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Let's talk about furniture! Imm Cologne is all about furniture, and I really mean that. It covers all aspects of furniture . I don't think there is someone out there not interested in furniture because we all live in a house or hotels or apartments and furniture is a part of our life no matter what we do.
Imm-cologne is dedicated entirely to the future. If you are a simple person whose only interest is buying some furniture for his home or you are a designer, want to become a designer, an art furniture fan, your journey on the Internet should have a stop on this website.
We are interested in all that has to do with furniture because we love interior designs and furniture designs, but our main interest is in helping you choose the furniture you like and to offer you options, ideas, and inspiration when it comes to change your old furniture or to choose a new style for your home.
Today I chose imm-cologne because they have an area where they concentrate strictly on newcomers. So if you are new in this industry and you want to people to know about you, that's great! It means you trust yourself and you are ready for the next step in your career.
Imm Cologne is a furniture fair, which goal is to present and promote designs and shape that will be in trend the next year. The promoters are now preparing for the 2017 event and that means you still have enough time to apply as an exhibitor at this event. It's time to leave all emotions at a side and go conquer the world. You will have all the support you need because this part of IMM cologne is created especially for young and talented furniture designers.
Here can be the place where you will lay your foundation as an international artists. IMM cologne concentrates on a variety of interior design ideas for bedrooms, living – rooms, kitchens and its focus is on every style from the basics all the way to luxury furnishings.
"Lay the foundations for your imm cologne 2017 success now, by registering for the trade fair and our special trade fair notes."
This is the message you will see when you hit the "apply"" button on imm-cologne.They are ready for you and they are encouraging you to follow your dream.
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Painted Birds are hand crocheted shoes.
Named after Mountain Street in Laguna Beach, this shoe is tangerine, turquoise and sand.
For the perfect fit, Painted Bird shoes should feel snug around the toe, and comfortable on the back.They will give in the toe area after 1-2 wears. If you are a half size, we recommend sizing up or down based upon your personal preference, keeping in mind that snug is good in our shoes.
Upper: Silk/Rayon thread
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This is your opportunity as Foster Area residents to see what the city envisions for our neighborhood, as well as to offer your own ideas on how investment should be strategized for the corridor.
There are a variety of views on how Foster should be developed over time, and it's up to you to voice your ideas and priorities. If you're free tonight, join other neighborhood residents, advocates, and city officials at the Wikman-Arleta Building (4420 SE 64th Ave), from 6:30-9 p.m., to discuss potential revitalizing projects along Foster. Any and all neighborhood participation will help further represent the interests of our community, so bring your friends, neighbors, etc. See you there.


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Over time, a little wear and tear is a natural process. Some people notice it on the tennis court and others shortly after buying a new car.
It should come as no surprise that the some effects are at work on the structures we construct, whether they're skyscrapers industrial buildings or even our homes.
After years of exposure to sun, wind and rain, systems in a home can wear out, dry up, and peel away. A periodic home inspection can help identify these and other signs of stress and deterioration in a home, helping homeowners address problems at an earlier stage.
For this reason, home inspections can be considered part of a regular and on—going home maintenance plan. The inspector can point out repair problems that need or will soon need to he addressed, as well as possible safety issues that homeowners need to consider. For example a small water stain detected by a home inspector new is much easier to attend to than a major leak and extensive damage found later:
What are some of those other "small" items that a home inspector may detect? Because of the thoroughness of their examination, home inspectors may spot caulking that has separated or dried out from sun, climate damage or age. They may find window seals that leak, compromised roof flashing defective or missing ground-fault interrupters, siding issues or tuck—pointing problems. The list goes on, because of the extensive nature of a home inspection checklist.
A home inspection will include an examination of these systems:
Heating and air conditioning systems Plumbing
Electrical systems
Roof, attic, and visible insulation
Walls, ceilings, and floors
Windows and doors
Foundation structural components
In addition the exterior home site, building foundation, insulation quality, garage and interior condition of the home will be reviewed and inspected.


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Hello my lovely people… how is the week so far?
I admit I am a subscription addict. I cannot help myself when it comes to renewing subscriptions or when there are new subscriptions that look – 'so innocent in the face' and tell me "subscribe to me please". I just can't help my itchy fingers to type in the details, fill in the questionnaire, hit the register button, fill in my address then chase the poor subscription service to send in my order at the earliest! Yes, this is just me.. Well, at least this time I did not harass the courier service. I waited patiently – because it was the ADORE PACKAGE that I was waiting for.
What is Adore Package?
Originally Adore Package was a Period subscription. Now they have recently launched their beauty box as well. That is what I have subscribed to. It is a great subscription service priced at Rs 599/- per month for one month subscription of beauty box ; More savings when you subscribe for more than one month subscription for a beauty box, and their period box is priced at Rs 999/- for a mini box and Rs 1399/- for a Ravishing regular box and Rs 1799/- for a Glamorous Grand box
Each month delivers happiness as there are 4-5 full sized products! New products are introduced every month so that you have a variety!
The Adore Package: My First Impression
I ordered for a month's subscription. The beauty box came in a neatly packaged box, with "The Adore Package" neatly printed on the side of the box. Everything in the box came wrapped in bubble wrap for safety! Plus points for that. The box was filled with confetti! Now my kids own the confetti, and it's all over the house! I got a total of 5 products this month, the details of the products are below.
The Products: These are the goodies I got in this month's Adore Package are sent keeping in mind the harsh summers and the care needed for your skin to last comfortably through the summer. The products can be used in daily skin care regime, however you can implement them.
- Blossom Kochhar Aroma Magic Carrot Sunscreen Lotion SPF 15 (50 ml – INR 95)
Free from harsh chemicals, Parabens, artificial fragrance and filled with goodness of essential oils and natural ingredients, The Blossom Kochhar Aroma Magic Carrot Sunscreen Lotion is a non- greasy, skin friendly sunscreen that provides your skin the much needed care against the harmful rays of the sun. There is carrot seed oil , sea buckthorn and rice bran oil which provides natural protection against the sun, Vitamins B5, C and E help in reducing signs of aging. There are mild notes of Lavender and chamomile and murrh essential oils that help moisturize, soothe and protect your skin. All the ingredients work together to keep the skin protected from the sun.
- Blossom Kochchar Aroma Magic Aromatic Skin Toner (100ml – INR 100)
Skin toner can give you a clean feel instantly. This skin toner by Blossom Kochchar Aroma magic is alcohol free and has extracts of pomegranate along with lavender and peppermint which helps in healing and renewing the skin. Witch hazel prevents loss of essential oils from the face and Rosemary and Ylang Ylang are natural astringents which helps the skin stay calm. This can be an awesome addition to the daily Cleansing-Toning-Moisturizing routine!
- Nivea Care & Color (4.8 gm – INR 200)
Your lips too need some lovin'. Nivea is an amazing brand with plenty of options for lip care. This lip balm provide lasting moisturization of lips and also leave subtle hints of red on your lips. There are two layers in this balm, the inner layer of Pathenol and the outer colour coat, to protect and add a tint to your lips.
- Fuschia Detox Face Mask Activated Charcoal (50 gm – INR 250)
This baby has been such a rave on the internet! I am happy to receive this as a part of this subscription box. I am literally all about Bamboo Charcoal these days, and hearing all the very good things about effects of bamboo charcoal on the skin, I am excited to try this out. The ingredients include Rose water, Kaolin Light China Clay, Glycerin, Aloe Vera, Bentonite Powder, Charcoal Powder, Clove Oil, Vitamin E
- Fuschia Pomegranate Pearls Face and Body Exfoliating Scrub (30 gm- INR 150)
This smell delicious! Makes me wanna eat! This face and body exfoliating scrub has Aloe Vera, Pomegranate extract, olive oil, Wheat Germ Oil, which will help in removing dead skin skills and bring out the fresh you! Here is a great combination of Cleansing with this scrub, toning with the skin toner, and also you can use the face mask for an ideal skin care routine.
Overall Verdict: Being the first Adore Package, I am impressed by the variety of skin care that this subscription service has provided in their box. I am loving it! If you want to order your Adore Package please visit here


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"The Hitchhiker" Official Music Video Released
Check out my music video for my new song "The Hitchhiker!"
Believe it or not, this was shot and edited in two days in locations including Torrey Pines, Julian, Cuyamaca, Anza Borrego, and Downtown San Diego. I hope you all enjoy it, a lot of hard work went into it, so if you like what you see, make sure to LIKE, COMMENT, SHARE. It is available to stream or download at my BandCamp page.
Thanks for all the endless support!
Official music video for "The Hitchhiker" by Jason Matkin
A special thanks to Michael G. Ronstadt on the Cello and Brian "Fitzy" Fitzgerald on the violin and Matt Murphy for recording engineering.


