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Richard Franiec: Great, candid interview. Mr Iida breaks the mold of typical, cryptic responses to the interviewer's questions once again. That takes a lot of guts and determination. Truly remarkable. No wonder that Fuji have so strong and faithful following. I wish Fuji all the success in achieving their goals.
I was thinking the exact same thing. Glad to see I'm not the only one.
mdmiataman: Its a scam. Nobody in this day and age gives away free software unless they want to get something else back from you in return. You get a very pretty page stating you are the proud owner of a Perfect Effects 8 Premium Edition and showing you a long series of numbers as your License Number. Then when you go back a second time to open it up it asks for a sign on, prompting you to add your license number. That page won't accept the numbers that you're given.
Bottom line is you have a 30 day trial program,..
DPREVIEW,... you should be ashamed of yourself for letting your readers this this is a free software,..!!
So you can't figure out how to make it work so it must be a scam and DPR should be ashamed? Amazing how many other people have been able to make it work just fine.
For people complaining, good GOD, it's FREE. If you don't like it, delete it. Many of us find it works just fine, especially if you take a few minutes to actually learn how to use it.
jcmarfilph: If you really want to shoot using smartphone, don't force yourself or just eat your pride and buy pureview phones and not an overpriced mediocre iPhones.
And if you're buying pureview phones because of the camera, why not just buy a decent camera? It's a CELL PHONE first, a camera second. The day pureview phones come with a decent operating system, they may have something but until then, their OS is what keeps most people away from them.
Canon gets the 70D. Oly gets the E-M1. Pentax gets the K3. Nikon gets the Df. Thanks but no thanks Nikon. D4 sensor or not, I'll buy a D800 or a used D3 for that kind of money and have a much more all around capable body for stills let alone the ability for video.
I never comment on people's images. Absolutely outstanding.
"And I hope the new iPhone will have a better camera now. Not a mediocre camera with sensor smaller than a pinhead. And optical zoom too so we will no longer see horrible trying hard accessories to make it look like a decent phone.
Basically, a phone with larger sensor (similar to PureView), a handgrip, an EVF, an optical zoom lens with which you can attach physical filters not insta-crap filters and 4G and WIFI capability."
So basically you want........a camera instead of a phone. :-)
Photo property of Bob in Ky.
I see it still has that ridiculous bundled flash that Oly insists on using. God I hate that flash on my E-Pl5 and prefer the pop up of my E-PL2.
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Why Save Windows Mobile?
ok so the reason i amposting this thread is because we all know that windows mobile is dying due to: windows phone 7, android os, web os, and iphone os. i say that is total bs. not just because i am a die hard WM fan but because we are still creating more possibilities for our current WM devices. MAny of us have WVGA devices: topaz, rhodium, leo. and there are VGA, HVGA, and QVGA users out there too. and alot of us either cant change to newer phones because of the plan we are on (im on sprint SERO), no money, or we just want to keep the phones we have. i fall under all the above. More and more worderful mods are arrising for HTC Sense, like CHT, new tabs, and max manila. we have fully customizable themes for nearly everything. will we see this kind of user capability on WP7? not sure as of yet. So here is my proposition. We can let windows mobile die like the outside world wants, or we can keep on pushing until it is illegal to do so.
im just combining all the ideas that i know many of you want to see happen:
In my opinion. the WM UI is so barebone and versatile, all the resources we have now can make this last alot longer. just put the pieces to the puzzle together. If any of you developers out there are interested. please let me know so i can update the post.
I will try to post more info as i create it or find it
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Random Thoughts on The Newsroom Season 3, Episode 3
The third episode of The Newsroom season three ("Main Justice") was clearly the worst one this year and one of the worst in the show's history. It had several unbelievably ridiculous situations and an unpalatable dose of Aaron Sorkin's disdain for newness. That said, it was also the sexiest episode in the show's history, with a beautiful new addition to the cast and a scorching steam room scene. Here are some random thoughts on The Newsroom s3e3.
Anything Goes — The episode starts off with Atlantis Cable News producer Gary … continued
Random Thoughts on The Newsroom Season 3, Episode 2
The second episode of The Newsroom season three had more of what fans love and what critics hate about Aaron Sorkin's show. It also had an ending that felt incongruous with the rest of the episode. The show had a pair of triumphant returns (Leona! Rebecca!), a pair of lovely new additions, and an ending that felt like The Fugitive. Here are some random thoughts on The Newsroom s3e2.
Return of the Awesome Old Ladies — Leona Lansing (Jane Fonda) and Rebecca Halladay (Marcia Gay Harden) are two of … continued
Random Thoughts on The Newsroom Season 3, Episode 1
The boys and girls of Atlantis Cable News are back! Everyone's (not everyone's) favorite dramatization of not-quite current events, Aaron Sorkin's The Newsroom, has returned and my world feels a whole lot better. While I understand why some people hate-watch the show, I'm a sucker for Sorkin's witty, dense, and rapid-fire writing. Here are some random thoughts and reflections on "Boston," the first episode of The Newsroom season three.
Still dealing with the fallout of the Operation Genoa story, the News Night gang is trying to gain back the … continued
Random Thoughts on The Newsroom Season 2, Episode 9
The Newsroom finale (seasons 2) wrapped up one season's worth of intrigue and two seasons of romance in a single, neatly wrapped episode. Couples were joined, bold executive decisions were made, bad haircuts were explained, and more. In some ways, The Newsroom finale felt like it could wrap up the show for good. While HBO has publicly stated that it would like to have a third season, it hasn't confirmed that it's in the works and writer Aaron Sorkin's schedule is packed. While I expect and hope the show will … continued
Random Thoughts on The Newsroom Season 2, Episode 8
Last night's episode of The Newsroom was vintage Aaron Sorkin (read that sentence as if WWE Michael Cole said it). The tension at the ACN newsroom was palpable. It was election night, which is like the Super Bowl, the World Series, or the Electronic Entertainment Expo for newsies. The Operation Genoa lawsuits (yes, multiple) added even more tension. Sprinkle in the traditional Sorkin ingredients of ill-timed humor, romantic squabbling, and neurotic obsessions over inconsequential matters then The Newsroom episode 8 delivered what Sorkin fans love and Sorkin detractors hate.
