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Staff Picks: Songs We're Thankful For
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Family, friends, food, shelter, love, safety, pets, these are all things you'll hear on a typical Thanksgiving "thankful for" list. It's great that we have a day to celebrate these things with the ones we love over a wonderful meal but what is one thing left out of that list? Music! Music is what takes a Thanksgiving gathering from good to great and can really help loved ones come together.
Our friends at KROQ took the time to put together a great big list of the music they're thankful for and they inspired us to do the same! We asked three MetroLyrics staffers to pick their favorite songs and lyrics of the year...
A.H.: Ellie Goulding - Lights
Favorite lyrics:
And I'm not sleeping now, the dark is too hard to beat / And I'm not keeping now, the strength I need to push me
Why I Picked It: The first time I heard Ellie Goulding's 'Lights', I'm pretty sure I thought to myself: this girl gets me. The lyrics are all about yearning for the safety of your home, and sometimes I get the same homesick aching like Ellie does. I have a feeling we'd be BFFs if we ever met.
Favorite lyrics:
And at once I knew I was not magnificent
Why I Picked It: Bon Iver, Bon Iver, the latest album from Justin Vernon's band, is a shoe in on my best of 2011 list and includes more than a few of the prettiest sounding songs of the year. Included on that list is "Holocene," a song that could be the perfect soundtrack to a Thanksgiving weekend, as its poetic lyrics allude to friends, family and perspective. It's only fitting that I pay Thanksgiving thanks to this song.
SJ: Lana Del Rey - Video Games
Favorite lyrics:
Swinging in the backyard / Pull up in your fast car / Whistling my name
Why I Picked It: Lana Del Rey seemingly came out of nowhere earlier this year with her homemade video for 'Video Games'. The song was immediately stuck in my head (I went to bed singing it and woke up singing it) and was like nothing I've ever heard. I hope Lana Del Rey's upcoming full-length album doesn't disappoint!
What songs are you thankful for? Tell us in the comments, and above all, have a wonderful Thanksgiving!
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Last October, Reverend Billy (AKA Billy Talen) made his second appearance at JP Morgan. The first time the Reverend showed up at the House of Morgan, he protested the banks practices by putting a "holy hex" on the building. This time, he was there to draw attention to the House of Morgan's financing of "mountain […]
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The State government will foot the medical bill of M. Manauf, 47, for treatment of a bullet injury he sustained when the service pistol of a Railway Protection Force (RPF) constable went off accidentally on Friday.
Health Minister V.S. Sivakumar, who visited the private hospital on Monday, told Y. Yasmin, Mr. Manauf's wife, that Aryadan Mohammed, the Minister in charge of Railways, had conveyed to him the government decision. The government had sanctioned Rs.25,000 as emergency aid.
Mr. Sivakumar was accompanied by Divisional Railway Manager (DRM) Rajesh Agrawal and Additional DRM V. Rajeevan.
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Later, at a press conference, Mr. Agrawal said he had handed over to Ms. Yasmin the application forms for making a compensation claim to the Railway Claims Tribunal. He said the family was likely to submit the applications in a day or two. The State government had agreed to provide free legal assistance to the family to claim compensation.
He said Railways had decided to shift the RPF armoury and the reservation cash counter to a place not frequented by passengers. Railways would put in place a system for banks to come and collect the daily cash from the counter instead of Railway officials going to them to deposit the money. The RPF constable in question was to have accompanied the cash bag to the bank that day.
He said Railways had nothing to hide in the incident. A preliminary inquiry was done on Saturday. The full inquiry was completed on Monday. Railways were like the Indian Army, and it did not run away from any problem. In fact, the constable whose weapon went off accompanied Mr. Manauf to the hospital and paid the initial admission expenses. The RPF association had collected Rs.80,000 to be given to Mr. Manauf's family, but Mr. Manauf's wife declined that assistance.
Asked if there was any delay in taking Mr. Manauf to the hospital, Mr. Agrawal replied that the injured man was taken to the hospital six minutes after the incident. A report on the incident had been sent to the Railway Board.


