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This place is truly stunning. I had the opportunity to stay at this "house" for a few days with about 10 people. It slept everyone comfortably and there was room to spare. Had a beautiful kitchen and large dining room table that accommodated all of us. There was no shortage to bathroom/shower space for people to get ready. The BBQ area outside was fantastic as people were able to relax in the hot tub and around the outside dining area and socialize. In addition, there was a nice fire pit area outside where people were able to relax and enjoy the beautiful outdoors. This house was great for large parties as the lot backs onto a tree line and the space between the houses on either side is fairly generous. We had no problems with playing music and interacting outdoors.
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I booked properties, the black wolf chalet and the grizzley chalet for a guy's golf/rafting weekend. The owners were very helpful answering questions and exchanging information. The places worked out very well for the number of guys we had. The Black wolf worked great for the catered meal we had on Saturday night lots of space to set up and eat. The back yard was perfect with the fireplace for a casual evening. Thank you very much Gabriel for two great places that added to a great weekend.


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8. Hiroki Kuroda, P
Age: 38 B/T: R/R
2013 team: New York Yankees
Key stats: 11-13, 3.31 ERA, 150 strikeouts, 43 walks, 201.1 IP, 1.16 WHIP
Lowdown: Even as he approaches 40, Kuroda appears ageless on the mound. He's never posted an ERA higher than 3.76 in six seasons in America.
Potential landing spots: Yankees, a Japan team, Angels, Dodgers
9. Ubaldo Jimenez, P
Age: 29 B/T: R/R
2013 team: Cleveland Indians
Key stats: 13-9, 3.30 ERA, 194 strikeouts, 80 walks, 182.2 IP, 1.33 WHIP
Lowdown: Jimenez quietly made the most of his walk year, posting a 1.82 ERA and limiting hitters to a .223 average after the All-Star break. All told, his ERA, strikeouts and WHIP were his best marks since his Cy Young-caliber season with the Rockies in 2010.
Potential landing spots: Indians, Yankees, Angels, Giants, Padres, Twins, Orioles, Pirates, Brewers, Rockies.
10. Carlos Beltran, OF
Age: 32 B/T: B/R
2013 team: Cardinals
Key stats: .296 avg., 24 homers, 84 RBIs
Lowdown: Clearly on the wrong side of 30 with a spotty injury history, Beltran's prolific postseason résumé alone will warrant at least a two-year deal — likely with an AL team that can spell him at DH. But be careful: His OPS (.830) has been on the decline the past two years and he hasn't driven in 100 runs since 2008.
Potential landing spots: Cardinals, Yankees, Rangers, Orioles, Athletics, Reds
11. Curtis Granderson, OF
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Potential landing spots: Pirates, Orioles, Rangers, Tigers, Reds, Mets, Mariners, Giants
17. Joe Nathan, P
Potential landing spots: Rangers, Yankees, Tigers
18. Jhonny Peralta, INF
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Ooops I scheduled this, obviously when I was too tired to know what day it was!
Do you have towns that you regularly drive by and just don't get round to stopping? I have several, and on Saturday I did get round to this one! Bridport, in Dorset (my second favourite county) is just 40 miles from home. I bypass it nearly every month on the drive to see my daughter, often wondering what it's like. This time I got to visit because my friend and I had a table at a craft fair there, for the first time.
Bridport is known for its thriving arts and hosts the prestigious Bridport Prize for writing each year, I'd like to be good and brave enough to enter one day. The craft fair took place in the Arts Centre, where Dee, the manager fell for my hand made cards, thanks Dee :-)
Saturday is market day and this particular one was also the annual carnival, so the little town was positively bursting at the seams, buzzing and vibrant, with tourists mingling with locals and market traders.
I love markets and dashed around like a headless chicken, wanting to buy, see as much as possible and soak up the atmosphere. All the time I was aware that my friend was on her own and possibly busy while I went walkabout, snapping away with my phone camera and wishing I had my big girls Canon. Never mind, here are some of the things I saw.
I managed to resist buying anything! The book stall was most tempting – of course, but I've forbidden myself from buying any more until I've reduced my unread pile. And stuff? well I mustn't take anything home unless I'm prepared to take something to the charity shop. What I did get though was bread, glorious locally made with green olives, sun dried tomatoes and cheese and the most heavenly texture. I wish I'd bought more. I won't be bypassing Bridport on a Saturday again.
Hope you enjoyed my visit!
'In the Background: The places that we pass through day after day, or even once in a lifetime, leave in their small way, echoes and traces of themselves upon us. But so often when taking self portraits or pictures of friends, the places themselves become a soft blurred mush of indistinct semi-nothingness, the limelight stolen by our smiling faces. In today's challenge, let's turn the tables. Take a picture of yourself or someone else as a shadow, a reflection, or a lesser part of a scene, making the background, or — as in the example above — the foreground, the center of attention.'
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Saturday was beautiful and we drove through Torbay, stopping near Thatcher's Rock to gaze at this view of Lyme Bay. The phone camera doesn't do landscapes well but gives you the feel at least. Stretching across the sea are some of the little places I've taken you, my favourites, Exmouth, Budleaigh Salterton, Sidmouth, Lyme Regis and Charmouth.
It was difficult to photograph these windows without standing in the middle of a busy road, so I had to be content with an awkward angle shot. Never mind they're bright and cheerful!
Sandra usually creates Thursday's windows but I think she's still busy with Christmas so Sharon has also gone ahead and posted hers.


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The HTC One max is now available on Verizon for $299
A leak from yesterday put the gigantic HTC One max on the map for Verizon Wireless, only for it to become available online and in-store today.
Big Red is making the 5.9-inch phablet available for $299 on a 2-year commitment, or $599.99 if you want to break free. Those of you liking it up on the waves of the latest trends of technology probably have one of those sweet Verizon Edge plans going for them, in which case the price is $25.22 monthly with the usual terms.
