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The Billboard Awards are coming up soon and the performers have been announced!
[lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Lady Antebellum[/lastfm] and [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Keith Urban[/lastfm] will be gracing the stage and representing country music at this years awards show. The awards will be based on the Billboard's chart rankings, plus album, single and digital sales, touring, streaming and social media interaction during the reporting period between the dates of February 28, 2010 through March 1, 2011. All the top artists in each genre will be presented with awards.
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Client Services
ReceptionistAngela .
Angela has been a receptionist with Commack Animal Hospital since 2011. Prior to joining the staff, Angela's considerable experience included work in the corporate environment, government and education. As receptionist for SCM Corporation she supervised seven floors, moving on to become executive receptionist. She was also a receptionist with a government real estate department before moving on to become a Legal Assistant. She has also worked in a nursery school. Angela loves her position with Commack Animal Hospital and interacting with clients and her colleagues at the hospital.
Angela's interests include reading, cooking, and especially spending time with family and friends. She has a wonderful husband and daughter, and the family loves all animals. Their furry family includes a new kitten, their cat and dog.
ReceptionistLorraine .
School: Queensborough Community College
Lorraine is a receptionist with Commack Animal Hospital. She graduated from Queensborough Community College. She has been with the hospital for 10 years and enjoys helping our clients and their pets. In her free time, Lorraine enjoys landscaping and football.
ReceptionistMarilyn .
Marilyn had been a client of Commack Animal Hospital for over 25 years so she felt at home right away when she accepted a position with us in 2004. Prior to joining our staff, Marilyn was a customer service representative for Verizon for many years and translated her considerable experience, knowledge and skills to her current position as Receptionist. She enjoys interacting with our clients, many of whom are her neighbors and friends. In her free time, she is a volunteer Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) with the East Northport Fire Department and also serves as their membership secretary. Also in her free time, once a month, she visits her granddaughters in Massachusetts for several days. Marilyn's furry family includes 3 rescued cats and 2 Golden retrievers (one a rescue).
ReceptionistSue .
Working with animals has always been a dream for Sue, who started working in Commack Animal Hospital's kennel just after high school. She has since been promoted to receptionist. She loves working at Commack and her interactions with cients and their pets as well as her colleaagues. In her off-duty time, one of Sue's passions is helping in the community with feline trap and rescue, fostering kittens and securing good homes for them. She also loves spending time with her family and friends, and in the summer, you will find her at the beach with a good book. She also enjoys yoga.
ReceptionistLuisa Gonzalez
Luisa joined our team in 2013. She enjoys interacting with all the different animals we see here at Commack Animal Hospital. She is currently enrolled in school to become a Veterinarian! She enjoys reading, cosmetology, traveling and spending time with her three yorkies, Bella, Maggie and Ringo.


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Shoppers report they value shopping as an experience and not just as a transaction, and are concerned about the expanding role of data in shaping and limiting this experience, according to "Truth About Shopping" study released Wednesday.
Looking to reinvent the specialty patient experience, CVS Caremark has announced that its Specialty Connect prescription services program is now available at all CVS/pharmacy locations.
Nail care company Kiss Products has expanded its portfolio to include an array of beauty products, including the new Red by Kiss Handle-Less 1875W hair dryer.
It could be described as a perfect storm. The U.S. healthcare system is working to tackle soaring costs, a lack of ample accountability and a lack of access to primary care physicians as millions of previously uninsured Americans gain insurance via health reform. Despite the challenges presented by this new era of health care, the reality is that there's rarely been a more promising time for retail healthcare delivery.
As healthcare reform takes hold and millions of previously uninsured Americans come into the fold amid the backdrop of a growing physician shortage, thousands of nurse practitioners and physician assistants in retail-based health clinics are demonstrating the vital role that they play in today's healthcare system to expand access to high-quality, affordable health care. To recognize the best of the best, DSN Collaborative Care magazine — in partnership with the Convenient Care Association — each year hosts the annual Clinician Awards for Retail Excellence, or CARE Awards. The CARE Awards honor the "unsung heroes" who work each day to help further the cause of retail-based health care.
As one of a handful of founding officers at Take Care Health Systems — now known as the Healthcare Clinics at Walgreens — and the first chief nurse practitioner officer in the convenient care industry, Sandy Ryan's role in the industry's growth has been significant, to say the least.
The 7th annual Retail Clinician Education Congress was held from May 12 to 15, and the program lineup was outstanding this year. From clinical sessions featuring healthcare experts in the industry, such as Alan Agins and Wendy Wright, to executive and leadership sessions featuring Dan Gilman from the Federal Trade Commission and Debra Richman from Harris Interactive, conference attendees had an enriching and educational experience.
The recent American Academy of Pediatrics-issued policy statement opposing retail clinics is disheartening to those of us practicing in this setting. The AAP's commitment to the medical home model of care for children is the crux of the opposition.
The online shipping war among retailers continues to heat up as Target plans to launch a same-day delivery pilot in June in select markets.
Mars Chocolate has announced a slew of new products, which range from Mars Bites to Dove Whole Fruit Dipped in Dark Chocolate.
Vapor Corp., U.S.-based electronic cigarette company with brands that include Krave, VaporX, Hookah Stix and Fifty-One, earlier this week announced the launch of a new line of e-liquids for electronic vaporizers and other e-vaping devices.
Fetch on Thursday announced the results of its "Engaging the Mobile Shopper" report, which was conducted among more than 300 U.S. adults ages 18 years to 60 years in order to uncover the true impact of mobile devices on brick-and-mortar retail.
AsthmaMD recently launched its first retail product, the AsthmaMD Peak Flow Meter. The AsthmaMD Peak Flow Meter works with the newest AsthmaMD app and MyAsthmaMD secure cloud portal for physicians to help asthma patients more accurately track symptoms and medication adherence to preempt an attack.
Peeps & Co. announced the infusion of gourmet fudge into its products, which include Peeps, Mike and Ike, and Goldenberg's Peanut Chews. The company's retail outlet, located in Bethlehem, Pa., will feature the new fudge creations, as well as an assortment of candy, apparel and merchandise.
KPH Healthcare Services, formerly Kinney Drugs, Inc., has announced that Bridget-ann Hart has been promoted to president and CEO.
Cleveland Clinic and HealthSpot are looking to form a joint venture that will offer patients convenient, alternative options to access health care through HealthSpot's virtual walk-in kiosks.
Target announced on Tuesday a number of leadership changes in the United States and Canada designed to further the company's efforts to drive U.S. traffic and sales, improve its Canadian operations and advance its ongoing digital transformation.
In an effort to highlight its commitment to consumer preferences and tastes, Hershey is debuting a range of innovative confections this week at the National Confectioners Association's Sweets & Snacks Expo in Chicago.
Popchips on Thursday announced the launch of Popchips veggie chips, which are set to arrive on retail shelves in a 3-oz. bag.
These are interesting times to be in the OTC business, Matt Mannelly, Prestige Brands president and CEO, told analysts Thursday.
In light of the demand for more accessible and affordable healthcare services as a result of the Affordable Care Act, the primary care provider shortage and an aging Baby Boomer population, the vital role that retail-based health clinics can play in helping patients live healthier lives is hard to deny.
The spotlight on the 1,600-plus convenient care clinics located throughout the country continues to shine even brighter. In fact, just this past week alone, a string of significant clinic news made headlines.
The clinical collaboration between Community Health Network and Walgreens is rapidly expanding across central Indiana, Community Health Network announced recently.
I have long believed that the lines that traditionally divided one channel of retail from another are long gone.
Well, it seems beauty mavens still love their beauty devices.
According to Kline Group, the market was just over $1 billion at the retail sales level in 2013 — driven by both new product launches from existing marketers and new players — with strong growth predicted for 2014.
Eos, the Evolution of Smooth, a line of niche fashion-savvy lip balms, has been flying off of retail shelves lately, generating almost $85.5 million in brand sales on triple-digit growth — 125.2% to be exact — for the 52 weeks ended Jan. 26 across total U.S. multi-outlets, according to IRI.