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Plays, Musicals & Concerts in Williamsport, PA
Looking for things to do in Williamsport? Come see a play, musical or concert at the Community Theatre League! Our local talent will wow you with big city caliber performances. Our selection of shows each season features something for everyone, whether you want to laugh, cry or dance in your seat. Take a look at what's in store at the theater for the 2014-2015 season!
Mainstage Plays & Musicals
Each season CTL brings you a number of feature plays and musicals. From comedy to drama to romance and more, our performances include well-known and up-and-coming shows on a larger scale.
May 10 at 2:00 PM
The Dark Ages look pretty dark as a small French town is beseiged by a string of disasters. Saint Foy, the patron of a local monastery hasn't performed a miracle in years and the church's coffers are looking pretty bare. All seems lost until the destitute monks take a lesson from a larcenous one-eyed minstral, who teaches them an outrageous new way to pay old debts. $18 / $10 / Season / Flex
June 28 at 2:00 PM
A down-on-his-luck Broadway producer and his mild-mannered accountant come up with a scheme to produce the most notorious flop in history thereby bilking their backers (all "little old ladies") out of millions of dollars. Problem is--the show is a smash hit! The antics of Bialystock and Bloom as they find a show, hire a director, raise the money and finally go to prison for their misdeeds are comic genius!
The show still holds the record for the most Tony wins (12), including Best Musical. $20 / $10 / Season / Flex
Our Sprouts shows are performances by kids, for kids. Typically shorter in length, these productions feature child-friendly content for our younger theater-goers.
April 12 at 2:00 PM
This collection of fables presents Aesop with an attitude! Join this lively troupe of actors and even Aesop — who may be long gone from this earth but is still the life of the party! — as they bring to the stage the tried and true stories of "The Fox and the Crow," "The Fox and the Grapes," "The Tortoise and the Hare," "The Wolf in Sheep's Clothing" and "The Sun and the Wind." 4 for $32/ $10 / Flex
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Laurel Davis
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Evelyn Griffith
Maya Holmes
Jonah Kiessling
Ava Loehr
Caitlin Marcyan
Audrey Shipman
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CTL also brings a variety of musical acts to the stage each year, from bands and orchestral groups to vocal performers.
CTL is excited to add a brand new concert experience to its line-up. GospelBond is an 10 member, all-male gospel group from the Selinsgrove area. If you like good, old time gospel harmony, and tunes like "Sweet By and By," "Long Black Train," "Amazing Grace," these talented guys are sure to delight you. For more information and to hear some tracks from their 5 albums, visit gospelbond.com. $15 / $10 / Flex
Attendees to last year's concert raved about Penny Eckman's tribute to the great Patsy Cline. She's back for all those who missed it, or just want to see her again. $15 / $10 / Flex
Central PA's #1 Beatles Tribute Band is stopping at CTL for another night of great music from the Fab Four. As a special Valentine's Day offering, the group made up of Bob Yoas, Dave Brumbaugh, Colin Beatty, and Joel Vincent will concentrate on The Beatle's love songs--a perfect night out for you and your sweetheart. $15 / $10 / Flex.
Back for their fifth installment, this 9-piece group has been playing to sell-out crowds and mixing together classic rock, funk, soul, & current hits. $15 / $10 / Flex
Featuring Spencer Sweeting--Vocals, Kevin Henry--Trombone, Bill Grose--Trombone, Brett Rynhart--Trombone, Larry Fisher--Bari Sax, Lee Saville-Andree--Keyboards, Tim Breon--Guitar, Matt Radspinner--Bass, Bob Leidhecker--drums.
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Lewis Carroll's famous inquisitive heroine comes to life in Disney's Alice In Wonderland jr., a delightful adaptation of the classic Disney film. Join Alice as she chases the White Rabbit, races the Dodo Bird, gets tied up with Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum, raps with a bubble-blowing Caterpillar, and beats the Queen of Hearts at her own game! 4 for $32 / $10 / Flex


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Crab Trap: Good Luck Finding a Place to Park
The food was pretty good but the service was excellent. We had a table overlooking the beach which was perfect as the sun set.