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In March the state of Florida took a step hailed by advocates of a fair and equitable criminal justice system: Lawmakers approved a bill that requires the gathering, harnessing and publication of an unprecedented amount of criminal justice data.Read More
NEW YORK, Sept 5 - Amy Bach, Founder, Executive Director, and President of Measures for Justice (MFJ) was today awarded the Charles Bronfman Prize for 2018. MFJ is the first organization to use data to publicly measure how the criminal justice system is performing from arrest to post conviction in all counties across the United States.Read More
The ceiling was caving in. Pigeons had taken residence. The cavernous, historic building at 421 University Ave. that had once been a hot spot for women's suffrage movement was vacant and in need of help.Read More
Williamsburg, VA., (June 26, 2018) - Today the National Center for State Courts (NCSC) and Measures for Justice announced a new partnership to create comprehensive data standards for state and local courts. In an important first step towards full data transparency, the new "National Court Open Data Standards Project" will facilitate and accelerate safe access to county-level court data.Read More
The first time after Miriam Krinsky prosecuted a criminal in federal court, she was brought to tears. She remembers returning home and sobbing when her husband asked how the case went.
"He said, 'I'm so sorry. You can't win every case. You gave it your all,'" Krinsky said on Skype. "And I said, 'You don't understand … We convicted.'"Read More
Measures for Justice (MFJ) released an open source software tool for extracting data from PDFs at Today's Code for America SummitRead More
A trailblazing new criminal justice law could be a game-changer in Florida and in other states that choose to follow its lead.
Passed with bipartisan support and approved by Gov. Rick Scott (R) March 30, the first-of-its-kind measure requires various actors across the system to compile information that the state will then make available for the public in a central database.Read More
The new legislation doesn't sound like so much, really.
It's "an act related to criminal justice data transparency," stating that "it is the intent of the Legislature to create a model of uniform criminal justice data collection by requiring local and state criminal justice agencies to report complete, accurate, and timely data, and making that data available to the public."Read More
While Florida has been in the media spotlight for retrograde gun policies, lawmakers just moved toward enlightenment in the shadowy annals of the criminal-justice system, by passing landmark legislation that could dramatically expand public access to court and incarceration data in the state with the third largest prison population in the country.Read More
Criminal justice data in this country is hard to come by. It can be messy and difficult to understand. And in many cases, the data doesn't exist at all.
How many people are in jail? For what crimes? For how long? Are people in jail mostly awaiting trial? Are they there for being unable to pay bail of $500 or less? You might think we know the answers to these basic questions, but we don't.Read More
Last Friday, the Florida legislature passed a first-of-its kind bill to collect an unprecedented amount of data on its criminal justice system.
If Florida Gov. Rick Scott signs the bill into law, the state will begin collecting detailed criminal justice records from all 67 counties in the state starting in 2019, which will then be published online in one central location.Read More
THERE'S NO SUCH thing as the US criminal justice system. There are, instead, thousands of counties across the country, each with their own systems, made up of a diffuse network of sheriffs, court clerks, prosecutors, public defenders, and jail officials who all enforce the rules around who does and doesn't end up behind bars. It's hard enough to ensure that key details about a case pass from one node of this convoluted web to the other within a single county; forget about at the state or national level.Read More
TALLAHASSEE, FL - Yesterday, the state of Florida passed ground-breaking legislation to ensure the collection and public release of criminal justice data that will facilitate opportunities to make smart decisions on policy in the state's 67 counties. With this legislation, Florida announces itself as the new standard for open data and transparency, and a model for other states to follow.Read More
On Friday, in what her office called, "the first [release] of its kind in the country," Cook County State's Attorney Kim Foxx made public six years of felony criminal case data….This wealth of information comes on the heels of Foxx's 2017 Data Report, released in mid-February, which briefly summarized some of last year's felony prosecution statistics. "Our work must be grounded in data and evidence," said Foxx, "and the public should have access to that information."Read More
Today, Representative Chris Sprowls of Florida put forth groundbreaking legislation that requires new data collection practices and standards in Florida so that everyone in the state can have access to performance data that span the system from arrest to post-conviction.Read More
Despite holding about 17,000 of the roughly 54,000 people behind bars on any given day in North Carolina, the state's jails collectively report a small fraction of information compared to what is shared by the state's prison system. Almost every county keeps digital records, coordinates with other government agencies, and reports certain records to the state, yet a centralized database for jails across the state's 100 counties does not exist.Read More
Two years ago, when our daughter Max was born, Priscilla and I wrote a letter about the world we hoped she and all children would grow up in. In that letter, we shared our plans to give 99% of our Facebook shares to help make that world a reality.Read More
If there's anything Google does well, it's data. And data-centered projects are an expanding area of focus for justice system reformers across the country. So we weren't too surprised late last month to see Google.org deal out more support to a number of organizations trying to make headway. It has been interesting to watch the tech giant's turn to racial justice and a broad program of inclusion, especially given the criticism it's getting on multiple fronts lately.Read More
What if the criminal justice system had a bird's eye view of itself? What if courts in every county in every state could track over the years what they're doing right or wrong and correct errors and biases?Read More
The numbers are incontrovertible: Less than 5 percent of the world's population—but nearly a quarter of the world's prison population—lives in the United States. In other words, the United States is the industrial world's most prolific jailer. Since the 1970s, incarceration rates and their associated costs have grown 400 percent, even though crime has been on the decline for two decades. These costs have strained county budgets and burdened taxpayers. Meanwhile, mass incarceration bankrupts families and often traps defendants in an endless cycle of crime and arrest, limiting their contributions to society.Read More
Felony or misdemeanor?
Simple assault or aggravated assault?
The difference in charges may not seem that great, but can have large and lasting ramifications. In Pennsylvania, what charges get filed and who gets to make that initial decision varies from county to county.
All criminal charges in Cumberland County must be approved by the district attorney's office before being filed.Read More
Since graduating from Brigham Young University Law School in 1998, I have spent the majority of my career in public safety. In 2006, I was extremely honored to be appointed the U.S. attorney for Utah. At the time, our state prosecuted countless dangerous criminals, including Brian David Mitchell and Wanda Barzee, the kidnappers of Elizabeth Smart. Based on my experiences, I learned what works in our justice system and, just as importantly, what doesn't.Read More
It's easy, in the United States, to get performance data about public schools. New mothers can generally find information about C-section rates at specific hospitals with just a few clicks. And, in about two minutes, I just found out that my favorite local Italian restaurant was fined $160 in March because the hot water in its kitchen faucet wasn't quite hot enough.Read More
After some confusion about legislative interim rules, it turns out a Utah lawmaker's motion to encourage the courts to halt bail changes actually passed — but court officials say they're planning to move forward with the new system anyway.Read More
According to Measures for Justice (MFJ), better data is key to reforming America's hyper-localized criminal justice system. Plenty of well-heeled funders are inclined to agree. In fact, some of the hottest names in philanthropy are flocking to support the organization, which was founded by lawyer and author Amy Bach in 2011.Read More
State Attorney Melissa Nelson wants to investigate overdoses as murders. Experts say that approach won't stop the deaths.Read More
AS A CANDIDATE and now as President, Donald Trump has promised to lock more people up. Undocumented immigrants. Drug dealers. Gang members in Chicago. But the tough on crime approach favored by President Trump won't just hurt people in cities he's painted as urban hellscapes. New research finds that the areas helping drive America's rapidly rising incarceration rates are in rural America—areas, in other words, that voted for Trump.Read More
