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The Big Picture from IsraelYehudit TayarSpecial to UCI – 2010-03-11The Big Picture from IsraelOur Inalienable Right – Safety and PrideIt is not only necessary but it is the inalienable right and necessityof Israel to stop the dangerous pretense of having a "partner in peace"with the Palestinian Authority. It is urgent that Israel declare firstof all to the Israeli public and then to the world that the heads of thePalestinian Authority continue to encourage terror attacks againstIsrael.It is surrealistic that while a new square in Ramallah is being named tohonor a mass murderer who perpetrated a bloody attack against civilianson a bus inside of Israel, Israel tries to apologize for an announcementthat new homes will be built in Jerusalem, the eternal united capital ofthe Jewish people. With all due respect to the Vice-President of the United States, he andhis country are just as culpable for the encouragement of terrordirected against Israel. The Oslo Agreements were based on reciprocityand the end of terror and propaganda against Israel. In all of the yearssince, and in each of the agreements signed with United Statesguarantees, this was a pre-condition for implementation and continuationof negotiations.Israel continues to collapse under the one-sided demands made of her bythe United States and the rest of the world. The truth is there for allto see and learn. While Israel continues to bear the onus of theresponsibility for the situation, the reality is that not only is thePalestinian Authority guilty of incitement, they are actively involvedin terror since time and time again members of their "security forces"have perpetrated and carried out murderous attacks against Israelicivilians and military personal.Even the a-political latest Tourism Map of the Palestinian Authoritydoes not recognize the existence of Israel; not even Tel Aviv, Haifa,and certainly not in Jerusalem. It is not only the heartland of Israelthat they claim – Judea, Samaria, and Jerusalem, but all of Israelfrom the Jordan River to the Mediterranean Sea.Israel must stop feeling guilty for her survival and for her existence.The Prime Minister and government of Israel MUST demand our basic rightas a nation in our homeland and stop trying to make the world love andaccept us. It is imperative for the governments of Israel to protect theright of Jews to live safely in our Land because if we cannot do so,than the survival of our Nation is at risk. It is clear how muchanti-Semitism there is all over the world, in Norway, England, France,and Turkey to name just a few countries where Jews already suffer fromthe actions of those who hate us.We do not need to seek to be loved by the world. We do need however, towake up to the realities of the situation and demand our most basic andinalienable right – to live in our homeland as a free people withsafety and pride.The author is a veteran spokesperson for the Jewish pioneers in Yeshaand lives with her family in Bet Horon in the Benjamen Region ofSamaria.(http://www.uc4i. org/news/ ?p=5207)How odd of G*D to choose the Jew. But not as odd as those who choosethe Jewish G*D, and hate the Jew! ~ Francis A. Schaeffer


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BATON ROUGE, LA (NBC33) — The Affordable Care Act kicked into effect Tuesday, and if you don't have health insurance, you'll need to get it.
This means everyone now has access to health insurance, but there are multiple levels, and it can be kind of confusing. Mike Reitz, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Louisiana president, said everyone can have access to healthcare regardless of pre-existing conditions.
"The Affordable Care Act was designed to make sure that everyone, all Americans, there were 30 to 50 million Americans that were uninsured and to make sure they have access to a health insurance plan," Reitz said. "So the biggest change is that okay insurance industry, you will begin issuing insurance policies, no longer will you have the ability to evaluate the risk."
People looking for insurance don't have to rush. Doug Wilkinson of the Louisiana Healthcare Education Coalition said there is a long opt-in period.
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Criminal Births: Infanticide, Stillbirth and the Rio de Janeiro Police, 1890-1940
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During Brazil's First Republic (1889-1930) and into the early Vargas era (1930-1937) in the capital city of Rio de Janeiro, police were involved in poor women's reproductive lives. Scholars studying women's reproductive practices in Brazil during that time period have conducted narrow examinations of legal documents pertaining to abortion, infanticide, and child abandonment. On the contrary, Cassia Roth ('08) will demonstrate that police investigations conflated fertility control practices such as abortion and infanticide with non-criminal occurrences like miscarriage and stillbirth. She will delineate the expansion of a de facto criminality surrounding practices related to and often confused with fertility control under the 1890 Penal Code (1890-1940) and contend that the police investigated the unfortunate but common occurrences of stillbirths as possible infanticides. Drawing on police investigations of infanticide, stillbirths, and birth-related infant deaths in Rio de Janeiro, Cassia argues that the state's incursion into poor women's reproductive lives transformed events like a difficult delivery or a stillbirth into potential crimes.
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During the Second World War, young jazz-lovers came to live in Saint-Germain-des-Prés to celebrate their music. Following the city's liberation, the district became popular for its nightlife and jazz clubs, with artists and intellectuals such as Sidn..
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Five «lands» using the local terminology in this 55 ha fantasy kingdom; Main Street USA reconstructs the main street of an American 19 C town. Frontierland recalls the wild west with its old goldmine in Big Thunder Mountain and a haunted house, Phant..
