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Kristy and Matt's wedding day was pure joy. These two invited us into their story, gave us their full trust, and let us capture each intimate moment of their day from beginning to end. The love these two have for one another is absolutely radiant. We're so grateful they invited us to capture this day.
We love that this "job" of being photographers allows us to be witness to so many intimate moments in our couple's day. Kristy has the sort of joyful spirit that's completely infectious – we got to witness her joy and laughter as it spread to her bridesmaids and sisters-in-law-to-be. They poured over Matt and Kristy's story book, one filled with photos and the tale of their friendship and love.
I asked Matt's mom if she fell in love with Kristy the first time they met her. "We knew," she told me. "We knew she was the one Matt was going to marry. They were just friends then, but when my husband and I went to bed that night, we both cried because we knew." And Matt's dad, his best man, told a similar version of the story during the reception – he told it with laughter in his voice – and he looked at Matt's younger sisters, "Keri and Anna – I think we should choose who you marry too!"
We got to witness the sweet prayers Kristy's bridesmaids and Matt's groomsmen prayed over them before the ceremony. And the story Kristy's mom shared with the girls, tears in her eyes. She shared some of her worries and fears about when Kristy left for college, and told them how she had prayed for a group of girls who Kristy could be friends with – girls that would love and support her. She pointed around at all the girls in the circle and shared how very grateful she was for each of them, how very grateful she was that her prayers had been answered and that they were seated before her, ready to stand alongside her daughter as she said her vows.
We held back tears during Matt and Kristy's ceremony – the love and excitement between them was absolutely palpable.
Matt and Kristy decided not to do a first look, but they so valued having time for just the two of them. They were completely onboard with our vision and let us "do our thing" during that time before the reception. We see that "bride and groom portrait time" as so much more than just a time for taking photos. We aim to create a space for our couples to soak up the day together, to breathe for a moment and fully take in the sacredness and beauty of their day. It's all too easy to allow that time to get swept away into family photos and bridal party portraits and then feel rushed to move along to the reception. Kristy and Matt made a point to tell us how important that time would be to them, and it made all the difference in their photos. We're so very grateful for couples like Matt and Kristy who just "get it." We left their wedding feeling refreshed and reminded of all the reasons why we love this thing we're so blessed to call our "job."
Enjoy Matt and Kristy's day, as seen through our lenses.
Ceremony Venue: Hope Presbyterian Church
Reception Venue: Winmock at Kinderton
Coordinator: Jamie Southern
Hair/Makeup: Amy Gatewood – Updo's Studio
Florist: Jennifer at Green Bee Floral Designs
Officiant: Josh Lindstrom
Ceremony Pianist: Brian Haskell
Programs and Table Numbers: Mackenzie Connelleen (friend of the bride)
Caterer: Triad Community Kitchen Catering
Cupcakes: Lauren Hoolehan
DJ: Mike Steffan at High Impact Entertainment
Photographer: Grain & Compass
It's hard to put into words how immensely special it was to film this day for Juliana and Jeremiah. Their day was filled with pure, overwhelming, and overflowing joy.
Tim and I worked at summer camp with Juliana several years ago and I had the privilege of being her "unit leader," essentially a mentor for her and several other girls over the summer. It was so meaningful to celebrate and join in the joy of Juliana and Jeremiah's day. I sat for a few moments with the other girls from my Unit during the reception, and we just looked across the table at one another, joy and happy tears filling our eyes at the beauty of this day.
When you've been in the trenches together – even just for a season, when you've served together, prayed together, rejoiced and grieved together, when you've walked alongside one another through joy and through pain – it makes a day like this one that much more meaningful.
I love the words that Jeremiah's dad shared with the two of them during the ceremony. He gave them three important things to remember as they enter into marriage. 1. Believe that you were formed for one another. 2. Be best friends forever. 3. Treat each other as equals. These three things together form such a beautiful picture of what marriage should be.
The love that Jeremiah and Juliana have for one another is so sweet and intentional. Each piece of their ceremony reflected this intentionality – we chose to open the film with their vows because of how carefully thought-out they were. Juliana and Jeremiah's words simply set the tone for the rest of their day.
These two got married against the backdrop of Detroit – a city they've fallen in love with. They had their ceremony in a gorgeous historic church and the reception at the classic Detroit Yacht Club – a beautiful space out on Belle Isle, overlooking the Detroit skyline. And that reception. Man oh man did we have a celebration on our hands. I have never seen a dance floor fill up so quickly before – you'll see it in the film – a little surprise choreography and then BAM everyone else joined in. Epic is the only way I know how to describe it. The feeling of being in that room and experiencing that overflow of joy was unbelievable.
All that being said, I pray this film reflects even just a fraction of the beauty and depth and joy of Jeremiah and Juliana's wedding day.
Jeremiah + Juliana // A Detroit Wedding from Grain & Compass on Vimeo.
Hair + Makeup: Detroit Glam
Ceremony Venue: Hope Community Church
Flowers: Viviano Flower Shop, Eastern Farmers Market
Officiant: Jeremiah Lepasana Sr.
Reception Venue: Detroit Yacht Club
Caterer: Detroit Yacht Club
DJ: Matthew Sakdalan
Photography: Robert Tunberg Photography
Videography: Grain & Compass
We just adore these two. Lauren and I were roommates in college and we got to visit her and her husband in Phoenix this summer. We had an amazing time exploring Phoenix with them for a few days and eating at all their favorite restaurants. We're already trying to figure out the next time we can make it back to Arizona!
