who have a cosmetology license may bring it up and cause you grief at some point in your career. That was not worth it to me because I wanted to be a professional and I figured I must make some sacrifices to show that I am a serious MUA is this business. Good luck figuring out this MUA enigma!
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not just that Ro.. but since we're not licensed.. our work.. artistry.. and sanitation practices are all nullified !!
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FYI this thread is two years old.
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South Carolina License required
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MUA Kelly Ferguson wrote:
It does vary. However, Maryland was the only state with a makeup license. Now there are none. But, there are plenty of states that require, at a minimum, an esthetics license. So while you got the makeup license, it doesn't matter. If you plan to work in other states, you need to be aware of the laws in those other states. Your makeup license will not be covered under reciprocity, because you didn't learn esthetics.
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Tn law states if you work as an mua in a photography oriented job- you need no license. Including the tv, film, video environments. We are exempt.
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> What about multiple PCI domains? Should /proc/bus/pci be extended
I do the same kind of thing in ppc32 and want to get rid of it too.
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Legacy IO ports, there should be one space per PCI domain. There is also
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Usually, you know the device will before using it. Like using the VGA
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Article date: Tue, 06 May 2014 11:06 GMTThe UK's only national awards dedicated to internet entrepreneurialism are now open for entries. The Digital Entrepreneur Awards (DEAs) were created to shine the spotlight on the UK's digital frontrunners - from steadfast commercial business leaders, to the technical geniuses working behind the scenes of our ever-changing digital landscape. Previous winners of the awards - which are now in their ninth year - include Better Bathrooms, Manchester City Council, Funky Pigeon and Sainsbury's. Lawrence Jones, CEO of hosting and colocation firm UKFast, the main sponsor of the awards said: "We're excited to once again be able to celebrate digital talent in the UK and to support the up-and-coming entrepreneurs who are really using technology to drive their businesses forward. "UKFast is proud to be the main sponsor of this event. Every year the awards give us the chance to see the extraordinary progress that Britain's technology sector is making and it is so encouraging to see." The categories include the Digital Entrepreneur of the Year, E-Commerce Business of the Year and newly added category, E-Commerce Developer of the Year, which aims to recognise those who play integral roles behind the scenes; the programmers and developers who make e-commerce apps and websites thrive. The categories are split into SME and Large groups, to recognise the different goals and approaches needed for different sizes of company. Following a short online process, entrants will have their applications considered by a panel of esteemed judges, from some of the UK's leading digital and technological businesses. Winners will be announced at a black tie dinner in the autumn. To enter into the Digital Entrepreneur Awards, visit www.digital-entrepreneur.co.uk.
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The comedian, Kapil Sharma. who made it big in the industry with his show "Comedy Nights with Kapil" , is all set to make his bollywood debut in a romantic role. He will be making his debut with the movie "Kis Kis ko pyaar karoon" opposite Elli Avram.
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11 Jan, Delhi: Supreme Court of India on Wednesday dismissed a petition filed by Prashant Bhushan on behalf of an NGO seeking probe into the Income Tax raids on Sahara and Birla in which certain politicians name had come up.
This was the same documents which Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal used in Delhi assembly and public rallies to defame Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Taking a cue from Kejriwal, Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi also used the same documents alleging Modi of accepting kickbacks when he was Chief Minister of Gujarat.
Hearing the plea, Supreme court said "that there are not enough evidences to order for an inquiry." The apex court, while dismissing the plea, said that there was no conclusive evidence in it.
'Common Cause', an NGO, had filed a fresh affidavit in the Supreme Court seeking a court- monitored SIT investigation into the raids on two business houses in 2013-14 after which bribery allegations have been made against against politicians including Narendra Modi, Sheila Dixit and Salman Khurshid among others.
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Cartoons: Research Statement
Television cartoons are a uniquely interpretive form. They are a complex combination of social reproduction and conflict and, because as popular culture they are used as material resources in everyday life, may serve simultaneously dominant and marginal interests. They have been a widely misunderstood art form precisely because of their categorization as children's entertainment; as cultural forms associated with children are commonly marginalized.
