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Can you mosaic paper mache
I ordered some paper mache mannequin torsos from createforless.com and they're really solid but i wanted to know is it okay to mosaic them? They're about 16" tall. Could I use weldbond on them? Just wanted to know if anyone else has mosaiced paper mache :)
There is a well-known mosaicist I found a couple yrs. ago on the net (can't remember his name, but he had mosaiced a Longhorn) that mosaics on paper mache. I think I remember he said "not directly", though. I think he uses rigid wrap. If I were to try your project, I'd wrap it w/rigid wrap - found a HobLob - and give it a couple coats of gesso b/f mosaicing. This, IMO, w/give it a nice sturdy, smooth surface. And, yes, Weldbond w/be a good adhesive. However, in my experience, Weldbond isn't good for someone w/no patience, cuz it slips/slides too much UNLESS you pour some out in a little plate, and let it get tacky. I also use Aleen's quick dry glue. Of course, this project is for interior use only.

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|Thank you for interviewing one of the most Western figures of anime/manga! I used to have a Mobile Suit Gundam novel where Fred was the translator. Since he knew Tezuka personally, he would be a great person to have at several cons since he was friends with the modern anime/manga creator. I guess also one could say that if it weren't for Fred, the impact manga has had in North America wouldn't be the way it is.
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|A small mistake in the transcript: "peaked", not "piqued".
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A welcome, if all too brief, interview. Something more in depth, with more meat on the bones would have been all the more welcome.
It would have been nice to find out whether Schodt has another book in the works and what he thinks the likely prospects for the English language manga market are.
Still, I'll take what I can get.
Oh, and "piqued" does not mean the same thing as "peaked". ANN is in desperate need of a decent proofreader. I respect and appreciate ANN as a professional news source but typos (and misplaced links) in pretty much every other article / column / review give a rather amateurish, slipshod impression.
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I will admit there've been more typos that have slipped through lately, and that's my bad. I'll drink more coffee and pay closer attention.
However virtually every site out there - I mean, I can't get through a day's news on Huffington Post without there being small typos and minor screwups in every other article or so - has issues like this, so the next time you see a typo please do not rush into the forums to proclaim how incompetent and amateurish we are.
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I don't think you (or ANN more generally) are either incompetent or amateurish - just that too many errors might create that impression.
And whilst I've never read the Huffington Post, no, none of the other online news sites I frequent - ranging from the one-man-show comics news of Journalista at one extreme to the biggest-news-organisation-in-the-world BBC at the other - have anything like the same frequency of errors.
Anyway, pay no mind to me: drunk, tired, cranky and pedantic is a terrible combination.
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I like that attitude.
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I think it's Hasegawa Machiko instead of Michiko.
Oh, also great interview.
Please for the love of my life do not die out anime and manga...
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Very true. I've long since stopped being surprised by MSN.com articles with sentences rendered unreadable by incompetent C&P work and slipshod rewrites.
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Very awesome!
Agreed that the interview was on the brief side, but Mr. Schodt's responses were very interesting. Especially the bit about finding The Four Immigrants.
More anime/manga scholars, please.
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It is impossible to truly enjoy Manga or Anime on a mature level without understanding the history. You have only to see Takahata Isao lovingly unrolling the ancient scrolls and explaining how he uses them for inspiration and source. This is NOT a Hollywood fad, this is a thousand year-old artistic and story-telling tradition.
Thank you for the article.
However - I cannot find the "great book out now by Adam Curran" - can anyone point me to a source for it?
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Hi. Thanks for the interview! I like it, but I notice there are several typos of Japanese names, because what I said in the recording has apparently been phoneticized (the wrong way). I would like to help correct the errors. How can I email either the editor or Evan?
Thanks much, Fred
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Email me: zac at animenewsnetwork dot com and I'll fix them all ASAP.
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How about an ANN regular column Mr Schodt? I'd read anything you wrote. Might be added to "Buried Treasure" as my favourite and only other regular ANN read
And while I'm at it, more info on Frederick Schodt is here:
http://www.jai2.com/ (own site).
Like I said, respect,
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Michael John Paley was yesterday sentenced to 26 weeks in jail by magistrates.
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On three occasions between January 9 and February 17 last year, the defendant was spotted lurking in the lane behind Sally Carter's home in Steel Green, Millom, wearing tiny shorts and a vest top.
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Mr Andy Gallagher, defending, told the court: "Mr Paley still denies the offence."
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Paley was handed a 26-week jail sentence.
He has already served three weeks after being jailed for a breach of bail conditions after writing a blog post about his trial.
Mr Gary Ormondroyd, presiding magistrate, said: "This case has had a devastating impact on the victim and her family and it gives the court no option but to impose a custodial sentence.
