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I'm a FTM from SoCal and i'm so confused about all the different tests you can/should have.� I love my OB, but she talks fast and I feel like she's offering more of the tests, rather than telling me what's required?
So far i've just done the CA 1st trimester bloodwork and she did some separate bloodwork to check my thyroid, etc.� I guess I was offered the NT scan, but I was so nervous at my first appt that I didn't hear her. I don't think I would have done it anyway b/c my insurance won't pay for it and we don't have any family history.� Yesterday she asked if I wanted to do blood work at 16 weeks (I guess more genetic testing, she mentioned something about spina bifida?) And then she offered an anatomy u/s at 18 weeks, which I said yes too b/c she said we could find out the gender then.
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THE FRONT is a cross between Punk / Funk / Pop in other words Punkadelic.Back in the early 80's they recorded 2 singles The Front - First Strike ( Foam Records 1980 ) and The Front - Aluminum Room ( Foam Records 1982 ).
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Quite a statement, I know. This is not an anti-Bush diatribe. I do not hate America, and I am not even remotely liberal. I am simply referring to this fact: the United States of America has the higest percentage of its citizens in prison of any nation in the world. The precise statistic is 737 per 100,000 US citizens behind bars, a rate that is higher than Russia, China, Venezuela, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Mexico, Brazil, Thailand, Libya or even Canada. No other nation in the world locks up its own citizens at the level the United States do.
From Daniel Lazare's outstanding recent article in The Nation:
With 2.2 million people behind bars and another 5 million on probation or parole, it has approximately 3.2 percent of the adult population under some form of criminal-justice supervision, which is to say one person in thirty-two. For African-Americans, the numbers are even more astonishing. By the mid-1990s, 7 percent of black males were behind bars, while the rate of imprisonment for black males between the ages of 25 and 29 now stands at one in eight.
That's pretty remarkable when you compare those numbers to the fact that, according to US Census Data, white voters have a 1 in 63 chance of casting a ballot that will never be counted. For black voters, the odds are 1 in 7. Most Americans live their lives under two huge myths: first, that nuclear holocaust is no longer a threat simply because the cold war is over, and second, that after the courageous efforts of Martin Luther King Jr, America has changed its racist ways. Martin Luther King Jr was shot in the head and not a damn thing has changed since.
The worst part, of course, is that violent crime has actually been dropping for years here in the US. Quoting Lazare once more:
In 2002 just 19 percent of the felony sentences handed down at the state level were for violent offenses, and of those only about 5 percent were for murder. Nonviolent drug offenses involving trafficking or possession (the modern equivalent of rum-running or getting caught with a bottle of bathtub gin) accounted for 31 percent of the total, while purely economic crimes such as burglary and fraud made up an additional 32 percent.
Actually, wait, the worst part is that nobody is doing anything to change this and it keeps getting worse. We have only just begun to see the real consqueneces of this. Sexual violence in prison is rising dramatically over the past decade. Prisoners are being used as sweatshop labor. Most of the "single parent households" in the US are due fathers and mothers being in jail.
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First of all, if you haven't already clicked the link, please read Daniel Lazare's article.
I also strongly recommend The Atlantic's groundbreaking article "The Prison Industrial Complex"
Begin your own research with the Department of Justice's publicly available prison statistics.
Prison Moratorium Project -- this is a great site and a great organization.
If you're interesting in getting your Brainfood in the form of flashing light, check out the excellent documentary The War on Drugs: Prison Industrial Complex. It's disturbing as f***, but beautifully done.


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GroVia @Costco or Imagine AIOs?
Decisions! Decisions! What would you do?????
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Id do the grovia... well, if I HAD to choose btw those two... I like BG and flips myself:)
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I bought an Imagine bamboo AIO and a stay-dry AIO (both velcro), and I LOVE the stay-dry, the bamboo not-so-much.
OP, I would start with one of each and see how you like them. If you're not in love with either, go for the Grovia. If you are able to buy just one Grovia somewhere however, I do recommend going that route before investing in a full stash of anything (seriously, you can sell whichever you don't like as well on the swap.)
May seem like a lot of up-front trouble, but it will save you in the end.
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Nicki's Diapers has a return policy, don't they? I thought they did for some reason.
Also, is this going to be your primary stash or just an addition? You won't get far with that Costco bundle, considering it only comes with 6 cloth liners, right?