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D 215 F - 77950 Maincy
This château is one of the most handsome masterpieces of the 17C. It was built for Nicolas Fouquet by major artists such as Louis Le Vau, Charles Le Brun and André Le Nôtre between 1656 and 1661. At a party on 17 August 1661, Louis XIV became jealous..
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This château is at once evocative of the Renaissance, with its famous horseshoe staircase, and of the imagery of Épinal, with the poignant scene of Napoleon bidding farewell to the faithful soldiers of the Old Guard in Adieux de Napoléon. In 1528, Fr..
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The ancient forest of Bière has always been a magnificent hunting ground, particularly on horseback. Today, it is carefully maintained (it is divided into 747 plots tended so as to produce the finest specimens), and has signposted pathways throughout..
6 Gardens of the Château of Vaux-le-Vicomte
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Le Nôtre (1613-1700) can be said to have attained perfection in the art of French-style gardens, of which Vaux-le-Vicomte is an admirable example. Flower beds and box trees are laid out in arabesques called Turkish carpets, fountains play in the symm..
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The tour of the Château de Fontainebleau's Grand Apartments takes in the superb Galerie François I. Built between 1528 and 1530, the gallery is decorated with frescoes and stuccoes by Rosso. The king's emblem, the salamander, is omnipresent. The tour..
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Like its big brother in America, this theme park, which opened in 2002, takes you behind the scenes to explore the techniques of cinema, cartoons and television. Modelled on a real film studio, the park has four "production zones": Front Lo..
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A symbol of Classical perfection, the largest palace in the world was the sumptuous reflection of an era of intensive creation, and emblem of absolute power. Just like in the times of Louis XIV, entry to the Palace, which was built by Le Vau and Jule..
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Starting at the terrace of the Château de Versailles, you can explore the grounds on foot, by horse-drawn carriage or in a small boat on the Grand Canal. The rectilinear Axe du Soleil, with its water parterre, fountains, statues (such as the Diane Go..
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The central pavilion of the Château of Versailles, jutting out from the wings, avoids monotony by the addition of intermittent rows of sculpted columns which break the rigid horizontal lines. The Italian-style flat roof is concealed by a balustrade b..
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The Basilica is a gem of French Gothic architecture and a source of inspiration for the cathedrals of Chartres, Senlis and Meaux. The necropolis of the Kings of France houses a collection - the only one of its kind in Europe - of recumbent figures an..
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Built around 1622, this was Napoleon's favourite castle under the Consulate. It was made up of a central building flanked by two wings (late 18C). Josephine bought it in 1799 and added a conservatory in the shape of a military tent, which she had des..
14 Musée Rodin
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79 r. de Varenne F - 75007 Paris
Entry is via the museum's chapel, which has been renovated by the architect Pierre-Louis Faloci. In the Hôtel Biron, the most expressive works by Rodin are displayed in rooms with fine wood panelling. Mainly sculpted from bronze or marble, these work..
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63 r. de Monceau F - 75008 Paris
This mansion, built from 1911-14 to house the collection of 18C art belonging to Count Moïse de Camondo, has an atmosphere that evokes both the Classical era and the Belle Époque. Exhibits include work by some of the best cabinet-makers on the Faubou..
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Built around 1630, this typical Louis XIII château was remodelled in the 18C. The façade was embellished in the 19C with a replica of the Fontainebleau horseshoe staircase. Courances is primarily known for its park, one of the finest examples of a Re..
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1 pl. du Trocadéro-et-du-11-Novembre F - 75016 Paris
In the Paris Wing of the Palais de Chaillot, this centre for architecture and heritage brings together three departments: the Institut Français d'Architecture, created in 1981, the Centre des Hautes Etudes de Chaillot and the Museum of French Monumen..
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Designed in 1860 by Charles Garnier, the sumptuous façade of this opera house is adorned with numerous sculptures. The interior, in which Garnier used marble of varying provenance, is of incomparable beauty: the Great Staircase and Grand Foyer are qu..
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Designed by Salomon de Brosse for Marie de Medici, this palace is French in style with Florentine touches. The main courtyard is enclosed by an arcaded gallery. The Doric ground floor with its semicircular openings adds to the robust overall appearan..
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Hello! I post it once again, because nobody reacted... I'm Peter from Indymedia Bulgaria. There was a protest against the US military bases in Bulgaria this Saturday. 2 days before that 2 activists were arested and beaten by the cops for sricking posters for the protest. Here is an article about that. Can you post it if there are no objections, because I don't have account for publishing features... Solidarity! Peter -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TITLE: Sofia: Protest against the disposal of US military bases in Bulgaria IMAGE: http://bulgaria.indymedia.org/usermedia/image/1/large/picture4.jpg HEADER: BULGARIA: Peace ABSTRACT:
On 12 November a protest against the US military bases, which are going to be situated near the villages Novo Selo, Bezmer and near the Burgas' port, took place in Sofia (Bulgaria's capitol). More than 500 people marched through the central streets of Sofia, expressing their stand against all military bases. The protest ended in front of the National Theater "Ivan Vazov". In the protest took part the anarcho-block of autonomous antiauthoritarian group "AnarchoResistance" (around 60 people). Few nationalists form BNS (Bulgarian National Union) were also there but left quickly after the demo.