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When Santa Claus brought Left Hand Brewing Company's cofounder Dick Doore his very first home-brewing kit, the jolly man unknowingly set Dick on a whole new life path. Home brewing became an obsession, and soon he had partnered with his college buddy Eric Wallace and started making their first batch of beer: the Sawtooth Ale. Just a few months later, Dick and Eric took home two medals at the Great American Beer Festival.
Nearly 20 years later, the brewery's accomplishments have swelled: 16 medals in the Great American Beer Festival, 8 medals at the World Beer Cup, and 3 medals at the European Beer Star. The brewery was also the first craft-beer company to master bottling a nitrogenized craft beer without a widget, owing to the introduction of their popular milk stout. Its extensive offering of brews is now available in 25 markets. Favorites include the golden crisp Polestar Pilsner and a roasty black Wake Up Dead Imperial Stout, both of which are available in the Longmont tasting room.
Chef Aaron Bennett and his culinary team combine the philosophies behind farm-to-table cooking with gourmet Italian dining at Bácaro Venetian Taverna. The menu features classic Venetian dishes made with fresh, seasonal ingredients sourced from local and organic farms, including Talbott Farms, Isabel Farms, and Haystack Mountain, among others. Panzanella salads season tomatoes and garlic croutons with basil-infused olive oil and wild boar shoulder gets braised in chianti before being served with creamy, truffle-infused polenta. The kitchen makes all of their pastas in-house, and gluten-free spaghetti or penne can be substituted for wheat-free diets.
Bácaro takes its name from the lively taverns around Venice, which are noted for their laid-back atmosphere, simple furniture, and affable ghosts. Bartenders fuel lively gatherings with pitchers of sangria, housemade Italian liqueurs, and selections from their extensive wine list during daily happy hours. The eatery also hosts guests on its spacious rooftop patio, where chandeliers and the fact that it is on a rooftop heighten views of downtown Boulder.
For the instructors at Boulder Swing Dance, their passion fuels their career. Each of them is a professional dancer, and many of them have collected awards in competitions. They funnel all their experience and enthusiasm into each dance lesson, always shaking to spread their passion for the art form. They start small, breaking down complex lindy hop, charleston, balboa, and swing moves into simple steps and rhythm patterns that single students and couples of all abilities can retain and perform. As their students progress, instructors incorporate more than just steps, encouraging students to break out of their shells and express their own playfulness and musicality by customizing each step. Students can also practice their new moves at weekly dance parties, where they can boogie down and perform high-energy swivels in a judgment-free environment.
We are a unique American owned hookah franchise that started in Colorado and now have 5 great locations to satisfy the most experienced hookah smoker to the first timer.
Roundhouse Distilleries is the answer for spirit connoisseurs who are looking for a refreshing alternative to quality products produced by behemoth, faceless conglomerates. Expanding product line from the original award winning gin to Corretto coffee liqueur, Imperial Barrel Aged Gin and soon to be released Tatonka Agave
With a menu comprised only of two sections—'before tacos' and 'tacos'—T/aco's chef Matt Collier understands the power of the white-glove approach. In a recent interview, he divulged to Thrillist that each tortilla, like everything else on the restaurant's menu, is handmade. Harnessing a diverse culinary palette of fresh herbs and ingredients to craft bold flavors, Chef Matt and his team top their braised pork belly, Ahi tuna, and veggie tacos with such gourmet fixings as poblano crema, queso cotija, and chayote-squash salsa. To add a touch of diversity to their taco-heavy menu, they whip up fresh ceviches and guacamole with housemade chips. T/aco's bartenders have also honed an all-important craft. They mix smoky and fruity margaritas with 25 reposado, anejo, and blanco tequilas—one for each year an American must live before she can eat tacos in the US House of Representatives.


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Tom Kirk comes from Mars to lead an invasion and lands in the middle of a Pajama Party (1964) with guest appearances by Elsa Lanchester and Buster Keaton.
Pajama Party -- Gogo, a Martian teenager, is sent to Earth to prepare the way for an invasion. The first Earthling he meets...
Pajama Party -- A Martian scout sent to Earth to prepare for an invasion lands amidst a teenage swim party and tries to convince everyone that he really is who he says. Meanwhile, a plot is afoot by two neighbot con men to steal the hostess's money. The Martian falls in love with one of the girls at the party, thwarts the robbery and calls off the invasion.
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Le Creuset Leverpull Trigger Wine Opener Set
- Summary
Introduced in 1979, the self-pulling lever-handle corkscrew made it easier than ever to uncork a bottle of wine and went on to become the choice of wine connoisseurs worldwide. Aptly named "Trigger," our version is even simpler to use.
- Auto-adjusting, easy-grip trigger that allows you to firmly secure the bottle with one hand.
- Made with the same self-pulling lever and Teflon-coated screw as the original.
- Set includes a foil cutter, wine stopper, drip ring and extra corkscrew.
- Glass-filled nylon body.
- Hardened stainless-steel screw is coated with Teflon for smooth operation.
- 9" long.
- 1 lb. 12 oz.
- Made in China.
- Use & Care
- Clean the corkscrew regularly with warm, soapy water.
- Never use lubricants.
- The tip of the screw is sharp and should be handled with care.
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Shipping Information
This item is shipped from our warehouse by UPS to arrive within five business days of our receiving your order.
Shipping Rates
The shipping rate varies depending on your order total and shipping destination. View Shipping Options and Charges.
Next Day Delivery
For an additional charge of $17.50 per address, we can expedite delivery to most destinations. This service is not available for some oversize items, items shipped directly from the supplier (including perishable and custom-manufactured items), out-of-stock items and items to be shipped outside the contiguous 48 states.
Orders recieved by 9:00 p.m., Eastern time, Monday through Thursday will arrive the next business day; orders placed Friday thorugh Sunday will arrive on the following Tuesday.
Return Policy
To help with holiday gift giving, we are extending our return policy between 10/30/2014 and 12/24/2014. If you or a recipient are not satisfied with a gift purchased during this time, present a gift or original receipt by 1/31/2015.
At Williams-Sonoma, we take great pride in the quality and craftsmanship of our products. Attention to design, materials, safety and construction are our priority. Upon receipt, please inspect your purchase and notify us of any damage; we will arrange for a prompt replacement.
If within 30 days, you are dissatisfied for any reason, you may return your purchase for a refund of the merchandise value. An original receipt or gift receipt is required for all returns and exchanges. Returns with a gift receipt will be refunded in the form of a Merchandise Credit for the amount indicated on the gift receipt. Returns with original receipt will be refunded in the original form of payment, cash and check refunds over $100 will be issued as a company check (may take 14 business days from time of request).
We cannot accept returns on monogrammed, personalized, special-order items, custom upholstery, items shipped direct from the vendor, or on items damaged through normal wear and tear. Final sale items ending in .97 or .99 cannot be returned.
For returns of items purchased from your Williams-Sonoma Gift Registry, we will gladly provide a refund or exchange for the merchandise within 90 days of your event or within 90 days of purchase, whichever date is later. View Full Return Policy.