Analytics dominate nearly every field of endeavor in this country except for one: the criminal justice system. Ours is one of the biggest systems in the world and yet it still lacks the means for adequate analysis.Read More
Here's an idea: What if we were to collect data from our criminal justice system, like we do for hospitals and schools, and use that data to tell us more about how our system is working for us? Could we save taxpayers money and yet make our communities as safe — or safer?Read More
A small nonprofit gathers criminal justice statistics, one county at a time.Read More
Amy Bach was researching her book about the US court system when she met a woman named Sharon in Quitman County, Mississippi.Read More
Measures for Justice Launches Groundbreaking Data Portal that Brings New Transparency to the Criminal Justice System.Read More
For the past six years, Measures for Justice has been hard at work on a dream tool for policy analysts, journalists and criminal justice activists. The tool, a free criminal justice data portal that so far covers over 300 counties in six states—with more on the way—will be launched next week. Lead funders for the project include the Laura and John Arnold Foundation, Google.org and the MacArthur Foundation.Read More
Google.org has awarded Measures for Justice $1.5 million to help measure criminal justice system performance in California.
"We believe better data can be part of the solution, which is why we're investing in organizations using data and evidence to reduce racial disparities in the criminal justice system," said Justin Steele, a Google.org principal.
MFJ is thrilled to be a part of Google.org's efforts to support racial justice and transparency in the working of local criminal justice systems.Read More
Measures for Justice is thrilled to announce the addition of two new members to our board: Judge Rosemary Barkett and Carter Stewart.Read More
The Laura and John Arnold Foundation awards MFJ a grant to pursue strategies to automate and streamline data collection. This will require machine learning tools and a better sense of the data that are out there for acquisition. The Arnold grant allows MFJ to implement a National Data Acquisition Strategy to map the country's data availability and suitability and to initiate large-scale data processing marked by automated techniques that efficiently and effectively scale our research efforts.
Deborrah Brodsky, the director of the Project on Accountable Justice, recently published an op-ed about the Council of Economic Advisors' report on the cost of incarceration. The piece is, specifically, about the benefit of deferral programs in Florida (and elsewhere) and how big data can help us measure what works. Brodsky mentions MFJ prominently, which recognizes the value of our work to measure performance and to share the results.
MFJ believes that data are bipartisan and not the province of the Left. So we were pleased to see the op-ed recapped in the Charles Koch Institute's newsletter, The Daily Wrap.Read More
The Council of Economic Advisors (CEA), which advises the White House on economic policy, recently released a report on the economics of incarceration that includes new data from MFJ. The data address the success of diversion programs like drug courts in counties that routinely divert defendants from traditional sentencing.
We hope the CEA's report is a harbinger of how our data will be used once they are released. As a country, we spend a lot of time decrying what's not working—and there's plenty—but sound, reliable, and comprehensive data can shine the same bright light on successful practices.Read More
At a UN event on access to legal aid as a measure of access to justice, Ambassador Samantha Power mentions Measures for Justice.
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Programs are already trying to do this here in the United States. One – which I flagged for you, which I think could have global reach – is called Measures for Justice, which will release data in June examining how our criminal justice system is performing – from arrest to post conviction – on fairness and accuracy, public safety, and financial responsibility.
Amy Bach will present the work of Measures for Justice at a special seminar hosted by the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation on Monday October 19th.Read More
Measures for Justice hosted its first gathering of the Methods & Measurement Council on August 19 in NYC to revise and ratify our measures. The Council's aim is to build on the great work of MFJ's Data Council, which drafted a first set of measures we later tested in a 72-County Wisconsin pilot. The Methods & Measurement Council comprises some of the brightest and most talented people in the field of criminal justice research and measurement. Its goal is to ensure our measures are valid, replicable and meaningful. The meeting was a big success. Enjoyable, too.
Tate Williams – Inside Philanthropy -- The statistics on the American criminal justice system are not pretty, whether looking at mass incarceration, police shootings, or recidivism rates. Can activists and law enforcement alike use this sea of grim numbers to fix the system? At least two funders think so.Read More
NEW YORK, May 11, 2015 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- As a nationwide, bi-partisan push is underway to reform the broken criminal justice system, The Pershing Square Foundation announced today a $3.1 million grant in support of Measures for Justice (MFJ), the first non-profit organization to use 'big data' to track and compare the performance of county criminal justice systems across the country.Read More
During a workshop moderated by Kristen Mahoney, Deputy Director for Policy, Bureau of Justice Assistance, Amy Bach presented preliminary results of MFJ's first pilot study testing the Measures for Justice, enabling counties for the first time to compare the performance of their local criminal justice system. As quoted in the Crime Report,
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You can look up data and see where the schools with good test scores are located are, or you can look up the water quality of a city…But not for the courts… We want to collect data that means something to the people using the courts and to be able to see where things can improve.
In his newly-launched blog, Derek Coursen, an expert in information management and systems within the public and nonprofit service sectors, explores issues relating to the systemic ways public service organizations can manage, organize and use information to ultimately make better decisions and more effective programs. Recognizing that human services have chronic problems with managing information, his blog is focused on solving them.
We applaud Derek for his dedication to addressing these complex issues and are thrilled he's part of our Data Council.Read More
Amy Bach recently gave the Keynote address at the Kentucky Department of Public Advocacy's celebration of Gideon versus Wainwright. The Kentucky Bar Association put together an exceptional event.
Amy also sat on a panel that followed a repartee by David Boise and former U.S. Solicitor General Ted Olson's. These guys are the super-litigators on opposite sides of Bush v. Gore, who also teamed up to win the fight for same-sex marriage in the U.S Supreme Court.Read More
In his blog Made2Measure, Ingo Keilitz, a Senior Justice Reform Specialist at The World Bank, contemplates the potential of creating a Justice Index – even if imperfect – that measures the performance of criminal court systems.
We couldn't have said it better ourselves.Read More
Amy Bach, MFJ Executive Director, recently spoke at the Spring Public Defenders Conference in Bay Saint Louis, Mississippi. Public defenders face immense challenges in Mississippi. Many of them carry soul-crushing caseloads with little to no resources provided to defend their clients and with every other actor in the criminal justice system pressuring them to quickly resolve their cases.
Amy spoke about the challenges in being part of such a system and how local criminal systems need to be able to present data on their performance to make the case for better resources or simply to defend themselves against budget cuts and the austerity measures being implemented nationwide.Read More
As part of Attorney General Eric Holder's speech commemorating the U.S. Supreme Court decision in Gideon v. Wainwright, Holder describes the MFJ Milwaukee County pilot as one of the Bureau of Justice's promising new initiatives to improve criminal courts:
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BJA will provide $50,000 to implement the "Measures for Justice" initiative in Milwaukee – a rigorous evaluation tool that will help illuminate strategies for success and empower criminal justice stakeholders to make the changes they need.
Amy Bach, founder of Measures for Justice, receives the Gideon Award from Florida's Palm Beach County Public Defender office. The award recognizes exemplary work supporting equal justice for indigent communities. Past recipients include Barry Scheck and Bryan Stevenson.Read More
Amy Bach will join Kenneth Starr on a panel to discuss indigent defense law and how well it provides the poor or disenfranchised access to justice.
Echoing Green recently selected Measures for Justice's founder, Amy Bach, as a Fellow out of 3,000 candidates worldwide. Echoing Green is a premier seed investor for social entrepreneurs.Read More