Charlie … continued
Random Thoughts on The Newsroom Season 2, Episode 7
I skipped out on recapping last week's episode of The Newsroom because I found it a bit dull (yet still watched it 11 times). Will had a sweet moment on ACN Morning and the Operation Genoa story continued to unveil, but too much of it was tiresome. I was tired of Lugubrious Will, Cock Blocked Jim, and Not Getting Any Action Don. Thankfully, this week's episode was thunderous. It was dramatic and ended with a stentorian roar. Let's start at the ending.
Leona Lansing is Mariano Rivera: Jane … continued
Random Thoughts on The Newsroom Season 2, Episode 5
This week's episode of The Newsroom used a pair of emotionally heavy real-world events as the backdrop — Trayvon Martin's murder and Tyler Clementi's suicide. Unfortunately, the impact of those stories was overshadowed by Olivia Munn's horrendous acting. While she can be entertaining in comedic roles, this week her character dealt with a situation that…well, let's just jump into it… continued
Random Thoughts on The Newsroom Season 2, Episode 4
Things are moving fast in The Newsroom. A lot happened in s2e4, so let's jump right into it.
The Return of Dick Don: After getting Sensitive Don, Passionate Don, and Jar Jar Don in the first three episodes of the show, I was starting to wonder if the lovably roguish Dick Don (DD) was gone for good. In episode four, DD made his return, but it wasn't as triumphant and glorious as it could have been. Before I get to that, let's go over some DD highlights.… continued
Random Thoughts on The Newsroom Season 2, Episode 3
After a first episode with heavy setup and a second episode with a lot of setup, season two of The Newsroom appears to be hitting its stride in the third episode. Most of the characters played to their strengths and turned up the volume. The lone exception was Don, who is disturbingly and frustratingly stuck in "Nice Guy Don" mode. Here are some assorted thoughts on episode three.
Ballers: Several characters got their balls back this week (metaphorically speaking). After two episodes of being an insufferable woe-is-me whiner, Jim … continued
Random Thoughts on The Newsroom Season 2, Episode 2
This week I'm posting my observations on The Newsroom after three viewings instead of the 11 I had for episode one. Ha! It was a decent episode, but far from one of the show's best. There's still a lot of setup going on. Still, there were some nice moments and an excellent song closed out the show. Here are some random thoughts on the second episode of The Newsroom.
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Lenmar Enterprises has released the ChugPlug, a portable power pack and battery charger for the MacBook. It's designed for the MacBook Air and 13-inch MacBook Pro.
Marty Goldberg, president of Lenmar Enterprises, says the ChugPlug provides an additional three hours of power for the 13-inch MacBook Pro and four hours for the MacBook Air. It's designed to be the same height and weight of Apple's 60-watt MagSafe and connects with the MacBook power adapter.
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Doctors use immune therapy against cervical cancer
CHICAGO (AP) — Two years ago, Arrica Wallace was riddled with tumors from widely spread cervical cancer that the strongest chemotherapy and radiation could not beat back. Today, the Kansas mother shows no signs of the disease, and it was her own immune system that made it go away.
The experimental approach that helped her is one of the newest frontiers in the rapidly advancing field of cancer immunotherapy, which boosts the body's natural ways of attacking tumors.
At a conference in Chicago on Monday, doctors also reported extending gains recently made with immune therapies against leukemia and the skin cancer melanoma to bladder, lung and other tumor types.
The cervical cancer experiment was the first time an immune therapy has worked so dramatically against a cancer caused by a virus — HPV. In a pilot study by the National Cancer Institute, the tumors of two out of nine women completely disappeared and those women remain cancer-free more than a year later. That's far better than any other treatment has achieved in such cases.
Doctors are trying it now against throat, anal and other cancers caused by HPV, the human papillomavirus, and think it holds promise for cancers caused by other viruses, too.
This is "very, very exciting," said Dr. Don Dizon of Massachusetts General Hospital, a women's cancer specialist with no role in the study.
Wallace lives in Manhattan, Kansas, west of Topeka, and was 35 when her cervical cancer was discovered. It spread widely, and one tumor was so large it blocked half of her windpipe. Doctors said she had less than a year to live, but with sons aged 8 and 12, "I couldn't give up," she said.
She enrolled in the study, and researchers removed one of her tumors, isolated special immune system cells that were attacking it, multiplied them in the lab and gave billions of them back to her in a one-time infusion. They also gave her drugs to boost her immune response — "like Gatorade for the cells," she said.
"It's been 22 months since treatment and 17 months of completely clean scans" showing no sign of cancer, Wallace said.
The second woman to have a complete response has been cancer-free for 15 months so far, said one study leader, Dr. Christian Hinrichs of the Bethesda, Maryland-based cancer institute.
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Live Artfully!
Monday, March 30, 2015
Live Artfully!
Posted by SUZAN BUCKNER No comments: at Monday, March 30, 2015
Tuesday, March 10, 2015
SO..Wednesday came and brought with it over an inch of hard ice on our street. I live wayyyyyy up on a mountain..so, it's much worse up here. My husband figured that it would not thaw in time to drive to the show and set up on Friday, so, unfortunately (I thought at the time), I cancelled the show. I moped around a couple of hours..Then..THEN..THEN..I got news that I got ACCEPTED into one of the best shows in the COUNTRY!!! WOOOHOOOO!!! :::HAPPY DANCE:::::I will tell you all about it later..It's not a secret, but it is a long way off...
I was planning to make a small bit of money at Jerry Brown..you know, a few hundred..I was not expecting much..It is a small show..but, I was looking forward to making money. That was not going to happen with us not going..I woke up on Saturday morning, and decided to hold my own online "art show"..and WOW!! Thank you Lord for all the people on my Facebook!! They REALLY came through for me. I ended up selling a total of 13 paintings!! Thank you ALL so much!!