On the evening of 10 November two activists were arrested and brutally beaten by the police, while they were sticking posters for the protest near the Synagogue. The cops said that Vladimir Trichkov and Stefan Andonov were sticking the posters on the Synagogue's wall (which is a complete lie!) and they resisted the arrest. Their presence in the area of the Synagogue was used by the police to paste words like "anti-Semite" and "nationalist" about them (which is also a complete lie!). From 12 November the two are on hunger strike after the refusal of medical help and meeting with their families. They are sued by the quick procedure. The Minister of Interior, Rumen Petkov, awarded in the weekend the two cops, who arrested Vladimir and Stefan, for the "perfect work" and put with that pressure on the court for convicting the two activists "guilty".

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After the protest on Saturday most of the people protested also in front of the police station, where Vladimir and Stefan were kept for more than 5 days without charges.

On the first court meeting on Monday around 20:00 o'clock (!) the witnesses of the defense were not even allowed to enter the court room. On the next day Vladimir and Stefan were out on 500 leva bail. The next court meeting is on 17 November.

On 19 December 1999 the bulgarian parliament accepted the disposal of US military bases, despite that most of the people are against the presence of US military forces. The US authorities even said that they aren't going to pay anything for the use of bulgarian territory.
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I have been meaning to provide an update on the social media, cybersecurity and cloud computing issues that were addressed at the California State Bar's 37th Annual IP Institute at which I presented a little over three weeks ago (thanks again to co-panelists Robert Milligan and Janet Craycroft for the opportunity to speak with them). I will get a series of posts out over the next couple of weeks providing the highlights by topic.
In light of developments this past week, I thought it made sense to start with cases dealing with disputes over ownership of social media accounts. At the presentation, and in this update, I focused on the four leading social media ownership cases from the past year: PhoneDog v. Kravitz, Eagle v. Morgan, Ardis Health v. Nankivel and Christou v. Beatport, LLC. While PhoneDog and Eagle have commanded the most attention, the Ardis Health decision remains, in my view, the most important because it is the only one that involves a written agreement establishing that the employer in question had ownership over the social media at issue. Indeed, the absence of agreements in the other cases, and the resulting litigation because of that lack of clarity, reinforces the importance of having written agreements that spell out what is the employer's and what is the employee's.
PhoneDog v. Kravitz, 2011 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 129229 (N.D. Cal. Nov. 8, 2011): It has been reported that the PhoneDog case has recently settled, and apparently favorably to the former employee, Noah Kravitz (if spending thousands of dollars of legal fees for a twitter handle can be deemed a victory). PhoneDog sued Kravitz over his Twitter handle and the log-in information needed for that Twitter account, and had asserted, among others, claims for misappropriation of trade secrets and conversion. This case has probably generated the most media attention, as Twitter has become an important source for news content and sharing.
Kravitz had been responsible for assisting PhoneDog with its branding and marketing efforts through Twitter and, as a result, he had generated more than 17,000 followers, a significant number under Twitter standards. As a result of the parties' conflicting accounts of ownership, the district court denied Kravitz's motion to dismiss. Again, no written agreement was signed by the parties documenting ownership of the social media account. (For more on the PhoneDog case, see my post earlier this year). Consequently, as I suspected earlier this year, Kravitz may have been in a stronger position as to the Twitter handle since it was presumably set up in his name.
Eagle v. Morgan, 2011 WL 6739448 (E.D. Pa.. Dec. 22, 2011): Trial for this case was scheduled for October and postponed to November; as of the date of this post, I have not been able to find out about the trial's results or whether the case has settled. According to one blog account that I read a couple of months ago, the plaintiff Dr. Linda Eagle is now representing herself pro se because she could no longer afford counsel.
Dr. Eagle had formed a company called Edcomm and created a LinkedIn account to help her and her company better network and market. She eventually sold Edcomm and was terminated. When she was denied access to her LinkedIn account, she sued Edcomm's new owners under a host of different theories. Her misappropriation of trade secrets claims were dismissed because the LinkedIn information was readily ascertainable to the public and her Computer Fraud and Abuse Act and Lanham Act claims were recently dismissed because of the absence of credible damages. However, her common law claims, including conversion, were allowed to proceed.
Again, like PhoneDog, there was no agreement as to what social media was owned by the company or Dr. Eagle.
Christou v. Beatport, LLC, 2012 WL 872574 (D. Colo. March 14, 2012): This Colorado district court decision found that there were sufficient allegations to support a trade secret claim in a dispute between two former business partners over a social media account. Again, like PhoneDog and Eagle cases, this decision is of limited precedential value because it was only at the motion to dismiss stage. Again, the absence of a written agreement clouds this issue, and will lead to a decision, if the case is not settled, that will likely turn on the facts and circumstances surrounding the establishment and maintenance of the accounts.
Ardis Health, LLC v. Nankivell, Case No. 11 5013 (NRB) (Oct. 19, 2011, S.D.N.Y.): In Ardis Health, a former employee who was responsible for Ardis Health's social media and related websites refused to return the access information for those accounts. Relying on a Work Product Agreement that the employee signed, Ardis Health was able to secure a preliminary injunction compelling the return of the access information for those accounts. This decision was straightforward as the employee had signed an agreement and there was no dispute over who owned the social media accounts. This is the only case with an agreement, and not surprisingly, it ended up in favor of the employer.