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The Architect Will See You Now
No longer booked up, designers tackle small renovations; the Samborns ponder their dream house
It's a good time to be in the market for an architect.
The housing slump has freed up residential architects who wouldn't even return phone calls during the boom. Many say they are hungry for business, seeking projects ranging from designing houses from scratch to taking on small renovations they would have turned down a year or two ago.


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Sons of Anarchy (2008)
2 mistakes in show generally
Starring: Charlie Hunnam, Katey Sagal, Kim Coates, Mark Boone Junior
Other mistake: Abel was 18 months old when Thomas was born. All through the series, Thomas hardly ages. In season 7 Abel is 5 and in kindergarten yet Thomas looks younger than 3. He's not even walking or talking yet! Thomas should be at least 3 years old according to the time span of the series.amycamille1975
Continuity mistake: When Patterson first visits Toric at the hotel he is on the second floor. When Roosevelt visits to investigate the room is ground level.
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Diptych: 11.21991 (left sheet), 17.3212.22 (right sheet); no VR Play: Osome Hisamatsu Ukina no Yomiuri Theater: Naka From an album with decorative paper pasted over the names of the actors.
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Denman Waldo Ross Collection
Japanese, Edo period, 1835 (Tenpô 6), 2nd month
- Artist Shunbaisai Hokuei, Japanese, active about 1824–1837, died 1837
- Publisher Wataya Kihei (Wataki), Japanese
Catalogue Raisonné
Kitagawa, "Bosuton bijutsukan shozô Kamigata-e mokuroku" (Kansai daigaku, 2007), p. 101
Vertical ôban; 35.6 x 24.3 cm (14 x 9 9/16 in.)
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An open letter has been sent to The Times highlighting the financial plight of Bletchley Park. Read all about it here. BBC online has reported it here.
Given the vast amounts of money handled by the Lottery Fund, there must surely be a few million sloshing around to secure this national treasure? The site is in need of investment - and let's remember that the codebreakers undoubtedly saved thousands of lives during the War and arguably shortened the war by a number of months, if not years. While the government officials sit on their hands, it might be worth considering reaching into your own pocket and become a friend of Bletchley here.


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Lawyer Amal Alamuddin tied the knot with actor George Clooney this weekend in Venice, Italy. Thanks to a People mag exclusive, we caught a glimpse of her wedding gown and have uncovered an array of other looks that the bride wore this weekend.
Alamuddin chose a French lace gown by Oscar de la Renta for her wedding.
In Stella McCartney for the couple's civil ceremony.
In her first outing since the wedding, Alamuddin wore a Giambattista Valli couture dress from the designer's Autumn/Winter 2014 Haute Couture collection.
Alamuddin wore a frock from Alexander McQueen's Resort 2011 collection.
She arrived in Venice in a Dolce & Gabbana Spring/Summer 2013 dress.
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Monday, August 16, 2010
Stik Figa & D/Will - Alive & Well Album Review
Alive & Well is a more upbeat but blander sequel to Stik Figa & D/Will's first LP. Although the album fails to overpass hellogoodbye it offers a few notable cuts such as Alive, The Down, and Well..., a jazz influenced track. The best moment of the album comes when IZMORE, who appears on Rich the Factor's new mixtape, rips the record's standout song, Pressure. The most lacking element of Alive & Well is D/Will's production which hasn't differed from last year's project. Hopefully Stik's upcoming project with Washington DC emcee/producer, Oddisee will pack a bigger punch.
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Mistah FAB - F*ck The World (Video)
One of the best FAB songs in recent history.
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Thursday, August 12, 2010
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
RIP JP (Tha Mex)
Via The Pitch: Local rapper JP (Tha Mex) died on Sunday morning. JP -- whose real name was John P. Garcia -- was shot and killed on Cesar Chavez and Mercier, around 4AM. According to Fox 4 KC, witnesses said that following the gunshots, the suspect vehicle raced down a dead end street and ripped through a nearby fence to escape. Police are looking for a white Ford Crown Victoria with Kansas plates, and front end damage.
Garcia had just cut a music video for a track from his debut album, In My City, with Rich the Factor and Lil Scrappy last week. Watch it after the jump.
JP (THA MEX) - LIKE A GAME (FT. RICH THE FACTOR & LIL SCRAPPY) from DJ LOON on Vimeo.
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Saturday, August 7, 2010
Messy Marv, Berner, & Skaz One - Leather
Free, Thizz City Coming August 10.
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Thursday, August 5, 2010
Julox - I Done Swung (Video)
Cat Fish, Shrimp-n-French Fries in stores now.
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Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Laroo & Kafani - Take a Shot (Video)
Live by Night out now.
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Mega Ran (Random) - Exclusive Interview & MP3s
Dream Master MP3
The Rock MP3
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CHH: What was you're upbringing like in Philly?
MR: I wasn't raised on a bad block, but round here dope fiends would snatch your lawn chairs if you didnt have em padlocked...haha, that's from an old song. I was raised by my mom in a part of town called West Oak Lane, on the Northwest side. It used to be considered the nice part of the city, but with time, things got a little rough out there. I saw a lot, from drugs to crime, even murder. But the block gave me a lot of the strength and perseverance I needed to apply to the music business. I'm always Philly, no matter where I go.
CHH: Why did you choose to move to Arizona? And in your opinion how do the two rap scenes compare?
MR: I moved to AZ in 2006 after a really bad winter in Philly. I can't really credit it to anything else. It was a really impulsive move. I didn't expect to stay here this long, but things just worked out really well professionally, personally and musically. It seemed to be a good fit.
It's hard to make a comparison, but the scenes are almost day and night. Both scenes are very competitive, but Philly is so much more stuck in its ways. They aren't as receptive to something that's different. Phoenix's scene is still in it's infancy, and everyone here is from somewhere else, so there is no real AZ sound. That makes people more likely to pay attention and give props to an artist who has the heart to do something different.
CHH: Do you consider yourself a Nerdcore artist?
MR: Yes and no. I made Mega Ran before I knew what Nerdcore was. Prior to that, I made what people called conscious rap. Prior to that, not a lot of people know but I made gospel rap. So when I make a song or album with that theme, people will classify me there. It just so happened that making rap music with nerdy themes is what made me somewhat famous so now I'm Nerdcore. That's cool. I can't control what labels people throw on me, but I'd rather just be considered an artist.. because then it won't be so surprising when I make my country western album, haha. But really, I have a lot of great friends and fans in the Nerdcore community and I appreciate that. I'm where I could never get to be in high school: I can hang with the cool kids and the nerds of the music business and fit in on both levels.
CHH: Were you the first to Rap over video game inspired beats? How did that idea come about?
MR: No way! People had done it before but the first person I heard to do this over a whole album was YTCracker he made an album called Nerdrap Entertainment System using Nintendo beats. I thought it was a cool concept and it inspired me to use my favorite game, Mega Man for a whole album. This worked out well and Capcom contacted me and gave me their blessing to continue making music with their samples. Since then I've traveled to Comic Con, and other video game conventions all over the place performing. It's a pretty amazing story.
CHH: What video games gave you inspiration growing up?
MR: I really loved the Super Mario games, the color and the imagination that went into them. Mega Man of course. Zelda, Final Fantasy, and so on.
CHH: How did you make so many connections in the video game industry as a rapper?
MR: Well, being a rapper and gamer I always wanted to travel to these gaming events and in the midst of that I've been fortunate enough to meet a lot of gaming insiders. The Capcom arrangement has been key to that. It's really strange how it happened. I didn't think there were many fans of gaming who liked Hip Hop as well but it's worked out pretty good for me so far.
CHH: Do you rap full time? Weren't you previously a teacher?
MR: I do, I recently started teaching again. Long story but I do believe that I put a full time effort into both. I don't know how long I can do both but I love the fans and I love the kids so I don't want to let either of them down.
CHH: You have a great talent for freestyling? Is there a secret to it?
MR: Freestyle is just like any other skill. You have to practice it. I mean rapping in the shower, on the bus, in the car, whenever you can. Then eventually it comes naturally. It comes from being around really talented rappers coming up in Philly; RAHM Nation label mates, Ohene, Storyville, G, and I would freestyle and battle for fun. And if you weren't good you just got embarrassed so there wasn't much choice but to get better.
CHH: What do you have out now and what are you currently working on?
MR: Right now myself and K-Murdock have an album out called Forever Famicom. It's been getting some great reviews. You can stream the whole album or cop a physical CD or download for as low as $8 at Bandcamp.
I have several solo records out now, each with a different mood:
I have several solo records out now, each with a different mood:
The 8th Day - those are all on iTunes.
The future is even more busy. Working on about 3 different projects at once. I'm working on a project with a Phoenix emcee/producer named Span Phly, and another videogame themed project based on one of my favorite games of all time, I won't spoil the surprise yet. Then sometime late next year I'll release my next solo record called Language Arts. Right now the present is looking great so I don't even want to think past that and miss out. 2010 has been awesome. Get that Forever Famicom album!
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Monday, August 2, 2010
Stik Figa & D/Will - Alive & Well
Free, Review coming soon
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Dutch Newman - Power
Free, Dutch goes in on Kanye's new one. Via Underground Appeal.
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Sunday, August 1, 2010
Planet Asia & TriState - Trouble (Video)
Directed by Pyramid West in Kansas City's historic Jazz district. Black Belt Theatre coming soon.
J-Stalin - Fast Forward
Free, Via Bay Xclusives
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This quilt has been and ongoing project for a while! I posted about it way back at the beginning of this year here. It is finally finished because I got around to quilting and binding it. I tend to put that off as long as possible. The actual quilting, that is. I'd much rather piece a new top and let someone else quilt it. That's kind of the point though, isn't it? I like to hand quilt, it's just that I feel like I'm not getting anything accomplished when I sit for long periods of time and when there are so many things that I want to make! I like to start and finish a project in a short period of time, so when things start to drag out, I hate them!
So, since you can read that other post about the quilt, here it is, freshly quilted and bound! I've been stockpiling quilt projects, and now they are all getting finished at the same time! If you'd like to see the Etsy listing, it's HERE!