The HTC One max is one of the most premium-looking phablets out there, thanks to its fashionable ancestry, courtesy of the aluminum-clad HTC One. Apart from rocking some great specs, the device also comes with a highlight of its own – a fingerprint sensor – though we were left with some mixed feelings in our review. Speaking of reviews, if you've been eyeing the One max lately, now is probably a good time to go through our in-depth review and comparisons. These follow right bellow.
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1. Derekjeter (Posts: 327; Member since: 27 Oct 2011)
I know this is of the subject but what happen to the LG G2 in white for Verizon.? Now back to this story....... I don't think it's worth the Galaxy Note 3 price. It looks cool but my LG G2 is a lot faster, smoother than this and you can buy it for half the price.
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2. t0ked (Posts: 5; Member since: 13 Dec 2012)
Figuring it's already $150 on Wirefly for Verizon, I think the price will drop pretty quickly for the holiday season. Good competition for the Note 3, i'm hoping to pick up one or the other for a great deal.
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3. gd761 (Posts: 110; Member since: 18 Sep 2012)
Let's see.
$299.99 directly from Verizon on a 2 year contract.
$249.99 directly from Sprint on a 2 year contract.
What else is there to say other than; VERIZON, WTF!!!!
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And if you're relying upon daylight only, that's very limiting. I've done a lot of work working with cosmetic clients, people who make the beautiful perfect faces that you see in the big magazine covers and ads. And there are certain rules of what of they'd like and their perfection. One of those is that it must be flawless. That's what you have to see and imagine. And it's usually aided sometimes by a little retouching at the end.
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So if somebody does that, you don't get a blurry picture. That's one of the advantages of electronic flash. Plus we have enormous control and we can repeat it week after week, year after year, if we have to, with the same, clean, wonderful daylight look, and you get enormous clarity in the images. Okay, here are some of our lights and our devices, how we make it all happen. This is where the beauty comes from. This is called a boom and what we can do with this boom is we can turn it around to make it do all sorts of different things here on the end.
It gives us a great deal of control over the light and we watch very carefully how it happens. If you'll come up here with me, I want you to see this device. This is so cool. This is one of our secrets frankly. We have this, we can make it a circle. So you get a nice clean circle on the eyes. Or at other times, we don't want that. We want an open shape, for example like that, and you get a different type of light here. It's that simple. Now over here, let's take this off. Miranda is helping me here and Jeremy will also be helping.
This is another small light which is very useful for giving a nice shine in the eyes. We would be doing this in a moment and you'll see us as we shoot with Courtney. So we have this. We call this our key light, and this is our fill light. Again, I'm going to repeat that. This light here we call our key light or our principal light, and this is the fill light, and both are necessary and we can do so much with them.
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i feel like my decision i made to let something i "LOVE" go, was a good decision. now lets just see where it takes mE..here are some random poems i found in my room in notebooks i wrote and shit..ENJOY hope they have a meaning to you as they did for mE...SyNn1. How can i love her when all my dreams are to give her the world? i want to give her a star that would shine for her night and day, something that would clear her path and help show her the way, the way to never ending joy and happiness. How can i love her when she unknowingly steals my breath, and makes my heart race to its max, wishing love alone would be enough to truly maker her mine; how can i love her when i dont have all the things i want to give to her, and when i dont even know how to take care of my own heartache. how can i love her if i am poor and getting pooer, losing most everything except my love for her. but how can i love her if i am nothing like that i dreamnt to be for her? How can i love her if everyoNe thinks as i do and say "how can you love her" something for all thats wrong with mE i look at myself and ask, how can i love her, i dont know but i just know that with all of my heart i JUST DO.2. Only if you'd give mE a sign that you want to be mine, then you'd find that together we'd be fine, instead you play your game and choose to play with time, perhaps youre being hard to get thinkin i'll come running, BUT to mE and oNe YOURE only being deliberately BLIND.THIS NEXT oNe I LOVE3. If you read this you probably couldnt feel the love that i miss, if you read this you probably forgot how it felt when we kissed, i never knew love could hurt like this, before i met you, now i know im no longer more but less since the day you let mE go. Ive gone crazy, since the day you left losing my heart made mE lose my mind. Now i cant see alone without your love im blind and no longer do i have a home a place with you near not just in my heart but as long as we are together, mE there you here it always seems so cold, only if we could have a brand new start but i've lost questioning how easily love is treated just as a word and so quickly it is used and abused. Maybe oNe day my resurrected worst fear of living with out the comfort of true love to share so innocent will soon pass with the arrival of someoNe new to replace YOU(yet better)whome will love mE with a love so genuine and sincere P.S. perhaps my new love will have the same name and resemble.....well....... someoNe like YOU, maybe in the time i'll learn how to live without YOU.....how can i love someoNe else if i am still in LOVE with YOU?4. You love mE, but didnt want to be seen with mE, feared what others might say or think, so you let mE make a fool of myself thinking i could be with YOU, Perhaps when you realize its LOVE that you're without then you'll know what to do... as for mE, i see chances i must take or else it'll be mE that i forsake because i can no longer wait for you :::sigh::: if only it were that easy to erase you from my heart then i could make a brand new start and accept an oppurtunity to take to mE a wife or even at least something for fun i guess. To mE there was something that made mE think YOU WERE THE oNe...5. Let mE share with you, my unspoken words, my unsung song, my unkissed kisses, my unwritten poems, my untold stories, my untold love, let mE share with you......mE6. Pay this Pay that, put a price on this, put a price on that. Say im worth this and you're worth that, Call mE worthless because with material things or money o cannot be bought. For without LOVE, without YOU, i havent any value.


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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post114313994065706707..comments2014-12-22T01:57:19.450-05:00Comments on The Panopticon: I Used to KnitFranklinhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-89295375391817331782013-11-05T06:41:14.357-05:002013-11-05T06:41:14.357-05:00I really like your writing style. Such a nice Post...I really like your writing style. Such a nice Post, Can't wait for the next one.

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Angela Dixonhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1922929711913728092011-10-31T13:56:09.579-04:002011-10-31T13:56:09.579-04:00I suppose everyone must browse on this.I suppose everyone must browse on this.personal injuryhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1143350884543157392006-03-26T00:28:00.000-05:002006-03-26T00:28:00.000-05:00If you think Herdwick is tough to knit, try spinni...If you think Herdwick is tough to knit, try spinning it!