The Takeaway. At the 37th IP Institute, Robert and I both believed that written agreements are the key to demonstrating ownership, and this is borne out by the cases that I have listed above. Policies are certainly important and need to be kept up to date as well, but for social media accounts that are important to an employer, or an employee, it is always prudent to have a written agreement spelling out who owns what. Otherwise, courts will be forced to look to factors such as who set up the account, in whose name the account was in, and other traditional indicia of ownership to determine who truly owns the social media at issue. I will follow up with a post (or posts) in the next week or so addressing some of the other issues that we addressed on social media, cybersecurity and cloud computing.
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Oh Magritte, why you such a sh*t disturber. Looks like a pipe, coloured like a pipe not a pipe. Quite the frustration this most impose upon people.
Oh, incidentally, the caption in the painting says, of course, "THIS IS NOT A PIPE." The title of the painting is "Treachery of Images."
I figured that's what it read. Seems to kinda follow the philosophy of Descarte about perceptions being lies.
One of my favorite modern art pieces called One and Three Chairs addresses similar issues and concepts that Treachery does. One of my favorite analyses of visual iconography and whatnot is in chapter 2 of "Understanding Comics" by Scott McCloud. He actually starts the chapter with a brief quip about Treachery of Images and expands from there. The whole book is amazing, but chapter 2 was really stand-out in discussing this topic. (As an aside, if you care about narrative theory or visual conveyance of information in the slightest Understanding Comics is an absolute must-read, even if you don't care about comics specifically).
And regarding the earlier conversation, I actually went on vacation and wasn't around to check the thread. I'll reply once I get some time to read and process your post, pete.
One of the interesting things about Kosuth's chair installation is that the only substantive piece of art is the enlarged text definition of "chair." The actual chair and the photograph of the chair are supplied by the museum or gallery. This, to me, suggests even another fascinating layer of the piece. The art, in this case, is the idea, not the object. In some ways it's like performance art… but performance art is an experience. This is not exactly an experience. It's almost like a very short book. The value of a book isn't in its form, but in its content.
Borofsky sort of hinted at the stangeness of art by numbering all of his pieces sequentially. While this may seem like a simple way of indexing and cataloging his artistic product, it breaks down when he would do performances that consisted of sitting in a chair with a pad of paper and writing the next number in his sequence, pulling the top sheet off, then writing the next number. And so on. A person could conceivably pick up one of these pieces of paper with a long number scribbled on it and have an original Borofsky. Trippy. Thought-provoking. Utter bullshit? I don't know.
Yeah, rawismojo, McCloud's book is fantastic. Totally ground-breaking, erudite, genius. It's one of those books I've bought for people. (Along with The Art Spirit by Robert Henri, Elements of Typographic Style, and The Death and Life of Great American Cities by Jane Jacobs.) However, for as much as I love what he's contributed to the dialog of narrative art, I haven't read any of his other books.
A lot of artists have touched on this idea, and they always stood out to me. The one that always stood out to me a lot was Sol LeWitt's stuff. He basically painted directly onto walls, wrote down specific instructions on how to re-create the painting, and then museums pass the instructions around and paint directly onto walls in exhibition halls, so the art is literally created and destroyed hundreds or thousands of times. His wall paintings themselves were never extraordinarily captivating to me, but the concept is pretty interesting. Daniel Buren also did some sort of similar things that were similarly interesting.
Regarding McCloud, his other books in the series aren't near as revolutionary as Understanding. They're good, and if you're interested in making comic books I'd 100% recommend them. If you're not into making comics, there's no compelling reason to read them, unlike Understanding. As for his actual comic books, they're alright but nothing too amazing.
Art form and function are interesting places for artists to explore. It's probably the thing I love most about graffiti. Name any other art form where the artist endures considerable personal expense, and physical and legal risk in order to produce their work. In the documentary (that I think is terrific), Bomb It, one artist says, "I didn't ask to see a picture of your model in underwear next to the logo for your cologne, and you didn't ask to see my art… so we're even."
Regardless of the quality of the graffiti, the meta-message is awesome. Art should incite a reaction, an opinion, and (therefore) be interactive. If that art transcends a frame, is disposable, is socially repulsive, or just broadly confusing, is not really the point… the point is that it exists and is defined as something to incite an intellectual or emotional reaction. (Wait, does that make marketing art because it incites a person to emotionally bond with the product, or intellectually decide to purchase it?)
For a few weeks I'd warm up my morning by creating a quick animal caricature. I'd give myself 2 hours before I I had to move on to real work. Here's a quick breakdown of the steps taken to create this image:
With a reasonably large canvas size in Illustrator, begin with the major contours. You'll use a LOT of the Pathfinder functions… exclude, subtract front, an combine, especially. You can see in the screen shot below that process mid-way. I'm not worried about color yet. I'm just establishing shapes and the major value divisions of shadow and light. Nearby I have primary and secondary photo reference. The primary reference is basically the photograph that I'm drawing or tracing, and the secondary reference shows aspects of the subject that I might consider while improving the drawing.