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Main Library
Gentle Stretching with Lenore
Tuesday, August 5 @ 10:30am
Yoga is a great way to increase flexibility, lower stress, and improve energy. Join us for a free hour of yoga with Miss Lenore. Registration is not required. Wear loose clothing and bring your yoga mat, if you have one. For more information, call the library at 827-6940.
Needlework with Friends
Monday, August 4 @ 3pm
Bring your projects -- knit, crochet, needlepoint, or cross stitch -- and share your love of needlecrafts at the Main Library. We meet the first and third Monday of each month. This free program is sponsored by the Friends of the Main Library St. Augustine. For more information, contact FOL President, Toni Siriani at email@example.com, or contact the Main Library at 827-6940.
Book a Digital Librarian
Need help with your gadget? Can't figure out how to get an ebook on your device? Just need some general computer help? We've got staff members who can help with that. Call us at 827-6940 to make an appointment. RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED.
Literary Lions Book Club: Robin Cook
Saturday, September 13 @ 10:30am
This year's Literary Legend at the Florida Heritage Book Festival is best-selling author, Robin Cook. In celebration of this event, we are letting book club members choose any of his titles to read for this month's book discussion. In 1977, Dr. Cook debuted his first medical thriller, Coma, and since then, he has written more than 30 others, becoming recognized worldwide as the master of the medical thriller genre. In 2002, he was awarded the "Author of Vision" distinction from the RP International organization, and in 2004, President George W. Bush appointed him to the Woodrow Wilson Board of Trustees. Wesleyan University honored him with a Distinguished Alumni Award in 1982 and the McConaughy Award in 2012 for his writing. Browse for titles.
Literary Lions Book Club: The Woman Upstairs by Claire Messud
Saturday, August 9 @ 10:30am
Nora Eldridge, an elementary school teacher in Cambridge, Massachusetts, long ago compromised her dream to be a successful artist, mother and lover. She has instead become the "woman upstairs," a reliable friend and neighbor always on the fringe of others' achievements. Then, into her life arrive the glamorous and cosmopolitan Shahids--her new student Reza Shahid, a child who enchants as if from a fairy tale, and his parents: Skandar, a dashing Lebanese professor who has come to Boston for a fellowship at Harvard, and Sirena, an effortlessly alluring Italian artist. When Reza is attacked by schoolyard bullies, Nora is drawn deep into the complex world of the Shahid family; she finds herself falling in love with them, separately and together. Nora's happiness explodes her boundaries, and she discovers in herself an unprecedented ferocity--one that puts her beliefs and her sense of self at stake. Told with urgency, intimacy and piercing emotion, this brilliant novel of passion and artistic fulfillment explores the intensity, thrill--and the devastating cost--of embracing an authentic life. Reserve it.
Movie Night at Main
Tuesday, August 19 @ 5pm
Tired of being on the hold list and can't wait any longer to see that new release film? Then join us at the library for a movie night. Set in a futuristic dystopia, where society is divided into five factions that each represent a different virtue, teenagers have to decide if they want to stay in their faction or switch to another - for the rest of their lives. Tris Prior has an important choice to make but she has a secret that should anyone find out, it would mean a certain death. This film is rated PG-13. Please call the library at 827-6940 for movie title. We'll have plenty of snacks, courtesy of the Friends of the Main Library St. Augustine.
Movie Night at Main
Tuesday, August 5 @ 5pm
Tired of being on the hold list and can't wait any longer to see that new release film? Then join us at the library for a movie night. Scientist, Dr. Will Caster (Johnny Depp), strives to create an artificial intelligence that combines the collective intelligence of everything ever known with the full range of human emotions. His experiments take on dangerous implications when his consciousness is uploaded into one such program. This film is rated PG-13. Please call the library at 827-6940 for movie title. We'll have plenty of snacks, courtesy of the Friends of the Main Library St. Augustine.
Florida Writers Association / Ancient City Chapter Monthly Meeting
Saturday, September 20 @ 10am
Indie Writers & Booksellers: Partners in Promotion presented by Donna Pazz Kaufman. Too often, marketing is an after thought, only prompted when the boxes of books sit in the garage waiting for readers. In this session, we'll discuss what retailers will need to be printed on your book cover, the terms bookstores will require, how to manage consignment sales, strategies for getting your book prominent display space, and how to approach a bookstore for events and activities.
This meeting is sponsored by the FWA/ACC and the Friends of the Main Library St. Augustine. All book sales benefit the Friends of the Library. Doors open at 10am. All meetings are free and open to the public.
Florida Writers Association / Ancient City Chapter Monthly Meeting
Saturday, August 16 @ 10am
Making Audio Books a Part of Your Marketing Mix presented by Rik Feeney. Whether you are independently or traditionally published, audio books should be a part of your marketing plan. This presentation will cover more about this element, why it should be a part of your marketing mix, and how it can affect the sales of your books.
This meeting is sponsored by the FWA/ACC and the Friends of the Main Library St. Augustine. All book sales benefit the Friends of the Library. Doors open at 10am. All meetings are free and open to the public.
J.A.A.M. (Japanese Anime At Main)
Monday, July 28 @ 5pm
Do you love watching anime or reading manga? Tweens, teens, and young twenty-somethings are invited to the monthly meeting of our anime club, where you can meet others with similar interests. Feel free to wear a costume if you'd like and come "JAAM" with us. Refreshments provided by the Friends of the Main Library St. Augustine.