I innocently bought some at Straw Into Gold (RIP) back when I first started spinning. It seemed nice and smooth when I stroked the fibers, but OHMYGOD when you spin it, it just turns into scratchy rope.Nancyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1143317459345163202006-03-25T15:10:00.000-05:002006-03-25T15:10:00.000-05:00selma, (hm.. Franklyn..) its time to call Knitters...selma, (hm.. Franklyn..) its time to call Knitters Anonymous!
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by the way- why "The Panopticon"HPNY Knitshttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1143218720596121922006-03-24T11:45:00.000-05:002006-03-24T11:45:00.000-05:00I believe he was locked in the linen closet.I believe he was locked in the linen closet.Davidhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1143216337978691002006-03-24T11:05:00.000-05:002006-03-24T11:05:00.000-05:00The date 2002 has just clicked with me - in 2002 t...The date 2002 has just clicked with me - in 2002 they may have been burning the wool. In 2001 the Government was burning the sheep, in that whole ghastly state-sponsored farce of Foot and firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1143215738123666852006-03-24T10:55:00.000-05:002006-03-24T10:55:00.000-05:00This post brought tears to my eyes -- not because ...This post brought tears to my eyes -- not because of the unbought yarn. I suspect, as other commenters have hinted, that it may have been unusably bulky and scratchy. But for the excellence of the pictures. After THREE MONTHS.

My brother-in-law is currently trying to teach me how to tell a camera how to see what I'm seeing. He's got an uphill job. And that leaves the major problem: how to SEE in the first place. Which is what you can do.

You're right about Ms Potter. She's brilliant. My husband, however, who has a taste for all things obscure and French, differs on the subject of Girodet, and wishes he could see the exhibition currently spread before you.

Love JeanJeanhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1143214187476879672006-03-24T10:29:00.000-05:002006-03-24T10:29:00.000-05:00I do feel the actively disturbed if separated from...I do feel the actively disturbed if separated from needles (or my spinning wheel) for too long. That's probably why there is almost always a sock in progress with firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1143214060699357772006-03-24T10:27:00.000-05:002006-03-24T10:27:00.000-05:00Speaking as Vivienne's Mother - too right I made h...Speaking as Vivienne's Mother - too right I made her knit the Herdwick. My Mother gave me the yarn and I made a complete sweater for my husbasnd, and my fingers took months to heal.
That which comes off the back of the sheep is not necessarily firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1143213551491723352006-03-24T10:19:00.000-05:002006-03-24T10:19:00.000-05:00I had a very similar experience just a few days ag...I had a very similar experience just a few days ago, remembering a trip to Shanghai. All that lovely Asian yarn!Sarahhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1143211718336320822006-03-24T09:48:00.000-05:002006-03-24T09:48:00.000-05:00We should start a petition forcing Congress to mak...We should start a petition forcing Congress to make the burning of wool a felony. I think I am crossing the line. I am angry at my lawn and warm weather for pulling me from my needles. I think I may plant a yarn full of flax.Frayed Edgehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1143207715167597042006-03-24T08:41:00.000-05:002006-03-24T08:41:00.000-05:00Not sure how it happened to me, but somewhere in t...Not sure how it happened to me, but somewhere in the last six months I discovered the needles. Now, burning?...Sorry can't get my head around that one.lavender.rosemary.sagehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1143207261717374392006-03-24T08:34:00.000-05:002006-03-24T08:34:00.000-05:00When I was in Scotland last year, I saw the same s...When I was in Scotland last year, I saw the same situation. If I had seen wool, I would have bought it, but there was none to be found! Maybe in another part of the country, but we covered a lot of land . . . I'll just have to go back and look some firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1143202122841470912006-03-24T07:08:00.000-05:002006-03-24T07:08:00.000-05:00Interesting. I had a slightly different take on L...Interesting. I had a slightly different take on La Harlot's definition of non-capitalized and capitalized knitters. I thought it was more the willingness to take The Great Leap and steek or knit yards of lace or some other feat of knitterliness, rather than the actual skill required to do it.

Granted, it's a pretty fine point. But I've been wrangling with lawyers over annual report language of late, so I guess I've got my point-spotter set to "fine," or perhaps "infinitessimal."Jill Smithhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1143201027235889772006-03-24T06:50:00.000-05:002006-03-24T06:50:00.000-05:00Yup, most of the sheep around here are meat sheep....Yup, most of the sheep around here are meat sheep. And wonderful mutton and lamb it is too: Border Lamb is famous across the UK!Robhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1143192993076138262006-03-24T04:36:00.000-05:002006-03-24T04:36:00.000-05:00He's paying for his transgressions now, by playing...He's paying for his transgressions now, by playing host to Dolores.

Payback's a bitch, baby.Rabbitchhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1143191784113178602006-03-24T04:16:00.000-05:002006-03-24T04:16:00.000-05:00If it were not essential to shear sheep from a wel...If it were not essential to shear sheep from a welfare point of view it would not be done at all (other than "proper fibre" sheep) You have to pay for a shearer and then the fleece has a market value of approx zero. I could fill my entire house with fleece for free but for spinning most is of highly dubious quality. However great for peg loom rugs etc. I think "that man" is with the woman who took her entire stash to the charity shop a coupla years ago coz she "quilted now"
Sal xsal the spiderhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1143189196726270062006-03-24T03:33:00.000-05:002006-03-24T03:33:00.000-05:00Fantastic comedy spoof on radio here of life at Wo...Fantastic comedy spoof on radio here of life at Wordsworth's cottage.....all bonkers with names like Colerick who lives in the cupboard .The best bit being Wordsworth's seemingly odd relationship to his sister and her constant sitting on his lap .Mum's memory of said place is that it was nearly all private land and you could look but not step foot on any of it .A few old Quaker Meeting Houses were her favourite memory .I think Kaffe found yarn Nirvana highrer up in Scotland.Holly @Homehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1143183538205759302006-03-24T01:58:00.000-05:002006-03-24T01:58:00.000-05:00Does it really matter what happened to him? Isn't ...Does it really matter what happened to him? Isn't the current incarnation better?Melhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1143168029152015352006-03-23T21:40:00.000-05:002006-03-23T21:40:00.000-05:00On my one trip to England, long years ago now, I w...On my one trip to England, long years ago now, I was in a mysterious non-fibery state of life. I saw wool shops in Brighton and York and didn't go into either. :-( I can't believe that now - and I would agree with your thought about transforming from one who knits to a knitter. I can't imagine not knitting now. Needles and yarn have become a necessity.