This the shot below, some shapes have been "pathfindered" into place while others have not. I'm using a red stroke because it's easy to see.
Now I have my main shapes in reasonable shape. I'm happy with the structure, composition, and relative degree of detail. (There's only one small area in the ear that needs to be resolved.)
Now I can start playing with color. I settled on a palette that seemed dry and a bit chalky, like dried mud. Some detail in the legs was added after seeing how the values were balancing out. This is important: I've retained the outer contour. It's still red, you can see it peeking out. I'm not entirely happy with the uniformity and line weight of the forward ear, but I can work on that later.
I've given the entire subject a frame and added some grass to help distract from the line weights around the ears. (I never got around to resolving those in the final… I just let it go.) The overall values and gradation are reasonable.
Remember that outer contour? I opted to stroke it with a fat dark line to hold the whole thing together and give the subject presence. It's a gimmick, but it works and can turn a shitty drawing into an okay one. At first I liked it a lot, then I felt like it was too much. Also, there's small unresolved lines and things that need help.
Finally, below, I pulled back quite a bit on the stroke. I gave the ear a slight deviation to give it life. (I never resolved the back ear.)
That's basically it. A two-hour sketch for R. Mouse, Adobe Illustrator.
Quite awesome of you to take us through your process. It looks really good, well expect for that right ear…it does look odd now that you mention it. Smart colour scheme.
I had, as I said, a self-imposed time constraint… so refinements needed to be selective. Every decision, when you're working "under deadline," must undergo a quick cost-benefit analysis. "What changes do I have time to make that will yield the greatest improvement?" Professional graphic designers are painfully familiar with this question.
The color palette was culled from Kuler. It's a terrific color site. Each palette provides up to 5 colors as swatches that can be imported directly into Adobe products. The palettes offered can be viewed by date, popularity, and so on. Sometimes you can find palettes for specific projects… like "McDonald's Menu" or whatnot. It's fun. And it's sure faster than identifying colors from scratch.
I've spoken at a number of art schools and colleges around the country. I usually create a new presentation for each talk. In Akron, Ohio, I concluded with this slide… one that I fully believe in. I thought you guys might enjoy it.
I do probably 3/5 of those points. I need to draw a lot more frequently on my own leisure time and probably look at designs that could be improved that are not just my own.
Great slide, and holds very true. I got most of the messages beaten over my head in the past few years.
Those are very good.
Here's my sketchpad. It's basically a roll of drop-cloth paper from Home Depot hanging from the ceiling by a string, like toilet paper.
I like this paper because it's thick, toothy, and takes marker and chalk well. It's about $15 for a massive roll that seems to last forever. I usually cut off the bottom when I'm tired of working on that drawing but in this case I have some stuff penciled in that I want to finish inking, so I haven't cut it. (I'll roll it back up into position to ink it, then cut it.)
Drawing large changes my approach quite a bit. It's more dramatic, but also more challenging, than drawing on a traditional pad.
Drew a few things yesterday. Here's one of them. Frederick Olmsted, the designer of Central Park in New York City.
Punk rock band from the late '80s, Minor Threat. (Ian went on to form Fugazi.)
This was just a fun, goofy drawing I did about a year ago. Sharpie and other markers.
Another Sharpie drawing… about 32 inches, butcher paper.
Jane Jacobs, patron saint of livable neighborhoods.
I don't know if this is already up here. If so, I apologize.
The tricky part with this drawing was weathering the paper. The butcher paper comes on a long roll. After doing the drawing, I cut the sheet off. I filled a bucket with warm water and a few squirts of black ink, then wadded up the entire drawing and dunked it. (That was the scary part.)
Now, with it soaking wet and wadded up in a tight ball, I unfurled it, wadded it again differently and repeated the process. Then I wrung it out and laid it out to dry a little bit on my studio floor.
When it was halfway dry, I gently rubbed sand on it. This broke up the fibers and made it slightly "fuzzy." It also helped wear out the Sharpie ink a little bit so it wasn't so crisp.
Finally, I worked on the edges a little by tearing them down into the drawing so it looked like this was part of a much larger illustration.
Last, I laid it out in the driveway and let the sun dry it completely.
John Muir, naturalist.
Originally posted by petesahooligan:Drew a few things yesterday. Here's one of them. Frederick Olmsted, the designer of Central Park in New York City.
The negative space on this seems to be poorly defined. It took me a long while to grasp the plane of the face.. Are you going to do anymore work on it or was it just a doodle?
I added some more inner scrumbles to the beard to help form it shortly after I took this photo, but it's done (enough). When you say "plane of the face" do you mean, like, the face didn't really pop out for you?
The reflection on the left eye needs to be fixed.
Yep, that's exactly what I mean. I sat there staring at it for a little while going "I know this is a portrait…… So why aren't the shapes making sense?" before I saw it. I don't know it it's due to there being too much negative space, or me being too sleep deprived at the time. Apologies if it was the latter.
I suspect that once you saw it, you couldn't "unsee" it.