Favorite Dish: I had the Mahi Mahi and oysters on the half shell which were both good but not great.
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One of my favorite restaurant...
One of my favorite restaurant in the area is:
Fisherman's Wharf:
Dinner menu prices range from $6.49-$8.99 for sandwiches and 10.99-$27.99 for fried and grilled seafood, as well as chicken, steak and lobster.
Try buffalo shrimp !
specializes in authentic Northern Italian cuisine.This one is for special occasions!
Harbor Docks;
The lunch menu features Thai dishes, plate lunches, sandwiches, fried plates and grilled plates of seafood, chicken, homestyle items and beef.
Prices range from $4.95-$9.95
For fine dining in Sandestin Hilton
New in Town:
Grand Boulevard restaurants:
Mitchell's Fish Market
P.F. Chang's China Bistro
Fleming's Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar
Cantina Laredo Gourmet Mexican Food
Johnny Rockets
Dont forget to get a good Ice cream from:
Kilwin's Chocolates, Fudge & Ice Cream ( my favorite is the coconut)
Also across from Sandestin Resort you can find The Village of Baytowne Wharf.
For shopping, dining and entertainment, The Village of Baytowne Wharf offers fabulous restaurants, five nightspots and more than fifty shops and galleries, in a quaint New Orleans, Charleston and Old Florida atmosphere at the bayside.
At Sandestin, there's something for everyone.
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Hogs Breath: Awesome
My sister and I stumbled upon this establishment on our girls night out. Very friendly customers and staff. We just had a little snack here and some drinks, but met some interesting people and had fun. We left before the band started but wish we would have stayed. All the food smelled yummy and looked mouth watering. Will go back next year to try some entrees. They have an out door bar where you can sit and relax too!!!
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Fudpucker's: Just so so
This restaurant seems to be a lot of fluff. Very, Very long waits. Very, Very, Very crowded. I'm not kidding, the most crowed restaurant I have ever been in. The live music upstairs is fun while waiting for a table. Food is expensive and nothing special. The kids love it, and it is a fun atmosphere, so we will continue to make it one of our stops anyway. Good drinks and Good live music!!!!!
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AJ's Oyster Bar: Yummy and Fun!!!!!
This place was yummy...and the kids enjoyed the atmosphere. I tried oysters for the first time here...not a fan. My husband loved them though. Great location, and they have a boat...the Seablaster you can ride for a couple of hours to see some Dolphins. Went back later one night for a night out with my husband at the upstairs club. Lots of people, great view, and good music. Everyone is friendly in this place!!!!!
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The Back Porch - Destin: Amazing food and atmosphere!
The Back Porch has been a favorite for years! The blackened Amberjack is mouth watering, the view of the ocean is beyond beautiful ... the atmosphere is intoxicating. Casual, fun and delicious - fantastic food, friendly service, just a great place to escape and enjoy all the wonders of Destin.
When in Destin, the first restaurant I must visit is The Back Porch!
I'll be back in May 2008!
Favorite Dish: Blackened Amberjack, hush puppies, corn on the cob and slaw!
The drinks are fabulous too!!
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Cheeseburger in Paradise: wonderful
Normally, we avoid places that have that "chain rest" feel to them. But we loved this place. Fun atmosphere, COLD beer and good food.
Favorite Dish: The teriyaki ribs were as good as Memphis bar be que. Also the sweet potato chips were good.
Sakura: Best Sushi in town!
Usually the best places to eat are the "hole-in-the-wall" restaurants, and not the ones you see with all the glitz and lights. Sakura is just such a place. Owned by Tam and Twee, it's simply the freshest, best sushi in the area, with the best prices too. Their Ahi tuna is unbelievable, and they have a variety of extraordinairy sushi dishes, such as eel and octopus. They also serve a variety of typical Chinese restaurant dishes also, like sesame chicken, steak and peppers, egg rolls, etc. I've been to Harbor Docks and Osaka, and Sakura is just as good if not better, but for far less money! Well worth it!!