We didn't get into the Lake District, but around Stratford and York, we saw many, many sheep. Maybe some of that wool is being used now? (And I would love to retire to a cottage in England . . .)
email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1143165988835248492006-03-23T21:06:00.000-05:002006-03-23T21:06:00.000-05:00I was just referred to your blog. Verrry interest...I was just referred to your blog. Verrry interesting. Just reading the last few entries looks like familiar ground to me. My son lived in Boston for a few years, then Chicago. I enjoyed visiting Boston.....loooove Chicago (plus only 5 hour drive). Now he is in Atlanta.Donna email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1143165615559283562006-03-23T21:00:00.000-05:002006-03-23T21:00:00.000-05:00Ah, thank you for this post! Like Tabitha Twitchet...Ah, thank you for this post! Like Tabitha Twitchet in one of Potter's stories, I admit to being an anxious parent--and sometimes an anxious knitter, but definitely a knitter. I was once a person who knits, and then, for too long a time, a person who used to knit, with that same sort of remorseful seeming finality...and now I read Peter Rabbit stories to my daughter and knit and knit, and I, too, hope to retire to a thatched roof, and a few sheep, and lots of wool! Thanks!allieswhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1143161468317175822006-03-23T19:51:00.000-05:002006-03-23T19:51:00.000-05:00He's getting a second chance at Life as a Knitter ...He's getting a second chance at Life as a Knitter so don't waste any more worry on him, nice as he email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1143155892095538682006-03-23T18:18:00.000-05:002006-03-23T18:18:00.000-05:00Even your bad photos put other folks' good ones to...Even your bad photos put other folks' good ones to shame. Love the self-portrait, you handsome, hairy, broad-chested, slim-waisted dog, you!Carolhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1143155811272382652006-03-23T18:16:00.000-05:002006-03-23T18:16:00.000-05:00Hey Franklin, there's a few of my knitting group t...Hey Franklin, there's a few of my knitting group that go to Woolfest (or wool heaven) each year and have a fab time.
The blackface sheep in Scotland are reared for meat (very fine it is too), and apparently the wool is too coarse to spin into yarn.
I'm having a giggle here - you are looking very handsome in your photo taken in the Grave yard, but must be the only visitor to the Lake district to wear a suit and not hiking boots and a woolly jumper!
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Returns the Internet Protocol (IP) addresses for the specified host as an asynchronous operation.
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Assembly: System (in System.dll)
'Declaration <HostProtectionAttribute(SecurityAction.LinkDemand, ExternalThreading := True)> _ Public Shared Function GetHostAddressesAsync ( _ hostNameOrAddress As String _ ) As Task(Of IPAddress())
- hostNameOrAddress
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The host name or IP address to resolve.
Return ValueType: System.Threading.Tasks.Task(Of IPAddress())
Returns Task(Of TResult).
The task object representing the asynchronous operation. The Result property on the task object returns an array of type IPAddress that holds the IP addresses for the host that is specified by the hostNameOrAddress parameter.
hostNameOrAddress is Nothing.
The length of hostNameOrAddress is greater than 255 characters.
An error is encountered when resolving hostNameOrAddress.
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This method queries a DNS server for the IP addresses associated with a host name. If hostNameOrAddress is an IP address, this address is returned without querying the DNS server.
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Does anybody know the story on Victoria and her family and Paul Nisan saying they are not raw?
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From what I know, Victoria Boutenko has admitted they are not fully 100% Raw and Paul Nison says he isn't either and actually eats raw goats milk. Cheers to them for honesty and freedom, it lets everyone know that it's ok to live the way that works for your life.
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My love for Essie nail polish borderlines on obsession. Each collection is better than the last.
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Jewel tones are big this winter.
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Chang, Emmanuel
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Degree Institution Field Dates PhD The Rockefeller University Biochemistry 2006 BA Princeton University Chemistry 1999
Research in the lab of Emmanuel Chang centers around biological applications of mass spectrometry. Our major interest is in analysis and methods development for protein phosphorylation and other post-translational modifications. Applications include phosphorylation in cell cycle; ADP-ribosyltaion; mass spectrometry-based biosensors, and kinase inhibitors and enzyme kinetics. We also collaborate with other CUNY and external scientists who would like to harness the power of mass spectrometry to study there own interesting biological systems.We supplement our experimental work with computational methods including bioinformatic protein sequence analysis and molecular modeling.
Dr. Chang's teaching interests include analytical chemistry, biochemistry, writing and data presentation, literature analysis, and innovations in introductory chemistry.
Areas of Expertise
- Biochemistry
Analytical Chemistry
Mass Spectrometry
Cell Cycle
Chemical and Biochemical
Chemical Education
Introductory Chemistry
Instrumental Analysis
Articles in Field Of Expertise
Dibyendu D, Das TK, Kumar I, Daalos AR, Mark KJ, Ramai D, Chang EJ, Talele TT, Kumar S. "Design, Synthesis and Evaluation of 2-(arylsulfonyl)oxiranes as Cell-permeable Covalent Inhibitors of Protein Tyrosine Phosphatases." Chemical Biology and Drug Design. Accepted 6/18/12, 11 pages journal format 2012: DIO:10.111/j.1747-0285.2012.01437.x.