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on: April 30, 2014 07:50:49 PM
One of my besties is turning 50 and she deserves a parade! She lives far away so I won't get to see her in person, but I can make her a parade float. I finished this today and got it boxed up to ship to her.
That's her with her hubby in pics they had taken for the anniversary. The little wagon is from the fairy garden stuff at Michael's and the kitty is their cat, Lincoln.
That's her birthday in the graffiti.
I took lots and lots (and lots) of photos because there are lots and lots (and lots) of details.
She was born in Newark, Ohio so this old puzzle piece went underneath.
"Float"ing on clouds.
Annnnnd the photos of the kitty float.
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Fake Passport/Real Birthday Card for Mom
on: April 13, 2014 11:12:08 AM
I made my mom a leather passport wallet for her birthday at the end of the month (
). Since I have to ship it to her and won't be there to tell her what it is (and it's not labeled) I wanted to make a fake passport to put in the pocket and I decided to make that her birthday card.
Just some blue scrapbook paper in a similar color to a US passport and gold pigment ink. I had bought alphabet clear stamps and it was fun to finally get to use them even though they don't really look like the font on the passport.
First page is the birthday wish. The all caps and all lower-case were chosen mostly just for what would fit on the page. More gold ink. I need practice getting even, clear impressions.
Center pages is a quote I thought appropriate to travel, but that wasn't too long to fit on the page. This time blue ink.
And the back page, same blue ink:
The biggest challenge was getting photos.
I'm having lots of fun with the tedious task of writing out things with these clear stamps! I hope I get the chance to go more projects with them soon.
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Leather Passport Case for Mom
on: April 13, 2014 10:48:48 AM
My mom has been doing lots of traveling since she retired a couple of years ago and she's been lucky to get to travel internationally as well as here in the US. I was given a box of scrap leather by a friend who designs & builds for a furniture manufacturer on the East Coast, so I started pinning lots of leather project ideas. When I came upon a tutorial for a passport holder/wallet I thought it would be a good gift for her.
Original pin:
I chose this icy, light blue leather and a light natural colored waxed thread. This is the inside, with bonus dog snootle photobomb.
I had planned this project for a few months, so saved those fake credit cards that they send with your pre-approved junk mail and then I made a fake passport/real birthday card. I have to ship the gift to her, so I thought it would let her know what this thing is as well as be cute. I'm trying to get a hold of a Euro note or two to put in the other pocket since she's going to France and Italy next month.
Front without dog snootle.
Back, also sans snootle.
This is the first time I've ever stitched on leather and second leather project. You can tell that I'm a novice by the semi-wonky stitches, but otherwise I'm pretty pleased with how it turned out.
I used stamps to put her initials on the inside. I didn't trust myself to stamp "PASSPORT" on the outside and get it at all straight and level.
Here's the fake passport/real birthday card:
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Tea staining and ink jet printing... do they play nice?
on: April 01, 2014 06:52:54 PM
I want to make some old stained labels for bottles and jars. I love the tea stain look and the warping of the paper. Does anyone have experience tea-staining paper they've printed on with an ink jet printer? I'll just be using black ink (grey scale). I thought of staining before, but I wonder the the warped and swollen paper will feed through well.
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The Not-wine Hostess Gift
on: March 31, 2014 08:13:44 PM
Our lovely neighbors around the way invited The ManFlesh and I to a dinner party last weekend. Of course we asked wht we could bring and they said "just yourselves." Well, we're not the types to show up empty handed so we thought we'd just pick up a bottle of wine. The next day I was grocery shopping and saw the daffodils and picked up a 10-stem bunch. They were only $1.99 so it seemed like a lot of blossom for the buck (ninety-nine). After I put them in a vase at home, it hit me that flowers might be a better (i.e. "safer") option for us to bring as a hostess gift.
When I decided on daffodils for them (three and a half 10-stem bunches) I decided that I could use some of the green burlap from my stash to doll up a vase. One dollar store vase and a bit of lace from the fabric store later et voila! A pretty, spring bouquet.
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Contribution to Collaborative Memorial Project
on: March 22, 2014 03:29:22 PM
About 6 weeks ago my friend and colleague's husband was the victim of a murder/suicide committed by a co-worker. I know her from a now-disbanded decorative painter's guild and workshops we took together One of the other members of that guild organized nine of us from the guild to create for her a collaborative project.
This is the first time I've ever worked on a canvas and I was intimidated by that as well as the purpose of the project. The only parameters were using a low profile 8" x 8" canvas and using the couple's love of the outdoors as inspiration. The will be arranged and framed in a 3 by 3 square to make a 24" x 24" piece.
