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A few years ago i had my big raised garden bed cleared of weeds by gardeners while they repaired it. With the weeds they took some of the soil. I cant quite recall what i added to the remaining soil before i planted but i believe it was planting mix. Last year i added greenall soil booster. Recently when turning the soil i noticed rocks which i took out and some clay. So what should i add before i plant now? Planters mix again, greenall soil booster or? What is growing in the planting bed now is honeysuckle, salvia, a lavender, daisy and some sweet william that grew from wildflower seeds i tossed in the garden. I want to plant lettuce in the shady area that has nothing growing there atm, in sunny area 1 squash and in front some petunias.
Today when i watered the shady part of the raised bed the water would not go down just sit there then i used hose and brushed the soil and some would surface on top of water totally dry. What does this mean?
Your soil needs organic matter, compost or other vegetative waste. That "planting mix" added a few years ago most likely contained some, but not enough, organic matter. What I find about Green All, or Greenall, soil booster is that they contain various animal manures, organic matter.
Soil should contain about 6 to 8 percent organic matter so add enough compost or other vegetative waste to get to that level. Many "garden soils" will be a mix of 92 to 95 percent mineral (you do not need that) and 5 to 8 percent organic matter (what you do need).
Lots of clay here too. I second the compost suggestion. I also added some sand, hoping that might loosen the soil up a bit.
As I've been adding compost or manure for a couple years, the soil is loosening and there are a heck of a lot more earthworms.
The less-worked areas still have a lot of clay, so I know the organic material is helping
If you need to buy soil to fill a raised bed you want a soil that is about 92 to 95 percent mineral (the sand, silt, and/or clay all soils are made of) and about 5 to 8 percent organic matter. Do not pay attention to terms like "topsoil" or "garden soil" since those have no meaning. Ask about how much sand, silt, and clay as well as how much organic matter makes up the soil. Even ask for a 1 cup sample so you can test what is being offered and then do this simple test.
Soil test for organic matter. From that soil sample put enough of the rest to make a 4 inch level in a clear 1 quart jar, with a tight fitting lid. Fill that jar with water and replace the lid, tightly. Shake the jar vigorously and then let it stand for 24 hours. Your soil will settle out according to soil particle size and weight. For example, a good loam will have about 1-3/4 inch (about 45%) of sand on the bottom. about 1 inch (about 25%) of silt next, about 1 inch (25%) of clay above that, and about 1/4 inch (about 5%) of organic matter on the top.
Nanc1, rather than give you one recommendation, of what "you want," I'll share the secret ... that there are schools of thought.
At one extreme people build raised beds with closed bottoms, sealed with weed cloth, or wood, etc. Those people tend to treat the beds as large containers and use container-like filling. The Square Foot gardeners do it this way, and have "Mel's Mix" which is pretty much potting soil with compost.
At the other extreme, people use open bottom beds, and use the sides to hold additions for the whole soil beneath. Your plants root in the bed but can keep going down as far as they can go. In this style raised bed higher ratios of compost are common. 50:50, soil and compost, is a common strategy, though you see 70:30 and 80:20 as well.
Perhaps looking at the whole depth of soil this makes a "5 to 8 percent organic matter."
I really don't think I follow kimmsr's strong suggestion that you used a raised bed, and then only shoot for the 5 to 8 percent organic matter inside its borders.
A raised bed is different. It is built to concentrate plant nutrients, one way or another. Depth of bed probably matters in these strategies. A shallow (4-6") but open bottom raised bed could be filled with pure compost, with the expectation that it will integrate with the soil beneath over time. On the other hand, a deep (12"+) bed wouild both take a lot of filling, and benefit from some earth.
This Kansas State Extension paper (pdf) recommends an open bottom bed with a depth of 6-8 inches and a mix of good topsoil and organic matter in similar proportions (50:50).
That's the plan I'd follow.
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If the raised bed is similar to those the Chicago Botanical Gardens built for people in wheelchairs, about 3-1/2 feet off the ground, that would be a container that may well need potting soil rather then "garden soil". If the raised beds are built up from the ground the soil going into that bed can be a good "garden soil" that is as I described above. However, I would further amend that soil to about 6 to 8 percent organic matter.