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You can return to Nicki's Diapers. I just returned some stuff last week. Here's a link to the return policy:
Hope that helps!! I bought 4 imagine nb stay dry aios. I don't how well they work since I won't be using them until August.
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Ian Desmond made two errors at shortstop that helped the Cincinnati Reds send the game to extra innings, then led off the 11th with his first homer of the season to rally the Washington Nationals to a 7-6 victory Saturday. The Nationals were coming off a 15-0 loss in the series opener, their most lopsided defeat since baseball returned to Washington in 2005. The Reds hit six homers in that one. Washington got the better of it this time, hitting five homers to Cincinnati's one. The teams have combined for 12 homers, accounting for 20 of the 28 runs in the series. Wilson Ramos hit two for the Nationals, including a solo shot off J.J. Hoover (0-2) in the 11th. Desmond's errors helped the Reds rally from a 5-1 deficit.
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Thank you, Tiffany Estabrook, for telling me to get the tissues. I needed them.
These children in Canada give back to a woman whose simple gesture has touched them for the past 7 years.
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I know some people don't think of them as family but in our family...Pets ARE family!
In the past year and a half, my family has had to say goodbye to dear members of our family.
Just recently, Sammy.
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You know how much I love music!! I can't live without it!
And now kids might be denied the opportunity to play an instrument or develop their brains with the gift of the knowledge of music!
Do you ever meet someone you just HAVE to hug? I did. Her name is Hallie Twomey. That good-looking young man pictured is her son, CJ. Hallie is the Auburn woman and CJ committed suicide in April of 2010. As part of her 'journey' the 'Scatter CJ' movement developed.
When Chad told me he was going to create something new with snow I couldn't wait!
He said he would take Anderson outside yesterday and build a new snow sculpture.
He has made others in the past but this was so awesome to have it built in our yard!
When I heard this morning that the Farm Bill had been passed, I thought it was great for the farmers.
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How can anyone afford $5.40 a gallon for milk?
I know a fair amount about retirement living. I had great interest in the retirement community my mother had chosen. It made me think about such matters for my own future. I have to admit, the communities I know about are wonderful. If it were not for that age limit, I would consider moving now! But, alas, I am still too young!
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Their home is Comme Des Garcons' London superstore, Dover Street Market, and their trade is buying and selling some of the rarest, most desirable cult books in history. Who are they? IDEA Books. IDEA are Angela, David and Sandra, who spend their lives trawling the world (online and real) for rare, sometimes dog-eared publications that hoarders like me totally drool over; be it books on French style full of photos of a young Jane Birkin, old American high school films, rare catalogues from the screenings of films such as The Virgin Suicides or Over The Edge (two of my personal favourites) or even just image-heavy magazines and tomes that suggest a more bohemian way to live your life. I don't know about you, but I've never been presented with an online shop that has made me feel nervous with competition at the prospect of someone else owning the products rather than me.
Back to school, back to work – it's not surprising everyone's got anxious, upside down smiles at this time of the year. Most fresh starts are usually followed by fresh resolutions – and we're no stranger to looking ahead and trying to predict what's going to happen in our own lives, as well as that of the creative world. With that in mind, we've put our slightly mushy heads together and concocted a list of ten animators, designers, illustrators, magazines and artists who are about to spring from the perfectly acceptable "small time" to the much-lauded "big time." Ready? Here they are in no particular order…
Remember Caroline Larsen, the artist responsible for weaving huge flaming car crashes and expanses of smoking tarmac not out of needle and thread but with oil paints on canvas? She's back with a new project, and this time she's set her unique method to recreating the fronts of California houses, complete with luscious greenery, grey sidewalks and succulents. Lots of succulents. Imagine if you took Joan Didion's California essays and David Hockney's swimming pools and combined them with the help of a truckload of plasticine, and that comes somewhat close to channelling the mood that permeates Caroline's novel works. They're weird and fun, and they score ten out of ten for technique.
Serban Savu's work interprets the impact of historic Imperialism, recent Communism and uncertain futures in succinct and playful snapshots of his everyday. Set in dusk-struck landscapes, his paintings narrate austere interactions in concrete dominated nature. Nice and jolly.
If you share a studio with a friend or a co-worker and happen to be reading this on your lunch break, please take a moment to flash them an affectionate glance. Why, you ask? Because if anything can help you to view your relationship differently, it's photographer Geray Mena with this sweet series Atelier.