Lauren and Andrew are the kind of people that care deeply for those around them. They ask good questions and are passionately curious. The night before we did this photo shoot with them, they asked us about our business, our philosophy, why we do what we do, and where we find meaning in our work. Sometimes it's hard to put words to those things, but we're finding it more and more valuable as we continue on our entrepreneurial journey. Sometimes I feel that sharing all the "why" behind what we do with our couples will spoil the actual experience of being photographed – but now I realize I'm very wrong in that. As we shared with Lauren and Andrew, and they got more excited and enthusiastic for the work we do, Lauren exclaimed "I can't wait for you guys to photograph us!"
Over the past several months, we've begun putting more words to the work that we do. We've been crafting a way of working with our couples that not only captures beautiful photos and video, but also creates an experience for them. The couples that are willing to trust us and let us do what we are passionate about end up with photos that reflect something beautiful, intimate, and I would even venture to say sacred. When we're able to create an environment that draws our couples closer to one another, and they're willing to come along for the adventure, that is when we know we're doing exactly what we're meant to.
Through the experience of sharing our "why" with Lauren and Andrew, and then photographing them the next day, we left feeling so encouraged and so right with everything we do. Between the laughter, the sweet tears, and the quiet intimate moments, Lauren and Andrew let us see them. They let their guards down and let us photograph them. The real them. What a rare gift. We are so grateful.
It's been so fun for us to capture this season of Brooke and Drew's story for them – from their engagement session last fall, to Brooke's bridal session at Pawley's Island this spring, to their wedding at Canterbury School in Greensboro this summer. These two high school sweethearts dated long-distance all through college, and we're so excited for them as they begin the next chapter of their story together in Greenville.
One of our favorite parts about Brooke and Drew's day was the music – Drew is part of an a cappella group from UNC Chapel Hill and they preformed during both the ceremony and reception. I got chills listening to their beautiful voices filling the chapel! Drew also surprised Brooke during the reception and sang to her with the Psalm 100 a cappella group backing him up – sweet happy tears were had all around!
Brooke and Drew chose not to see one another before the ceremony, but instead held hands around a corner and prayed with one another. We love this alternative to a first look – if you're all about sticking to tradition, this is a wonderful way to step away from the whirlwind of the wedding day, calm your nerves, and keep your focus on the meaning and beauty of the day.
As Brooke and her dad walked down the aisle, the wave of emotion that washed over her was so sweet. One moment excited and beaming, the next she spotted her groom and the happy tears started to well up in her eyes – all their years together had led to this moment.
Before you enjoy Brooke + Drew's photos, I highly recommend opening another tab with Psalm 100's music and playing your favorite song as you scroll through this lovely wedding day!
Venue: Canterbury School – Phillips Chapel and Berry Hall
Coordinator: Traci Hardy
Hair: Melanie Smith
Makeup: Molly Vidovich
Florist: Kari Sells
Officiant: Chris Hardy
Ceremony Musicians: Psalm 100, Jake Crenshaw, and Patrick Collins
Caterer: Above and Beyond
Cake: Sweet Meg's
DJ: Justin Gage
Videographer: ElevenEleven Films
Photographer: Grain & Compass
These two just get it. Their love was such a privilege for us to capture through both photos and film.
If you haven't seen the photographs we captured from their day, be sure to check them out and read their story here!
Steph + Thad Wedding from Grain & Compass on Vimeo.
Ceremony Venue: Nashotah House Theological Seminary
Hair/Makeup: Signature Salon & Spa
Dress: From Betrothed Boutique
Flowers: Waukesha Floral & Greenhouse
Officiant: Thad Butcher
Reception Venue: Chenequa Country Club
Caterer: Chenequa Country Club
Cake: Simma's Bakery
DJ: Midwest Sound
Photography: Grain & Compass
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The Skoda Citigo is the brand's small city car and is based on the same components as the Volkswagen up! and SEAT Mii. It also competes with our 2014 Car of the Year – the Hyundai i10. The Skoda is cheaper to buy than the Volkswagen up!, while the brand has one of the best customer-service records of any car manufacturer.
The Citigo's small size means it's easy to park and manoeuvre in tight city streets, where it was designed to excel, but the Citigo (like the up! and Mii) is also surprisingly quiet at motorway speeds – something many other small cars aren't.
The car comes with a choice of two 1.0-litre petrol engines. The more powerful 74bhp Elegance GreenTech can return fuel economy of 67.3mpg and is exempt from road tax, making it our pick of the range.
To keep costs down, the basic Skoda Citigo S has limited equipment, so we'd advise going for the SE model. It comes with useful equipment such as air-conditioning, electric front windows and remote central locking. Buyers can also choose the range-topping Elegance and Monte Carlo specifications.

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Definition of leaf-nosed bat in English:
leaf-nosed batLine breaks: leaf-nosed bat
A bat with a leaf-like appendage on the snout.
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- The best-supported nodes in the tree mostly correspond with unquestioned sister taxa in the data set (hedgehog and gymnure; Daubenton's and leaf-nosed bats; horse and rhino; sheep and cow; mouse and mole rat; human and squirrel monkey).
- Old World leaf-nosed bats are sometimes regarded as a subfamily of the Rhinolophidae.