I had seen photos of them at the beach and enjoying water activities, so I decided to go with blue sky and blue-green water as my my inspiration. I wanted to be dimensional, so I used the lid of a paper mache box to create an inset. I liked the idea of warm colors in there to contrast with the cool colors on the main body.
She and I had just had a little FB thread about birds when the tragedy occurred, so I wanted a branch with a bird, but couldn't find a bird and didn't trust myself to make one and then got to thinking a single bird might be sadder than I intended. So, I just went with a branch made of two gauges of copper wire and leaf shaped beads.
It was hard for me to capture with the camera, but there are hits of "interference gold" on the surfaces to add some kind of dynamic element and a little something else. All of this is done with decorative painters' materials instead of artists' materials, because that's what I have and what I know. It's mostly applied and manipulated with a trowel, but some with brushes.
I'm not thrilled with the piece, but I'm not humiliated either. I picked up several more canvases when I bought this one, hoping to try more things.
Tying Elk to St. Patrick's Day in a Cupcake! I bring you Irish Elk Car Bombs!
on: March 16, 2014 03:55:23 PM
So The ManFlesh works at a foundation that is Elk-related (yes, really) and they have an Employee Crisis Assistance Program that has various fundraisers throughout the year, like chili cook-offs and bake sales. Last month their bake sale was so successful they decided to do another one this month - on St. Patrick's Day. Teehee, my *last contribution was so popular that The ManFlesh was asked if I would be contributing again.
Well, I'd already planned on making Irish Car Bomb cupcakes for his team, so I was already almost ready to make them for the bake sale!
I just had to add fun toppers for the bake sale. this piece by D Trudeau** was perfect (and I didn't even know it had been post of craftster) While trying to decide on imagery, I got the idea to use Irish Elk! POW! and BAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAA! There are more deets about all that went into these as well as links to the original recipe & details about Irish Elk, as well as a photo of my T-rex dressed for the holiday (no kiddin') on my blog -
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Shoppers is but a mecca for wandering feet and junk food-less stomachs.
And it looks like Drake feels the same way because on Thursday night there was a bit of a commotion at the Binbrook location of Shoppers Drug Mart when word got out that Drake was shooting a video there with Hamilton-native Matthew "OB" Brien in tow. The Hamilton Spectator reported that Drake "was looking for a location to shoot a video for one of his new songs. It had to be in a drugstore, a Shoppers Drug Mart, one out of the way where a pop superstar wouldn't draw too much attention."
Obviously a mob came out to Shoppers (which would happen, people need their Life brand honey roasted almonds) and as the Hamilton Spectator observed, "several hundred Drake fans were huddled together under the falling snow at the entrance of the Binbrook Shoppers Drug Mart, hoping to get a glimpse of the pop star."
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This valuable bookwritten for married or engaged couples or those in anticipation of marriageis a biblical exposition of how to make the truth and principles of a godly marriage not just come alive, but last.
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Gary and Betsy Ricucci are members of Sovereign Grace Church of Louisville, Kentucky, where Gary serves as a pastor. They have 35 years of experience serving engaged and married couples through small groups, counseling, seminars, and conferences. Gary is also director of student care for the Pastors College of Sovereign Grace Ministries.
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I'm right with you there...I would never take a penny to watch my grandchild, either. I do it out of love and not wanting her to be in daycare. Who else would hold her and rock her when she's not feeling well, who else would play with her all day and tell her how wonderful she is...ME! :):)
I just have one little granddaughter, 20 months old! We have her several days every week. This afternoon(Tuesday) she went home and we have had her since Friday. Our daughter works weird hours and is single parenting so Miss Precious spends lots of time with us! I'm so glad that we are the ones that get to spend so much time with her! She is just way too much fun!!
Good for you, Jonesy! I have maybe one more year of watching my little grandchild and then she'll be off to pre-school and after that, full day kindergarten (as ordered by our state.) My husband still works and won't retire for another three or four years, so watching my grandbaby fits perfectly with our plan right now. Now, if my husband was fully retired, I'm not sure which path I'd follow, but I'm glad I don't have to make that decision. I feel that I have the best of both worlds right now.