Ok..so, those two things made for a GREAT WEEKEND...But, THERE IS MORE! (This "weekend" in this story runs from the freeze on Wednesday until yesterday). I was trying on clothes, playing an adult version of "dress up", and I pulled out the dress that I got married in. It has not fit since I bought it in 2002. Seriously..The last time I put it on..It would not even go over my shoulders..WELL..yesterday..(totally expecting another too tight outfit), I put it on..and IT FIT..IT didn't just fit..It fit BEAUTIFULLY. PERFECTLY. WONDERFULLY!!!! A perfect ending to a perfect weekend..the one that I got frozen into.
Live Artfully!!
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Tuesday, January 20, 2015
On to other things...Nature Boy and I have started preparing for shows. The first one is in April, I think. I have been painting and have a few new pieces set back for inventory..Not showing any of them until they are shown to the public at shows. I will show you this one though..It was a commission for Christmas, and it was awesome fun to do!! Though I have to admit, I was a bit intimidated when the young man was listing all these animals that he wanted in this picture. Hahahha..But, as I started working on it..It came together. I should do more farm scenes!
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Saturday, January 10, 2015
On the artistic front..I'm still working on pre-Christmas commissions...the ones that were not for Christmas gifts...I should be finishing all of those up this week, hopefully..and then it's time to PAINT!
Nature Boy and I are huddled in for the winter, trying to keep warm...it's been COLD..I don't seem to mind it as much this year. I love days like today where it is really cold, and the sunshine is shining bright.It's a glorious day!!
Well..I'm traveling today..going to visit a friend, and going out to lunch..So..
Live Artfully!!
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Monday, January 5, 2015
OK..I got this book..It's called something like 1001 Writing Prompts or something or another..It was a free Kindle book that I thought would be fun..because when I am working on my art journal, I never have anything to say..and when I sit down to write..I never have anything to write about. So..anyway..the first prompt was something along the lines of ..Pick your favorite childhood toy, and write about it..Where is now, what significance did it have to you?
ARE YOU SERIOUS? I just turned 50..cannot remember what I did yesterday, or what I am suppose to do tomorrow, and they want me to remember a toy from childhood. Ain't gonna happen!! But, I tried. I sat here, and I thought, and I thought..puffs of smoke started coming out of my ears, and I thought some more..Nothing. Not one single memory of one single toy. All I got was blank space..I know that I carried a tiger doll around for a few years, but this is what I have been told..not what I remember...after that..I don't think I become attached to material things. I have never been attached to material things, and I'm still not.
I think it comes from always having an abundance of everything. I had so much as a child. I was raised by my grandparents, and their children (my aunts and uncles) were all grown by the time that I came along, and well..they spoiled me rotten. I had anything I could want and more. The times that my grandmother gave my toys away to the church, I knew that more would come along soon. I always had the most presents under the Christmas tree, and all my aunts and uncles bought things for me throughout the year...yes, I was spoiled.
On top of that..when my grandfather died, and then my best friend died..somewhere along the way, I decided that material possessions are just "things". It's just "stuff"..and I would have gladly given everything I owned to have one or both of those people returned to me. But, I digress, the writing prompt was about a toy..and I have covered that today.
Live Artfully!!
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Saturday, January 3, 2015
DAY 3 of 2015...
Caged Bird
By Maya Angelou
A free bird leaps
on the back of the wind
and floats downstream
till the current ends
and dips his wing
in the orange sun rays
and dares to claim the sky.
But a bird that stalks
down his narrow cage
can seldom see through
his bars of rage
his wings are clipped and
his feet are tied
so he opens his throat to sing.
The caged bird sings
with a fearful trill
of things unknown
but longed for still
and his tune is heard
on the distant hill
for the caged bird
sings of freedom.
The free bird thinks of another breeze
and the trade winds soft through the sighing trees
and the fat worms waiting on a dawn bright lawn
and he names the sky his own
But a caged bird stands on the grave of dreams
his shadow shouts on a nightmare scream
his wings are clipped and his feet are tied
so he opens his throat to sing.
The caged bird sings
with a fearful trill
of things unknown
but longed for still
and his tune is heard
on the distant hill
for the caged bird
sings of freedom.
Maya Angelou, "Caged Bird" from Shaker, Why Don't You Sing? Copyright © 1983 by Maya Angelou. Used by permission of Random House, Inc
It was a sad year. We lost a lot of great people in 2014. I think Maya Angelou and Robin Williams bothered me the most. R.I.P. You two were great!
Anyway..I'm a big, fat failure this year! Now, don't take that wrong..I meant it in the "hahahah..I haven't kept one of my resolutions YET" way..not that I actually feel like a failure. I've never felt that I was a failure..BUT, I could work harder to at least do something on my 2015 RESOLUTION list!! Oh wait!!! I DID do a couple of them..(I just had to go reread them!). I have woke up early both days (not counting the first), I have walked on the treadmill, stayed on my diet plan, and consumed massive amounts of lemon water both days...AND..I did pray for my enemy and read a small bit of the BIBLE each day...Maybe, I'm doing MUCH better than I thought!! This might be the first year that I made REALISTIC goals!!! My goals usually include things like "I am going to scale Mt. Rushmore, I am going to paint 1000 paintings...etc, etc.."
I'm just rambling here...touching base..blogging..you know. Now I am ready to write in my journal. It will be a written journal today..I bought a book on free-writing ideas..and am anxious to work through it. I would love to write a book...so, maybe one day I will.
I've almost got all the Nov./Dec. commissions done, and shipped. I will be glad when they are through, and I can go back to painting what I want to for the year! I miss painting for ME..which is one of the major basis for me giving up art shows. You are constantly painting what you think will sell, and I just want some time to paint for ME...what I want. I need to branch out, and do some different things. One thing that I will be doing is 2 guitars and a banjo...I have total artistic freedom on them...I think they will be the first thing I work on when I am done with the commissions!