I saw it immediately and now it won't go away, not that that's a bad thing.
I haven't been able to grasp using light/empty space for shading quite yet. :D
Most of my pencil drawings are fully shaded(quite badly) with the light coming from areas with slightly less shading. :/
I've only recently started using a rubber(eraser) to help me shade. :3


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- Joy said...
I've got to go back and read every word about this adorable project but first I just had to say, I LOVE IT! The colors are fantastic! I was so taken with everything you've done that I had to comment even before I finished reading. LOL! That's how exciting these creations are. :) Ok, I'll calm down now and go read. Thank you for being part of the blog hop!
Super hugs,
~Joy~ - April 21, 2012 at 8:59 AM
- Stacey's Creative Corner said...
Jennie, this is so adorable! I love the bright fun colors and the backpack is too stinkin cute!
- April 21, 2012 at 9:10 AM
- Doreen said...
Jennie - this is absolutely ADORABLE! I love it and now I'm following your blog, too! :) Teachers would be thrilled to get this as a gift. :) TFS.
~Doreen at whereisyourhappyplace.blogspot.com - April 21, 2012 at 9:33 AM
- Brenda said...
Soo cute!! Love the colors!!
- April 21, 2012 at 10:14 AM
- Amy said...
This is so bright and cheerful! I absolutely love it! Any teacher (including myself) would be so happy to get this! The backpack is so cute, and I love all of the bright colors on both projects! :)
redheadedcrafter.blogspot.com - April 21, 2012 at 10:26 AM
- maddymuscles said...
This is too cute! I love the paper clip you added hee hee :) thanks foe sharing!
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- Kimberly Jensen said...
Awesome project Jennie!! I love all the embellishments you used and that fun paper!! :)
- April 21, 2012 at 10:56 AM
- Creative Diva said...
Your project is stunning. LOve the details. New follower. THanks for the chance to win.
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- RachelMarie said...
This is amazing! I love the backpack. It's so cute and very appropriate. Thanks for the idea!
- April 21, 2012 at 11:29 AM
- DJ said...
I love your project. It is awesome. Just became a follower. Thanks for the chance to win a mystery prize.
- April 21, 2012 at 11:37 AM
- Marlene said...
The backpack and card are so cool. I am so going to try the backpack!
- April 21, 2012 at 11:38 AM
- L.B. said...
so bright and fun.. the backpack is great!
http://www.coolbeansbylb.blogspot.com/ - April 21, 2012 at 11:49 AM
- Deedee Horton said...
Too, too cute! Absolutely love it! What a great project.
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- Patty B said...
I just love your projects, Jennie! Your paper and color choices are fabulous! I love how bright and happy they are! I could see myself carrying that backpack around cause it's soooo cool!
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- silvia said...
Great card and backpack!!
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- Maria Matter said...
Wow, Jennie, gorgeous projects hun, love the lively colors!!
You always create such fabulous crafts!
Already a follower!
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- Janis said...
Oh my gosh! How cute is this?! I love all the bright colors and details with the ribbon on the paperclip and the straps on the backpack. Thank you so much for including a link to instructions. This is amazing and fun! :) Janis craftyjanis at live dot com
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Totally love your combo gift! I love the colors, it reminds of the last day of school and time for SUMMER!
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- Sarah said...
Ok what an amazing gift. I love it! Thanks so much for sharing. I'm a new follower and so excited.
- April 21, 2012 at 4:12 PM
- jessica said...
What an AWESOME project!! I am so loving the backpack and the card is such a beautiful added touch! Awesome paper choices and sentiments!!
firstname.lastname@example.com - April 21, 2012 at 4:16 PM
- CREATIVE M said...
Jennie,You did a FANTASTIC job!!Love the bright colors!!Love your card!TFS
firstname.lastname@example.com - April 21, 2012 at 4:27 PM
- Marilyn said...
What an adorable idea. Love it!!!
email@example.com - April 21, 2012 at 4:33 PM
- Karen said...
Love that backpack that is too cute!!!
Karen email@example.com - April 21, 2012 at 5:06 PM
- Ashley Nicole said...
Love this backpack. Great colors and patterns.Cute card great happy fun colors.
Ashley - April 21, 2012 at 5:23 PM
- rlovew said...
What an adorable backpack- so cute!
- April 21, 2012 at 5:32 PM
- Lisa said...
I'm a new follower! THIS IS AMAZING! I would FREAK out if someone gave me this! What a fantastic job! THANKS SO MUCH for sharing!
www.allmadebylisa.blogspot.com - April 21, 2012 at 5:44 PM
- Melisa Alzammar said...
I love your backpack Jennie! It is so cute! You've inspired me. I'm already a follower of your awesome blog.
Melisa - April 21, 2012 at 6:06 PM
- Laura (tweetyb) said...
LOVE this!!! The colors are amazing! Love the "award" seal...the backpack...everything!
Laura :)
firstname.lastname@example.com - April 21, 2012 at 6:29 PM
- Chelle said...
OMG!! I've seen some cute stuff since I started following blogs but never, I repeat, NEVER have I seen anything as cute as this lil backpack!!!!! I am a new follower & dang proud to say so!!!!