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Portable Tankless Hot Water Heater
As adjective
capable of being transported or conveyed:a portable stage
easily carried or conveyed by hand:a portable typewriter
(of data sets, software, etc
) capable of being used on different computer systems
As noun
something that is portable, especially as distinguished from a nonportable counterpart:Of their three television sets, one is a portable
As noun
a large receptacle, container, or structure for holding a liquid or gas:tanks for storing oil
a natural or artificial pool, pond, or lake
an armored, self-propelled combat vehicle, armed with cannon and machine guns and moving on a caterpillar tread
a prison cell or enclosure for more than one occupant, as for prisoners awaiting a hearing
tank top
As verb (used with object)
to put or store in a tank
As verb (used without object)
to do poorly or decline rapidly; fail:The movie tanked at the box office
As Verb phrases
tank up, to fill the gas tank of an automobile or other motor vehicle
to drink a great quantity of alcoholic beverage, especially to intoxication
As Idioms
go in / into the tank, Boxing Slang
to go through the motions of a match but deliberately lose because of an illicit prearrangement or fix; throw a fight
in the tank, Slang
failing, doing poorly, or declining: His grades were in the tank last quarter
favoring, colluding, or assisting in a partisan way (often followed by with or for): The talk-show host was in the tank with the Green Party
As adjective, hotter, hottest
having or giving off heat; having a high temperature:a hot fire; hot coffee
having or causing a sensation of great bodily heat; attended with or producing such a sensation:He was hot with fever
creating a burning sensation, as on the skin or in the throat:This ointment is hot, so apply it sparingly
sharply peppery or pungent:Is this mustard hot?
having or showing intense or violent feeling; ardent; fervent; vehement; excited:a hot temper
having a strong enthusiasm; eager:a hot baseball fan
sexually aroused; lustful
sexy; attractive
violent, furious, or intense:the hottest battle of the war
strong or fresh, as a scent or trail
absolutely new; fresh:a dozen new mystery stories hot from the press
requiring immediate delivery or correspondence; demanding priority:The hot freight must be delivered by : a
tomorrow, or we'll lose the contract
skillful in a reckless or daring way:a hot pilot
following very closely; close:to be hot on the trail of a thief
(of colors) extremely intense:hot pink
popular and commercially successful; in demand; marketable:The Beatles were a hot group in the s
extremely lucky, good, or favorable:A poker player has to have a hot hand to win the pot
(in sports and games) playing well or winningly; scoring effectively:a hot pitcher
funny; absurd:That's a hot one!
close to the object or answer that is being sought
extremely exciting or interesting; sensational or scandalous:a hot news story
(of music) emotionally intense, propulsive, and marked by aggressive attack and warm, full tone
(of a musician) skilled in playing hot jazz
(of a vehicle) capable of attaining extremely high speeds:a hot new jet plane
stolen recently or otherwise illegal and dangerous to possess: a hot diamond necklace
wanted by the police
in the mood to perform exceedingly well, or rapidly, as during a burst of creative work:Finish writing that story while you're still hot
actively conducting an electric current or containing a high voltage:a hot wire
of, relating to, or noting radioactivity
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in a hot manner; hotly
while hot:Garnish the potatoes with parsley and serve hot
at a temperature high enough to permit recrystallization:The wire was drawn hot
As verb (used with or without object), hotted, hotting
Chiefly British Informal
to heat; warm (usually followed by up)
As noun
the hots, Slang
intense sexual desire or attraction
As Idioms
get hot, Slang
(in sports and games) to become very effective or successful; score or win repeatedly or easily
hot and bothered, Informal
excited, aroused, or flustered:This mistake isn't worth getting hot and bothered about
Also, all hot and bothered
hot and heavy, Informal
in an intense, vehement, or passionate manner:They argued hot and heavy for minutes
hot under the collar
collar (def )
make it hot for, Informal
to make something unpleasant for; cause trouble for:Ever since their argument the principal has been making it hot for the new teacher
As noun
a transparent, odorless, tasteless liquid, a compound of hydrogen and oxygen, H O, freezing at °F or °C and boiling at °F or °C, that in a more or less impure state constitutes rain, oceans, lakes, rivers, etc
: it contains
percent hydrogen and
percent oxygen, by weight
a special form or variety of this liquid, as rain
Often, waters
this liquid in an impure state as obtained from a mineral spring:Last year we went to Marienbad for the waters
the liquid content of a river, inlet, etc
, with reference to its relative height, especially as dependent on tide:a difference of feet between high and low water
the surface of a stream, river, lake, ocean, etc
:above, below, or on the water
flowing water, or water moving in waves: The river's mighty waters
the sea or seas bordering a particular country or continent or located in a particular part of the world: We left San Diego and sailed south for Mexican waters
a liquid solution or preparation, especially one used for cosmetic purposes:lavender water; lemon water
Often, waters
amniotic fluid
the bag of waters; amnion: Her water broke at a
any of various solutions of volatile or gaseous substances in water:ammonia water
any liquid or aqueous organic secretion, exudation, humor, or the like, as tears, perspiration, or urine
fictitious assets or the inflated values they give to the stock of a corporation
a wavy, lustrous pattern or marking, as on silk fabrics or metal surfaces
(formerly) the degree of transparency and brilliancy of a diamond or other precious stone
take water, (of a boat) to allow water to enter through leaks or portholes or over the side
As verb (used with object)
to sprinkle, moisten, or drench with water:to water the flowers; to water a street
to supply (animals) with water for drinking
to furnish with a supply of water, as a ship
to furnish water to (a region), as by streams; supply (land) with water, as by irrigation:The valley is watered by a branch of the Colorado River
Our land is watered by the All-American Canal
to dilute, weaken, soften, or adulterate with, or as with, water (often followed by down):to water soup; to water down an unfavorable report
to issue or increase the par value of (shares of stock) without having the assets to warrant doing so (often followed by down)
to produce a wavy, lustrous pattern, marking, or finish on (fabrics, metals, etc
):watered silk
As verb (used without object)
to discharge, fill with, or secrete water or liquid, as the eyes when irritated, or as the mouth at the sight or thought of tempting food
to drink water, as an animal
to take in a supply of water, as a ship:Our ship will water at Savannah
As adjective
of or relating to water in any way:a water journey
holding, or designed to hold, water:a water jug
worked or powered by water:a water turbine
heating, pumping, or circulating water (often used in combination):hot-water furnace; city waterworks
used in or on water:water skis
containing or prepared with water, as for hardening or dilution:water mortar
located or occurring on, in, or by water:water music; water frontage
residing by or in, or ruling over, water:water people; water deities
As Idioms
above water, out of embarrassment or trouble, especially of a financial nature:They had so many medical bills that they could hardly keep their heads above water
break water, to break the surface of the water by emerging from it
to break the surface of the water with the feet, especially in swimming the breaststroke doing the frog kick
to break the amniotic sac prior to parturition
by water, by ship or boat:to send goods by water
dead in the water
dead (def )
hold water, to be logical, defensible, or valid: That accusation won't hold water
to check the movement of a rowboat by keeping the oars steady with the blades vertical
in deep water, in great distress or difficulty:Their marriage has been in deep water for some time
in hot water
hot water
like water, lavishly; abundantly; freely:The champagne flowed like water
make one's mouth water, to excite a desire or appetite for something:The roasting turkey made our mouths water
make water, (of a boat) to allow water to enter; leak
to urinate
tread water
tread (def )
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any of various apparatus for heating, especially for heating water or the air in a room
the element of a vacuum tube that carries the current for heating a cathode
a pistol, revolver, or other firearm
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We make pies the old fashioned way! Located in picturesque Door County, Wisconsin, south of Fish Creek, Sweetie Pies offers a scrumptious selection of handmade pies. Our customers say nobody makes them better, except maybe Grandma!
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So the tweak CirDock just came out in Cydia and I thought I would review it for you all. Personally I like it a bit more then Dock&Roll. It has less bugs for me on iOS 8.3. But it could use some work for sure. I am not a fan of how the icons in the dock are still on the springboard. I would like to see the tweak be able to hide those apps or not create a second version of the app. There is also a letter in the dock to the left. I don't see a need for this. I would also like to see that being able to be turned off.
Other then those two things all works fine for me. And I would say it's one of the best $1 tweaks you can buy. So get to Cydia and pick up CirDock today!
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Energy industry keen on nuclear stations says Government
Interest in building new nuclear power stations in the UK is "strong", the Government has said amid signs of moves to speed up a timetable for replacing current sites.
Business Secretary John Hutton said there has been "considerable interest" from the energy industry since he invited firms in January to come forward with proposals for new stations.
"Planning applications for new plants are likely to focus on areas in the vicinity of existing sites and so it's welcome that the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority is making its significant land and other assets available to the market," said Hutton.
The authority today asked interested parties to state over the next four weeks which assets they are interested in before the competition process is determined.
Hutton said in a newspaper interview that the UK's reliance on nuclear power will increase "significantly" over the next 20 years so that source will supply more than the current 19 per cent of electricity.
The first new nuclear power station could be operational by 2017, a year ahead of the target set in a white paper earlier this year, Mr Hutton told the Financial Times.
"If we can accelerate the timescale, we should. We've got to be completely serious about this ... We should keep our foot down on the pedal."
Regeneration organisations in Cumbria urged utility firms to "grasp the opportunity" for building new nuclear power stations in West Cumbria.
Rosie Mathisen, of West Lakes Renaissance, said: "West Cumbria's nuclear sites have massive potential for a new nuclear power station.
"The private sector is well aware of West Cumbria's status as a world leader in the nuclear industry. This early marketing of the sites will get across the message that there are many good reasons for new build here.
"Firstly, there is ample space for a new power station and to accommodate future expansion. There is also enough reprocessed waste at Sellafield to fuel two new reactors for 60 years at a relatively low cost."
Image: Business Secretary John Hutton senses a swell of support from the energy industry for new nuclear power stations