I'm completely out of things to say..
Live Artfully!!
Anyway..I'm a big, fat failure this year! Now, don't take that wrong..I meant it in the "hahahah..I haven't kept one of my resolutions YET" way..not that I actually feel like a failure. I've never felt that I was a failure..BUT, I could work harder to at least do something on my 2015 RESOLUTION list!! Oh wait!!! I DID do a couple of them..(I just had to go reread them!). I have woke up early both days (not counting the first), I have walked on the treadmill, stayed on my diet plan, and consumed massive amounts of lemon water both days...AND..I did pray for my enemy and read a small bit of the BIBLE each day...Maybe, I'm doing MUCH better than I thought!! This might be the first year that I made REALISTIC goals!!! My goals usually include things like "I am going to scale Mt. Rushmore, I am going to paint 1000 paintings...etc, etc.."
I'm just rambling here...touching base..blogging..you know. Now I am ready to write in my journal. It will be a written journal today..I bought a book on free-writing ideas..and am anxious to work through it. I would love to write a book...so, maybe one day I will.
I've almost got all the Nov./Dec. commissions done, and shipped. I will be glad when they are through, and I can go back to painting what I want to for the year! I miss painting for ME..which is one of the major basis for me giving up art shows. You are constantly painting what you think will sell, and I just want some time to paint for ME...what I want. I need to branch out, and do some different things. One thing that I will be doing is 2 guitars and a banjo...I have total artistic freedom on them...I think they will be the first thing I work on when I am done with the commissions!
I'm completely out of things to say..
Live Artfully!!
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Thursday, January 1, 2015
We've had a couple of health scares (with Nature Boy) this year. Thankfully..they all turned out fine. We have had some horrible shows. Thankfully we had some FANTASTIC shows. I did not paint as much as I "should have"...Thankfully, I painted. A few good things happened in 2014--
1. The book that I was hired to illustrate became a published reality.
2. My daughter visited us this year. I hate that she lives so far away! I enjoyed the time we had though!
3. My life-long friend bought a house nearby. This is major, since he has lived in Los Angeles for most of our life. It is wonderful that he is once again part of my life, and I feel so blessed that he is!
4. I went home for a day. Doesn't seem like much, but we drove to Pensacola, FL...and I actually got to see almost EVERYONE from home that I dearly love within a short 24 hour period!
5. I revamped my clothes in 2014! By that..I mean I threw EVERYTHING OUT..and bought all new, artsy clothes!! I have felt GREAT about them!!
6. I TURNED 50!! THANKFULLY--I still feel like I'm in my late 30's, early 40's!!
7. I painted almost 300 ORIGINAL, ONE OF A KIND "Designs"....THANKFULLY.
I'm sure there is more. I am GRATEFUL for every day of 2014..but, like I said..I'm GRATEFUL that it's over.
So..onward I march...2015!! I have some things planned for this year.
1. I will find a way to get my new clothes line out there! I have been working on it for a year or so..and I really need to step it up, and get it out there!
2. Not so many shows. I am not going to be doing art shows to earn enough to do art shows. We have made this decision, and are looking at only doing 4-5 shows all year.
3. I have written, and in the process of illustrating a couple (Maybe MORE) children's books of my own. The first one is about "TOMMY AND TIMMY TURTLES ADVENTURES "....ALSO..I'll be illustrating one of Nature Boy's stories called "BIG DOG LITTLE DOG".!!
4. I will be making jewelry this year!! I may only make it for me and friends, but it is definitely something I want to do.
5. I will be making more ART DOLLS. The big, fancy kind.
6. I will be ART JOURNALING each day (Good Lord willing!).
7. I will be PAINTING A LOT. Hopefully, every day!!
There is more...but onto RESOLUTIONS!! (Sorry for the long, drawn out post!)
I always do this..it's just ingrained into me to do this.. It's just something I DO...LOL.
1. To get up at 6am each morning. (I have already failed this one--I'll start tomorrow).
2. To walk on treadmill each morning for at least 10 minutes. (I have already failed this one--I'll start tomorrow).
3. To drink 30 ounces of lemon and/or apple cider vinegar water each morning BEFORE coffee. (I have already failed this one--I'll start tomorrow).
4. To eat what is on my chosen diet plan, in an attempt to lose 100 pounds this year! (Stuck to this one..YAY ME!!)
5. To paint every day. At least one painting, if not more! (The day is still young..I might do this one today!)
6. To pray every day for my enemy, so that she will be happy and leave me the hell alone. (This goes for her friends and family that constantly harass me.)
7. To read the Bible every day. (The day is still young..I might do this one today!) I don't have to read much, but I need to give a part of my day to the Good Lord above! I guess I want to work on my spiritual side.
8. To find an organization, and DONATE my art to help those that have less than I do. This will be my way of "GIVING BACK".
9. To give at least 20 small pieces of art away to unsuspecting people, just to make them happier.
10. To write in my personal journal every day.
I guess that is enough. Do not want a list so long that I forgo all of them..hahaha..Oh yeah..NUMBER 11--TO PRATICE GRATITUDE in everything that I do..EVERY DAY.
I hope each of you have a wonderful, happy, fulfilling 2015. Know that I love you, and I care about you!! XXOO!
Live Artfully!
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Friday, December 26, 2014
We arrived, and I brought some food so that we could eat..and this man had went far beyond the call of friendship for us!! He had bought 3 stockings, and had taken the time to put our names on them in glitter..I thought that was the absolute sweetest thing that a person could do. At 50, I got a stocking with my name on it. It almost made me cry. For the rest of my days on this earth, I will treasure that stocking. A small gesture that really meant so much! He made one for himself, one for Chuck (Nature Boy), and one for me. THEN ...he filled them with TOYS!! I don't mean adult toys..I mean little kid toys!! It was fabulous! I got a stuffed monkey, a watercolor palette, a "tricky" worm (which we did not figure out), a huge plastic butcher knife..(which we all had fun pretending we were something off of Friday the 13th, or something)..a slinky, 2 metal diecast cars (one was a VW van!!), and some HUGE dollar sign pink glasses...It was so great!!