- To explore this idea, the investigators turned to the heterogeneous family of Phyllostomidae, the New World leaf-nosed bats.
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On average, graduates from 11 Louisiana universities are projected to enter the workforce with bigger salaries than grads from UL Lafayette, a recent report by PayScale.com shows.
UL grads started careers with a salary potential of $38,200, according to the 2012-13 PayScale College Salary Report.
Louisiana Tech boasted the highest starting pay potential among in-state universities at $45,900.
Taking second among in-state schools at $44,100 was LSU, followed in ranking by Tulane ($43,800), Xavier ($42,300), McNeese ($41,600), University of New Orleans ($41,600), UL Monroe ($41,100), Northwestern ($39,700) and Loyola ($39,100).
The bright side for UL Lafayette, according to PayScale, is that more experience brings more pay, especially for computer science and engineering grads.
At mid-career, UL Lafayette grads have a salary potential of $70,000 — sixth best in the state.
Petroleum engineering graduates had the highest pay potential among UL Lafayette alumni at $94,000. Software designers, web developers and computer programers who graduate from UL Lafayette are projected to have a mid-career pay potential of $80,000, while those with accounting degrees ranged between $40,000 and $36,175, figures show.
Only graduates of UNO, Xavier, La. Tech, Tulane and LSU had higher mid-career salary potentials.
As posted by the Baton Rouge Business Report, LSU's $83,500 salary potential for grads in mid-career was the state's highest.
The PayScale report also ranks the potential of universities regionally.
When compared to universities in Arkansas, Alabama, Kentucky, Mississippi, Oklahoma, Tennessee and Texas, UL Lafayette was tied at 55th with Sewanee for overall salary potential among grads.
Click here to read the full PayScale report.
For a detailed breakdown on UL Lafayette grads, click here.
Prestigious honor annually recognizes a single attorney for excellence in public interest/pro bono work.
JPMorgan Chase is giving $1 million to Louisiana's community and technical colleges, to help with workforce training efforts to match students to available jobs.
Law firm unveils newly renovated 200-year-old building.
UL grad named web developer at BBR Creative
Lafayette-based emergency department staffing and management company raises $120 million in senior credit facilities through GE Capital, Healthcare Financial Services.
High-rise apartment building, parking garage, hotel and retail part of new development.
The number of Louisianans with jobs continued to set records in September, but the state's unemployment rate kept rising.
Louisiana is drowning, quickly.
An investment group led by Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets will buy the Louisiana power company Cleco for $3.4 billion.
Local developer's Lake Charles Gardens LLC purchases buildings and leases; land still owned by Dugas family.
Economist Loren Scott says Louisiana is in the midst of an industrial boom unlike any other in its history, with more than $100 billion in industrial projects either under construction or in the engineering and design phase.
The Louisiana Treasury holds $18 million in Israel Bonds — bonds that earn 2.868 percent when the three-year U.S. Treasury is yielding 1.08 percent.
ABiz celebrates another class of Acadiana's most influential female trailblazers, the Lourdes Foundation honors a local philanthropist and MedExpress in Opelousas celebrates its 22nd year as the "little ambulance service that could."
Is Louisiana's O&G industry ready to head south of the border?
Downtown's newest live-work space for creatives doubles as a gallery for other upcoming artists to show their work.
A maritime case originating in Lafayette federal court could become a game changer for the oil and gas industry.
Here's what's at stake in the November Senate race — regardless of whether Republicans gain control of the upper chamber.
From the publisher's in-box: ABiz reaches out to Lake Charles, time to "Come Home, Louisiana," and now accepting nominations for Entrepreneur of the Year.
In late September Cleco and UL Lafayette showed off the Cleco Alternative Energy Center, where researchers explore ways to generate power by using renewable resources.
The most recent promotions, hirings and announcements from Acadiana's biz community.
While Amendments 1 and 2 will shield some health care providers from the budgetary whims of Gov. Jindal, they could make higher ed even more vulnerable to cuts.
Age 60 looks good on the country's second-largest oil and gas show.
Local pieces and logo-emblazoned corporate gifts
Let's show how much we care what it looks like.
The Memphis based investment firm Wunderlich recently arrived in Louisiana with the opening of a wealth management branch in Lafayette.


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The Antimicrobial Discovery Center (ADC) is a molecular microbiology group at Northeastern University studying bacterial persister cells, drug discovery, unculturable microorganisms, and Mycobacterium tuberculosis.
- National Geographic online (Nov 13, 2013) "Killing Sleeper Cells and Superbugs with Assassin Janitors" by Ed Yong.
- Science Daily, (Nov 13, 2013) "New treatment discovered to cure MRSA infection."