Westblade LF, Minakhin L, Tackett AJ, Kuznedelov K, Vvedenskaya I, Chang EJ, Wang Q, Mooney RA, Landick R, Chait BT, Severinov K, Darst SA. "Rapid isolation and identification of T4 bacteriophage-dependent modifications of Escherichia coli RNA polymerase using immunoisolation and MALDI-MS." Journal of Proteome Research. 7 2008: 1244.
Chang EJ, Begum, R Chait BT, Gaasterland T. "Predictive computational modeling of cyclin-dependent kinase substrates." PLoS ONE. 2 2007: e656.
Chang EJ, Archambault V, McLachlin DT, Krutchinsky AN, Chait BT. "Analysis of Protein Phosphorylation by Hypothesis-Driven Multiple-Stage Mass Spectrometry." Analytical Chemistry. 76 2004: 4472.
Archambault V, Chang EJ, Drapkin BJ, Cross FR, Chait BT, Rout MP. "Targeted Proteomic Study of the Cyclin-Cdk Module." Molecular Cell. 14 2004: 699.
Hofmann RM, Cotton GJ, Chang EJ, Vidal E, Veach D, Bornmann W, Muir TW. "Fluorescent monitoring of kinase activity in real time: development of a robust fluorescence-based assay for Abl tyrosine kinase activity." Bioorganic and Medicinal Chemistry Letters. 11 2001: 3091.
Ha S, Chang E, Lo M, Men H, Park P, Ge M, Walker S. "The Kinetic Characterization of Escherichia coli MurG Using Synthetic Substrate Analogues." Journal of the American Chemical Society. 121 1999: 8415.
Ko L, Ko EC, Nacharaju P, Liu W, Chang E, Kenessey A, Yen SC. "An Immunochemical Study on Tau Glycation in Paired Helical Filaments." Brain Research. 830 1999: 301.
Presented Papers, Lectures, and Exhibitions and Performances
" Haggagi D, Foster C, Chang E "Molecular Modeling of the Phosphopeptide Ion Fragmentation of Polypeptides in the Gas Phase" Poster. Urban University Conference, Brookhaven, NY " May 2010: .
" Rahaman S, Han K, Marecheau D, Mark KJ, Chang EJ. "Development of a Quantitative in Vitro Cyclin Kinase Assay System and Investigation of Multi-Site Phosphorylation Kinetics" " May 2010: Poster. 58th American Chemical Society Undergraduate Research Symposium, Garden City, NY.
" Lama N, Wilson C, Levinger L, Chang E. "Biophysical Analysis of the Flexible Arm of tRNAseZ" " May 2010: Poster. 58th American Chemical Society Undergraduate Research Symposium, Garden City, NY.
" "A proteomic study of the cyclin-dependent kinase protein network." " April 2010: Biology Department Seminar, Brooklyn College, Brooklyn, NY.
" Allen-Michaud T, Chang C-H; Profit A, Chang EJ. "A Systematic Study into Gas Phase Phosphopeptide Chemistry" " June 2009: Poster. 57th American Society for Mass Spectrometry Conference on Mass Spectrometry and Allied Topics, Philadelphia, PA..
" "Identification and Quantification of Protein Phosphorylation Using Hypothesis-Driven Multi-Stage MALDI Mass Spectrometry". " April 2009: American Chemical Society Analytical Chemistry Focus Group, New York, NY.
" "Move that mass! Mass Spectrometric Analysis of Protein Post-Translational Modifications" " March 2009: Natural Science Seminar Series, York College, Jamaica, NY.
" Chang EJ. "A highly-sensitive, low-cost method for the mass spectrometric analysis of protein phosphorylation." " May 2008: Oral Platform Presentation. 40th annual Middle Atlantic Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society. Bayside, NY.
" Allen-Michaud, T, Chang EJ. "Studies into the gas phase chemistry of phosphorylated peptide ions using mass spectrometry". " May 2008: Poster. 40th annual Middle Atlantic Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society. Bayside, NY.
" Cabanas R, Chang EJ. "Substrate specificity in the cyclin-dependent kinase system." " May 2008: Urban University Conference Series 2008. New York, NY.
" Faustin N, Nelson K, Chang EJ. " Tandem Mass Spectrometric Analysis of Desmosine & Isodesmosine, the Elastin Cross-linking Amino Acids." " May 2008: Urban University Conference Series 2008. New York, NY.
" Allen-Michaud, T, Chang EJ. "Studies into the gas phase chemistry of phosphorylated peptide ions using mass spectrometry." " May 2008: Urban University Conference Series 2008. New York, NY.
" "Proteomic dissection of the cyclin-dependent kinase protein network." " November 2007: Chemistry Seminar Series. Queens College/CUNY. Flushing, NY, November 2007.
" Bonaparte D, Chang E. "Mass Spectrometric Analysis of ADP-Ribosylation" " October 2007: Poster. Horizons IV Student Research Conference. La Cruces, NM, October 2007.
Professional Honors, Prizes, Fellowships
Sigma Alpha Pi Excellence in Teaching Award: 2008.
Burroughs-Wellcome Interfaces in Science Award: 1999-2003.
American Institute of Chemists Award: 1999.
Professional Staff Congress-CUNY Round 42, Cyclin Specificity Using a Novel Mass Spectrometric Quantitative Mulitisite Phosphorylation Assay. 7/2011 - 12/2012: $6,000.
ARRA Supplement to NIH MBRS SCORE Grant, Using isotope labeling/mass spectrometry to probe Cdk1 multisite phosphorylation dynamics. 10/2010 - 6/2012: $160,000.
Collaborative Incentive Research Grant-CUNY, Round 16, Proteomic Analysis of Nup211p. 9/2010 - 8/2012: $60,000.
Luitpold Pharmaceuticals, Pharmaceutical Compound Analysis. 1/2010- 12/2012: $750.
Research Corporation Cottrell College Science Award, Investigating the gas phase chemistry of phosphorylated peptide ions using mass spectrometry. 2/2009 - 1/2011: $45,000.
National Institutes of Health-MBRS/SCORE, Using isotope labeling/mass spectrometry to probe Cdk1 multisite phosphorylation dynamics. 1/2009 - 1/2012: $460,000.