Then he started passing out gifts..He bought me modeling clay, and a puzzle, a book, a large bag of Stevia-In -Raw..REALLY cool things..THEN...THEN....
He bought me a TIARA!! My very own princess tiara!! Several weeks ago..he asked me about something..and I jokingly replied "Because I am a PRINCESS"...and he bought me a TIARA. It rocks. You might see me wearing out in public!!! hahahah.
There are 3 large presents left..He runs over and says..SANTA CAME TO SEE THE BUCKNERS!! LOL..One was a 9 cup Cruisinart Food Processor, a mixer, and a blender!! I CRIED!!
I have been trying to eat right, and was wanting to try out recipes..and all the recipes needed one or more of these things....NOW, I have them!! I'm so excited!! I have always been a bare basics kind of cook, but NOW I may move up to chef's status!!
So dear friend (you know who you are) a HUGE THANK YOU from the bottom of my heart to you. I love you, and you MADE this the best Christmas EVER. Thank you for having such a generous kind heart, and for being my friend for 30 something years!! May we have many, many more Christmas' together!!
Live Artfully!!
Posted by SUZAN BUCKNER 5 comments: at Friday, December 26, 2014
Monday, December 1, 2014
DECEMBER 2014-- I AM HAPPY! LETTER TO MY 17 or 18 YEAR OLD SELF.
Dear Suzan,
First, I must say that I love you. I didn't always love you, and probably pretty much bordered on hating you, but things and feelings change...and I DO LOVE YOU.
You surprisingly do not look like Quasimodo--which is how you always saw yourself. You are not ugly. I'm surprised that you never realized this. I know a lot of people told you that you were cute, pretty, beautiful, etc..but, in your youthful ignorance, you refused to believe them. YOU SHOULD HAVE. You would have spared yourself many, many tormented moments in your life. You should have spent more time believing in yourself, and your inner beauty, than the years of self-hatred that you felt.
Something else, YOU WERE GOOD ENOUGH. I know that you went through many, many years thinking you were not good enough..But, you WERE. Those good men you dumped because you didn't think you were good enough, you were. You were good enough for ALL of them. Anyone of them would have been blessed to have you, and to have the chance to love you, and be loved by you. The bad men that did you wrong, the ones that you thought you were "good enough" for..THEY were not good ENOUGH FOR YOU. You wasted many years on the losers out there...but, luckily you learned. You did better every time that you choose a boyfriend, after every relationship you did better. They prepared you for the real love from a real man in your life, and everything turns out wonderful.
I have to give you credit. You always stood your ground...and you were as resilient as a rubber ball. You lived your life on YOUR TERMS, and no one else's. This says a lot. You didn't succumb to pressure to be something that you weren't to make someone else happy. You did not always take the easy path, you did not always live by society's rules, but you did it YOUR WAY. For that, I am PROUD of you.
I know that you went through a lot of abuse at the hand's of your "father". You survived. You lived through it. It made you stronger. You didn't become a victim..for that I am PROUD of you. So many let abuse take their life from them. You fought it, and the feelings that it gave you. You overcame what was dished out to you, and realized it was your father that had problems, and not you. Same for the "mother"..you realized that she deserted you--and you basically owed her nothing. You left both of these parental figures in the dust, where they should have been left. Good for you!!
You were very fortunate. God continuously sent you the MOST AMAZING people to love you. Throughout your life, your friends became your backbone, your heart, and they kept you standing when you could not stand alone. I hope that you gave back to them, and loved them as much as they loved you. I know from experience that your friends are the major reason that you are who you are today.
You did some things wrong. ONE--you should have followed your dreams early on. When your family told you that ART would not make you a living, you should have told them to jump off the nearest pier into the deepest water, and you should have made ART. You should have followed every dream you had, and not listened to "family". They were WRONG. You were meant to be an artist, and you knew that for as long as you could form a complete thought...I'm PROUD of you for showing them that they were wrong. Good girl!!
Another thing that you did wrong, and I am not going to preach at you, but you most likely should have left the alcohol, and marijuana alone. They made you feel better for a few moments, but trust me..they created more problems than they were worth. You are lucky that it never went into the harder drugs..the ones that can steal your soul from you.
You did the best that you could with the cards that were dealt to you. You raised your child , maybe not in the perfect "June Cleaver" way, but you did the best that you could at the time. She grew up to be a wonderful human being. She turned out kind, strong, compassionate, smart, and able to stand on her own two feet through anything. She ends up making you very proud to be her mother. You will grow up to feel guilty about the time that you hit her with a broom though..(LOL).
All in all..even though your road was a hard one..it was all worth it. It brought you to a really good place in life. You made it...and you WIN. I hope the rest of "our" journey is as productive and exciting as it has all been. I DO LOVE YOU, Suzan
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Tuesday, November 18, 2014
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Sunday, November 9, 2014
MY ART ON PILLOWS, CLOCKS, TOTE BAGS, iPHONE CASES, and MORE!!
Society 6. You can now get my art as prints, or on pillows, clocks, phone cases..etc!! I have only started to upload, and only got as far as a couple of months into 2010..so, you will see some oldies, but goodies!!! Just send me a note if there are any that you want up before Christmas.
I do have some friends that have ordered pillows from Society 6 -- and they are HAPPY with the quality of the material, and with the art reproduction..and anything that you are not happy with, you may send back for a refund!!
I hope you enjoy this!! They make great presents!!
Live Artfully!!
Posted by SUZAN BUCKNER 1 comment: at Sunday, November 09, 2014
Thursday, October 16, 2014
We are ready for a big show at Kentuck this week!!
Live Artfully!!