I am glad I had time to think it through yesterday, and I do think depth is the key to the whole thing, combined with open or closed bottom.
3 1/2 feet? That's close to operational depth of field planting, so sure, if you can make the whole thing a healthy soil, with your "6 to 8 percent" you might be ok.
I think the key take away here should be though that we should not limit people with shallow beds, and we should understand why 6-12 inch open bottom beds are filled with 50 percent compost.
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Fill for open bottom raised beds (preferred to closed bottom beds in all cases except known contaminated soil):
6-12 inches of depth, fill with 50:50 topsoil to compost mix
12-24 inches of depth, fill with 70:30 topsoil to compost mix
> 24 inches of depth, fill with 80:20 topsoil to compost mix
all of these should produce, over time, a full root zone profile in the ideal range (remembering that plant roots hit 3 feet pretty easily).
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When it came to the Internet, companies tried to fit their big feet into Cinderella's slipper. They should now reconsider both their own organizational structures and their approach the Internet. That is, it's time to take a serious look at organizational development.
For the first four or five years of the Web's explosion onto the business scene, most brick-and-mortar companies deferred to the marketing department as the "keeper of the Web site." Soon thereafter, the IT departments got into the act as the need for more complex e-business software became evident and hardware and security issues emerged.
For a while, there seemed to be tugs of war at many companies regarding the ownership and control of the Web site. The marketing department argued that the Web was still fundamentally a communication device. The IT department said the technology aspect parked it squarely in its domain.
Many companies and organizations have created senior-level e-business positions that bring together the marketing and technology sides of the house. Unfortunately, these directors of e-business are often kings without kingdoms, people with lofty titles but no staff. They still have to turn to the marketing and IT departments to get anything completed.
Companies should now consider their own organizational structure and how they approach the Internet. In other words, it's time to take a serious look at organizational development. The words "re-engineering" and "restructuring" might send a cold chill down a person's neck (visions of pink slips come to mind). But most companies have not fully realized the potential of the Internet because they've been trying to fit their big feet into Cinderella's slipper.
In other words, the promise of the Internet can be realized only if the company is willing to consider how the Web site is really an extension of the company rather than a third limb. Although there was much talk a couple of years ago about companies reorganizing around the Internet, very few of them ever did.
All the tenets of organizational development apply when you're seriously considering an Internet rollout for your company:
Sophisticated content management systems are complex to install and require a lot of thought prior to implementation. But the key to success is how much the content contributors actually use it. In other words, the technology isn't the solution, the people are.
So how do you conduct an organizational development process in your company? There are reams of academic papers and high-minded theses on this topic all over the Internet. But below are some basics of what you need to consider if you are to launch a successful initiative.
Identify What You Want to Change
This may sound easy, but it takes some thought. Let's use the content management program as an example. You want the site to grow, and you want your marketing Webmaster to no longer be a bottleneck for updating the site. What you want to change is where the responsibility for updating the site resides.
But, ultimately, the underlying requirement is that staff and employees see the Web site as belonging to them, not just one department. They need to take ownership of the site and accept responsibility for having a strong corporate site. That requires a change in mindset and attitude toward the Web and its role in the company.
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You know what you want to change. Now you have to figure how you'll measure success.
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Thumping? Not sure what you mean, unless it's when they are scratching so intently that their leg hits the floor and makes a thump. If so, yes. Sometimes the scratching would exhaust her. Scratching and panting for quite awhile, then she'd stop and make a sort of sigh/huff noise, as if to say "I'M SO TIRED OF SCRATCHING!!!!.
The only drug I used was a steroid, which I didn't like because of the long term effects it would have. Instead of focusing on a drug to help her, I stumbled across the raw diet, probably while searching for "itchy dog". I read a lot, then took the plunge. It really was pretty miraculous. What I find interesting is that she had inhalant allergies or possibly and allergy to grass as best as my vet could tell. She did not itch during the winter. Switching her to a raw diet, IMO, brought her health and immune system to where it should be, and she was no longer succeptible to the allergen, whatever it was. This is just my opinion. But if it was her previous food, she would have been itchy year round, thus my theory.