York College Auxiliary Enterprises, Developing Career Paths in Natural Science. 8/2007 - 12/2007: $700.
Professional Staff Congress-CUNY, Round 39, Understanding mass spectrometric phosphopeptide behavior for bioanalytical methods development. 7/2008 - 6/2009: $5,000.
Professional Staff Congress-CUNY, Round 38, Improving the computational prediction of cyclin-dependent kinase phosphorylation substrates. 7/2007 - 6/2008: $5,500.
Research Equipment Grant-CUNY, Probing the dynamics of binding and catalysis in dihydropteridine reductase using a mT-jump stopped-flow device. 3/2007: $40,000.
Graduate Research Technology Initiative-CUNY, Quantitative studies on protein interactions and phosphorylation using isoelectronic focusing and. 9/2006 - 8/2007: $120,000.
Offices Held In Professional Societies
Board of Directors, Analytical Topical Group, New York Section of the American Chemical Society: 8/2008 - present.
Session co-coordinator, Biological Spectroscopy, 40th Annual Middle Atlantic Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society, Bayside, NY: 5/2008.
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Carrie cries. Pretty much the whole time.
Shirtlessness and more.
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They both are real blue and destroy London.
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The Great Gatsby rolled with "No Church in the Wild" in 2012. This year should be crazy.
Ellie Goulding really makes it.
It's less of a horror story, more of a cautionary tale.
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Expert: Woodruff Should've Seen Fraud
Almost a month after Atlanta's Woodruff Arts Center announced internal fraud investigations, no arrest has been made, and one prominent customer of the non-profit center is getting frustrated with the pace of the response.
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Woodruff Donors Frustrated By Investigation
Some supporters of the Woodruff Arts Center are questioning why it has taken so long to investigate what arts center officials have called the embezzlement of more than $1 million.
Tue., November 27, 2012 10:09am
Woodruff Reveals Internal Fraud
The Woodruff Arts Center in Atlanta went public Tuesday with its discovery that a former employee stole $1,438,000 million from the organization over five years.
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The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and its musicians have reached a deal to end their labor dispute, saving the upcoming season that is set to open Oct. 4.
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Musicians with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra say negotiations with the Woodruff Arts Center have broken down and the musicians have been locked out.
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Check out the most recent updates to the new Fresh Baked playlist. Do you like any of the new tunes?
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Interview: Switchfoot Talks Film, Surfing, Philosophy & 'Fading West'
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What is Acres discussing with his servant?
(a) Lydia's beauty.
(b) His dapper new clothes.
(c) his school.
(d) his new past time.
2. Has Sheridan ever killed someone?
(a) No.
(b) No he was never in a duel.
(c) Yes he posioned his wife.
(d) Yes in a duel.
3. When is the duel planned for?
(a) 2 weeks from now.
(b) a week from now
(c) This evening.
(d) In the morning.
4. Who does Jack pretend to be as he sees his father arrive?
(a) Mr. Anderson.
(b) Mr. Dwight.
(c) Mr. Sanderson.
(d) Mr Hughes.
5. What does Sir Lucius hear as he sees Jack approaching?
(a) Jack speaking to himself.
(b) Jack drinking at a bar.
(c) Jack swearing in front of children .
(d) Jack talking to women.
6. What does Sir Anthony think of the ruse his son has put on?
(a) He hates Jack for the prank.
(b) He does not understand why Jack has played the trick.
(c) He thinks it's funny.
(d) He thinks Lydia is a silly girl to not love his son.
7. What is funny about this situation?
(a) Acres is extremely serious.
(b) Acres cares more about his clothes than his life.
(c) Jack is Beverly.
(d) Beverly does not exist.
8. Where does the Act 4, Scene 3 open?
(a) On the beach.
(b) In the park.
(c) At a horse show.
(d) On the North Parade.
9. What does Julia do when she finds out that the lie was a test?
(a) gives up .
(b) Throws her arms around Faulkalnd.
(c) fleas the scene.
(d) She breaks off the engagement because she cannot stand the testing.
10. How does Lydia feel about the situation?
(a) Like her ego has been squashed .
(b) Her heart has turned cold toward Beverly.
(c) She feels she must discuss with Julia.
(d) She is thrilled and wants to marry Jack.
11. What does Faulkland tell Julia once they are together?
(a) That he has killed a man and must flee the country.
(b) He wants to leave England .
(c) He does not love her.
(d) He needs to help Jack in a duel.
12. What do all of the scenes foreshadow?
(a) the begining of a new story.
(b) the resolution to the story.
(c) the middle of the play.
(d) the climax of the story.
13. Who does Mrs. Malaprop tell Jack about?
(a) Lydia's love for romance novels.
(b) Lydia's love for letters.
(c) Lydia's incompetence.
(d) Jack's rival, Beverly .
14. How does Julia react to Faulkland's fake news?
(a) She promises to be with him no matter what.
(b) She calls of the engagement.
(c) Runs home.
(d) tells Lydia.
15. How does Acres feel the letter should be written?
(a) in blood.
(b) Christian-like.
(c) in a cold distant voice.
(d) very mean.
Short Answer Questions
1. How would Sir Lucius like to settle the quarrel?
2. Which scene is the most comical?
3. Who goes to visit Acres?
4. Why does Lydia refuse to see Sir and Captain Absolute?
5. What does Mrs Malaprop call Jack?
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Lincoln has been obsessively attempting to rebuild the brand name and cement it once again as a true luxury marquee on the American new car marketplace. It's been more than a year-long process, aided by things like the Lincoln Reimagine Project, but eventually you have to walk the talk. With Lincoln's "Luxury Uncovered" Campaign, focusing specifically on the new Lincoln MKZ, it's apparent that's what the manufacturer is now prepared to back up the claims with hard and fast evidence.
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|I have had this matchbox forever it seems. I pulled it out of my stash several weeks ago and painted a black cap chickadee on it with pink dogwood. It is a Ros Stallcup design. These little birds are the cutest thing, I find them at my feeder all the time. And they are really easy to paint. I had more trouble with the dogwood than the bird. Hope you like it.