Favorite Dish: The John and Susan Roll. It's not on the menu, it's a specialty dish, named after some friends of ours. Crab, shrimp, fish sauce, cream cheese, it's a mountain of flavor. Oh yeah, and the egg drop soup, it's the best I've ever had.
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We stayed at the Nautilus on Occaloosa Island and the lady at the front desk told us to go there. It was horrible. They hardly give you any food. Not only that, but it wasn't even good. The service was less than expected, especially for the price. We just really didn't enjoy our experience there. And we're not fussy people. We met another family in an elevator the next evening leaving The Crab Trap (WONDERFUL, DELICIOUS, GREAT SERVICE) we were all talking about how great everything was and at about the same time, we all shared our bad experiences at Anglers. That's two families. DON'T GO TO ANGLERS.
Favorite Dish: none
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The Neighborhood Cafe: Breakfast
Like one of the other writers, we were looking for a charming breakfast place in Destin. Although the Destin Diner is charming, we wanted breakfast food that was a world apart. This trip we discovered the Neighborhood Cafe, in Mary Esther, on the west side of Fort Walton Beach. It is truly a local establishment, and serves som incredible dishes, including some jewels they call Homemade Secret Pancakes and Homemade Secret Belgian Waffles. Amazing omelettes and biscuits and gravy to die for. Eat there daily and you will waddle out - but one vacation splurge is de rigeur. And to top it off - the prices are what you might expect to find in a tiny truck stop on some little state highway leading to no place in particular. Charming little booths and lots of character. Don't miss it!
Gumbo, Shimp, Baked Oysters CORONA!: The BOATHOUSE Oyster Bar.
We go back to the Boathouse all the time, it's our very favorite place to eat, listen to music and watch the sunset. It's just a little nothing shack that sits on a dock but it has THE best atmosphere and the people there are always so friendly and just seem so genuinely happy to be serving you. I loved it there! So did my husband. We stumbled across it by accident on our first trip to Destin and are so happy that we did.
Favorite Dish: We absolutely LOVE the baked oysters! They smother them in bacon and cheese and then bake them. Pour on some Louisiana hot sauce and you're in HEAVEN. The gumbo is THE best we've had anywhere. Wash it all down with a corona and then have some of their yummy Key Lime Pie. Yummy!
It's tiny so be prepared to wait, we've never had a problem getting a table but we usually go EARLY.
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Ciao Bella
Featuring Italian and pizza, Ciao Bella is one of the little known but great restaurants in Destin. It sits next to McGuire's and just over the bridge from Okaloosa Island, so it should be plenty busy, but lucky for its customers it is not too crowded. I had just pizza there (a great thin-crust sausage, pepperoni, and mushroom pizza for about $16), but their traditional Italian food also looked good. The offer indoor dining in a clean and new restaurant or outdoor dining along busy Hwy 98.
Walking distance from here to McGuires, AJs, the Boathouse.
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Louisiana Lagniappe: Food? Great - Atmosphere? Iffy
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Pentagon CIO Teri Takai wants industry to find new ways of authenticating mobile users.
Defense Department CIO Teri Takai is urging industry to develop mobile devices that can be quickly certified by the Pentagon and that use derived credentials on users' phones in lieu of Common Access Cards.
"We're going to need to work with industry to make sure that as we look at derived credentials, as we look at a different way of authenticating, which we knew we were going to get to, that you are in fact investing in providing more and more security in that derived credential," Takai said at FedScoop's fourth annual MobileGov Summit on Feb. 27.
Derived credentials can be installed on devices via hardware such as microSD and SIM cards, instead of Common Access Cards, which rely on external readers.
Takai said DOD can't bank on having cutting-edge smartphones or tablet PCs given the current budget constraints and needs to have a secure mobile environment that isn't contingent on devices.