- Boston Magazine online, (Nov 13, 2013) "Northeastern University Researchers Cured A Mouse With the 'Superbug'" by Melissa Malamut
- The Independent, (Nov 13, 2013) "A valuable weapon in war against drug-resistant superbugs: Antibiotic offers hope" by Steve Connor
- Northeastern News, (Nov 13, 2013) "Researchers discover new treatment to cure the MRSA 'superbug'" by Angela Herring
- redOrbit.com, (Nov 15, 2013) New Treatment May End Dangerous MRSA Superbug Infections by Rebekah Eliason
- The Naked Scientists, (Nov 14, 2013) New antibiotic blitzes chronic infection by Chris Smith
- Scicasts, (Nov 13, 2013) New Treatment to Cure MRSA infection Discovered
- Sci-News.com, (Nov 15, 2013) Study: Unique Combination of Antibiotics Kills Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus aureus
- Top News, (14 Nov, 2013) New ground-breaking study promises MRSA infection cure by Mohit Joshi
- Director Kim Lewis and the Antimicrobial Discovery Center published a comment on the lost art of drug discovery in Nature
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Artist: Mick Jenkins
Producer: TJ Osinulu
Album: The Water[s]
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Who Else could give us a single just a month removed from their DJBooth Freestyle Series feature? Well, that's an easy one, since there is only one answer; it's Mick Jenkins. Just four weeks after the release of his flame freestyle, Steam, Jenkins returns with a record from his highly-anticipated (at least by us) project, The Water[s]. Setting the stage on Who Else is producer TJ Osinulu, who cooks up a slurred beat that is driven by rattling drums and some lurching, mysterious samples. Though the beat has some muffled effects, it is Jenkins voice that claps like thunder. His gritty, forceful delivery really makes each bar stand out and showcases how much strength this young emcee has in his verbage. Be sure to check back with The DJBooth for more form Mick as we approach the June 24, release date of The Water[s].
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House, 4 Bedrooms, 3.5 Baths, (Sleeps 12)
Ride along docks of Marina looking over bay sunset in 2 Golf Carts, have dinner at the Village & relax on balcony with night cap.
2 Golf Carts, X Box & Games for kids, 70' 3D HDTV Smart Tv with Netflix in family room, 32' HDTV'S in 4 bedrooms, Brand new Furniture. Close to the Marina & The Village. Master Bedroom King Bed, 2 Guest Bedrooms Queen Beds, 2 sets of bunk beds with full bed on bottom & twin beds on top.
Villa Lago is the newest single family neighborhood located inside the exclusive Sandestin Golf and Beach Resort and is within walking distance of the Village at Baytowne Wharf.
More Amenities: Bicycle Rentals, Neighborhood pool, Private Beach, 1 hour day Tennis, Trans Service, Health Club next to the Links Golf Course, XBOX, Blue Ray DVD'S, Netflix, Wireless Internet
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- children welcome
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We Love this Resort 1st reason is safety for our children, great fishing, entertainment for whole family & friends.
We purchased a boat in 2010 & dock it at baytown marina. We have looked for 1 1/2 years for a house on the resort. We were so excited this house was being built its new & exact style we love. Thank you Ann Nunn @ Destin Luxury Real Estate for helping & staying with us during this process more than a realtor a true friend.


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Well, he works in this country for an American television station. I'm guessing that limiting him to talk about things only about the UK would be difficult. If you have a problem with what he says complain to CNN and argue that they don't have first amendment rights to say what they want....LOL. But then again I'm sure most people on this site only like the first amendment when you state something that ONLY you agree with....very American of you.


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Science: the Tour!
September 4, 2013 by Margreet de Heer
Science: a Discovery in Comics has officially hit the stores and it's time to officially promote it, with an official Promotional Tour! Margreet and Yiri are coming to the USA, and here are the dates and places:
September 14-15: SPX, Washington, table G1-2 (NBM Publishing)
September 22: the Brooklyn Book Festival, NBM Publishing booth
September 25: the Million Year Picnic, Cambridge – book signing
September 27: Bergen St. Comics, Brooklyn, NY – book signing & bubbly!
Margreet will be available for interviews or other public appearances – just contact NBM Publishing for more info.
NBM Announces SPX Plans
September 3, 2013 by Stefan Blitz
Premiering SCIENCE: A DISCOVERY IN COMICS
Margreet de Heer and Dara Naraghi & Brent Bowman (PERSIA BLUES) To Appear
On September 14-15th, you can find some of the most prestigious names in comics at the 2012 Small Press Expo (aka SPX).
Unlike many conventions that are geared toward pop culture or corporately owned comics, SPX was created in 1994 to promote artists and publishers who produce independent comics. SPX hosts an annual festival that provides a forum for artists, writers and publishers of comic art in its various forms to present to the public comic art not normally accessible through normal commercial channels.
It's one of NBM's favorite shows and this year we're proud to bring three of our talented authors with us and the debut of our newest title.
Margreet de Heer will bring her new book, Science: A Discovery in Comics and will be signing throughout the weekend.
Science: dull or hard to understand?
Not if you read this book!
The creators of Philosophy – a Discovery in Comics take on a new challenge, and explain the different scientific disciplines in clear, colorful chapters.
Who exclaimed "Eureka" and why?
Why did Galileo get into a fight with the Church?
What happens when you have your DNA tested?
All these questions and more are answered in a chronological journey from ancient times to modern Quantum Theory, with creators Margreet and Yiri as your witty guides.
A great comic book for anyone who wants to learn in a fun way the bigger framework of science, or brush up on what they learned in school.
Margreet will be appearing at the NBM booth throughout the weekend and will be signing both Science, as well as her previous book, Philosophy.
Also appearing are Dara Naraghi and Brent Bowman, creators of the recently released first volume of the trilogy, Persia Blues.