As mentioned, I would try a grain free food and see how it goes. Give it a month or two. During that time, consider a raw diet. It's definitely scary to think about, feeding your dog raw meat and bones, but once you get into it, it's not hard at all and they just thrive on it. I got an adult rescue dog in July 2007, and switched her immediately. She didn't know what the heck to think when I put that first bowl of chicken necks in front of her, but by meal #2 she was dancing for her bowl.
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Veteran moviemaker Frank Marshall is in negotiations to produce Assassin's Creed, New Regency and Ubisoft Motion Pictures' big-screen take on the popular Ubisoft video game that has Michael Fassbender attached to star.
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Gaia-ui-tests uses gaiatest, a Python package based around Marionette. Gaiatest is designed to wrap HTML locators, Marionette calls and API calls into common . Marionette is based on the W3C standard developed for Selenium WebDriver - if you have used WebDriver and page objects before then you will find using Marionette and gaiatest easy.
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I have my User model, and a user can have many Roles.
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This all works great, however i want to have an if statement in the controller to only empty out the
role_ids when such values are returned, the reason is that for some users the roles addition check boxes are not displayed so they are not allowed to set roles, however when they make changes to other attributes it clears all the previous associations with any roles that were present before the update.
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You want to change dom.max_script_run_time to be large enough for your scripts to run.
You have to break up long actions into smaller ones and perform them in turns. This will also allow a better progress indication.
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CHARLIE Methven has confirmed to the Oxford Mail that his consortium has made a formal offer to Ian Lenagan to take over Oxford United Football Club.
Although he was unable to go into specific details of the bid, Methven said that he would now hope to hold talks with the U's owner.
"A bid has been lodged," Methven said.
"The details of that are confidential, but we are clear in our objective which is that we want the best for Oxford United Football Club.
"We believe we have a plan that will enable this to happen."
He added: "I hope that Ian Lenagan takes our bid very seriously.
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Methven's bid was given a big boost this morning after Stewart Donald, a big U's fan and very wealthy businessman, announced he would be backing the consortium.
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"I am a huge Oxford United fan and feel that the club are at a critical stage of their future."
Donald owns Conference South club Eastleigh, but says his involvement in Oxford will have no bearing on that.
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"While there is significant theoretical potential for carbon dioxide (CO2) storage in the country, data supporting initial estimations provided by the Atlas on the Geological Storage of Carbon Dioxide in South Africa study must be enhanced through the gathering of more data," says South African Centre for CCS (SACCCS) manager Brendan Beck.
The SACCCS is mandated to investigate the feasibility of CCS in South Africa. Part of this work involves the geological exploration needed to establish if there is suitable geology in South Africa to safely and permanently store CO2.
Council for Geosciences Analytical Laboratory and Regional Geochemistry Business Units manager Dr Marthinus Cloete notes that more research and prospecting must be done to verify and characterise the basins to determine their suitability as CO2 storage sites.
There is insufficient data available to perform modelling of the sedimentary basins. Earlier studies used oil and gas survey data and all conclude that effective storage capacity assessment cannot be completed unless additional data is acquired, he says.
"Different data acquisition methods are being considered. To conduct modelling of the basins, a large quantity of data is needed to determine what is happening underground and enable more accurate prediction of the behaviour of any CO2 injected. Questions such as whether the CO2 will remain stationary and whether it will migrate over time are the focuses of research and must be determined as part of the overall assessment for the safe storage of CO2," Cloete notes.
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The focus on onshore portions of the two basins reduces the costs involved in research and testing and better enable the development of local specialist skills capacity. Having the project onshore will also enable the public and government to witness the project and learn about the use of CCS technologies, says Beck.
"Building on the work of the Atlas, the SACCCS is now planning further exploration of these basins. Exploration will involve establishing the geological suitability of the regions and will be supported by environmental assessments and engagement with all relevant stakeholders. If this exploration is successful and an appropriate site is identified, the SACCCS will then look to develop a CO2 Test Injection Project to further evaluate and build experience around the technology in a South African context," he says.
"The CO2 Test Injection Project will enable South Africa to better understand the role of CCS in reducing CO2 emissions and meeting the challenges of climate change. The test injection project is the next milestone in the South African CCS roadmap, which was endorsed by the Cabinet of South Africa in May."