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Friday 16 June 1665
Up and to the office, where I set hard to business, but was informed that the Duke of Yorke is come, and hath appointed us to attend him this afternoon. So after dinner, and doing some business at the office, I to White Hall, where the Court is full of the Duke and his courtiers returned from sea. All fat and lusty, and ruddy by being in the sun. I kissed his hands, and we waited all the afternoon. By and by saw Mr. Coventry, which rejoiced my very heart. Anon he and I, from all the rest of the company, walked into the Matted Gallery; where after many expressions of love, we fell to talk of business. Among other things, how my Lord Sandwich, both in his counsells and personal service, hath done most honourably and serviceably. Sir J. Lawson is come to Greenwich; but his wound in his knee yet very bad. Jonas Poole, in the Vantguard, did basely, so as to be, or will be, turned out of his ship. Captain Holmes1 expecting upon Sansum's death to be made Rear-admirall to the Prince (but Harman is2 put in) hath delivered up to the Duke his commission, which the Duke took and tore. He, it seems, had bid the Prince, who first told him of Holmes's intention, that he should dissuade him from it; for that he was resolved to take it if he offered it. Yet Holmes would do it, like a rash, proud coxcombe. But he is rich, and hath, it seems, sought an occasion of leaving the service. Several of our captains have done ill. The great ships are the ships do the business, they quite deadening the enemy. They run away upon sight of "The Prince."3 It is strange to see how people do already slight Sir William Barkeley,4 my Lord FitzHarding's brother, who, three months since, was the delight of the Court. Captain Smith of "The Mary" the Duke talks mightily of; and some great thing will be done for him. Strange to hear how the Dutch do relate, as the Duke says, that they are the conquerors; and bonefires are made in Dunkirke in their behalf; though a clearer victory can never be expected. Mr. Coventry thinks they cannot have lost less than 6000 men, and we not dead above 200, and wounded about 400; in all about 600. Thence home and to my office till past twelve, and then home to supper and to bed, my wife and mother not being yet come home from W. Hewer's chamber, who treats my mother tonight. Captain Grovel the Duke told us this day, hath done the basest thing at Lowestoffe, in hearing of the guns, and could not (as others) be got out, but staid there; for which he will be tried; and is reckoned a prating coxcombe, and of no courage.
- Captain Robert Holmes (afterwards knighted). Sir William Coventry, in a letter to Lord Arlington (dated from "The Royal Charles," Southwold Bay, June 13th), writes: "Capt. Holmes asked to be rear admiral of the white squadron in place of Sansum who was killed, but the Duke gave the place to Captain Harman, on which he delivered up his commission, which the Duke received, and put Captain Langhorne in his stead" ("Calendar of State Papers," Domestic, 1664-65, p. 423). ↩
- John Harman, afterwards knighted. He had served with great reputation in several naval fights, and was desperately wounded in 1673, while [sic. P.G.] ↩
- "The Prince" was Lord Sandwich's ship; the captain was Roger Cuttance. It was put up at Chatham for repair at this date. ↩
- Sir William Berkeley, see note, vol. iii., p. 334. His behaviour after the death of his brother, Lord Falmouth, is severely commented on in "Poems on State Affairs," vol. i., p. 29
Berkeley had heard it soon, and thought not good To venture more of royal Harding's blood; To be immortal he was not of age, And did e'en now the Indian Prize presage; And judged it safe and decent, cost what cost, To lose the day, since his dear brother's lost. With his whole squadron straight away he bore, And, like good boy, promised to fight no more.— B. ↩


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Drug Shortages Continue to Plague Health Care System
By Jill Wechsler | Published: February 14, 2014
Despite notable successes in preventing and mitigating short supplies of important medicines, the drug shortage crisis still disrupts medical treatment and gives drug manufacturers a bad name. The Food and Drug Administration is doing a better job of identifying potential shortage situations and implementing relief strategies, but many supply problems continue to limit treatment options […]
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FDA Already Knew of Problems at New England Compounding Center
By Guest Blogger | Published: November 14, 2012
By Amy Ritter. In the wake of the meningitis outbreak caused by contaminated compounded medications produced by the New England Compounding Center (NECC), both the government and the public have been wrestling with the question of how this happened — how did a company producing substandard medicines slip through regulatory oversight?
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httpv://youtu.be/Dedk-cZn6dI Last week someone asked me if I was going to cook with rocks because that's how they cook in Vanuatu. It was a fair question and one that, about two years ago, would have gotten me all sweaty and stressed out. I would have asked myself if I was treating the people of Vanuatu fairly by not digging a pit in my back yard, scavenging large rocks from local hiking trails, then cooking the meal beneath our Oklahoma red dirt. But now, three years and seven months … [Read more...]
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What do you do when you're running low on inspiration? Do you sip a cup of tea, take a walk, paint, write a poem, cook something? Or do you freeze up, unable to create? Writing a book for the last several months has had an interesting effect on my brain-space. The book is incredibly daunting and takes all my creative juices. I find myself sopping through my house like a wrung out rag. I once read that we are only capable of making a certain number of decisions each day. After … [Read more...]
Recipe: Sweet Potato Simboro
It only takes five minutes of grating sweet potatoes to make me wax poetic on the brilliance of the food processor. Friends, I certainly don't have biceps of steel. Most days, I don't even see my biceps beneath the jiggle. Today's recipe for Simboro gave them a work out. I first learned about Simboro from a reader named Benjamin who spent some time in Vanuatu. This comforting side dish is made with a grated starch, like cassava, sweet potato, or yam, wrapped in "island cabbage," then … [Read more...]
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Those who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones. But what about those who live in wood, bamboo, and palm leaf houses? In the 80 islands that make up Vanuatu, the hot, humid weather makes for an entirely different living experience, one where - traditionally speaking - thatched roofs keep out the rain instead of tile. While stones aren't exactly thrown, in Vanuatu they are heated and piled on top of food. This traditional method is typical of Oceania. Lap lap the most notable of … [Read more...]
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httpv://youtu.be/_EPqwvfEGds Stirring, stirring, stirring. Uzbekistan requires no stirring. Just a layering of this vegetable, then that... a stuffed quince and few chopped nuts. But no stirring. Definitely nothing of the sort. Have you ever noticed how hard it is to just wait? To wait and do nothing? To wait and trust that everything will come out okay, no burning, no overcooking, no drying out? How hard it is to not stir the pot? With just three weeks until our big event at … [Read more...]
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Malabsorption syndrome is the inability to absorb nutrients, vitamins, and minerals from the intestinal tract into the bloodstream.
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Sustainable Communities Focus of UA Summit in North Little Rock
by Mark Carter
Posted 10/17/2013 08:39 am
Updated 1 year ago
Building and maintaining sustainable communities was the focus of the second-annual Sustainable Communities Leadership Summit Wednesday from the Wyndham Riverfront in downtown North Little Rock.
The event, titled "Thrivability: Growing Sustainable Communities," was hosted by the Applied Sustainability Center at the University of Arkansas Walton Business College. It brought together community leaders from across the state and region to address how local communities can demonstrate leadership and innovation on issues related to sustainability.
Pre-event activities on Tuesday included the return of the G60 elevator pitch competition to central Arkansas.
Luncheon keynote speaker Ruth Randleman, mayor of Carlisle, Iowa, said small cities can set examples of how to lead on sustainability issues. Her city of fewer than 4,000 people is located southeast of Des Moines in south central Iowa. Carlisle is noted in the region for its sustainability efforts that include conservation-based subdivisions, a trails project and nature park.
Randleman advised small cities to do what Carlisle has done: Create an identity, create partnerships and seek wise counsel.
Randleman ran for state office as a conservative Republican and said she was surprised by the backlash she received over her support for sustainability issues.
"When I looked at sustainability practices, I looked at my own community and it simply made sense," she said. "As a conservative, it plays to my stewardship and fiscal responsibility."
Other keynote speakers included Jean Russell, co-founder of Thrivable Inc. and Inspired Legacies and author of the Thrivable.net blog, and John Robert Smith, former mayor of Meridian, Miss., and co-chair of Transportation for America, a national campaign to reform how transporation money is spent on the local, state and federal levels.
The summit's Sustainable City Showcase highlighted 10 Arkansas cities that have implemented solutions related to sustainability. The cities are:
- Arkadelphia -- Toyoya Camry hybrid police fleet and use of duckweed to reduce chemicals in water treatment
- Eureka Springs -- First city in Arkansas to conduct a greenhouse gas inventory and publish a Climate Action Plan
- Little Rock -- Public-private partnership to revitalize downtown and create an arts district
- Russellville -- Streets policy to add bike lanes and sidewalks to increase mobility options and promote active transportation
- Searcy -- The Searcy Energy Smart outreach program to encourage city-wide energy savings
- DeWitt -- First Arkansas city to launch a mini-biofuels industry and collect used cooking oil to process into biofuel
- Jonesboro -- Multimodal transit facility connecting bus lines, bike trails and sidewalks
- Harrison -- "Road diet" on Main Street to improve commercial activity and promote active transportation
- Monticello -- GIS mapping to identify leaks in water system and installation of new water meters
- Fayetteville -- First Arkansas city to adopt 2009 International Energy Conservation Codes and the Home Energy Ratings System (HERS) for new houses, and a stream-side protection ordinance.
Breakout sessions were devoted to climate change, water and the economy; rural communities and renewable energy; energy and schools; healthy food, people and economies; water solutions; renovating or demolishing declining multi-family housing units; active transportation; sustainable community planning in the Delta and central Arkansas; sustainability in small towns; financing energy efficiency projects; city designing; and converting landfill gas to electricity.
Jim McKenzie of Metroplan presented as part of the sustainable community planning session. He revealed plans for the River Rail Streetcar that will include an expansion to the Park Hill neighborhood of North Little Rock.
Metroplan is a consortium of central Arkansas government leaders charged with planning for the Little Rock metro area that includes Pulaski, Faulkner, Saline and Lonoke counties. Metroplan recently received a federal grant to fund Jump Start projects for five central Arkansas projects that will include street rehabilitation and redevelopment.
Implementation is scheduled for spring of 2014. The projects are Bryant Old Town, Markham Street in Conway, the 12th Street corridor in Little Rock, and the Levy and Park Hill areas of North Little Rock.
McKenzie said communities have to focus not just on attracting new people, but on keeping current residents and making their city livable for future generations.
"The best investment a community can make is to invest in the community you've got," he said.