Minoo Shirazi is a rebellious young Iranian woman, struggling to define herself amidst the strict social conventions of an oppressive regime, and the differing wishes of an overbearing father, in between life in Iran and life in midwestern America. Minoo Shirazi is also a free-spirited adventurer in a fantasy world, a place where aspects of modern America and ancient Persia meld into a unique landscape. And yet, neither of these women are the true Minoo Shirazi. At the intersection of guilt and freedom, family and self, ancient myths and modern enigmas, lies…Persia Blues.
We'll also be offering all of our latest titles and prints from artists Rick Geary and Stan Mack are available for free for any $30 purchase, with a signed version free with a $50 purchase.
Throughout SPX, NBM can be found at tables G1-2.
For further details, visit the SPX website, www.spxpo.com
Win a copy of Persia Blues on GoodReads.com
August 25, 2013 by Dara Naraghi
I'm guessing many of the readers of the NBM blog are also on Goodreads, the social networking site for book lovers. If not, then now's a good a time as any to signup because you have till the end of the week to enter to win a signed copy of my latest graphic novel, Persia Blues!
Giveaway ends August 31, 2013. See the details at Goodreads.
NBM Review Round-Up!
August 23, 2013 by Stefan Blitz
"This is an absolute comedy, and it's a total riot. Zombillenium is nothing but fun, from its cute tongue-in-cheek moments to its laugh-out-loud humor. You don't have to be a fan of zombies or anything like that to enjoy this graphic novel. If you've got a sense of humor, that's all you need."
– MTV Geek
"Whatever dark dealings you think go on behind the doors and in the underground tunnels of Disneyworld, they've got nothing on the secrets of Zombillenium and its mysterious proprietor…de Pins' work is fun, lively, and thoroughly funny, but a true sense of terror lurks just beyond the panels. The last page of the first volume ends with a perfect note of a very human monster showing us just how inhuman this story could truly be."
"Before you think this is another book capitalizing on the zombie trend, it's not. Zombillenium is an amusement park filled with entertaining staff members that are monsters."
Philosophy – A Discovery in Comics
"Definitely recommended for those with an interest in graphic storytelling that goes beyond the usual genre work – or anyone who wants to bone up on the basics of Western thinking."
"It's hard to imagine a combination of explicit sex and character development that would be less gratuitous. The characters in Omaha have sex because they are complicated, adult characters who do things that complicated adults do. It's part of their lives, just like sleeping, eating, going to work, taking a walk, or breathing…Omaha is a wonderful character, and Omaha is a wonderful series."
"One of the seminal series that bridged underground with the new indie comics."
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"Russell's adaptations stay generally true to the story lines, though their panel serialization necessitates some liberties with the text. Their staging can be quite a bit more fantastic than what's seen in the theater. Russell takes advantage of the graphic format to construct strong, detailed backgrounds."
'PERSIA BLUES' – The Critics Speak!
August 22, 2013 by Stefan Blitz
Dara Naraghi and Brent Bowman's Persia Blues continues to get positive reviews from across the web:
"Naraghi's script efficiently sets youthful energy against older people's acceptance of the status quo. Bowman's black-and-white art alternates between straight pen-and-ink line work for scenes with the real-world Minoo and washed, brushed panels depicting the lush, romantic realm of imagination. For the young creators, as for Minoo herself, this is a promising beginning."
"A raw, sometimes painful, sometimes joyous magical realist blending of gritty fact with gorgeous myth-based fantasy, Persia Blues is a timely, emotionally intelligent exploration of how one woman copes with oppression, loss, and misplaced guilt…A fascinating and illuminating read…Highly recommended."
"Bowman's blocking and storytelling are clear, and the stories are sufficiently compelling to carry the reader forward in a story with settings rare for an American adventure story. And that setting alone is enough for me to recommend this book, as it behooves all of us to get to know Iran a wee bit better."
"The complex, multicultural story features the parallel lives of a resourceful, strong-willed young Iranian woman, and explores the universal themes of tradition, family, guilt, and freedom."
"An unusual set up for a book that takes place in the past and present and intrigues me with where it will go in future volumes."
All of Omaha available now through Comixology.
August 21, 2013 by NBM
All of Reed Waller, Kate Worley and James Vance's legendary sexy series (you must be over 18) is now available as e-books from Comixology on every platform except for iTunes (Apple actively imposes censorship). Another way to not miss this classic!
Very soon, all the Omaha volumes will be available as well in the wide world of e-books, from Kindle to Nook and everything in between (except again for the iBookstore) through our distributor IPG.
STAN MACK and MARGREET de HEER Conquer The East Coast!
August 19, 2013 by Stefan Blitz
From New York to Boston to New York, this weekend begins a marathon of appearances by Margreet de Heer, who's new book, Science: A Discovery of Comics premiered as well as two appearances by the inimitable Stan Mack author of Taxes, The Tea Party and Those Revolting Rebels!
Sunday, September 22nd • THE BROOKLYN BOOK FESTIVAL
10am-6pm Brooklyn Borough Hall and Plaza 209 Joralemon Street, Brooklyn NY 11201
Visit NBM Publishing at Table 76 • Meet Margreet de Heer and Stan Mack
The Brooklyn Book Festival is the largest free literary event in New York City, presenting an array of national and international literary stars and emerging authors. One of America's premier book festivals, this hip, smart diverse gathering attracts thousands of book lovers of all ages to enjoy authors and the festival's lively literary marketplace.