"The phone in and of itself and the security of the phone, as I say, is a start point, but now we're really talking about what are the structural changes that have to happen in the way we look at our data, in the way that we look at our applications, in the way we look at security," she said.
DOD's widespread use of apps further complicates security. Once a phone or operating system is certified for use, the preloaded apps also must be vetted. Ideally, agencies would include apps used by employees in their catalogues so updates and alterations to code could easily be accessed.
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Thread: I want to go to art school
January 21st, 2009 #1
I want to go to art school
Advice and crits are always welcome more than anything. I'm here at CA to find teachers, whatever your creds.
I am back after a bit. Of course I never stop drawing. However i will not post some work from my time gone as they are many fullbody pregnant self porttraits from month to month. And I didnt feel much like drawing or much like myself at all while pregnant. It was not planned but I had a daughter in August. I find her extremely hard to draw. I must find new ways to prioritize my time. I moved to nrthern Washington. There are many good schools up here. Since I will finally be old enough to take out my own student loans, I will start school in the Spring. I will be getting my general AA and plan to transfer to PLU to obtain my BFA in painting and a minor in legal studies, and then go on to law school. I finally have a scanner again and am back in mode so here are some works. Some selfpos, studies, my daughter, my husband, and figure drawings from a figure drawing session. The model couldnt hold a pose very well but it was a free session.
Art's something that's been with me since I was a kid. Since I can remember I've been inspired by the covers of my father's humongous library of sci/fi/fantasy books and video game booklets since the SNES. I'd stay up till 3 or 4 AM under the covers of my bed just copying them.
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Hide this ad by registering as a memberJanuary 21st, 2009 #2
Some of this stuff I already hate, but posting it for the sake of my progress. sorry for the poor scan qualities in some I'm still trying to figure out a new scanner.
January 21st, 2009 #3
Hey! You started a SB sweet!
Shake is my fave character! I dig how you rendered him. Post more of your work! And practice practice practice!
"As you may have noticed, Im not all here my self..."
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January 21st, 2009 #4
A copy from one of my favorite comics, some studies of my dobie/pit mix, and some life studies, I need to get better
January 21st, 2009 #5
Thanks Jarhead, I love shake also
A trees (I think juniper?) from a park near my house and some grafitti covered rocks from there, a sleeping old lady from the salon where I work. The rocks had to be rushed because my dog disappeared, some lady had found him and put on a leash while she was jogging so I couldn't find him for two hours : / good Samaritan
January 21st, 2009 #6
A copy of an artist whom I think is really underrated in the states, Seedling's challenge part 1 which I pretty much sucked up
January 22nd, 2009 #7
A larger sb where I'm doing some anatomy
January 22nd, 2009 #8
puzzle i'm still solving:
January 22nd, 2009 #9
No dude, you really need to work on posting more.
Scetchbook: View the exhibitionist's stuff.
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January 24th, 2009 #10
Trust me I'm not leaving I still got a long way to go and a lot of confidence to build
January 25th, 2009 #11
January 27th, 2009 #12
Halfway through doing this I realized that I wasn't learning that much new from it.. I finished the face because I hate to not, but it really doesn't push anything >: (
at this point I'm gonna comtinue studying anatomy until I feel confident enough to draw my own figures. Not gonna make any more like this until it comes from my own head!!!!!!!
the ref: http://i40.tinypic.com/5tunnn.jpg
Oh yea, and does anyone have any clues on how to make me scanner suck less balls? It's a HP photosmart C5280 all-in-one. Of course it doesnt help that the paper is sort of low quality and I had no pointer blender ...
January 28th, 2009 #13
Hahahaha!!! Arale!!!! I loved Dr. Slump as a Kid
Your anatomy studies are pretty sweet You have a lot of potential, so please, keep it up
And the copy from preacher is great too
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The Spaniard's Sketchbook... No holds barred
January 28th, 2009 #14
Thanks Quickenobi, I still love Dr. Slump even though I 'm 21 now >< You can't read preacher without loving cassidy. yes I will keep it up thank you
I'm slowly learning that's it's important to fill in as much of my figure as I can WITHOUT copying the reference, and only use it when I get really lost. As a result I lost some accuracy and quality, but I also moved much faster and learned much more from these..