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Meanwhile, the geological history of both coastal basins indicates they are geologically stable. However, while knowledge of the geology of the Outeniqua basin is bolstered by previous oil and gas surveys to map the oil- and gasfields in the basin, the presence of which also indicates that the basin has the right geological conditions required to sequester CO2, relatively little prospecting has been done in the Zululand basin, explains Cloete.
"The onshore Zululand basin consists mainly of a single basin, and is a potentially large saline aquifer that can, theoretically, be used for CO2 sequestration. The Algoa basin comprises several relatively small sub-basins and each of these has several potential saline aquifers," he says.
Beck adds that around 6.5-million tons of CO2 are stored each year globally for the purposes of mitigating climate change. "The first large-scale project started storing CO2 in 1996 with over 65-million tons of CO2 stored across five large-scale projects (about one million tons a year) and a significant number of smaller projects," says Beck.
"Building on these projects, 2014 will see the Gorgon CO2 storage project come on line in Australia, which will store 4.4-million tons a year. To put this in context, a 1 GW con- ventional power plant produces around three-million tons of CO2 a year."
South Africa is engaging in several inter- national CCS forums, with significant expertise derived directly from international projects, he says.
There is significant international collab- oration and support for CCS. For example, the UK government announced a £60- million fund to demonstrate CCS in developing countries. In addition, there is much interest in sharing expertise in these forums between projects and governments with experience in CCS. "For example, the South African Centre for CCS is actively collaborating with projects such as the Otway CCS test project in Australia," says Beck.
Wrong Focus
"The most optimal storage sites are offshore. This would make the storage of the gas at these sites prohibitive because the distance from coal-fired power stations to the storage sites can be 600 km to 1 000 km. There is also the issue of whether it is technically feasible to store CO2 deep beneath the sea," Fakir adds.
"The presence of suitable sites offshore means that, economically speaking, we do not really have suitable sites for geological CCS. This implies further reducing our dependence on coal or looking at cheaper CCS options," he says.
Therefore, the organisation does not believe the focus on CCS is making the best use of limited resources.
"South Africa does not have the depth of resources to develop innovations like these from conception to commercialisation. We should rather spend these funds on renew- able-energy technologies. We are better off spending on the scaling and development of concentrated solar power," he adds.
South Africa should shift its research towards adopting clean technologies that are mature. Research should be focused on optimising these technologies for local conditions, says Fakir.
Further, CCS could result in a public liability issue. If the industry does not have some sort of State guarantee or risk insurance in case of public liability, the financing of CCS storage facilities and CCS itself becomes less bankable, he says.
"Our strength is in adoption, optimising and innovation through entrepreneurship. These are important comparative advan- tages that have worked with other technologies. Currently, some of the clean-energy technologies are costly and present technical barriers. We need to pick those we can spend as little resources on as possible but get the maximum of benefit," avers Fakir.
However, the advocates believe South Africa, which produces more than 90% of its electricity from coal, has much to gain from pursuing the solution.
The main purpose of CCS is eventually to contribute to the mitigation of climate change through the secure storage of CO2, with important implications for South African food and trade security, concludes Cloete.
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Well, i have watched some of the new jungle attempt in seasons 3's pathc at the PBE. My thoughts some champ fall behind so hard, and others will just dominate, I aggre making jungle harded releashes a bit of the pressure of lanes, but not only junglin now is slow, it takes your real low. I believe at one point some champions will have to be remade, and that will cause balance issues.