Turning food photography into images of a sexual nature is hardly the most original thing in the world, but turning it into a festish certainly is. Does anyone else get shivers when they see those ragged hang-nails next to that juicy, plump raspberry in the photo below? I do. Bobby's got a knack of taking fridge matter, and actually anything in the category of ubiquitous and turning it into a cosmic, textured reminder of how odd the world is. Take the pile of cheeses above, for example, when has brie ever made you want to get naked and roll around in it until now? Exactly. Check out the rest of Bobby's huge portfolio of work and editorial commissions for the New York Magazine and Strategist over on his site.
I'm no fortune teller, but I know a cult magazine when I see one, and this one's got a foretold Destiny with a capital D. Accent magazine's confident fourth issue is another slap-in-the-face reminder that they're here, they're fierce and they're not going anywhere. In no other online photography publication do you find the same brutal level of dedication to finding a story and telling it with a punch.
I must say, I've never thought of architectural photography as the most humorous of pastimes, but Cameron Wittig's Duluth Typologies project has done a lot to change my mind! Documenting homes built on steep hills in Duluth, Minnesota, Cameron tilted his camera to square the pavement off with the bottom of the picture frame, creating the baffling illusion that these typical Midwestern houses are sinking sideways into the ground.
Come, run after us through the pearly gates into the perfumed garden of the Weekender. Here you shall find edible daffodils, singing badgers and chocolate bark concealing golden syrup-like sap. Lie with us on the dewy, emerald lawn and tell us your secrets while we scatter sequins all over your face. A unicorn walks by, the sky turns purple…WAKE UP! You must have fallen asleep in this skip you dirty drunkard. Go and clean yourself up and sort your life out.
This Friday's mixtape comes from Mark Jasper of Sound Savers fame. Sound Savers is an analogue and digital recording studio and rehearsal space in Hackney, London. Together, three friends help bands record the albums that will one day (hopefully) make budding musicians rich and famous. Mark also does a fortnightly radio show on NTS and plays in the lo-fi guitar band Witching Waves. I've actually just had a listen to them, they're really good.
No, it's not some kind of semi-executed optical illusion – these are actually empty television studio sets from some of Milan's most famous TV providers, brought to you in spectacular style by Simone Cavadini.
Berlin-based artist Maiko Gubler can usually be found creating deceptively three-dimensional imagery utilising a mixture of 3D modelling software. She's created glossy ceramic-like fruits for magazine covers, metallic fish for German club albums but now she's actually making objects that exist in the real world. Her collection of Gradient Bangles are created from 3D-printed gypsum and uniquely coloured to create an extraordinary range of jewellery. Lovely stuff.
Right then pod-pickers, we're back with an episode that ranges from the peaks of the Martin Creed show to the valleys of David Hasselhoff. And therein – your reporter would humbly suggest – lies the unique charm of the It's Nice That podcast. There aren't too many art and design publishers who bring that kind of dizzyingly weird breadth. As ever you can listen using the SoundCloud link below, or why not treat yourself and subscribe on iTunes for weekly audio goodness delivered direct to your portable MP3 player.
When your gym looks like Warhol's Factory without all the drugs and weird shit everywhere, you'll probably enjoy exercise a little bit more than when you begrudgingly drag your potato physique that place in Croydon. And as much as it would be terrifying to actually be filmed whilst exercising by a cool guy like Tyrone Lebon, if your bod's as hot as these guys is, there wouldn't be that much to worry about.
There was a time when my appreciation of computer trickery extended no further than making my old PC say my mum's name when she entered the room (take that Jane!). But that was then, and now we are all far more savvy to the fact that there are creatives out there able to do jaw-dropping things armed with a keyboard and a screen. Chris Labrooy is certainly one such talent, as proved yet again by his new series Auto Aerobics. The weird contortions of cars he's seamlessly stitched together on what appears to be a New York playground not only reflect Chris' insane abilities with 3D generation, but are also lovely images in their own right.
One of the great things about having niche interests in Japanese comics that nobody else in the office cares about is that sometimes I stumble across a piece of historic gold. This time round I came across an archive of behind-the-scenes stills from various Godzilla films, shot between the mid-1950s and early 1960s, while on the hunt for some god-awful Manga. And because it's Friday, how could I not share these gems with you. Look at that shirtless man tramping around a tiny Tokyo with his lizard legs! Thank me later.