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Monthly Review Volume 66, Number 1 (May 2014)
- Review of the Month: "Stagnation and Financialization: The Nature of the Contradiction" by Fred Magdoff, John Bellamy Foster
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Contents of Volume 63, Number 1
- Notes from the Editors
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Contents of Volume 62, Number 1
- Notes from the Editors
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- Poetry: For Howard by Marge Piercy
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Contents of Volume 61, Number 1
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- Poetry: Who's Naïve? by Marge Piercy
- Reviews:
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Contents of Volume 59, Number 1
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- Healing the Rift: Metabolic Restoration in Cuban Agriculture by Rebecca Clausen
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- Review: Venezuela: Who Could Have Imagined? by Doug Dowd
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Contents of Volume 58, Number 1
- Notes from the Editors
- Review of the Month: The Household Debt Bubble by John Bellamy Foster
- The End of Retirement by Teresa Ghilarducci
- Trouble, Trouble, Debt, and Bubble by William K. Tabb
- The Neoliberal 'Rebirth' of Development Economics by Rémy Herrera
- Review: Capitalism is Rotten to the Core by Michael D. Yates
Monthly Review Volume 57, Number 1 (May 2005)
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- Drawing: Albert Einstein by Alexander Dobkin
- Dialectical Nature: Reflections in Honor of the Twentieth Anniversary of Levins and Lewontin's The Dialectical Biologist by Brett Clark & Richard York
- Labor Imperialism Redux?: The AFL-CIO's Foreign Policy Since 1995 by Kim Scipes
- Dressing the Wound: Organizing Informal Sector Workers by Fatma Ülkü Selçuk
- Guantánamo and the New Legal Order by Jean-Claude Paye
- Correspondence: Empire: American as Apple Pie by A. Kent MacDougall
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- Notes from the Editors
- Review of the Month: The Pentagon and Climate Change by the Editors
- Ideology and Economic Development by Michael A. Lebowitz
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- Silencing the Cells: Mass Incarceration and Legal Repression in U.S. Prisons by Richard D. Vogel
- Reprise: Why Socialism? by Albert Einstein
- Reviews:
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- Self-Reflection and Revolution by Astra Taylor
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Contents of Volume 55, Number 1
- Notes from the Editors
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- Imperial Ambition by Noam Chomsky interviewed by David Barsamian
- Behind the War on Iraq by Research Unit for Political Economy
- 'I Am in the Midst of a Genocide': E-Mails from Gaza by Rachel Corrie
- Review: Dispatches from Durban by Bill Fletcher, Jr.
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Contents of Volume 54, Number 1
- Notes from the Editors
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- U.S. Offensive in Latin America: Coups, Retreats, and Radicalization by James Petras
- Zimbabwe, South Africa, and the Power Politics of Bourgeois Democracy by Patric Bond
- Neoliberalism, the State, and the Left: A Canadian Perspective by Gregory Albo
- Why Socialism? by Albert Einstein
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Contents of Volume 53, Number 1
- Notes from the Editors
- Review of the Month: What Happened to the Women's Movement? by Barbara Epstein
- Mergers, Concentration, and the Erosion of Democracy by Richard B. Du Boff and Edward S. Herman
- The Geopolitics of Plan Colombia by James Petras
- The Queer/Gay Assimilationist Split: The Suits vs. the Sluts by Benjamin H. Shepard
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Contents of Volume 52, Number 1
- Notes from the Editors
- Review of the Month: Working-Class Households and the Burden of Debt by the Editors
- More Form than Substance: Press Coverage of the WTO Protests in Seattle by William S. Solomon
- How the United States Exports Managed Care to Third-World Countries by Howard Waitzkin and Celia Iriart
- Why Socialism? by Albert Einstein
- Correspondence: James Galbraith, Leo Panitch, Sam Gindin
- Books: Seeing the Forest and the Trees: The Politics of Rachel Carson by Ellen Leopold
- Index to Volume 51
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Contents of Volume 51, Number 1
- Notes from the Editors
- Introduction: A Socialist Magazine in the American Century by Christopher Phelps
- An Interview with Paul M. Sweezy
- An Interview with Harry Magdoff
- An Interview with Ellen Meiksins Wood
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- Notes from the Editors
- Review of the Month: Why Socialism? by Albert Einstein
- The Communist Manifesto Today by Paul M. Sweezy
- A Note on The Communist Manifesto by Harry Magdoff
- The Communist Manifesto After 150 Years by Ellen Meiksins Wood
- Specters of Capitalism by Samir Amin
- Why We Need A New Manifesto by Daniel Singer
- Communists and Works in Ex-Communist Europe by Peter Gowan
- What Goes Around Comes Around by Elly Leary
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- How to Spread the Word by Leo Huberman
- Corporations and Citizenship by Paddy Ireland
- The History of Class Struggle: From Original Accumulation to Neoliberalism by Kees van der Pijl
- Books:
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- Index for Volume 48
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- What Kind of Capitalism? The Revival of Class Struggle in Canada by Robert Chernomas and Errol Black
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- Correspondence: Scrofula: "The King's Evil" by Percy Brazil
- Books:
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- Notes from the Editors
- Review of the Month: Economic Reminiscences by Paul M. Sweezy
- A Note on "Market Socialism" by Harry Magdoff
- A Note on Kerala's Development Achievements by V. K. Ramachandran
- Notes on Writergate by Franklin Folsom
- Correspondence:
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