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The contest will end on Friday 8/28/2015.
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By TONY FOSTER
BRIGHTON Council's budget for the new financial year highlights the efficiency of our administration and the ability of our staff to provide services for other councils, so earning valuable revenue that helps to fund services for ratepayers.
As we've already announced, Brighton's rates this year will rise only by 1.3 percent, the annual increase in the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for Hobart. It's the 20th year in succession that we've been able to hold down rates to the equivalent of the increase in the CPI and it's fair to say that Brighton is the only council in Tasmania, and possibly Australia, able to make such a claim. Continue reading "Brighton's budget highlight's Council efficiency"


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Pulse Points is a new series of posts on Create Mixed Media where a group of mixed-media artists are each presented with two survey questions gleaned from the pages of The Pulse of Mixed Media: Secrets and Passions of 100 Artists Revealed by Seth Apter.
Today's Panel:
Mary Beth Shaw
Ronda Palazzari
Marie Otero
Angela Wales Rockett
Question #1:
How do you feel about the "business side" of being an artist?
For many, if not most, artists, creating art is just one part of their daily life. Much of their time is instead filled with the "business side" of art: self-promotion and marketing, social media, branding, sales, networking, etc. Based on the thoughts of the panel members, some artists embrace this aspect while others do not. But for all, the need to blend the creative side with the business side is clearly a necessary part of being an artist in today's world.
Ronda recognizes that the business side of things is "an essential part of making my business grow." Marie adds, "These days if you want to be successful commercially there is no getting away from the fact that you need to be moderately well versed in social media networking, compiling mailing lists, keeping up contact lists, managing spread sheets, sending out newsletters, creating a web presence and so on." And Angela notes that for her "the biggest part of the business side of art is the never-ending task of getting your work out there, getting it seen, and hopefully selling it." However, as perfectly stated by Mary Beth, "that doesn't mean I like it."
For some, the business side comes naturally. Says Mary Beth, "Coming from my previous life in corporate America, I find the business side somewhat easy." Having that type of background certainly makes a difference but that is not typical. And in fact, for many other artists, the need to "do business" feels more like an obstacle.
As noted by Ronda, "I remember when I was younger thinking I wanted to be an artist. What nobody told me was to get a business degree because you are really going to need it." How many of you have had the same thought? Marie "thinks that the business side of being an artist is way more challenging than the creative part." According to Angela, "Sometimes it feels very frustrating and can even feel humiliating at times, and I just want to paint and let somebody else deal with all that." Ronda adds that "most of my day isn't spent creating. It's spent doing the business side and sometimes I am overwhelmed by it."
Each of the panel members has found strategies to better cope with the business end of being an artist and all recommend that you do the same. Mary Beth relies on lists. "I keep separate lists for different functions (deadlines, ideas, computer tasks, etc.)…and yes I have been known to add a task simply to enjoy the pleasure of crossing it off." Ronda has taken to research and she "has been reading different kinds of business books to gain new perspectives." Marie recommends being organized by "setting aside some time each week, writing things down and reviewing things." And Angela talks about the importance of perspective: "I try to be as authentic and true to myself in my marketing practice as I am in my art practice. This approach has allowed me to find a calmer way to truly connect with and honor those who enjoy, exhibit and purchase my work." And isn't that the real bottom line?
Question #2:
If you sell your work, do you have trouble with pricing?
When an artist goes from making art for themselves and as gifts to a point where they are offering their work for sale, the thorny issue of price arises. How do you go about figuring out what to say when people start asking "how much does that painting cost?" But the challenge doesn't stop there as many well-established artists also report struggling with this issue.
For example, the confusion over pricing has kept Ronda from selling her work. "I know it is fear," she says. She goes on to ask the questions that many us have asked ourselves as well: "What is the correct amount to charge? What is too much and what is too little? How do I place a value on my work that is so personal to me?" She is hesitant to begin selling her work until she is comfortable with her answers to these questions.
For Marie, "The answers lie in the representation and environment that you chose to promote your artwork in. If you invest in the time and money to develop a body of work and show your portfolio to reputable dealers and galleries, then you have a chance at being shown in 'formal' spaces and pricing your artwork accordingly. However if you chose to take pictures of your work at home, post them on Facebook or Etsy, then what you can charge is often considerably less." And she makes the valid point that in the latter circumstances, "you may never be able to recoup the cost versus man hours."
Both Mary Beth and Angela have a pricing policy that is used by many established artists and this policy is more science than art: cost based on size. Since learning about this strategy, Angela prices her work by the square inch "and the randomness has been replaced by consistency." This approach "makes it easier to stick to a price instead of giving into doubts and offering insane discounts" and it makes her "feel and appear more professional when someone asks for a price."
It is much the same for Mary Beth who describes a process where she initially priced her work at 50% of her teacher's price. "Supply and demand took over from there as I had to raise my prices to keep up with the demand. When things leveled off I determined a square inch price. This allows me to have equity across the board."
For some artists, underpricing and therefore undervaluing their work is the issue. For others, overpricing becomes the norm. Marie has visited galleries in NYC and often wondered "how the heck do they get people to buy THAT for so much money." The solution to both extremes seems to be balance, which according to the panel can be achieved by both clarifying your own goals as an artist and, based on that, creating a consistent pricing formula. Perhaps this post should be titled: The Business of Art…Right Brain Meets Left Brain.
Seth Apter is a regular contributor to CreateMixedMedia.com, the voice behind, The Altered Page and the author of the book, The Pulse of Mixed Media (North Light Books, Spring 2012). His two instructional videos, Easy Mixed Media Surface Techniques and Easy Mixed Media Techniques for the Art Journal are now available in the North Light Shop.
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Coast To Coast Am – April 24, 2016 – UFOs & Nukes – VIDEO
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In the first half, Robert Hastings joined George Knapp to discuss UFO incursions at nuclear weapons sites. His new film UFOs and Nukes,
The Secret Link Revealed features interviews with US Air Force veterans who were involved in incidents which confirm that unidentified flying objects seem to be able to monitor and even control nuclear weapons. Hastings says the film (and his book) feature "anecdotal evidence from very persuasive sources." The cases have continued for decades, up to the present day. Hastings' father was in the Air Force and when he was stationed at Malmstrom Air Force Base in North Dakota in the 1960s, there were rumors of UFOs hovering over the area. He believes that whatever intelligence is behind the incursions may be essentially asking leading governments if it is wise to continue to possess nuclear weapons.
Hastings questioned control tower personnel who were present during the famous Bentwaters Air Base UFO incident and found that they had seen unidentified objects on radar and visually during the famous events of December 1980. He also described an incident from 1964 at Vandenberg Air Force Base in California where a disc-shaped object was observed and filmed through a telescope apparently shooting down a dummy nuclear warhead that was traveling at 8000 miles per hour. Later, two men in gray suits flashed CIA credentials and confiscated the film from the Air Force. Hastings believes that the CIA has control of many UFO films and much of the information. Asked about the possibility for government "disclosure" of records on the subject, he said that the "consequences are too dire to reveal" and that those in power "have everything to lose and nothing to gain" by releasing anything publicly. He also announced that the first 1000 Coast listeners to buy his film can get it for half price by entering the promo code "C2C."