This week creative director Craig Oldham looks at getting your foot in the door of the creative industries and makes the case for the D&AD New Blood scheme as the perfect place to start. As ever you can add your thoughts using the discussion thread below…
I always thought that photographers would be honoured to photograph the rich and famous, but in this case I feel it would perhaps be the other way round. It's actually incredibly difficult to sum up in just a small paragraph how mesmerisingly brilliant this editorial photography is. New York-based Pari Dukovic casts his lens upon the well-known faces of our world and, using 35mm trickery, transforms them into the immortal stars of the universe.
Pol Solsona is a freelance graphic designer, illustrator and photographer who was born in Barcelona but who now works in Helsinki, Finland. His eclectic work varies from art direction, identities and print and web design to illustration and photography, and anything else he finds himself doing in between. We chatted to Pol to find out why he loves working in his neighbourhood in Helsinki, what he does for fun and why he appreciates the accidents that can come with working in a creative industry. Read on!
I'm going to let you in on a bit of a secret; most artist books are incredibly tedious. For one reason or another artists and designers can't seem to get their act together to collaborate on printed works that are formally beautiful and rigorously conceptually communicative. Either the artist is too precious, the designer too zealous or the whole thing gets lost in a web of conceptual nonsense that renders the reading experience hopeless. And so good ones don't come along very often.
Rodan Kane Hart is a South African artist and graduate of the Michaelis School of Art in Cape Town. Having only received his bachelors degree in 2011 he's got a pretty impressive body of sculptures to his name already that broadly deal with the colonial origins of modern South Africa. Though I'd struggle to say that I appreciate the fine details of the concepts behind his practise, I'm incredibly impressed by his use of materials; the balance of industrial and natural substances and the interplay he creates between geometric forms and landscape. Definitely one to watch.
Acid magazine describes itself as "a surf-inspired publication for the beauty of ideas and images," a write-off which would have many readers assuming that there are only so many photographs of gnarly dudes on surfboards that you could see before you got bored and pushed it to one side. They'd be wrong, though.
When you're tired on a grey, raining morning such as this one it's hard to find something that really cheers you up. Sometimes I feel that even if someone gave me a flower on a cold winter morning I'd probably boff them in the face. Hopefully this unbelievable portfolio of colour and informed design from Pentagram's very own Jessica Svendsen will kick the life back into you as it did me. We came across Jessica's work on aesthetically-pleasing scroll-fest But Does it Float and were instantly drawn in like horny little bees to a pretty flower when we saw her Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library and Haas Arts Library identity. It's raining really good graphic design! Come on, Let's get WET.
We're not really sure why any opportunity to get into the guts of the printing process is so intoxicating, but this tremendous short film provides yet more proof for the prosecution. It features Perrott Bespoke Printing in north London, a die-stamping specialists where father Steve is currently handing over the reins to daughter Catherine, who will be the fourth generation of the same family to operate its presses. We caught up with Evan Gildersleeve – who created the film's score – to find out a little more about it…
"Martin Nicolausson is perhaps the only Swedish illustrator and graphic designer with the name Martin Nicolausson" begins his illustrator bio. "This is important as originality is one of his most admired principles." Fortunately for Martin then originality is one aspect of his illustration which he has absolutely nailed, churning out work as he does. We're huge fans, both for his assured combination of digital and nostalgia-influenced imagery and for his faultlessly bold colour palette.
I don't know how you begin to name a typeface, but I do know when a name tickles me pink, so step forward and take a bow Poynings Stencil. It's been created by the ever-excellent Colophon Foundry for Build's super brand refresh for the Generation Press printers, used across some stylish-stripped-back stationery which still manages to maintain a sense of personality (often the first casualty in minimalist design). There's a new website on its way as well, which if the holding page is anything to go by promises to be pretty special too. Clearly Colophon plus Build continues to equal graphic design of the highest quality.
Elena Stonaker is part fine artist, part fashion designer with the sensibilities of a quilter thrown in for good measure. She makes dolls, paints pictures, and fashions bizarre wearable sculptures from amalgamations of fabric, jewels and imagery that sit somewhere between tapestry and garments. In short, she is one of a kind.