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text: Raloxifene is used to prevent and treat osteoporosis (condition in which the bones become thin and weak and break easily) in women who have undergone menopause (change of life; end of menstrual periods). Raloxifene is also used to decrease the risk of developing invasive breast cancer (breast cancer that has spread outside of the milk ducts or lobules into the surrounding breast tissue) in women who are at high risk of developing this type of cancer or who have osteoporosis. Raloxifene cannot be used to treat invasive breast cancer or to prevent invasive breast cancer from coming back in women who have already had the condition. Raloxifene also cannot be used to decrease the risk of developing non-invasive breast cancer. Raloxifene is in a class of medications called selective estrogen receptor modulators (SERMs). Raloxifene prevents and treats osteoporosis by mimicking the effects of estrogen (a female hormone produced by the body) to increase the density (thickness) of bone.


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Karlos Dansby at 2014 Browns training camp.
No. 56 Cleveland Browns
Personal information
|Date of birth:November 3, 1981
|Place of birth: Birmingham, Alabama
Career information
|High school: Birmingham (AL) Woodlawn
|College: Auburn
|NFL Draft: 2004 / Round: 2 / Pick: 33
|Debuted in 2004 for the Arizona Cardinals
Career history
|Roster status: Active
Career highlights and awards
Career NFL statistics as of Week 17, 2013
Karlos Dansby at 2014 Browns training camp.
No. 56 Cleveland Browns
Personal information
|Date of birth:November 3, 1981
|Place of birth: Birmingham, Alabama
Career information
|High school: Birmingham (AL) Woodlawn
|College: Auburn
|NFL Draft: 2004 / Round: 2 / Pick: 33
|Debuted in 2004 for the Arizona Cardinals
Career history
|Roster status: Active
Career highlights and awards
Career NFL statistics as of Week 17, 2013
Karlos Montez Dansby (born November 3, 1981) is an American football linebacker for the Cleveland Browns of the National Football League. He played college football for Auburn University. He was drafted by the Arizona Cardinals in the second round of the 2004 NFL Draft, and he has also played for the NFL's Miami Dolphins.
Dansby was an All-State linebacker and wide receiver at Woodlawn High School in Birmingham, Alabama. He caught 51 passes for 857 yards and five touchdowns on offense, 81 tackles, six sacks, three interceptions, and two fumble recoveries on defense as a senior. He also played basketball, as a power forward earning all-state honors as a junior.
Dansby played for the Auburn Tigers football team while attending Auburn University from 2000 to 2003. He was a Butkus Award semi-finalist regarded as one of the premier defenders in college football. While he began his Auburn career at strong safety, he shifted to outside linebacker as a sophomore. In 36 games for the Tigers, he recorded 218 tackles (128 solos) with 10 quarterback sacks, 31 stops for losses, seven forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries, 15 pass deflections, and eight interceptions for 107 yards in returns. He was First-team All-America and a first-team All-Southeastern Conference selection as a senior when he had 84 tackles (50 solo), 5.5 sacks, 13 stops for losses, 6 pass deflections, 4 caused fumbles. In 2002 he was a First-team All-SEC with 76 tackles (32 solo), 4 sacks, 10 stops for losses, 3 interceptions, 4 pass deflections, 2 fumble recoveries and 2 caused fumbles.
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Karlos was drafted in the second round by the Arizona Cardinals. Since being drafted, he has turned into one of the NFL's most productive linebackers, recording 31.5 sacks and 11 interceptions, taking two back for scores.
He was named to Pro Football Weekly's 2004 All-Rookie team after starting 12 games while accumulating 68 tackles, the most of any rookie on the team and recorded three fumble recoveries, one shy of the team's rookie record for fumble recoveries. In 2005,he became the first Cardinal linebacker to record two interception returns for touchdowns in a single season and finished the year with the first 100+ tackle season of his career with 103. He followed that by finishing 2006 with 94 tackles and eight sacks, both good for second on the team, despite missing two games due to injury. In 2007 he started all 14 games he played and led team with 117 tackles, marking second season with 100+ tackles (103 in 2005). On February 14, 2008, he was designated as the Cardinals' franchise player. He has been franchised twice by Arizona, in 2008 and 2009. Cardinals signed franchised Dansby to a one-year, $8.065 million contract. In 2008 Dansby led the Cardinals to the Super Bowl while again totaling over 100 tackles and making 4 sacks and intercepting two passes. Karlos Dansby's 2009 franchise tag guarantees him $9.7 million in salary in 2009 and would make him an unrestricted free agent in 2010.
In a first-round playoff game against the Green Bay Packers on January 10, 2010, Dansby recovered a fumble in overtime by Green Bay quarterback Aaron Rodgers and returned it 17 yards for the game-winning touchdown in the highest scoring game in NFL postseason history.
On March 5, 2010, Dansby signed with the Miami Dolphins to a five-year, $43 million contract with $22 million guaranteed, which made it the richest contract for an inside linebacker in NFL history until Patrick Willis signed a five-year, $50 million contract. He was released from the team on March 12, 2013.[1]
On May 10, 2013, Dansby signed a one-year deal to return to the Arizona Cardinals.[2]
On March 11, 2014, Dansby signed a four-year, $24 million contract with the Cleveland Browns. The deal included $14 million guaranteed.[3]