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1. Return Policy (Within 30 Days, in original condition & packaging, taps cannot have been installed, and ribbons & elastics cannot be attached to the pointe shoes)
2. Do you need an appointment for pointe shoes? No, we have sales associate available during all scheduled hours. If you want to request a specific fitter then you would need to make an appointment.
3. Do you need an appointment for ballroom/latin shoes? Yes, because we frequently travel with our ballroom & latin shoes an appointment is encouraged.
4. Do we charge a fitting fee? We charge a $15.00 fitting fee per style of shoe only if the consumer is being fit for the purpose of purchasing elsewhere. A fitting fee will also be collected up front if the consumer is requesting to be fit for future purchases as well. If the customer purchases the shoes from our store after paying a fitting fee, the fee will be taken off the total cost of the shoe provided the shoe is purchased in a period of no more than 1 month.
5. What forms of payment do you accept? We accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and Cash. Sorry we no longer accept checks!


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The C.A.T. & I.T. Teachers Facebook Group
This group exists for teachers and educational professionals in South Africa. Its purpose is for teachers to support each other with content, advice and communication. The sharing of experience, giving and requesting of advice, uploading of resources and materials is encouraged. Over 400 educators are registered in the group so far.


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Stars:★★★★☆ Chicken Soup for the Soul (2012) For the cat or dog lover in your life, these books are the best present. If you love animals, you love reading stories about the crazy, funny and heroic antics of your pet of choice. I read I Can't Believe My Dog Did That and have been laughing… Read More »
Chicken Soup For the Soul: I Can't Believe My Dog/Cat Did That
Chicken Soup for the Soul: Find Your Happiness
Stars: ★★★★☆ Chicken Soup for the Soul Publishing (2012) Self Help/Personal Growth/Happiness Summary: This book is the follow-up to bestselling Chicken Soup for the Soul: Think Positive. Read inspirational true stories about how real people used positive thinking, thankfulness, and good old-fashioned common sense to find their own paths to happiness, pursuing their passions,… Read More »
Chicken Soup for the Soul: Stay-at-Home Moms
Subtitle: 101 Inspirational Stories for Mothers about Hard Work and Happy Families by Jack Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen, and Wendy Walker. Stars: ★★★☆☆ Summary: A remake of CSS: Power Moms with a new cover and title. Stories about making the decision to stay home, learning to multi-task, creating at-home jobs and businesses, grateful husbands and… Read More »
Aresenic Soup for Lovers: When Chicken Soup Doesn't Work by Georgia Z. Post
Subtitle: Very Very Short Stories for Very Very Busy People Stars: *** I received this book for review from the author. Summary: In a world where few people laugh at themselves, Arsenic Soup For Lovers is the perfect blend of short stories guaranteed to make you step back and look at the world from a… Read More »


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At least some content in this article is derived from information featured in Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (film). As such, spoilers will be present within the article.
Hedwig's Theme is a leitmotif composed by John Williams for the film of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone. It is better known for being the main theme of every Harry Potter film and is iconic for the wizarding world in general.
Hedwig's Theme was not a stand-alone track to begin with. It was featured as a tune in the track "Prologue" for Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, before being played in the end credits. The theme was very well received and was interpolated in every Harry Potter film score by subsequent composers, such as Patrick Doyle, Nicholas Hooper, and Alexandre Desplat. It is also featured in the score to the last four Harry Potter video games composed by James Hannigan.
Hedwig's Theme has achieved significant pop culture status, featuring in ring tones, trailer music and other forms of multimedia. Most recently, it featured over the title of Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (film), which indicates that it will stay the main theme of J.K. Rowling's Wizarding World.
Behind the scenes
- In the film adaptation of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, Hagrid can be heard playing the theme on his flute just before Harry, Ron, and Hermione question him about how he got Norbert's egg.
- In the video game adaptation of Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, the large bells at the top of the Clock Tower chime a few lines of the theme when Harry charms the small ones.
- In the video game adaptation of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, Luna Lovegood can be heard humming the tune for a few seconds near the beginning of the game as Harry walks with her up the path to the Sundial Garden.
- In LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4, Ron Weasley plays this on a trumpet (though badly) to put Fluffy to sleep.
- Also in the game, when Griphook opens Vault 712, goblins are discoing to a remix of the song.
- In the film adaptation of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, the original Hedwig's Theme, by John Williams, is playing during the scene in which the Hogwarts Express is taking Harry and his friends to Hogwarts.
- In Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows trailers, it plays a more powerful version of Hedwig´s Theme, which is a lot darker and mysterious.
- It is used in the beginning of the end credits of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2.