January 31st, 2009 #15
more study! Sorry, I know at this point my sb is boring as hell to look at but I WILL get to where I can make eye popping works one day, I hope. It will feel so good to not have to put someone else's name in the attachment copyright one day, but right now I still feel like I need to study basics.
There is a problem with it though...I mean, even after drawing all these skulls, I told myself I was going to do a page of my own skulls. I made one little tiny one you see in the bottom left..but beyond that I was unable to find the faith in my imagination to do more. It's intimidating to me : /
Anyway, I didn't realize how important, complex and interesting the bones were until I did 'em. I got Peck's book on thursday. What I should have bought is a pointer blender!!!
February 4th, 2009 #16
Becomeing less and less dependent on the photograph. Mistakes and deviations are becoming OK! Or at least acceptable for what they are. I'm not sure if that's a good thing.
February 7th, 2009 #17
that's right put in work
February 9th, 2009 #18
Two self portraits from the last two days.
February 10th, 2009 #19
Move your ass go beserk
February 10th, 2009 #20
Some rare things from imagination! One of a random girl in a stoic pose which is pretty much where I'm at right now, I am kind of embarrassed of it, but I have to start somewhere. One is sposed to be baba yaga for this week's chow, where she's stopping at the water. I think I remember from a story I read when I was really young, that she was chasing a girl who threw a magic comb or something and it turned into a lake to stop her. I loved the dark stories of her as a girl so I drew that just for fun, because I am definitely not ready to actually participate in the chow at this point lol.
Sorry about the light pencil, I should have gone over them in something not 2H
February 10th, 2009 #21
Took a break from all these men to draw some women from reference, and a page of my absolute favorite model. I really need to study hands next
February 11th, 2009 #22
2 more selfpos and jumping little dudes
February 11th, 2009 #23
One thing i noticed is that your eyes are way too big. Keep drawing.
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February 16th, 2009 #24
Samuel gray: Thank you! Comments like this are invaluable to me. I'll definitely work on that.
woops, it's been a bit long since I updated, I've been drawing though! More Peck and one master study:
February 16th, 2009 #25
A laughably bad attempt at drawing moving people in the park (it is much harder than I thought!) mixed with studies of the scapula and clavicle, life drawings of my boyfriend playing Fallout 3.
February 21st, 2009 #26
February 21st, 2009 #27
hey good start. I am at a similar level, just started drawing in december. so mainly my SB is studies, kinda boring but neccessary.
what I find helps a lot is gesture sketching, once a week I go into town and draw people quickly for a couple of hours. doesn't matter how they turn out, but my brain hard drive remembers proportions and poses much better this way. so I can spot mistakes in my other work.
another website I use everyday is posemaniacs.com where I also do lots of short poses. honestly these 2 activities have improved me the most. now I just need to learn where all the muscles and bones are... that's the hard part.
I would also recommend learning photoshop, do a little every day - it will make it much easier when you come to use it.
Anyway good start, you're still really young - wish I was drawing at your age. keep on practicing and you'll be awesome in no time!
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February 22nd, 2009 #28
Hey thanks for the comment Alextooth! Good to know someone kinda understands where I'm at. Youre right, I'm really comfortable with book studies, but as you can see up there when I tried to do some gestures quickly I failed miserably, so I need to practicethat more. I have meant to do some posemaniacs, but I keep getting distracted by my Peck book, when I have at least a basic comprehension of the bones and muscles from there is when I plan to seriously move into gestures. I SHOULD do more color work >.< I will get on it.
Here is some pelvis. I think this was the hardest bone for me to get a grasp of so far. I am almost to the muscle section.