Wednesday, September 25th • THE MILLION YEAR PICNIC
99 Mount Auburn Street, Cambridge MA 02138
Margreet de Heer book signing.
Friday, September 27th • BERGEN STREET COMICS
7pm • 470 Bergen St, Brooklyn, NY 11217
Bergen Street Comics closes out a September full of book release parties on Friday the 27th, at 7pm, with an appearance by acclaimed graphic novelists Margreet De Heer and Stan Mack! It'll be an evening of fun, with De Heer signing her new release Science: A Discovery in Comics, plus the previous release in the series, Philosophy: A Discovery in Comics, and Mack pitching in with his fantastic historical work Taxes, the Tea Party, and those Revolting Rebels: A History in Comics of the American Revolution. Come have a drink on us and pick up some great books while you're at it!
Saturday, September 28th • WARWICK CHILDREN'S BOOK FESTIVAL 2013
11am – 4pm • Park Avenue School, 10 Park Avenue, Warwick, New York 10990
The Warwick Children's Book Festival's goal is to celebrate literacy and creativity for children of all ages. A fun-filled day for the whole family! Meet over 50 authors and illustrators.
Stan Mack will be appearing.
We hope to see you at one of these exciting events!
Meeting Neil Gaiman
August 17, 2013 by Margreet de Heer
Readers of my blog will know that I'm a big fan of writer Neil Gaiman – from his Sandman in the nineties, which was a huge influence in my decision to try to make the leap into a life in comics, to his Calendar of Tales last Spring, on which I collaborated; and now there's his new book The Ocean at the End of the Lane, for which he's making a grand final Signing Tour. Yesterday, he was in a bookstore in Rotterdam, and my husband and I went there to listen to him being interviewed and have our books signed.
(Photo by Snuggly Oranges)
When Neil came in everyone applauded, and interviewer Marcel van Driel started a relaxed, funny & informative conversation with him. Despite the fact that Neil must have told the same things over and over again in the past weeks, he was very involved and attentive and witty. I tried to sketch him, and failed miserably:
Then I tried not to capture him realistically, but get a bit of his posture and demeanor in a more caricaturized drawing, and also failed at that:
So eventually I decided to go full caricature, and came up with this, which did not totally fail, I think – but judge for yourself:
After the interview, the signing started. In the past weeks, Neil has signed for audiences of over a thousand people – fortunately, here were "only" about 200 people. Yiri and I waited until the very last to get our stuff signed (and made jokes about "The Author at the End of the Line"). I was surprised, impressed and delighted that after 2 hours of signing, Neil Gaiman is still able to direct all of his attention to the person in front of him, and be interested, courteous and, well, charming. I hate getting all fan-girly, star-struck and nervous, but Neil makes it really easy to connect with him – in fact, he made me feel like he's just a human being; well, a human being endowed with awesome superpowers, but a human being nonetheless. I think. (Although I wouldn't be surprised if he's Something Completely Different from Another Dimension either).
I asked Neil to sign my "winning" drawing for the July tale of his Calendar of Tales, and he said some really nice things about it, and I gave him prints of all the calendar-drawings I did and a copy of our new book, Science: A Discovery in Comics.
And then he said: "Do you want a hug?" And I said: "Yes please!".
I have no photo of that moment. It was a very private and intimate moment between me, Neil Gaiman and my husband Yiri, who was standing aside and had been supporting me all evening and prevented me from nervously running away from this whole encounter a few times.
But I do have this, and the impression that, apart from being a talented writer whose work I find inspiring, Neil Gaiman is also a very nice person – and honestly, people with talent who are also nice make this world a much better place.
Publication, publication, publication!
August 14, 2013 by Margreet de Heer
Yes, that's THREE publications of my work that are coming out this month! The first is of course Science: a Discovery in Comics which is available now (even though the official presentation date is in September, when I'll be in the US at the SPX festival to sign and celebrate) – I got my copies in yesterday so I know now that it's REAL! The publication is beautiful again, thank you NBM! I love the hardcover, and the endsheets – and this is the first official publication that's lettered with my own computerized blockletter font. I think it looks great, but please judge for yourself.
At the same time, the Portuguese edition of Philosophy: a Discovery in Comics is underway – it will be presented at the International Book Fair in Rio de Janeiro at the end of this month. This publication has a whole new cover, which looks like this:
And then there's the long awaited physical appearance of the anthology Anything That Loves, which contains ten pages of my comic character Minnie. It's out now and getting good reviews on Goodreads!
NBM in October: Rick Geary's Madison Sq. Tragedy in the Treasury series
August 9, 2013 by NBM
Here's what we've got being solicited for in comics stores this month, to come in October:
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A Treasury of XXth Century Murder:
The Murder of Stanford White
Rick Geary
Stanford White is one of New York's most famous architects having designed many mansions and the first Madison Square Garden. His influence on New York's look at the turn of the century was pervasive. As he became popular and in demand, he also became quite self-indulgent. He had a taste for budding young showgirls on Broadway, even setting up a private apartment to entertain them in, including a room with… a red velvet swing. When he meets Evelyn Nesbit, an exquisite young nymph, cover girl, showgirl, inspiration for Charles Dana Gibson's "The Eternal Question" and for the later movie "The Girl in the Red Velvet Swing," he knows he's on to something special. However, Evelyn eventually marries a young Pittsburgh decadent heir with a dark side who develops a deep hatred for White and what he may or may not have done to her, setting up the most scandalous murder of the time.