Posted by SUZAN BUCKNER No comments: at Thursday, October 16, 2014
Monday, October 13, 2014
KENTUCK ART SHOW..so, I did it. I was going for a vintage-y, organic look..to fit with the owner (who is a friend of mine), and I think that I achieved that. The top picture is before I added the little red bird on top of the neck..but, all in all ...I am happy with it. Hope you all like it...I have to go back to work now...busy, busy..preparing for the show.
Live Artfully!!
Posted by SUZAN BUCKNER 1 comment: at Monday, October 13, 2014
Saturday, October 11, 2014
Saturday, September 27, 2014
Wednesday, September 24, 2014
I had a solo exhibit at Kamama's Gallery in Mentone that lasted 2 weeks (in July), and other than getting ready for Monte Sano Art Show (Huntsville,AL), Bluff Park Art Show (Birmingham, AL -- Oct. 4th, 2015), and KENTUCK (Northport, AL -- Oct. 18th and 19th)..I haven't been doing too much.
I spent some time helping one of my oldest and dearest friends find a house. He ended up buying a beautiful large house in Ft. Payne, AL. I am very excited about his plans for it, and how it is going to involve art. (Think Collaboration between him and I)!! I am trying to work out something that will allow me to NOT have to do so many shows per a year. I want to cut it back to no more than 5 next year. It is just really hard on Chuck and I, and I do not enjoy doing them. I have some donations that I was to paint up, and actually I want to start "giving back" to the art community..so, we have some plans, but for right now, that is what they are..just plans.
I was featured in the 2014 Fall issue of LOOKOUT ALABAMA MAGAZINE!! It was a wonderful article! They titled it "BETWEEN FOLK AND FINE" because of a quote that one of my friends/collectors said about my art. If you would like a copy, or to read it online, just click the link above, and you can subscribe for an entire year (LOTS of good articles) for $8.95. It is well worth the subscription--Not only to read my article, but to see all the beauty and activity in this area! It is sure to make you want to move here.
Also--The children's book--"THE GRINNIN' POSSUM", written by Ray Padgett of Mentone, AL, is at the printers. It should be out in a few weeks!! I am VERY EXCITED about this--it turned out absolutely beautiful! I will let you all know when it is out, and published for sale!
The other thing that I want to share with you..I HAVE STARTED PAINTING BIG!! By big, I mean 36 x 36. It is SO LIBERATING!! I found a great deal on that size canvas..and bought a few..and I LOVE IT. I have already sold 5 in that size--and I would have had to paint many, many smaller pieces to make the same money..so I AM LOVING, LOVING, LOVING IT!!! If you are intimidated by large painting..TRY IT. It is a whole different world!!
I am looking forward to 2015! Especially since it's barely 3 months away. (HOW IS THAT EVEN POSSIBLE??) I would like to return to journaling, and maybe (a BIG MAYBE) some online classes for you all. I would LOVE to see a revival of BLOGGING! I think Facebook is at it's downhill slide..and I really miss blogging. You can do so much more with it!! Anyway..I am also going to concentrate on series, instead of one painting in one style..I will take a theme, and play it out, push it, and reinvent it. The other thing that I REALLY want in 2015 is to spend more time with my family in Florida, and see my daughter more. So, maybe I will be able to travel a bit, and enjoy life, instead of working, working, working...(Not that I mind working)...but, well..my family is not going to around forever.
So..That is all...I'm now caught up. Live Artfully!!
Much Love, Suzan
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Started by catalyst , Mar 29 2012 09:20 AM
173 replies to this topic
Posted 29 March 2012 - 09:20 AM
New thread time ladies
Posted 29 March 2012 - 12:45 PM
Posted 29 March 2012 - 06:34 PM
Posted 31 March 2012 - 06:54 PM
Hmmm how long till everyone else comes back? Sure getting quiet in here
ETA - Been a very busy week here. Madly cleaning house, getting carpets done as the professional photographer came and the house is now officially for sale. Also ran a garage sale today. It sucked. I put it in the local paper, and didn't even sell enough to cover the cost I was really hoping I could bring some cash into the household quite disappointed. People just didn't come, and we aren't located on a thoroughfare so just got missed it seems. Have packed up majority for the op shop but will be listing a select few on ebay where hopefully I will have more luck. Am quite worried about our house selling so am saying 'our house will sell quickly' at least 3 times a day to hopefully create some positive vibes.
Meanwhile at the block they have started framing works and we now have power. On Monday there should be some walls up!!
Paigey is doing well, got her 14th tooth. Am giving up on the cloth nappies as her bladder control is improving but when she does let go it's too much too quick for the cloth to absorb. I'm really very sad that I have to abandon cloth, but have to say it's been nice the past 3 days not worrying so much about more frequent changes, and washing/putting together nappies!
Edited by Skip to my Lou, 31 March 2012 - 07:01 PM.
Posted 03 April 2012 - 10:10 AM
Positive vibes with house selling to STML and Mel with her Uk apartment.
I'm just boring ladies. I'm so sorry. Took on a new role (50% of my time) and I am really not liking it so far. It's making me sad cat. For the first time in a long time I had the Sunday night Wahhhhssss.. So sad. Anyway I will get over myself and get on with it, it has been a while since I felt like people around the world were throwing me instructions about things that I have no idea about.
Anywayz... Pickles is now walking. I saw him walking/running out of the room instead of doing his normal bear crawl. OH THANK GOODNESS!!! Daycare said that he is much better now and does not throw tantrums since he came back from Singapore. This coincides with him walking. They said that they had the music guy come in yesterday and he was dancing and running right up to the front and singing. He does this fist pump thing as dancing. It's fricking hilarious.. lol.
What's up with everyone else? How's M4SS, Roughdiamond (sorry C you'll always be roughdiamond to me) how's your medical tests and everything??