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Resources for small museums and historic sites
Welcome to Sustaining Places, a collaborative resource project from the Museum Studies Program at the University of Delaware and the Tri-State Coalition of Historic Places. This site is supported by a grant from the Institute for Museum and Library Services' 21st Century Museum Professionals Program. This website collects examples of good ideas and best practices for small historical organizations.
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Videos about collections care, exhibitions, and much more
Sustaining Places-hosted workshops
Click on our mascot, SPencer, and you will find a treasure trove of useful information–links to online and downloadable material created by other organizations and new content created by graduate students in the Museum Studies Program at the University of Delaware. Content has been vetted for its quality, and brief annotations let you know what to expect when you click on each link.
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Citrix Systems, Watson Pharmaceuticals: S&P Gainers
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Citrix Systems (CTXS) and Watson Pharmaceuticals (WPI) were among the best-performing stocks in the S&P 500 on Thursday.
The S&P 500 rose 9.29 points, or 0.67%, to 1,399.98 on Thursday.
Shares of Citrix Systems gained 12.43% to $86.76. On Thursday, the stock was upgraded to outperform by FBR Securities analysts with a $100 price target after a big earnings beat.
The company reported Wednesday after the close first-quarter earnings of 59 cents a share, excluding items, up from year-earlier earnings of 50 cents. On average, analysts expected earnings of 51 cents a share.First quarter revenue grew 20% to $589 million. Citrix Systems trades at an estimated price-to-earnings ratio for next year of 27.37X; the average for software companies is 30.58X. For comparison, Salesforce.com (CRM) has a higher forward P/E of 74.88X. Twenty-three of the 35 analysts who cover Citrix rated it buy. Eleven analysts gave the stock a hold rating and one rated it sell. TheStreet Ratings gives Citrix an A- grade with a buy rating and $90.32 price target. The stock has risen 42.89% year to date.
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If you're unfamiliar, the APR measures retention and eligibility, with each player receiving a max of two points (one for retention, one for eligibility) for each semester.
Schools get rewarded for keeping players in school and on track to graduate. Penalties (scholarship reductions, postseason bans) are assessed for poor multi-year scores.
The multi-year scores noted below cover 2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12 and 2012-13 school years.
*** Cal football, as was reported last week, is recovering from three years of embarrassing results. The Bears have a single-year total of 969 and a multi-year of 938, which keeps them out of the penalty box.
It's only three points higher than the multi-year posted last spring because the score that dropped out of the calculation was a 959.
Cal's issue remain the 934-926-923 scores, which will begin to drop out next year.