"TOP TEN COMICS FOR FALL. No season would be complete without the latest in Rick Geary's ongoing series of 20th-century murders: with elegant, unsettling penwork, Madison Square Tragedy: The Murder of Stanford White tells the notorious story of architect Stanford White, who was murdered by a jealous husband in a theater atop the original Madison Square Garden."
-Heidi McDonald, Publishers Weekly
6×9, 80pp, B&W clothbound, $15.99; ISBN 9781561637621
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My belief is that, at this point right now, Apple pretty much know how much sapphire it can get for the next iPhone refresh. The choices are probable net already considered and decisions made. This is another stupid piece of crap from WSJ.
Easy to guess for me: the next step for sapphire is the iWatch. This device will certainly need a very resistant glass.


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When Stieg Larsson's girl with the dragon tattoo, Lisbeth Salander, encounters a man who regards her as "legal" prey, we quickly realize exactly what sets this skinny hacker apart from heroines of the past. Salander invites Advokat Bjurman into the bedroom and
Translators of fairy-tale collections have always played fast and loose with the rules of their craft. The "television and pornography" of an earlier age (as John Updike tells us), fairy tales migrated into the nursery during the nineteenth century, and no one objected …
Fairy tales are good to think with. Compact yet also capacious, with roots in myth, they were engineered to accommodate changes in cultural values and conflicts. "Snow White" is no exception. Rupert Sanders's film "Snow White and the Huntsman" the
Days after "The Hunger Games" opened at movie theatres, few commentators noted that the once sacred prohibition against the onscreen killing of children had been spectacularly violated. Instead, cyberspace lit up with messages about the ethnicity of the tributes from …
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Kaif Ahmed is a production engineer currently based in Cape Town.
Last week Apple announced their entry into the much hyped "wearables" market with their Apple Watch. Aside from the usual praise from the Apple Zealots, much of the reaction can be summed up as "meh". Unfortunately, if you are an iOS user and feel a bit "meh" about the Apple Watch and fancy trying an alternative third party watch, you're out of luck. Due to Apple's closed eco-system, third party devices will never be as tightly integrated. The same is true of Android. Yeah sure, the Android operating system allows for a bit more freedom for third parties (the Kickstarter darling that is the Pebble integrates quite nicely for example), but those too will never have the same access to Google's enormous data set as Android Wear devices. This also highlights another issue, both Apple Watch and Android Wear simply won't work when taken out of their respective eco-systems. If you want either of them, you have to go all-in.
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It's really basic, but I learnt a hell of a lot.
On Friday I had my wisdom teeth surgically removed which has resulted in me taking a week of sick leave from work whilst I recover. However, being the restless type, I've decided to spend the week teaching myself something new.
I've decided to start learning Game Maker, a popular game development environment. It's something I've been meaning to do for a while but haven't had the time to focus on it making this week the perfect opportunity to dive in.
I'm following the excellent YouTube tutorials by Shaun Spalding to get me started. Hopefully by the end of the week I'll have a basic game put together and enough knowledge to get the game development ball rolling on further projects.
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Fallen Forests: Emotion, Embodiment, and Ethics in American Women's Environmental Writing, 1781-1924
Karen L. Kilcup
How women writers made powerful emotional, ethical, and spiritual appeals for environmental awareness and transformation
In 1844, Lydia Sigourney asserted, "Man's warfare on the trees is terrible." Like Sigourney many American women of her day engaged with such issues as sustainability, resource wars, globalization, voluntary simplicity, Christian ecology, and environmental justice. Illuminating the foundations for contemporary women's environmental writing, Fallen Forests shows how their nineteenth-century predecessors marshaled powerful affective, ethical, and spiritual resources to chastise, educate, and motivate readers to engage in positive social change.
Fallen Forests contributes to scholarship in American women's writing, ecofeminism, ecocriticism, and feminist rhetoric, expanding the literary, historical, and theoretical grounds for some of today's most pressing environmental debates. Karen L. Kilcup rejects prior critical emphases on sentimentalism to show how women writers have drawn on their literary emotional intelligence to raise readers' consciousness about social and environmental issues. She also critiques ecocriticism's idealizing tendency, which has elided women's complicity in agendas that depart from today's environmental orthodoxies.
Between the Novel and the News: The Emergence of American Women's Writing
Sari Edelstein
While American literary history has long acknowledged the profound influence of journalism on canonical male writers, Sari Edelstein argues that American women writers were also influenced by a dynamic relationship with the mainstream press. From the early republic through the turn of the twentieth century, she offers a comprehensive reassessment of writers such as Catharine Maria Sedgwick, Harriet Jacobs, and Charlotte Perkins Gilman. Drawing on slave narratives, sentimental novels, and realist fiction, Edelstein examines how advances in journalism—including the emergence of the penny press, the rise of the story-paper, and the birth of eyewitness reportage—shaped not only a female literary tradition but also gender conventions themselves.
Excluded from formal politics and lacking the vote, women writers were deft analysts of the prevalent tropes and aesthetic gestures of journalism, which they alternately relied upon and resisted in their efforts to influence public opinion and to intervene in political debates. Ultimately, Between the Novel and the News is a project of recovery that transforms our understanding of the genesis and the development of American women's writing.