Posted 03 April 2012 - 10:12 AM
STML i found garage sales a waste of time in general. People rock up and demand things marked at $10 for $1. That's my experience. Have you looked at Laverton markets or that kind of second hand markets? I found that those places things will go.. Also look at Gumtree as well.
I had someone near your area asking me about my Bumbo when I advertised.
Posted 05 April 2012 - 11:28 AM
Oops good work... double post!
Edited by shopgirl76, 05 April 2012 - 11:31 AM.
Posted 05 April 2012 - 11:30 AM
Lou, my grandma offloads all kinds of crazy crap at second hand markets down around your way... I wonder if that's any use to you? Though I am sure you would have to pay to sell in the first place so may not break even... I get defeated when I think of all the stuff I could sell too, because I just think it wouldn't be worth the effort. Oh, and try Gumtree instead of eBay as I'm so OVER eBay robbing you so blind on selling fees it's hardly worth bothering!!
LOL rant over!
We are good... sorry I've been very MIA... we are getting closer to moving day, probably less than 3 weeks now, but the new place currently has NO carpet, NO kitchen and NO curtains/blinds (and I have already accepted we are going to have to move in without these ) Thank goodness almost every window has a canvas awning, and that it's not the height of summer! Kitchen is about 2 weeks away and carpets are apparently going in over the long weekend - yippee!!
On the plus side, it's painted, we LOVE the colour, the old carpets and kitchen have been ripped out, and we are now in the process of cleaning so we can start moving little things across ... AND we rented out our current place so looking good for me not to have to go back to work before the baby arrives I've still gotta get the novelty toilet seat out of the downstairs bathroom and remove the disabled access rails . Ooh ooh, and we're getting a window splashback, so there will be a wide but short window behind the cooktop which should look AMAZING!! The kitchen desperately needed more light so fingers crossed this makes a huge difference... and I can then have NATURE as my splashback
All tests and scans were great with new bubba... poor thing, I barely have time to acknowledge him/her some days - better start kicking to remind me, hehe... and in 5 weeks we can find out what we're having so that should help with the bonding/connection somewhat. I am rrrreeeaaalllyy anxious to know
Sorry that's a big mememe update but now you don't have to wonder why I haven't been around !
Happy Easter to everyone!! xx
Posted 05 April 2012 - 02:24 PM
^^ Your post about the novelty toilet seat is WORTHLESS WITHOUT PICTURES!
Please be posting a pic cos I want to cry with laughter. ROFL.
Posted 06 April 2012 - 08:45 AM
I was wondering why I wasn't getting any email notifications of posts then thought I'd check and the previous thread was closed
All going well here. Daylight savings ending has meant I am not getting any sleep ins as Mr J is waking at 6 most mornings
I have my 12 week scan next Friday - can't wait to see the bubba who has been giving me a lot of grief in the afternoon! Still feeling most afternoons and evenings (starts around 3pm and lasts until bedtime). It hasn't been as bad this week so fingers crossed it will go away completely soon!
Oh and we have booked a holiday to Fiji in July , so I really hope the morning (afternoon) sickness is well and truly gone by then!
Posted 08 April 2012 - 12:48 PM
Hoppy Easter everyone!
Posted 12 April 2012 - 10:25 AM
I'm still here
Just been busy with Noah etc. His sight is worse than we thought in the better eye and he has a limited field of vision as well.
Samuel is good he is a terror and gets into all kinds of mischief!
Posted 14 April 2012 - 05:35 PM
Hope everyone had a lovely Easter. I don't think Jackson needs any more choclate until next Easter
Had my 12 week scan yesterday and all is well Bub is measuring 13 weeks - which puts the dates back to what I first thought
I'd add a pic but haven't uploaded them to photobucket yet and am just about to head out for a friends birthday dinner.
Hope everyone is well and all the kiddies are being good LOL Mine is currently at the study door screaming his head off
Posted 19 April 2012 - 11:50 AM
C'mon Heidles where's that pic???
All going Ok here, very busy busy. P has entered the clingy stage. Grrr. drop offs at childcare had been fine now she starts crying as we get to the door and won't let go. Hate that. She doesn't cry for long after I go (I stand beside the door listening) but it still kills me. Her cry is just such a sad sounding one. She is always hanging around me at home now too - and wanting lots of quick cuddles. Can't wait until this stage ends, lasted a while with F so hope P gets over it quicker. I can't even check the mail without her carrying on. She sounds like some Italian in a bad movie 'MA-Maaaaaaa, Maaa-Maaaaaaa' like her life is ending.
Otherwise all good, she seems to eternally be snotty, and has worked out how to climb out of her cot - took her longer cos her legs are little hahaha. Now that we are using disposable nappies I am doing a lot of 'toilet' talk hoping to spark some interest but think it is still ages away.
Hope you are all great xx
Posted 19 April 2012 - 12:05 PM
Hi y'all!!
Been busy lately and sometimes just cb* at the end of the day iykwim
skip How is you build house going? Guess I could just look on your blog to find that out hey ?
Is your other house on the market yet? I may to see if I can find it
Lex is that Essy you are talking about with the UK apartment? Not being on fb I really don't know that many 'real' names!
How is your Grandmother going?
Heidles I hope your ms eases soon, sure don't miss that. Do you have a cute bump yet? Glad your scan went well.
SG you too, how's the bump? I'd like to see pics of these bumps please I like to look at them (not in a weird creepy way) and feel relieved it's not me
Have you moved yet or are you right in the middle of it as we speak?
KMA How is your bump going? How was your cruise?
Anyone know how Millie is going with her bundle?
IAC Sorry to hear about Noah, how is he coping with it? Did he always have poor vision or did it just deteriorate?
Hope you are well yourself
AFU DD1 turned 12 at the start of March still cannot belie I am a mum to an almost teenager, totally spins me out sometimes
We've had sickies here in the last several weeks, very ugly so I'll stop there.
DD3 is loving school and yesterday all 3 walked home together by themselves from school. DD2 gets dd3 from her classroom and they all meet up at the office, so it's good to know that they can do it now.