Really very impressive work here from Karolis Strautniekas who, after spending a few years as an art director, decided to turn happily back to illustration where he truly belongs. Karolis has the magic ability to come up with a very good idea and very quickly turn it into an immediate drawing that speaks volumes. His Portraits from Behind series, for instance, could easily have been restricted to just his camera phone, but instead he has brought it to life in detailed, layered illustrations. His editorial work is clever, easy on the eye and not without a sense of humour. I swear my alarm clock says that (above) every morning, or at least my brain does.
Ever find yourself scrolling through It's Nice That wishing that you too were a talented designer? Well, welcome to my world. Don't worry though, Shillington College are here to help with their graphic design courses that'll leave you confident enough to swan into interviews with a printed and digital portfolio package. From absolute beginners to those who are perhaps just a little rusty, the trained and talented tutors at Shillington look to take your potential and turn you into a fully-fledged designer in just three short months. This is your time to start getting creative and eventually make the big bucks. Apply now over on their site!
Last night we returned to Mother London for the first Nicer Tuesdays of 2014. Not only were we delighted to welcome four very different speakers who work in and around the music industry, we were also proud to unveil Park Communications – who print both our Annual and our magazine – as the event's new sponsors.
Jen Dessinger is another photographer who seems to have slipped right through our fingers until now. She describes herself as a travel and portrait photographer, though her portfolio suggests that the breadth of her work spreads far further than those two designated fields, counting as she does AnOther Magazine, Australian Vogue and Dazed & Confused among the clients on her eclectic list.
At the moment there's a trial going on in the UK that seemingly reflects the British press' darkest hour. Various figures are accused of alleged mass hacking of phones and it has led to a lot of soul-searching about how low our once proud media has fallen.
Someone farted all the way through the speech given by the Hayward's curator about the opening of Martin Creed's What's the Point of It? to a crowd of journalists. It took a while for everyone to realise that these fart noises were coming from behind us, and it was actually an audio element in Creed's show.
In about 12 hours Laurel Golio is off to shoot a story for the next issue of Printed Pages, and as we were emailing I realised she'd never been featured on the site before. Time to acquaint you.
To be totally honest, I didn't expect to enjoy this film when I started watching it. There's a long and inglorious tradition of "celebrities" being shoehorned into seemingly random contexts to the point it all starts to resemble an Alan Partridge programme pitch ("Youth Hostelling With Chris Eubank"). But as it turned out I was engrossed for the full four minutes of The Horrors frontman Faris Badwan showing us around Tate Modern's Paul Klee exhibition. Firstly because Faris studied illustration at Central Saint Martins in the early 2000s and speaks with passion and intelligence about Klee's work. And secondly the film links to his own artistic endeavours, so we aren't just told that Klee influenced his pictures but are actually shown how.
You should never judge a book by its cover, and equally you should never judge a man by his bookshelf. WRONG! You can totally do both, I do it all the time. In the case of wonderful illustrator Bjorn Rune Lie, one look at his creaking bookshelf held in pride of place over his computer, tells you all you need to know. A closer peek into the actual contents of these shelves reveals oodles about the artist's value of research, his love for fine draughtsmanship and his passion for the designs in nature. Take it away Bjorn…
Ding ding ding! It's procrastination time! Join me in a spot of time travel back to when you first played on a computer, when the internet didn't exist and all you had to entertain your unpolluted mind was MacPaint! (Or Microsoft Paint, whatever). This "painting tool" program has been coded by Martin Braun as a homage to the original MacPaint creators Bill Atkinson and Susan Kare, and is incredibly enjoyable. Sit back and have the pleasure of getting reacquainted with some of your long lost paint tools such as the simple shape tools and bucket fill. Am I getting old or is PhotoShop just getting too complicated these days? Gimme Cloud Paint any day.
Illustrator duo Cachetejack, also known as Nuria Bellver and Raquel Fanjul, have charm in oodles. Their super-colourful illustration is chockfull of energy, and has graced mediums from books, magazines and newspapers to clothing and walls. I was especially won over by Just Living, the personal postcard project which sees them transform scenes of everyday domestic mundanity into a captivating sequence of potted plants, wine bottles and canoodling friends. Lovely work!
One of the UK's most important competitions for young designers is now open for applications – and entrants are being challenged to shake things up for 2014.