February 22nd, 2009 #29
Good looking studies indeed! I do however feel that some of the figures feel a bit too unbalanced, like the weight not being distributed correctly. Keep postin'
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February 23rd, 2009 #30
Thanks noodledoodle! I mostly noticed that heppens to me in my imaginary drawings I have a really hard time with that, and making the figure look, I guess, "grounded" and balanced. I wasn't able to see that it was showing up in my studies, but now I see that you're right. So now I have to really work a lot harder on improving that. If you hadnt said anything I wouldn't have looked back on them and would have thought they were OK the whole time, so I really appreciate the crit.
Here are some animal studies. I am still going to continue my human studies just as hard, these are something I am doing on the side in a thread in the mentor section. I also hope maybe it can supplement my figure studies, at least in certain ways.


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Attention all Alaskan residents,
Some very troubling news out of Juneau recently. The repeal of daylight savings time has PASSED through the Senate and has now become a real possibility. The act still must pass through the House, so please contact your House of Representatives immediately. The ramifications of this is bad for the local economy and real bad for golfers. If this becomes a reality, then it will get colder and darker one hour earlier each evening in the summer and fall. Some of the ramifications:
- It will cut 18 days off of golf/range in the fall after work.
- This is the busiest time for golf courses. Financially the courses will take a big hit. There will be less money for equipment, staffing, and course improvement projects (We just purchased a sifter for soil on the range. That type of purchase would not have happened without daylight savings time.)
- Our local vendors will suffer from us having less money to spend.
- From May 1st to September 30th is about 150 fewer hours in Anchorage to enjoy the outdoor evenings! Not just golfing, but hiking, fishing, biking, walking the dog, having friends over to a BBQ on the deck, so on and so forth.
- Every business that relies on summer outdoor activities will suffer. Fewer dollars will circulate through our economy! Is that what Alaska needs? Now?
- Tourism dollars. The Chamber of Commerce, Visit Anchorage and AEDC Anchorage would no longer be able to tout that uniqueness that makes us the envy of so many places – 'Land of the Midnight Sun'. We will have very few, if any of those days with the one hour earlier darkness. Another blow to the economy.
- Below is what affect the repeal of Daylight Savings Time (DST) would have on your opportunity to golf:
No DST for Summer Play (Prime hours of operation 5:00am-10pm):
From May 15th to August 15th we would lose an hour of our operation in the evening. This would equate to 670 total tee times lost during the evening prime season.
No DST for Fall Play:
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39? Yeah sure right... Expecting a baby?
- Tuesday 12 OctoberBy Rose
You are obviously a guy. Some women have no problem having kids into their late '40s--some can't do it even at 20.
- Tuesday 12 OctoberBy Nico Toscani
I'm guessing they think she's actually over 39. That is an accurate age, even though she looks 60. In the words of Rick James: "Cocaine is a hell of a drug".
- Wednesday 13 OctoberBy GAEL
I love Rachel but hate seeing her bones sticking out of her chest, she doesnt look attractive, she looks sickly. I would think that this will affect her pregnancy and hope her doctor makes her gain some much needed weight.
- Tuesday 12 OctoberBy islandwalker
She knows you have to gain weight to carry a baby right?
- Tuesday 12 OctoberBy pashaHighest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
Good for them! Congrats if it is true.
- Tuesday 12 OctoberBy mitivolvoLowest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
yuk...... who would touch that skinny skank.
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she's not confirming it because she's had a miscarriage before and scared to go through the same thing again as at her age it's harder to conceive and have a healthy baby. so she knows that this is a blessing though actual stars have had children at her age and older for decades. Patricia Neal had her 5th child at 39 in 1965 of course she was never as skinny as Rachel is notorious for being even with drinking and smoking including while pregnant of course those were the days when doctors didn't tell you not to do those things while pregnant. of course having a first child at that age is more dangerous than having a fifth sixth what ever.
- Tuesday 12 OctoberBy Tammy
she needs to gain some weight first
- Tuesday 12 OctoberBy letmay8
She looks old to be pregnant.
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- Tuesday 12 OctoberBy Denise
Just what the world needs...another crack baby.