DD1 & 2 started riding their bikes to school the only issue I have with that is after school dd3 would be walking so a bit of a catch 22 there.
Taj is going great, doing all the mischievous boy stuff we are not used to , he's a climber and his latest conquer it the dining table and our bed, we just cannot take our eyes off him now. He also reaches up on the kitchen bench and grabs anything so we really need to be careful with his allergies.
We walk to school most mornings and I let him walk home (just under 1km) to get rid of some energy so he'll sleep longer he does so well and stops to wave at cars, buses and trucks saying "See ya!" as they go by though he does not like holding my hand when we cross the roads, tough titties kiddo!
I had my mirena removed on March 7th and I feel much much much much better, though now it means dh and I have to be very careful. We have agreed dh will get a vasectomy (well I think dh agrees, he says he will ring and talk to a urologist we have the name of). He wants to be asleep when it happens which I understand.
The only down side now is I haven't had a period since the removal 43 days ago! I have horrible pains in my back (for more than 2 weeks now!) and feel like its imminent though nothing. Actually I just spoke to my gynae as I was tying and she asked the obvious question and I said no (dh bought a test yesterday though we both knew it would be negative we just had to rule it out ans any professional would ask the question) anyway she said to keep an eye in things for 3-4 months and if af still hasn't arrived to go and see her.
Next Friday I have a renal u/s to check on the lump in my left kidney and I see the urologist in May. So a bit going on, as usual
Hope everyone is well and just busy with everyday life.
Posted 20 April 2012 - 01:10 PM
M4SS - Build is going great - roof trusses up and all now, I am really happy with how it is looking so far - so scary when it's our own design, relieving to see it looking ok. There are some recent pics on the blog, and I plan to update the blog again tonight.
My house is on the market - will email you the link.
Goodluck with all your tests and things coming up you poor thing xx
I'll answer another questions you asked too - It is Essy who is selling her UK apartment
Frenchgirl has left Paris on her way back to Aus, and KK is moving back in approx 6 weeks too.
Posted 22 April 2012 - 08:03 PM
Yah it's Essy (Mel)...
Fingers crossed for everyone.
Posted 23 April 2012 - 09:10 PM
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Hi galsss!!
Yep, busy busy busy,,, moving took for-EVER - that is, getting all the stuff out of the old house took forever Why do we have so much crap? It has now completely filled the garage here, waiting to be sorted through.
But we are in the new house now and E has her very own room... There is junk everywhere, a lot of which is because I am too tired all day every day to carry things upstairs
We have spent the first 10 days without a kitchen, today the kitchen is going in but not the benchtop, so still no sink or cooktop for another week or so... grrr... at first it was 'fun' like we were camping or on holidays somewhere with limited facilities, and now it is just p*ssing me off badly... You have no idea how much you do with a kitchen that you miss when you can't do it!! And we have had enough takeaway, microwave dinners, and MIL's cooking to last a lifetime!!
Anyway all of that aside we are really excited to be in a quiet location in a place with so much potential to create the home we always wanted to have. So I really should stop complaining
In other news I am now, what? Almost 19 weeks pregnant... OMG that has disappeared with all of the other activity going on in our lives OB did a scan last week and the baby was SO much bigger than when I had seen it 5 weeks prior. All looking good and my 20 week scan is early next week so we get to find out what we are having, though my OB is quite sure she could tell, and has told me, but we want to wait for the 'official' scan, LOL.
Lou your place looks so good! You must be thrilled to see it coming together. Our kitchen is the same, on a smaller scale - it was made to our design (mainly mine!)
Heidles and KMA (where have you been hiding??) I hope you girls are feeling good and growing nicely.
M4S No bump photos this time around (that is kinda creepy btw ) ... I just feel enormous already and definitely started a bit behind where I was in weight when I was pregnant with E .
I'm actually wishing it away a bit, this time. I really enjoyed my first pregnancy but not this time, probably because we have been so busy with really physical work, and you can't just rest and think of yourself when there's a toddler in the picture!!
Hey is anyone thinking about transitioning to a 'big' bed just yet? Is it too soon? I have no idea!!
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As Internet sites grow in number, some clients want to create a presence without dedicating a machine to the task. In many cases, a client may never get the amount of usage which would justify a dedicated machine. People like florists and civic event organizers may not have any other use for the machine, so the extra hardware would go to waste.
The solution to this problem is to use a single computer to serve multiple clients. If the machine is serving web presences, FTP directories, and e-mail services almost exclusively, a single machine with enough horsepower can easily handle the needs of several clients, especially those with low traffic.
However, this solution has a drawback, with which many are familiar. Although several domains can be easily pointed to a single host, the URLs will produce the same results regardless of which service, and which domain, was requested. For example, if tryme.com and comehere.com both pointed to the same host, http://www.tryme.com/ and http://www.comehere.com/ would produce exactly the same main page—clearly not what these organizations would have in mind.
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Please note, in all the solutions described, I assume that you have at least two domain names registered and operating, and two IP addresses. You should have working routes to both IP addresses, and nslookup from any outside Internet host should return the correct IP address for each domain name. You can consult other references for information on how to do this.
IP aliasing is the key to the virtual services on the level of the operating system. As the intended audience of this article is Linux users and system administrators, I will present only the information pertinent to Linux. Other operating systems may or may not have the capability to do IP aliasing, and you should consult your documentation and other publications for information on them.
Under normal circumstances, only one IP address may be tied to each network device. The virtual services described in this article rely on having a separate IP address for each domain serviced. How, then, does one manage all the traffic with a single machine? IP aliasing makes this possible.
To enable IP aliasing you must first compile your kernel with IP aliasing support. If you don't already have the kernel sources, you shouldn't continue without them. Obtain a fairly recent kernel distribution from a suitable mirror site and unpack the archive, typically into /usr/src/linux. Then go into the directory and re-make the kernel. Be sure to answer "Yes" to the question about whether or not to support IP aliasing.
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