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The Lord's Day and Discipleship
If you ask a Christian how to grow as a disciple, you may hear a wide range of suggestions: personal Bible study, one-on-one discipleship, small-group discipleship, men's and women's groups, attending conferences, campus ministries, community Bible studies, and …Read More
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Local haunted houses
I've always been a fan of horror films, especially around Halloween, but to take the screams and scares to a whole other level, I also like to attend a haunted house or two in October.
There's a growing number of haunted attractions throughout Kentucky and Indiana, and each year they seem to get bigger, better and scarier than before.
Here are a few to check out.
Baxter Avenue Morgue
Take a step into a true-life morgue filled with zombies who've awakened from the dead, hungry for trespassers who lurk inside the building.
In its 11th season, Baxter Avenue Morgue will feature crazed hospital workers and patients grabbing at your feet or chasing you out the exit. You'll also walk shoulder-to-shoulder through some of the tiny spaces inside the building while stopping inside an asylum inhabited by an insane nurse.
The haunted house is based on the actual history of Baxter Avenue's morgue.
Info: www.baxtermorgue.com.
Location: 451 Baxter Ave.
Hours: Thursday and Sunday 8 to 11 p.m.; Friday and Saturday 8 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Tickets: $20 with discounts available at Circle K and the morgue's website.
Danger Run
It's not exactly a haunted house, but an eerie ghost run that guides you to two of the scariest haunted attractions in Louisville.
The driving game comes with a free $10 gas card, a DQ Cheeseburger, vampire fangs and prizes.
Hop in a car with a group of your friends and follow the cryptic driving instructions written as rhyming clues. By cracking the code, you'll be led to two haunted houses, hand-picked by the event coordinators as the best haunts around Louisville.
The object of Danger Run is to complete the course with the fewest mistakes, determined by the accumulated mileage on your car. This year, the top 50 groups of finishers will compete in the Danger Run Finals for some great prizes.
Info: Visit www.dangerrun.com or call 1.800.771.9750.
Starting locations: Lowe's at 501 S. Hurstbourne Parkway; 6651 Dixie Highway; or 1350 Veterans Parkway in Clarksville, Ind.
Hours: Friday and Saturday 7 to 11 p.m.
Tickets: $16.99 (Discounts available on event's website).
Waverly Hills
The infamous sanatorium and tuberculosis hospital hosts paranormal investigations, ghost hunts and tours and includes an annual haunted house. Featured on the documentary television series, "Scariest Places on Earth," Waverly Hills offers all kinds of scares, from the costumed creatures in the staged haunted attraction to the spirits that reportedly possess the historic building.
Info: 502.933.2142 or www.therealwaverlyhills.com.
Location: 4400 Paralee Lane.
Haunted house hours: Friday and Saturday (through Oct. 30) 8 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Tickets: $20.
Cobbs Haunt
Feel your way through an 11-acre haunted corn maze in complete and total darkness. Flashlights are forbidden, so be prepared to utilize your sense of sound and touch. When it gets cold, Cobb's Haunt offers a bonfire, as well as a concession area.
For a friendlier and less terrifying Halloween treat, visit Sunny Acres Farm for the Pumpkin Festival from noon to 8 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 15. Pumpkins, seasonal décor and food will be on sale.
Info: www.sunnyacresfarmky.com.
Location: 6516 Echo Trail.
Hours: Friday and Saturday from dusk to midnight.
Tickets: $15 for haunted house; $5 for corn maze admission at Pumpkin Festival.
Industrial Nightmare
Hiding inside an old industrial building is a psychotic, chainsaw-wielding factory-owner on the loose. The Industrial Nightmare Terrorplex has four haunted houses in one location, including Industrial Nightmare, Dementions, Carnevil 3D and Infected.
Info: www.hauntednetwork.com.
Location: 835 Spring Street, Jeffersonville, Ind.
Hours: Thursday and Sunday 8 to 11 p.m.; Friday and Saturday 8 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Tickets: $18.
Nightmare Forest at Otter Creek
Admission to Nightmare Forest will also grant you entrance to the Trail of Terror and the new thrill for 2011, the Nightmare Forest Drive-In, where you become immersed in the movies while scares come from every direction including from the crowd. The attraction includes some of Hollywood's famous villains from classic horror films such as Michael Myers, Jason Vorhees, Leatherface and a few other creatures who are sure to keep you on the edge of your seat.
Info: www.yournightmarebegins.com.
Location: 850 Otter Creek Park Road, Brandenburg, Ky.
Hours: Friday and Saturday from dusk until 1 a.m.
Tickets: $18 in advance or $20 at the gate.
Other attractions
Culbertson Mansion: Location: 914 E. Main St., New Albany, Ind. Open Friday and Saturday starting at 7 p.m. Ends Saturday, Oct. 29. Admission: $13. Visit www.hauntedculbertson.org.
Field of Screams: Location: 132 Darnall Ave., Brandenburg, Ky. Open Friday and Saturday from 7 p.m. until 1 a.m. Admission: $20. Visit www.thefieldofscreams.net.
The Haunted Hotel: Location: 3000 S. Fourth St. Open Thursday and Sunday from 8 to 11 p.m.; Friday and Saturday from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m; and Halloween. Admission: $17. Visit www.hauntednetwork.com.
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If you're looking to celebrate Halloween without the nerve-racking, heart-pounding experience of visiting a haunted house, here's a different option.
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Kojima Productions showed off a first look of the next-gen version of Metal Gear Solid: Ground Zeroes at TGS last week. Apparently, Kojima did much more than show off 12 minutes of footage. In fact, he took time to show off a brand new daytime level and footage from the Xbox One version of the game.
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Accenture (NYSE:ACN) announced that research and consulting firm Pierre Audoin Consultants (PAC) has ranked Accenture as "Best in Class" in their recent reports on leading providers of application management in France, Germany and the UK 1. Accenture received the highest rating in numerous categories in all three reports, including ability to provide business transformation, industry coverage and global delivery organization (overall rating).
According to PAC, the total market volume of application management for France, Germany and the UK is estimated at 3.2 billion EUR, 2.9 billion EUR and 3.8 billion GBP, respectively. These reports evaluated IT services providers as part of a complex assessment process covering over 50 criteria that measure the strengths and weaknesses of providers. Both stand-alone application management and application management embedded in application outsourcing, business process outsourcing or complete outsourcing deals were considered.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3572633695835526384.comments2014-07-16T07:38:06.517-07:00Will MorrisWill Morrishttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3572633695835526384.post-6296916227982479892014-07-16T07:38:06.517-07:002014-07-16T07:38:06.517-07:00Hello, I'm working on my own comic and I wan...Hello,

I'm working on my own comic and I wanted to try ink wash for my gray tones.

I've used pencils with meh results and COPICS I liked a lot but very expensive.

I looked at Paul Felix pencil art *** http://unofficialpaulfelix.blogspot.com/ *** for inspiration but he's just too brilliantly meticulous for my skill level and time constraints.

So I googled ink wash comic and a piece of yours led me to this blog. I know this is an old post, but I'm looking through your stuff from the beginning, so I'm commenting way back here.

Anyway, when I googled ink wash comic, what came up was a mix of less competent ink wash images and the opposite - hyper detailed/realistic, very carefully correctly lit, subtle light to dark pieces which are for me - no fun at all.

One of your pics stood out as something I'd definitely like to emulate. I dig that you only use a few main tones with expressive brushwork. It's almost cell animation-ish with the lively watercolor roughness of inkwash.

I like this a lot and I'm totally going to steal this ink wash approach from you. I'd just like to thank you for the inspiration.

And needless to say, I dig your art.

NickNick Posecznickhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3572633695835526384.post-74301470475292323452014-06-19T00:14:40.256-07:002014-06-19T00:14:40.256-07:00Thanks a lot for your great post.your article is v...Thanks a lot for your great post.your article is very interest.i hope you will give more interest post.watch football onlinehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3572633695835526384.post-43214571400229585222014-04-22T01:51:20.535-07:002014-04-22T01:51:20.535-07:00Thanks Antoine, I just lost a big old chunk of tim...Thanks Antoine, I just lost a big old chunk of time enjoying the incredible artwork on your website. Your work is beautiful. I'm always open to a collaboration. Cheers!Will Morrishttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3572633695835526384.post-37289745976128909412014-04-02T12:31:55.569-07:002014-04-02T12:31:55.569-07:00Hi Will, We have to work together ! (this means I ...Hi Will, We have to work together ! (this means I love this page ! haha!)Antoine Ozanamhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3572633695835526384.post-79734714701977307552014-03-28T04:38:59.351-07:002014-03-28T04:38:59.351-07:00It was a really good article and I remember thinki...It was a really good article and I remember thinking at the time how appropriate the illustration was. There is a combination of slight humour and extreme eeriness. The colour picture (the one used in FT) is better than the two other ones as an illustration. Well done!Alan OBrienhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3572633695835526384.post-17417016399389711062014-03-03T15:19:49.581-08:002014-03-03T15:19:49.581-08:00Hi Mark, I can't tell you how good that is to ...Hi Mark, I can't tell you how good that is to hear, it was a brilliant article, very sad in many ways. Thanks for taking the time to get in touch.Will Morrishttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3572633695835526384.post-49933734963273807632014-03-03T05:36:07.055-08:002014-03-03T05:36:07.055-08:00A bit late but I just wanted to say that as a Fort...A bit late but I just wanted to say that as a Fortean Times subscriber for 20 years this is one of my all-time favourite illustrations in the magazine!Mark email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3572633695835526384.post-63591526658414478872013-08-20T19:25:30.595-07:002013-08-20T19:25:30.595-07:00This is cool!This is cool!Hollyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3572633695835526384.post-7239002354359852362013-03-14T03:27:24.731-07:002013-03-14T03:27:24.731-07:00Hi Sam, I did not, I'm very much a land lubbe...Hi Sam,

I did not, I'm very much a land lubber having grown up in Cheltenham.