Thanx for hoppin!
email@example.com - April 21, 2012 at 7:12 PM
- mysweetpaperdreams said...
OH MY GOODNESS!! You are very talented!!! This is just super! I am following your blog now. My name isn't showing up, I am booking marking just in case it didn't load up right. I plan on coming back to look around at more of your creations! LOVE LOVE LOVE IT!!
Tammie :o) - April 21, 2012 at 7:24 PM
- Kate said...
This is SUPER Cute. LOVE the colors that you used they are so pretty. That backpack is really nice but I absolutely LOVE your card.
Kate - April 21, 2012 at 7:39 PM
- DandyDo said...
Love the backpack!
- April 21, 2012 at 7:51 PM
- Susie said...
Are you kidding me? This is unreal. I am in scrap love!!!
I wish I could just reach thru my iPad and snatch this up! - April 21, 2012 at 8:07 PM
- Holly AKA KopyKat said...
This is so cute and yes, I am a follower
- April 21, 2012 at 8:23 PM
- Bethany Becker said...
I love the bright an cheery colors. I am a new follower!
- April 21, 2012 at 9:39 PM
- joydee1963 said...
Super cute backpack,joydee1963 at yahoo dot com
- April 21, 2012 at 10:44 PM
- Got2BCrafting said...
Sooo cute!! I bet any teacher would love to receive this fun gift! :)
Lori - April 22, 2012 at 12:08 AM
- Comptonhouse said...
This is absolutely adorable! I would be so excited to get this from one of my kinders! Have to try and make one for my kinder little girl's teacher. email@example.com
- April 22, 2012 at 12:14 AM
- Heather said...
this bag is so adorable fantastic job
- April 22, 2012 at 6:48 AM
- Svetlana said...
Oh My!! What a splash of colors!! What a creative project!! Love racksuck !!!
- April 22, 2012 at 7:39 AM
- Michele from MS said...
Oh wow, where do I start? I love this ribbon on the "notebook" paper. What an awesome gift combo! The backpack is just adorable and a great place to hide a gift card. Super sweet! TFS email@example.com
http://michelescraftroom.blogspot.com/ - April 22, 2012 at 8:43 AM
- Brenda said...
Your card and backpack are simply adorable!! I love the bright colors on both!! Awesome job!!
- April 22, 2012 at 10:41 AM
- Janice said...
I love how Cheery your project is!!! It brings a smile to my face :) I can't wait to give this little backpack a try, I think it'll be perfect for a back to school project too!! Simply awesome!! TFS :)
- April 22, 2012 at 6:12 PM
- Sue D said...
Very bright and colorful--love the backpack. I am a follower.
slrdowney at hotmail dot com - April 22, 2012 at 10:25 PM
- Madge said...
Nice the backpack is adOrable and the card is amazing! Yay!!
Scrappinmadge:) - April 23, 2012 at 3:10 AM
- Megan Aaron said...
omg I just LOVE this! amazing!
- April 23, 2012 at 10:08 AM
- Sonia said...
Super Cute and Awesome Creation Jenny! GREAT JOB!
Greetings from Puerto Rico
-Sony - April 27, 2012 at 9:08 AM
- Cindy :) said...
love this set, so colourful, great paper choices and idea tooo, I give it an A+ :)
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As their orbital home soars 260 miles above the Earth, astronauts Rick Mastracchio of NASA and Koichi Wakata, the first Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency station commander, will give National Geographic Channel viewers a guided tour of the space station, which has more livable room than a conventional six-bedroom house. The two astronauts, who arrived at the space station back on Nov. 7 along with Russian cosmonaut Mikhail Tyurin, are scheduled to remain aboard the station as the crew of Expedition 39 until mid-May. Three more crew members, including NASA astronaut Steve Swanson, are slated to launch to the station on March 25 to round out the crew.
› National Geographic Channel's "Live From Space" site
Wakata became the first Japanese commander of the station when his Expedition 38 crewmates – Commander Oleg Kotov and Flight Engineers Mike Hopkins and Sergey Ryazanskiy – departed on Monday.
[image-51]During their time aboard the station so far, Wakata and Mastracchio have welcomed three visiting cargo spacecraft, including the first commercial delivery mission of Orbital Sciences Corp.'s Cygnus spacecraft in January. And Wakata and Mastracchio already are gearing up for next week's robotic capture of the SpaceX Dragon cargo ship.
The seven-windowed cupola from which Wakata and Mastracchio will be operating the station's robotic arm for the capture of Dragon also serves as a prime viewing spot for the astronauts to photograph the Earth below. The astronauts' dramatic and colorful photos from space are not just reminders of Earth's fragile beauty. They also provide near real-time information exchange between the crew and scientists tracking dynamic geological and meteorological events here on Earth. Critical environmental monitoring sites are photographed repeatedly over time. And Earth-limb pictures taken at sunrise and sunset document changes in atmospheric layering, and record such phenomena as auroras and noctilucent (night clouds in the upper atmosphere) clouds.