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Catharine Brown (1800?–1823) became Brainerd Mission School's first Cherokee convert to Christianity, a missionary teacher, and the first Native American woman whose own writings saw extensive publication in her lifetime. After her death from tuberculosis at age twenty-three, the missionary organization that had educated and later employed Brown commissioned a posthumous biography, Memoir of Catharine Brown, which enjoyed widespread contemporary popularity and praise.
In the following decade, her writings, along with those of other educated Cherokees, became highly politicized and were used in debates about the removal of the Cherokees and other tribes to Indian Territory. Although she was once viewed by literary critics as a docile and dominated victim of missionaries who represented the tragic fate of Indians who abandoned their identities, Brown is now being reconsidered as a figure of enduring Cherokee revitalization, survival, adaptability, and leadership.
In Cherokee Sister Theresa Strouth Gaul collects all of Brown's writings, consisting of letters and a diary, some appearing in print for the first time, as well as Brown's biography and a drama and poems about her. This edition of Brown's collected works and related materials firmly establishes her place in early nineteenth-century culture and her influence on American perceptions of Native Americans.
Sacramental Shopping
Louisa May Alcott, Edith Wharton, and the Spirit of Modern Consumerism
Sarah Way Sherman
Becoming Modern: New Nineteenth-Century Studies
University of New Hampshire Press
Illuminates modern consumer culture and its challenges to American identity and values in two classic novels
Written a generation apart and rarely treated together by scholars, Little Women (1868) and The House of Mirth (1905) share a deep concern with materialism, moral development, and self-construction. The heroines in both grapple with conspicuous consumption, an aspect of modernity that challenges older beliefs about ethical behavior and core identity.
Placing both novels at the historical intersection of modern consumer culture and older religious discourse on materialism and identity, Sarah Way Sherman analyzes how Alcott and Wharton rework traditional Protestant discourse to interpret their heroines' struggle with modern consumerism. Her conclusion reveals how Little Women's optimism, still buoyed by otherworldly justice, providential interventions, and the notion of essential identity, ultimately gives way to the much darker vision of modern materialistic culture in The House of Mirth.
Rose Elizabeth Cleveland: First Lady and Literary Scholar
Sirpa Salenius
Rose Elizabeth Cleveland was the First Lady of the United States for nearly two years assisting her brother, President Grover Cleveland. Lesser known, she was also a literary scholar, novelist, and a poet who published works that empowered women. She lived the last years of her life in Bagni di Lucca (Italy) helping refugees.Throughout her life, she placed herself in the center of controversies concerning the position of women, their social, political and educational rights and opportunities, and the changing attitudes regarding their sexuality. She posed crucial questions about social norms and identity formation, questioned the validity of the heterosexual norm, and challenged patriarchal expectations. This book puts Rose Cleveland in her proper place in the historical record and shows her work concerning the ways in which society perceived, invented, and articulated gender and sexuality to be relevant still today.
Making Noise, Making News
Suffrage Print Culture and U.S. Modernism
Mary Chapman
For most people, the US suffrage campaign is encapsulated in images of orators such as the tightly coifed Susan B. Anthony, the wimpled Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and others who hectored for women's rights throughout the nineteenth century. The campaign to secure the vote for US women, however, was also a modern and print-cultural phenomenon, waged with humor, style, and creativity.
In this fascinating cultural history, Mary Chapman demonstrates the importance of the aesthetically innovative print culture produced by US suffragists in the two decades leading up to the passage of the 19th Amendment, seven decades after women's rights activists first met at Seneca Falls! A century before the advent of "social media", suffragists mobilized the masses [fashioned a "suffragist spring'] through creative forms of propaganda including advocacy journals, guest-edited mainstream magazines, banners, voiceless speech placards, publicity stunts, poetry, and fiction. These propaganda forms made the public sphere much more inclusive even as they also perpetuated an image of the suffragist New Woman as native-born, white, and middle-class.


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The Chargers and the San Diego Blood Bank are gearing up once again for one of the community's longest running and most successful life-saving events of the year; Chargers Blood Drive XXXVI.
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Feb 18, 2010, 10:10 PM EDT
The days of buyouts started just hours after the trade deadline passed, when the Washington Wizards told Mike James to take a leave of absence pending the buyout of his contract.
James was a regular part of the Wizards rotation last year, starting 50 games, but he had appeared in just four this year. The Wizards tried to find a way to use his $6.6 million expiring contract in a deal, but when that didn't happen they decided to just buy him out.
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spectacular work.... amazing rendering....
Hi, amazing work and very inspirational work, I just wanna know How to make the Matte passes each Object/Elements on the scene like what you did on this tuts,
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Hi this is amazing and inspirational work. Can I ask How to make or to create the Matte Passes each Object/Element like in this scene. Thank you very much
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How have you handled the volumetric lights? With VrayEnviromentfog? Have you done a separate render pass for that?
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I'm trying speedtree too, it a great tool but a bit confusing, it would be helpful if you could explain something about how you use speedtree, thx
Phenomenal work Mica! I especially love the statues. Regarding the sheets you created in Marvelous, how did you get such definition in the creases and folds of the fabric? I often try to add details with a lower Particle Distance, but end up having the creases relax themselves again. How do you solve this problem?
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@MichaelABrown Hi MichaelABrown, as Lantrancy say, its a vray light option.
@MichaelABrown Set the preview mode to "always" in rectangle light options and adjust the directional parameter
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