- Wednesday 13 OctoberBy notjeff
I think you got her age mixed up with her weight. Her husband hopes to raise the baby with his boyfriend. And a fetus can't survive on cocaine and cigarettes.
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A baby can survive and thrive in utero and after birth with a mother that smokes while she's pregnant. my mother did and none of my problems are Corolated back to it I wasn't born premature nearly 2 weeks late infact nor was I under weight like you would expect the baby of a smoker to be I was 7lbs 11oz and 19 5/8 inches long. why don't we stay off of Rachel's case she'll admit the good news when she's ready granted I was born before my mother turned 23 so it's totally different than having your first kid at 39 look at Michelle Duggar had her 16th would've been 17th child at 39 and has had 3 since of course that's from 17 pregnancies at 2 of those resulted in Twins and one ended in a miscarriage due to use of birth control while pregnant.
- Wednesday 13 OctoberBy Dyanne
Rachel has way to many wrinkles to be 39. I am 52 and look much younger than her. And girl........ gain some waist! You look like hell.
- Wednesday 13 OctoberBy Roberta
Pregnant? Oh, God, I hope not. On an episode of her show, she had gowns worth thousands of dollars hanging from a closet-pole. The pole was so low, the gown bottoms puddled on the floor like drapes. Her studio flooded from rain during the night, and these gowns were ruined. That was the last episode I ever watched. Trust her with a baby? She's not smart enough to hang up a dress the right way. She's just another celebrity airhead who is not fit to raise a child.
- Thursday 14 October
not all celebrities are airheads nor unfit to raise children. give Rachel a Chance that insident with the dresses might have been a fluke. most modern day celebrities count too much on Nannies to look after their kids anyway and never admit to feeling bad about it. like some oldtime stars have over the years since their children grew up like for example Patricia Neal or Joanne Woodward granted stylists are behind the scenes and those examples were major academy award winning actresses and not only that close friends for many decades even having their youngest daughters 3 1/2 months apart in 1965 Correct Paul & Joanne's youngest Claire Olivia was born April 21st 1965 and Roald & Patricia's youngest Lucy Neal was Born August 4th some six months after Pat suffered a series of strokes. lets leave Rachel alone she's scared to confirm it because of previous history
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What Are the Symptoms of HIV and AIDS?...other type of activity -- kissing someone with HIV, sharing food or drinks with them, touching something an HIV-positive person touched -- there's basically no chance that whatever you did resulted in you getting HIV. If you're curious about... Read more »
Viral Load Tests...Load? The viral load test measures the amount of HIV virus in your blood. There are different techniques for doing this: The PCR ( p olymerase c hain r eaction) method uses an enzyme to multiply the HIV in the blood sample. Then a chemical... Read more »
Complete Blood Count (CBC)...internal bleeding or you could bruise easily. People with HIV disease sometimes have a low platelet count, also called "thrombocytopenia." Taking HIV medications usually corrects this problem. Platelets are almost never so high that they cause... Read more »
Women and HIV Viral Load...of HIV, the greater the risk of your immune system being damaged. Viral load can be measured by two different lab tests: a polymerase chain reaction (PCR) test or a branched DNA (bDNA) test. Both tests are accurate, but each has a different way... Read more »
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Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies...I have mistakenly found myself annoyed at posters fightened for their lives after kissing a stranger, or opening a door knob touched by a hooker. And then, I have to remind myself ...... even though the exposure might be different, everyone... Read more »
Blemishes and scabs- HIV?
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply...I had a low risk exsposure. I have a bunch of little neeldepoint-sized scabs all over my legs and arms, and I have many small light brown blemishes. Are these HIV symptoms? Read more »
Negative PCR DNA at 8 weeks
Posted by sunkyst, 2 Replies...I just got the results of a PCR DNA test at 8 weeks and a negative HIV antibody test. Does this mean I don't have HIV or do I need more testing? Read more »
DNA PCR Test
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies...Does anyone recommend the DNA PCR test i.e. the test that looks for HIV directly rather than HIV antibodies. Does anyone have any experience of this test and Read more »
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