[image-83]The astronauts will share a bit of their unique perspective of Earth with viewers Friday, but the public can visit the Gateway to Astronaut Photography to catch up on the more than one million Earth photographs taken by astronauts so far. Mastracchio and Wakata also continue to share their favorite Earth photos on Twitter.
› The Gateway to Astronaut Photography of Earth
› Astronaut Rick Mastracchio on Twitter (@AstroRM)
› Astronaut Koichi Wakata on Twitter (@Astro_Wakata)
During Friday's broadcast, the astronauts will show off some of the nearly 300 experiments that have taken place aboard the station over the past year. Fully assembled and continuously inhabited, the orbiting laboratory provides a unique environment for multidisciplinary research and technology development that drives space exploration, basic discovery, and benefits to people on Earth.
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[image-67]For example, a trio of free-flying robots known as Synchronized Position Hold, Engage, Reorient, Experimental Satellites, or SPHERES, have been used for variety of experiments studying topics such as satellite servicing, wireless power transfer, virtual navigation and fluid slosh in rocket tanks. The bowling-ball-sized SPHERES robots have even played a role in education as teams of students from around the world go head-to-head to program the best algorithms to command the robots for the Zero Robotics competition.
The crew also will discuss the importance of keeping healthy during these long-duration missions through a balanced diet of prepackaged space food and a daily two-hour exercise regimen to prevent the loss of muscle mass and bone density. Human health management for long-duration space travel is a key focus area for research as NASA and Roscosmos prepare for two crew members, Scott Kelly and Mikhail Kornienko, to spend a full year aboard the space station beginning in 2015.
[image-99]While the crew works aboard the station, teams of flight controllers around the world work together to monitor systems and experiments aboard the station and keep the crew safe. National Geographic and U.K.'s Channel 4 will go into the heart of Houston's Mission Control Center with NASA astronaut Mike Massimino to show how the specialists there work tirelessly to anticipate and deal with every potential incident or emergency. On Sunday, Massimino will give Channel 4 viewers another live look into Mission Control as he details the real-time decisions he and the ground teams faced during his series of spacewalks on two space shuttle missions to service and upgrade the Hubble Space Telescope.
› Channel 4's "Live From Space" site
If the two-hour glimpse into life and work aboard the station whets your appetite for more, tune in to NASA Television each weekday at 11 a.m. EDT for "Space Station Live" for the latest on the activities of the Expedition crew. Also check out "Space to Ground," a weekly wrap-up of all the station activities, available on NASA's website and on iTunes.
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And while the crew is hard at work up in space, you can keep an eye on them from here on Earth. As the third brightest object in the sky the space station is easy to see if you know when to look up. NASA's Spot The Station service gives you a list of upcoming sighting opportunities for thousands of locations worldwide, and will let you sign up to receive notices of opportunities in your email inbox or cell phone. Or, you can use NASA SkyWatch to look up coming opportunity by your home zip code, or download the NASA app for your mobile device and sighting opportunities around the globe.


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I am here to defend the decisions made by the FO because I do believe they are more knowledgable than any one here. Especially the ones who as you put it " want to impose their will on others by ridiculing and insulting those they don't agree with"
BTW, isn't that what you just did ??
Perhaps I was a bit harsh with my opinion, but stand by the message. No one knows how this draft will turn out today. People who pass judgement as if they have some divine knowledge of the future amuse me. Almost as much as a Patsie fan who spends as much time on the Steelers board as you.
What I am doing is defending peoples right to share their opinion - what you are attempting is to quash draft related talk simply because we dont know as much as the Steelers FO.
Stating the ridiculously obvious such as 'no-one knows how the draft will turn out' doesn't make it ok.
Im glad you find amusement in the things you state - how about showing us a little of that by lightening up a little?
They've been great for a while now, three Super Bowls' worth of great. But only this season have the New England Patriots become The Show, the must-see team of stars, pretty boys and reformed bad boys. Suddenly, the Patriots are not simply great; they're compelling, fascinating, appearing to be almighty and a touch lawless.
The Patriots didn't bother with swagger to start this NFL season; they went straight to defiant. Either you're one of them or you're about to get crushed.
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Maybe it's just the timing of these photos and the power of photography, or maybe Michelle Obama is just really really not going to put up with the POTUS's behavior at the Nelson Mandela memorial service. Speaking of which, there's a narrative you can probably craft based on these photos here:
Likely that narrative is "Barack Obama got up to pee and Michelle stole his spot" but the alternative is just a bit more entertaining.
Here's a photo of NROL-39 being readied for launch. Check out the full gallery: http://t.co/dHrcSxXhG0 pic.twitter.com/sEHEqPYWRB
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Khaled Khaled (born November 26, 1975), better known by his stage name DJ Khaled, is an American record producer, radio personality, rapper, DJ and record label executive. He is a radio host for the Miami-based urban music radio station WEDR and the DJ for the hip hop group Terror Squad. In 2006, Khaled released his debut album Listennn... the Album. He went on to release We the Best (2007), We Global (2008), Victory (2010), We the Best Forever (2011), Kiss the Ring (2012) and Suffering from Success (2013). In 2009, Khaled became the president of record label Def Jam South and he is also the CEO and founder of We the Best Music Group.
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