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Balthazar London
One of my favourite spots in New York, Balthazar, has opened the door of its London replica in Covent Garden a few weeks ago. Faithfully replicating the insanely popular Manhattan original, Balthazar London will remind you of walking into a quintessential brasserie in Paris, except one that's in New York. Well, in Covent Garden now. … Continue reading
Focus… AMMO Restaurant in Hong Kong
The source of inspiration for the famous AMMO restaurant was derived from a science fiction film noir masterpiece directed by Jean-Luc Godard known as 'Alphaville', with its ver particular 1960's influence. Interior designer Joyce Wang chose to have both a dramatic and dynamic approach to the place, where the 6m high ceilings and atmospheric presence represented somewhat … Continue reading
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A plethora of creative and inspirational projects are popping up around London to celebrate the Olympic Games and the opening ceremony taking place tomorrow night – are you excited?!. Architect Alex Haw of Atmos and acclaimed supper club chef Kerstin Rodgers (visit her blog MsMarmiteLover !) joined forces and launched a pop-up restaurant yesterday, Global … Continue reading
Favourite… The Parlour at Sketch, London
The Parlour at Sketch treads a fine line, reminiscent of somewhere classic, yet adding extravagant, unexpected touches, a sliver of cool and a bucketload of glamour. The Parlour embraces that feeling of a bygone era beautifully, with a stucco ceiling, decorated walls and plenty of curiosities to highlight its stunning 18th century surroundings. The tea selection … Continue reading
Favourite… Cecconi's Mayfair
Cecconi's is a classic, old school, slightly glamorous and definitely-good-for-celebrity-spotting restaurant in the heart of Mayfair. It's the type of place to drop in for an excellent bowl of pasta and champagne, or a fine veal milanese if you are in or around Mayfair. The stripey black and white floor and green leather seats with … Continue reading


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Brenden Wood and James Manning present one of my favourite podcasts, Mediaweek Australia – so I was keen to invite Brenden, who I'd connected with on Twitter, on A Coffee With. Brenden also works on MMM Sydney and has an extensive radio career that covers many markets and started out with Brenden doing work experience at high school at his local radio station.
Our chat is about a shared love – radio – and podcasting. What I'd framed for a half hour chat went for over an hour (thanks for your patience Brenden!) and we discuss a range of people and topics including two standout Mediaweek podcasts – Craig McLachlan and Bevan Lee; as well as 2UE and what Brenden would do with the station. We also chatted about Brenden's use of social media, radio in Sydney and Melbourne, a newsagency blog, NRL 101 from a referee for this Victorian, and a natter on Ten's new Wake Up show.
There was also phone call from league legend Mark Geyer, and we conclude with the Skype link going offline as Brenden walks outside with his laptop and phone to show us the Sydney sky with the fires (the ep was recorded on Thursday 17 October).
This is a rollicking chat and one I really enjoyed.
Follow Brenden on Twitter: @BrendenWood and @BrendenWoodTWO; and check out MMM Sydney The Grill Team on Twitter and Facebook.
Brenden's coffee: He doesn't drink coffee…!
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Henderson, NV: December 29, 2017. Joe is predeceased by his wives, Mary Lou (Kendall) Pyne & Carol Ann (MacPherson) Giullari; parents, Josephine & Peter Giullari; siblings, Peter (Mary) Giullari, Jr., Veronica Mary O'Neil; nephew Peter Giullari, III & mother-in-law Betty Ruth Rusk. Joe is survived by his wife Nancy G. (Rusk) Giullari; children, Mary Jo (Steve) Riddle, Ann Marie (Steve Parrish) Collins; nancy's children,Tamra (Anthony) Roberts & Derek LaGraff; grandchildren, Stephanie Riddle, Matthew Riddle; Nancy's grandchildren. Bianca (Dominic) Fratelligo & Dominica Roberts; great-grandchild Alessia Fratelligio; sister Kathleen (Curt) Hettrich Hare; brother-in-law Jim O'Neil; father-in-law, Albert Rusk; sisters & brother-in-law, Donna (Gerry) Beresheski, Lorna (Floyd) Finch, Jeffrey (Laurie) Rusk; K9 companion Kiddo; many nieces, nephews, cousins and longtime friends.
Joe's visitation will be Friday January 12th, 6-8 PM at the M.J. Colucci & Son Niagara Funeral Chapel, 2730 Military Rd., Niagara Falls. Joe's Funeral Service will be celebrated Saturday, January 13th, 10 AM at the Funeral Home followed by his burial in Acacia Park Cemetery. In lieu of flowers donations may be sent to the Alzheimer's Association, 2805 Wehrle Dr., Buffalo, NY 14221 in Joe's memory.
Joe was born June 23, 1933 in Buffalo NY. He was the son of Peter, Sr. & Josephine (Impallario) Giullari and brother to Peter, Jr., Kathleen & Veronica. The 6 called Wakefield Ave in Buffalo home.
In-between Joe's High School and College Joe served his country proudly in the US Marines from 1951-1955.
Joe was an active teenager. He graduated from Bennett High School. While at Bennett he found himself playing football, basketball, crew and playing the tuba in the band.
He found his way to college and graduated from Ithaca in 1959. He later received his PHd in Physical Therapy in 1970. Joe began serving the Niagara Falls and surrounding community as a Physical Therapist at the Niagara Falls Medical Center. He eventually became their Department Head of the Physical Therapy.
When Joe wasn't busy at work caring for others he found himself golfing at Niagara Falls Country Club where he was a longtime member. He was the Golf Marshal for the annual Porter Cup Golf tournament.
Joe was an avid Bills fan and has held season tickets since 1971. He attended Super Bowl XXVIII of the Bills vs. the Cowboys. He and brother Peter could be found at the half time of any Bills game offering up their opinions of all that the coaches and players did wrong and what the two of them would do to correct it.
Joe had a spirited sense of style. He would regularly put on a flashy sports coat to head out on the town. His fashion sense won him a contest and was recognized by the Niagara Gazette for his effort. It was however, an ugly tie contest, the funny part of his winning this title is that he had not gone out to purposely purchase a tie to win. It was much simpler that, he just went to his own closet and pulled out one of his ties and headed out.
Joe loved a myriad of music types. He enjoyed: Italian Opera, Tony Bennett, Frank Sinatra and Big Band Music.
He enjoyed heading out to a relaxing dinner on the town at classy restaurants. His favorite meal was Osso Bucco and his favorite wine was Mateus. Joe did have a sweet tooth and chocolate called to him! If you had chocolate in hand you had better be ready. Otherwise, his fork which was on the way could find itself to your dessert!
Joe was intelligent, hard working and he always had a sense of humor. He enjoyed spending time with family. He will be missed by all who knew and loved him.


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Nate and Becky Miller, Somerset, a daughter, Dec. 13. Maternal grandparents are Jim and Kathy Kight, Somerset. Paternal grandmother is Marlene Miller, Shanksville. .
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If you're as obsessed about taking photos, the chances that you're going annoy some family members at the risk of obtaining a shot that you simply can't walk away from is inevitable.
Lord knows my wife puts up with my tendency to take several shots of the same subject but when you have other people in a car and you unexpectedly pull to the side of the road in the middle of nowhere, it's a different story.
The things others may view as a nuisance, you the photographer see as an opportunity and as one, you are well aware you have to take when you see it. We had been riding down this foggy stretch road heading back to our cottage and the scene outside was akin to something you would see in a film and I was anxious to capture it.
Very much like writing, with photography it's sometimes difficult to materialize what it is that you wanna say until you've shot enough in a place that you eventually start noticing a theme. The town we spent our long weekend in at Pennsylvania was very desolated. Long vacant roads like this is what separated one home from the other and what seemed weird to us, was completely normal for the locals who referred to their neighbors as people who lived 3 miles away.
The theme in most of what I shot was that things such as the lake, the forest and even the roads were endless and as prevalent as dirty-water hotdogs at every other corner in New York City.
On another note, this was the first photograph I took using the newly purchased Nikon P7000. After some consideration, I'm selling it because I continued to revert back using either the Nikon D90 or iPhone as my only cameras and so this one now just feels like a third wheel.