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Dave Dorman Original Art SalePosted in Baroness, Chicago Comic Book Artists, Collectibles, Collections, Collectors, Comic Book Art, Comic Book Artist, Comic Book Cover Art, Comic Books, DAVE DORMAN ART FOR SALE, DAVE DORMAN NEWS, Denise Dorman, Entertainment, Fan Culture, Geek, Geek Culture, GI Joe, Illustration, Lucasfilm, Nerd Culture, Star Wars, Star Wars Original Art Sale, WriteBrain Media with tags Art, Bruce Willis, collectibles, collectors, Comics, Dave Dorman Pencil Illustration, Dr. Who, Entertainment, G.I. Joe, Illustration, Luke Skywalker, Original Art for Sale, Pop Culture, Scarlett Johansson, Star Wars, The Baroness on February 8, 2015 by DaveandDeniseDorman
Dave Dorman 2015 Schedule and MorePosted in C2E2, Chicago Comic Book Artists, Collectibles, Collections, Collectors, Comic Book Art, Comic Book Artist, Comic Book Convention, Comic Book Cover Art, Comic Books, DAVE DORMAN ART FOR SALE, Entertainment, Facebook, Fan Culture, Geek, Geek Culture, Illustration, LinkedIn, Nerd Culture, Painting, Pop Culture, Wasted Lands, WASTED LANDS OMNIBUS, WriteBrain Media, Writer with tags Art, C2E2, Comic Book Art, Comic Book Conventions, Comics Industry, Dave Dorman Wasted Lands, Denise Dorman, Entertainment, Illustration, Imagine F/X magazine, M&M Comics, Magnetic Press, Marvel Comics, PensaCon, Philip K. Dick, Pop Culture, Publishing, SDCC, Spectrum, Star Wars on January 20, 2015 by DaveandDeniseDorman
Dear Friends,
My Star Wars Marvel Comics variant cover for M&M Comics came in the mail today, so here's my first look at it:
If you're not one of the 5k people already following me on my personal Facebook page, you might enjoy seeing my new "Art Director" as Denise calls her – our newest addition to the family, Jonesy the Cat. Yes, she is a Sphinx/Hairless Cat, to accommodate the allergy sufferers in our household (not me).
And speaking of science fiction-related stuff, I've been chatting with Facebook friends about how excited I am to see Philip K. Dick's "The Man in the High Castle," which is available online now, I believe, for free. It imagines what life would be like if the Nazis had been successful in overtaking the U.S. After I read it, I was unhappy with the book cover because it didn't really represent what the book was about, so back in the 1980s, I painted this one:
Dave Dorman Official 2015 Appearance Schedule (So Far):
January 29 – 31 = Salt Lake City Con
February 21 – 22 = I'm teaching a class at the International School of Comics in Chicago
February 27 – March 1st = Pensacon, Pensacola, FL
March 21 – 22 = SC Comic-Con in Greenville, SC
April 16 – 19 = Big Wow Con in San Jose, CA
April 24 – 26 = C2E2 in Chicago, IL
May 22 – 24 = Spectrum Fantastic Art Live in Kansas City, KS
July 9 – 12 = San Diego Comic-Con International
September 11 – 13 = Alamo City Con, San Antonio, TX
Here's where you can find me on social media:
Also, I should mention that Denise and I are mentioned (with some of my art) in the new issue of Imagine F/X magazine for January 2015, if you happen to pick it up. And here is a link to pick up my WASTED LANDS OMNIBUS, published by Magnetic Press, if you are interested in dystopian action adventure in another world similar to ours – it's my creator-owned I.P. and my favorite thing I've ever worked on, which is saying a lot!
As always, thanks for reading!
Dave Dorman's WASTED LANDS OMNIBUS Limited Edition PackagePosted in Chicago Comic Book Artists, Collectibles, Collections, Collectors, Comic Book Art, Comic Book Artist, Comic Book Convention, Comic Book Cover Art, Comic Books, DAVE DORMAN ART FOR SALE, DAVE DORMAN NEWS, Entertainment, Fan Culture, Geek, Geek Culture, Mike Kennedy, Pop Culture, Wasted Lands, WASTED LANDS OMNIBUS, WriteBrain Media, Writer, Zombie, Zombie Art with tags Comics, Dave Dorman, Dave Dorman Wasted Lands, Eisner Award Winner, Entertainment, Fantasy, Horror, Illustration, Inkpot Award Winner, Limited Edition Art, Magnetic Press, Pop Culture, Publishing, San Diego Comic-Con, Science Fiction, Wasted Lands Omnibus on September 6, 2014 by DaveandDeniseDorman
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Dear Friends,
If you've been missing seeing my Star Wars art, be sure to watch CHICAGO TONIGHT on Channel 11 WTTW in Chicago tomorrow night at 7:20 p.m. We will be talking about my Star Wars art career, my longtime relationship with Lucasfilm, Dark Horse Comics, and the importance and cultural impact of the new Lucas Museum of Narrative Art--or as we fans call it–"The! New! Star Wars Museum! In! Chicago!" George Lucas and his wife Mellody Hobson have been enormously generous to the City of Chicago already, donating millions of dollars to our children's educations, and I am very happy they recognize the outpouring of love and enormous respect Chicago has for them both.