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|I have one of those matchboxes to paint as well. It was already painted with this weird little gnome thing smoking a huge pipe. ha Not my style so I need to sand it down and repaint it. I love your little chickadee! and the dogwood looks awesome!
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|I love little birds especially chickadees, but have only painted them a couple of times. I love how you wrapped the design around the whole box. Your dogwood looks great, especially all the shading and highlights on the center. As always, your painting is wonderful. So what else do you have in your stash? I'm trying to use up some of mine too--I've told myself I'm not going to buy anymore until I get what I have painted--but then I see just the perfect thing at such a good price and, well you know the rest! LOL
|Wow, a new project for us to enjoy! Your match box looks great with the flower and bird painted on it. Do you plan to use this by a fireplace or a gift?
I need to go get busy and paint but had another busy day at work and I'm just tired this evening. Hope you keep paintin' and know we will keep enjoying.hehe
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|Thanks, yall. I don't plan to use it, my fireplace comes on with a switch or remote. Don't like gathering wood or even the smell so I chose gas. I have it listed on ETSY. I don't remember if I ever told yall, but sometimes when I want a good highlight, I use a bristle scrub brush. I roll it in my highlight color then rub it on my cloth to get out almost all of the color. Then I can scrub in the highlight color. I don't always do this but I did on the above flowers.
Luvs - my stash - I have a piece of wood I purchased in 1984 - yes 1984. I loved the design and saved it for just the right project. It has now been 26 years and I haven't painted it yet. But my mission this year is to get them all painted. I should take pictures when my studio room is cleaned up so you can see what I am talking about. Right now I am too embarrassed, it is overflowing.
- Posted by citytransplant (My Page) on Wed, Mar 17, 10 at 8:40
|I too like how you wrapped your very pretty and well painted design around the sides. It makes the picture kinda 3D.
How about if you show a before AND after picture of your studio. It will give us lots of ideas on storage and surfaces and maybe it will also encourage you to have it "photo ready" when finished. Besides.. you know we like all kinds of pictures.
|How beautiful! Everything is done so well. I love dogwoods, they are a very simplistic flower but so hard to paint because the eye has less to focus eye on, your are focus perfect. And the leaves, I have base coated a scrap piece of wood and have started practicing making leaves.
I just started "cleaning" out my craft area. Don't have any wood projects but do have fabric that is the same age as my daughter, 46 (ouch) It's all going! My new rule is, buy it when I need it and only as much as I need! Think it will last more than a couple of months?
Again, beautiful and thank you for sharing!
- Posted by paintingfool (My Page) on Thu, Mar 18, 10 at 12:10
|Belle, I took a class from Mary Wiseman and loved her technique of dry brushing your highlight on over the basecoat color. Then shading with a float of your darker color. Now, when i think I might need to lighten an area or add highlight, I use this little brush - similar to a stencil brush. You can scrub on just enough color. It is a Lowe Cornell 272 Dome Round with a light green handle. I use it like a stencil brush - wiping most of the paint out of the brush but rather than holding it straight up to scrub, you hold it sideways. And the second shot is of my youngest grand daughter, Megan. They all love their teacups, hers is a demitasse which she is drinking orange juice from. And what better breakfast than one with bacon and ketchup?
|Thank you for the information & cute pix of your GD and who is that someone who is trying to make her into an Easter Bunny with the finger/ear thing?
I recently watched a video by Patricia Rawlinson where she does all of the shading and hilighting with dry brushing and I purchased a set of brush's that are flat. But I do have some dome shaped ones as well and will try them. I really have to learn patience when dry brushing!!! I used it with the spring and Easter bunny welcome signs and it wasn't bad and gives a real softness to the area. I have been watching anything I can find on flowers and leaves and have just about jumped into the water, but I really want to practice doing leaves and petals before doing a project. And I am still looking for a group to join, haven't found one closer than Seattle & that's about 100 miles each way and that's just to far.
- Posted by paintingfool (My Page) on Fri, Mar 19, 10 at 15:56
|Hi Belle, that was one of the twins putting up the ears. They are all so close as cousins.
I found several chapters in Washington, one in Seattle, Bremerton, Tacoma, Wenatchee, and Kennewick. Are those anywhere close to you? At one time our society had over 26,000 members but we are down to 19,000 now. People just don't paint as much as they use to, and it's a shame.
I am not really good with the dome brush but I do like using it sometimes.
If you like pencils, Janelle Johnson has a 17 minute vidio on a birds nest and eggs. Fun to watch.
If I find anything else I will post it.
- Posted by luvstocraft (My Page) on Fri, Mar 19, 10 at 17:25
|PF, I love it that you are always so good about sharing your tips and techniques with us. I'm going to try your dry brush technique for the highlights with a couple brushes I already have on hand--they look sort of similar to yours, but I think they are just really old rounds that I've hung onto! LOL I think I've used them for scrubbing on soft blushed cheeks and that's why I've kept them.
Belle, I could sure use some practice on doing good leaves too. Both PF and Punk paint wonderful leaves don't they? I think I just need to learn to do more layers of floating to get some color variance in mine.
I want to take a look at PF's Etsy shop before I get off here, so I'll chat with you all later.
- Posted by paintingfool (My Page) on Fri, Mar 19, 10 at 17:46
|Luvs, I will be working in my painting room this weekend, and I will take those before and after pics. Then I will work up an easy leaf technique and post it. I love the technique I learned from Delane Lange years ago, it is very similar to Donna Dewberry but was around before Donna became popular. But if you really want realistic leaves you need to do several more steps. I have taken classes with so many different teachers and they all have different techniques. I took several of those techniques and paint one that fits me. Hopefully, I can get something on here by Monday.
|Hey gals, this has been a fun read and will be back for more later. I'm always ready to learn more. So glad all of you are keeping this going.