Girl cartoons present an example of three-dimensional social marginalization: as children's television, girl's programming, and as animated cartoons, all under-valued categories of social placement and study. This positioning as a subordinate cultural form may grant girl cartoons the ability to express different viewpoints and ideas from that of the dominant framework. Gender normativity is part of this synthesis of social structure and personal agency.
To assess how cartoons playfully promote a counter-hegemonic force on television's socially compulsive gender coding, this research considers the socio-historical framework of cartoon programming, the role of women as television executives and the unique phenomenon of an adult male fanbase to a culturally coded girl product; the Bronies.
Girl Cartoons: A Playful Transgression on Popular Culture's Compulsory Gender Coding: Dissertation, May 2011.
This dissertation evaluates television girl cartoons to understand their transgressive and counter-hegemonic properties to the compulsive gender coding in popular culture products. My original hypothesis was that cartoon girls are represented in ways that counter the themes historically used to construct "little girls'" identity, such as romance, peer rivalry, and gendered self-deprecation. However, I found that though they indeed do subvert normative gender codes, there exists constructed boundaries presented in the form of secondary characters, identified here as feminine foils, traditionally gendered girl character, and anti-feminine foils, traditionally gendered boy characters.
The Power Girls Before Girl Power: 1980s Toy-Based Girl Cartoons
The Power Girls Before Girl Power: 1980s Toy-Based Girl Cartoons – Katia Perea
Abstract: The socio/cultural history and partnership of toy advertisement and children's television is rich and well documented (Schneider 1989, Kunkel 1988, Seiter 1993). In this article I discuss the influence of policy in girl's cartoon programming as well as the relationship between commercialization and financial motivation in creating a girl cartoon media product. I then discuss the formulaic, gender normative parameters this new genre set in place to identify girl cartoons as well as girl media consumption and how within those parameters girl cartoon characters were able to represent an empowered girl popular culture product a decade before the nomenclature Girl Power.
Girl Cartoons Second Wave: Transforming the Genre
Animation: an interdisciplinary journal (SAGE), November 2015 vol. 10 no. 3 189-204
The US girl cartoon genre began in the 1980s with the Federal Communication Commission's deregulation of television, allowing the programming of toy-based cartoons. The toy industry's gender binary of girl toys vs boy toys was translated into the definitive split of girl cartoons and boy cartoons. This first wave of girl cartoons defined the gender normative parameters that would identifiably label a cartoon program as a girl cartoon: rainbow unicorns and star sparkles in friendship communities with motivational girl leaders that displayed confidence, determination and savvy while processing emotions and solving conflicts through communication. These characters were young girls, not teenagers or young adults with developed bodies. It is rarely addressed that these cartoon characters presented an empowered girl media product in popular culture a decade before the nomenclature 'Girl Power', and did so sans sexualization. In this article, the author discusses the second wave of girl cartoons that came about with US television's cartoon renaissance in the 1990s. This research explores the ways that lead girl characters were newly portrayed and how they evolved from the girl cartoon representations in the first wave era. Along with the representation of empowered girl characters, this research identified a feminine triptych. In character settings with more than one girl lead, the feminine portrayals were represented in the triptych of the beauty, the brains and the brawns. This research also revealed a persistent glitch to the empowerment of girl cartoon protagonists in the form of secondary characters, identified as mean girls and misogyny boys or no-homo boys. Another shortcoming is identified as boobs and boyfriends, to demonstrate the compulsion to give characters above the age of 12 sexualized bodies and heteronormative relationships. Several cartoon episodes of The Powerpuff Girls, Maggie and the Ferocious Beast, Dora the Explorer, Ni Hao- Kai Lan, Franny's Feet, Lilo and Stitch: The Series, Maya & Miguel, Word Girl and Mighty B! are textually analyzed to document both verbal and visual gender cues.
Girl Cartoons, Bronies, & the Princess Paradox
Amherst College Office of Student Activities & the Women's & Gender Center, April 20th, 2017
The Bronies, Disney's master narrative, and the princess paradox will be explored in Professor Perea's discussion on the genre of Girl Cartoons while exploring how gender normative coding is playfully transgressed from within mainstream media.
Some of my presentations on the topic can be found here on my site, and upcoming ones like my Bronycon talk, are listed on my blog.


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