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Happy Father's Day & Other Dave Dorman NewsPosted in 2014 San Diego Comic-Con, 501st, Chicago Comic Book Artists, Collectibles, Collections, Collectors, Comic Book Art, Comic Book Artist, Comic Book Convention, Comic Book Cover Art, Comic Books, Crowd Funding, Darth Vader, DAVE DORMAN ART FOR SALE, DAVE DORMAN NEWS, Denise Dorman, Entertainment, Fan Culture, Geek, Geek Culture, Indy PopCon, Nerd Culture, PensaCon 2014, Pop Culture, Star Wars, Twitter, Wasted Lands, WriteBrain Media with tags Barry Windsor-Smith, Benoit Peeters, Bernie Wrightson, Capital City Con, Dave Dorman Star Wars Art, Disney, Entertainment, Francois Schuiten, Geek Culture, Indy PopCon, Jeffrey Catherine Jones, PensaCon, Pop Culture, Star Wars, Star Wars Art, Star Wars T-Shirt, Stephen D. Smith, The Leaning Girl, Walt Simonson on June 15, 2014 by DaveandDeniseDorman
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Happy Father's Day to all of you dads out there. For me, being a dad is the most rewarding thing I've ever done and if you're waffling about doing it and you're a responsible human, I highly recommend it. Here's a recent photo of Jack and me from Pensacon, taken by our photographer friend Fred Turnbow:
A fan at Indy PopCon came up to my booth a couple of weekends ago wearing this tee:
…and he was kind enough to send me one. It's in Disney stores and the t-shirt maker is a company called Mad Engine. This art is a segment of my Star Wars Celebration V (5) art, from a painting called "A Slight Disturbance in the Force." Here is the original for your recollection:
A special thanks to everyone who came out to see me at Star Wars Library Day in Joliet, Illinois – the world's largest Star Wars Library event, now in its 5th year. It was a lot of fun and gratifying to see my Midwestern Star Wars family.
Next up on my convention schedule is Capital City Con in Austin, TX July 11, 12 and 13. I hope to reconnect with our friends who are like family –the Nick & Michele Iozzo family, and cousins Dan and Sue Bailey in Austin as well as Bernie Wrightson. You can count on my wife to do her level best to "Keep Austin Weird."
We found some old photos I took in the 1970s of Bernie Wrightson and his contemporaries, including Jeffrey Catherine Jones, Barry Windsor-Smith, Walt Simonson and more. I think you'll enjoy seeing them as I scan them in and post them here.
Also in July, you will see me at San Diego Comic-Con, Booth #4500 July 23 – 27. I am especially excited this year to launch my new WASTED LANDS OMNIBUS book by Magnetic Press and Mike Kennedy. Click here to pre-order: http://www.magnetic-press.com/wasted-lands-omnibus/
We will have books to sell and sign at our booth as well as the Magnetic Press Booth. I don't have a Booth # for Magnetic Press yet, but they are located in Publisher's Row between Taschen and Last Gasp, behind Random House.
Joining me will be my WASTED LANDS rep and producer Scott Faye, and a portion of the booth will be shared by Stephen D. Smith, who did the wonderfully successfully Kickstarter campaign for the very first English translation of the book, The Leaning Girl, and we will have one of my favorite artists, Francois Schuiten and writer Benoit Peeters in our booth. Here is the cover art for that book:
If you are on social media, please join me here and please connect with me here & spread the word:
I am also on Reddit and if any of you want me to do a live Q & A there or a Tweet Chat on Twitter, just let me know and I'll get it set up.
Also, you may want to check out my wife Denise Dorman's blog, for a rare peek behind the curtain of life in the Dorman Household: http://comicbookwife.com. She is making me homemade potato salad for Father's Day, which is a treat for me.
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Sorry didnt notice that I had spelled faux worng, Had done this search but found nothing on the idea of useing decopodge to make a poster look like a oil painting, I am pretty sure that decopodge was what was used, in the end the poster has lines kinda like a oil painting does, and it seals the poster so as not to have to use glass, was hopeing someone had read about or done this, thanks for your quick responce!


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