- Posted by luvstocraft (My Page) on Sun, Mar 21, 10 at 14:44
|PF, I have a video of Delane's--her roses of course. But on the tape, she does a stroke leaf that may be what you are talking about. The difference I saw between her's and DD's was that she did not turn the brush around so both edges of the leaf were dark on the outside. She made both strokes holding the brush the same so the 2nd stroke actually made the vein in the middle of the leaf. Gosh, it's hard to describe things in words isn't it? LOL
Yes, I'm aware that stroke painting was around long before DD came along--but DD was just able to turn it into a sort of "gimmick" that caught everyone's attention and her advertising and marketing strategies sure paid off for her, didn't they? I would imagine that she might have ticked off a few of the established painters in the beginning, but I also imagine even they were later appreciative of the fact that her "One Stroke" campaign sure got allot of people interested in painting.
I loved it in the late 80's, early 90's when there were so many cute painting shops around and you could buy supplies, take classes, or just see some of the finished projects and they made you want to make one too! Now they are almost all gone, and even Michael's here has done away with their painting book section! I asked where they moved it, and they said "Oh, we took it out to make room for more beads". Now if I want a book, it's either order online--or watch for older ones to show up at the TS. This area had allot of painters back in the day--and I keep thinking several of them may be getting "too old" to still be painting and might be getting rid of their stash of books, so I always look for them. (Not that I NEED more--but I just love looking through them and admiring all the designs) ;o) Did you read Anj's post about finding stacks of painting books at one of the TS she went to this week--she bought lots of books for only 25 cents each!
I've kept the rose worksheet you made for us and have tried to follow it. My biggest problem is that since I learned the DD rose first--that one just keeps "popping" out of my brush strokes! LOL I'd love a step by step worksheet on how you do your leaves. I have read some of the books where the artist did multiple layers of floats to get the realistic effect--I just don't have the patience to do all the mixes and layers I guess, I prefer just the "suggestion" of a leaf most of the time because that's so much easier and "atainable" for me. (Big sigh)
This is fun chatting about painting.
- Posted by paintingfool (My Page) on Sun, Mar 21, 10 at 18:57
|Hi Luvs, the video of Delane's rose sounds like the one I have. The one good thing about decorative painting is that there are so many techniques out there, you just have to find one and make it your on.
The leaf I am referring to has a basecoat color, scrubbed in highlights and a shading color. May be a little more time consuming, but not much, and you have a very realistic leaf. I love the quick and easy leaves and have been painting them forever, but there are times when I want a prettier leaf. You are such a good painter I don't think you will have any problems with it.
I am still cleaning my painting room - wow, I never knew I had so much "stuff". I am rearranging the shelves and trying to put things that need to be painted where I can see them, otherwise, out of sight, out of mind.
My grand daughters are sick so I may be babysitting this week and may not get a lot done - but I have plenty of time. Just wish it would get warm again so I could open the windows. We are having an unusally cold winter, normally this time of the year the temps would be in the 70's but we didn't even make 60 today.
|Love your Dogwood and Chickadee, you did an awesome job. You shouldn't have any trouble selling it. I can say that dry brushing is a great way to shade and highlight. It's a great way to teach someone new to painting to do both because it makes it so easy.
"I have a piece of wood I purchased in 1984 - yes 1984. I loved the design and saved it for just the right project. It has now been 26 years and I haven't painted it yet".
I can sure relate to that statement. I have so many surfaces in my stash that I've collected over the years I'll never get around to painting them all, my DH just rolls his eyes when he steps into my studio area. He even built me some floor to ceiling shelves to help me out with storage and they were full as soon as he finished them. LOL The good thing is I have a lot of both common and unusual surfaces and they have all been thrift store or clearance finds so the cost has been minimal. The good thing about having a large stash is that you are never without the right surface when you decide to do a project, at least that's what I keep telling myself. LOL
|WoW! One of the reasons I like this forum so much is the exchange of information. Thank You for the site.
I have really been doing the online site stuff and some blogs, didn't know you could find so much information and so many video clips. Just watched Trudy Beard do a leaf and she did about 5 or 6 color steps and the leaf looks so great. I just need practice and I need to stop being so critical about what I do. I really want to paint two panels for our bedroom. I need to add some color to both side of the bed.
I haven't done anything but acrylics for more years than I would like to think about. My friend in Spokane gave me a really beautiful wood case that when you open it up you have 4 shelves containing colored pencils, watercolors, charcoal, pastels, acrylics and oils. Only a few of the acrylic tubes have been used. So I really need to do some sketching and see if I can bring back old skills or develop new ones.
Gonna go put these swollen feet up for a few.
|Belle....I'm in Seattle and the closest chapters to me are still a good hr away from where I live, one going north, and one going south. I am not interested in spending 2 hours in my car. On a good note, this is the year the Tole Liners (the chapter to the north of me) sponsors their semi-annual painting convention. It is Sept 22-26 at SeaTac less then 10 minutes from my house! I went to the last one and saw a lot of great demos. This year there are even more of my favorite artists attending.
- Posted by connie long(email@example.com) onThu, Jan 6, 11 at 14:39
|Where can I purchase the matchbox to paint your picture and more. I live in an area of people with fireplaces in their homes and I think that it would be a hit. Thanks loads Regards Connie
- Posted by marylee_2010 (My Page) on Thu, Jan 6, 11 at 15:07
|The chickadee and dogwood are beautiful. I am looking forward to your worksheet on leaves. Thank you for sharing.
|You did a terrific job on the pink dogwood and chickadee! I have both in my yard and enjoy looking at them. I love the softness you evoke in your paintings.
Love the pic of GD too!
Does anyone remember Priscilla Hauser? She did/does a lot of tole painting.
- Posted by luvstocraft (My Page) on Sat, Apr 2, 11 at 23:02
|Calirose, I think Priscilla Hauser has been called "the Queen of Tole Painting". She produced so many books, appeared on so many craft shows, and taught so many classes--and you know what? I think she still does! I used to see her sometimes on the old Carol Duvall show and she was always full of smiles and encouragement and eager to show everyone how easily they could paint.
|I have always been a fan of P. Hauser and have almost ALL of her books, some date way back. It's fun to look through those first books to see how far both she and decorative painting have come. She WAS the first woman of Tole Painting and as far as I'm concerned she still is. :-)
and yes...she still teaches.
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