The fascination started with a trip to the small fishing village of Dunure on the west coast of Scotland. It was once famed for its fishing fleet and the information boards there drew me into researching the herring industry (which sadly has now all but disappeared). I think its the faded glory and impermenance that captivates me.Will Morrishttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3572633695835526384.post-68530202669584751462013-03-13T19:42:34.052-07:002013-03-13T19:42:34.052-07:00Did you grow up in a fishing community? I guess wh...Did you grow up in a fishing community? I guess what I'm trying to ask is what inspires you to make these nautical illustrations?Samhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3572633695835526384.post-67883283587853204672013-01-11T23:57:33.220-08:002013-01-11T23:57:33.220-08:00Inspired by Jeff Smith's incredibly elegant li...Inspired by Jeff Smith's incredibly elegant linework in his Bone series, this marks my first effort using a brush in place of a fine-liner or nib-pen. swtor gold
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cheap tor creditsfirstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3572633695835526384.post-22086123988463329222013-01-11T23:49:55.826-08:002013-01-11T23:49:55.826-08:00I recently decided that I could make use of a bett...I recently decided that I could make use of a better showcase for my work and set about creating a portfolio website, which went live today. The quote from A.A. Milne sprung to mind because I approached the task with spectacularly little technical expertise and in spite of that have managed to create something, which is near enough to what I aspired to.
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guild wars 2 gold for salefirstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3572633695835526384.post-8075160206572465992012-12-11T13:10:51.135-08:002012-12-11T13:10:51.135-08:00Congrates for the book, Will. Really pleased for y...Congrates for the book, Will.
Really pleased for you.
D.David Ziggy Greenehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3572633695835526384.post-1150997795086678712012-12-01T09:23:07.943-08:002012-12-01T09:23:07.943-08:00Ah ha! What great news to hear from you. I was hop...Ah ha! What great news to hear from you. I was hoping to uncover your address in order to send you a copy of my short graphic novel.

I enjoyed your blog. I'll be more wary of my public conversations in future...you never know who's listening.Will Morrishttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3572633695835526384.post-31188637242326823732012-12-01T07:50:17.914-08:002012-12-01T07:50:17.914-08:00Full of admiration for everything here, Will. Good...Full of admiration for everything here, Will. Good to see you flourishing. HNS aka Collage BrickyCollage Brickyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3572633695835526384.post-50103856650528746012012-10-13T05:34:33.844-07:002012-10-13T05:34:33.844-07:00Thanks very much, in answer to your question all t...Thanks very much, in answer to your question all the b+w images are painted with washes of Indian ink, I tend to feel more comfortable with tone than colour.Will Morrishttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3572633695835526384.post-18790298037911032292012-10-10T16:25:08.569-07:002012-10-10T16:25:08.569-07:00This is great! Is it a black and white reproductio...This is great! Is it a black and white reproduction of a colour version, or did you work in greyscale (you might have said this somewhere else). S. D. Brownehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3572633695835526384.post-34700564826422439222012-10-10T10:17:05.853-07:002012-10-10T10:17:05.853-07:00Wow! Such a dramatic image. Great work!Wow! Such a dramatic image. Great work!S. D. Brownehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3572633695835526384.post-42556529084801623952012-09-19T03:11:08.245-07:002012-09-19T03:11:08.245-07:00Haha! And I've just seen the glorious results,...Haha! And I've just seen the glorious results, I think I may have gotten a bit up tight when I made my virgin effort.Will Morrishttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3572633695835526384.post-82550664406394918642012-09-18T12:03:08.579-07:002012-09-18T12:03:08.579-07:00Looks amazing, as ever. And a coincidence as I bo...Looks amazing, as ever.

And a coincidence as I bought some brushes this morning to try out properly for the first time.
WJChttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3572633695835526384.post-42698056460420875422012-09-17T06:56:54.612-07:002012-09-17T06:56:54.612-07:00I know people like this :D, great!I know people like this :D, great!Ertito Montanahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3572633695835526384.post-90638678137762408502012-09-17T06:31:55.989-07:002012-09-17T06:31:55.989-07:00It appears I need to practice spelling practice, t...It appears I need to practice spelling practice, thanks for the generous words.Will Morrishttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3572633695835526384.post-69415055076705419682012-09-17T06:23:54.317-07:002012-09-17T06:23:54.317-07:00Obviously practice does make perfect, lovely colou...Obviously practice does make perfect, lovely colouring. And drawing.
Mick McMahonhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3572633695835526384.post-78254080349207937242012-07-18T15:44:02.395-07:002012-07-18T15:44:02.395-07:00Cheers David, I've not seen you in ages, but h...Cheers David, I've not seen you in ages, but have been enjoying plenty of your work...I should be more vocal about it.

I haven't had an invite from you to my knowledge. Was it on Facebook?Will Morrishttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3572633695835526384.post-77322071385474378832012-07-18T15:41:35.188-07:002012-07-18T15:41:35.188-07:00Thanks very much, working in colour remains a tent...Thanks very much, working in colour remains a tentative, slightly painful process, so your comment's much appreciated.Will Morrishttp://firstname.lastname@example.com


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Hopping trains across the country is one of those ideas which harkens back to Great Depression era days of meager means and distant travels in search of something better. Forgetting the hardships of those now distant times, we often look at the hobo life as one of complete freedom – a romantic era now gone. But, it's not gone for all: there are still people hopping trains across the U.S., seeking adventure and finding it on the backs of freight trains as they roll down the long steel rails. [Read more…]
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The Bay Area is the place to be in late August for Barry McGee's 2012 exhibit. If you haven't heard of Barry McGee and you are interested in urban art you definitely want to look him up. I'm excited to announce that the California's Berkley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive have been awarded a $100,000 grant from The Andy Warhol Foundation to hold an exhibit for Barry McGee showing over two decades worth of his work. [Read more…]


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Johnsonville Sausage announced a recall of its Turkey Sausage with Cheddar Cheese after the company determined that packages of the product may contain foreign material: pieces of gloves.
On its website, the company said about 48,907 pounds of sausage are involved in the recall and that no other products or flavors are affected.
Johnsonville Sausage said it has received no reports of injury or illness.
The Turkey Sausage with Cheddar Cheese product was sold in 13.5-ounce vacuum-sealed packages and can be identified by establishment number EST. P-34224 inside the U.S. Department of Agriculture mark of inspection, and has a best-by date of Aug. 20.
According to the company, the packages were produced on May 22 and were distributed to grocery retailers in Alabama, Arizona, California, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Maine, Michigan, Mississippi, Nevada, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, South Carolina, Tennessee, Utah, Washington and Wisconsin.
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