There are few things that get us as excited in the studio as a brilliant comic book by somebody we've never heard of, and this week the superb debut offering from illustrator, graphic designer and typographer Jeremy Perrodeau ticked that box very neatly. Isles is a quietly brilliant publication, centred around the journey of three protagonists on a desert island, each taking their own route and overcoming obstacles and dangers on the way. Rendered only in black and white and described by the publisher as "an invitation to discover the obsession this geometric artist has with the universe" the narrative is intense, poignant and beautifully composed.


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The commissioner of the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources will be convening the first-ever meeting of the Greater Minnesota Regional Parks and Trails Commission today (MON) at the State Capitol Building in St. Paul. The Legislature established the commission this year to develop a system plan for parks and trails in Greater Minnesota. Commission members will also be providing recommendations to the Legislature for grants funded by the Parks and Trails Fund to counties and cities outside the seven-county metropolitan area. Members of the commission were appointed by Governor Dayton in August. Representing our local area are Rick Anderson of Balaton and New Ulm Park and Rec Director Tom Schmitz.
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Here's a knitting pattern that I'm totally loving right now. Julie from This Cosy Life was inspired by Where The Wild Things Are and knitted up some crowns for her little ones. She shares the free pattern here and as soon as my needles are free this crown will be on them!
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Jods vs Breeches
I just started taking english lessons after riding years western. I was just wondering what the difference is between jods and breeches. Thanks!
well i looked up thee meaning between the too so I didn't mess up the definition I gave you :P but from what I see jodhpurs run all the way down the length of the leg and are typically meant to be folded up and worn with paddock boots and breeches stop somewhere around the calf with smooth ends and are typically made to be worn with tall boots, but if you look in a lot of catalogs, breeches are sized to run all the way down to above your ankle, not to your calf. I just wear breeches when riding with a paddock boot and half chaps. the folded area on the bottom of the jodhpurs and the "stirrups" that came with the ones i bought bother me for some reason.
Jods are worn over paddock boots, often cuffed, and in h/j land are only worn by kids. (I know in some countries, and i think saddle seat people? adults wear jods as well). The rule around here is if you're young enough to show with your hair in braids with bows you need to wear jods with garters.
Breeches are worn under tall boots.
I personally think breeches are a lot better looking =P and are much more commonly worn. I'd recommend picking up a pair of breeches and some half chaps or tall boots =)
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aww man my second jodhpurs picture got messed up =( well ignore that bit xD
I ride in tights usually. they run all the way down the leg, are very strechy, and are SUPER comfy! I wear half chaps or tall boots when I ride FYI. ;) Breachs are sometimes made of a not a streachy material too.
I ride in jods with half chaps over the top.
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GIOVANNI BATTISTA TORRIGLIA (Italian, 1858-1937). The Soap Bubble. Oil on canvas. 29 x 43 inches (73.7 x 109.2 cm). Sign...
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The Soap Bubble
Oil on canvas
29 x 43 inches (73.7 x 109.2 cm)
Signed lower right: G.B. Torriglia
Captain Clyde Arthur Barbour, purchased in Florence, circa 1930;
By descent through the family of the above to the present owner.
Best known for his colorful and endearing depictions of rural family life, Giovanni Battista Torriglia is among the most prominent Italian genre painters of the nineteenth century. Born in Genoa in 1857, the young artist eventually moved to Florence to complete his artistic training. Distinguishing himself from many studio artists of the time, Torriglia received and executed a number of commissions to decorate the interiors of several churches throughout Italy. It was in Florence that Torriglia became friendly with the artist Nicolo Barabino (1832-1891), and focused his artistic attention on subjects of religious and academic import.
In 1901, Torriglia settled in Tuscany, where he would remain for a number of years. During this period, the artist gradually abandoned religious and historical subjects and took up a focus on the subject that would bring him great acclaim and success: pleasing narrative scenes depicting multi-generational family life. Like those of his contemporaries Gaetano Chierici and Eugenio Zampighi, Torriglia's compositions depict modest, rural households rather than the aristocratic subjects that dominate many Victorian-era paintings. These compositions conveyed the notion that happiness is derived not from material wealth, but rather from the simple, tender moments shared between family members that comprise domestic life.
In The Soap Bubble, a young boy and girl, presumably brother and sister, happily entertain a baby sibling by blowing bubbles of soap. Several generations of family members look on in delight, enjoying the leisurely moment along with the children. In addition, an older male relative pauses and bends over to feed visiting pigeons that have joined the happy scene. Sunlight streams through the open window to illuminate the drifting soap bubbles and the faces of the figures, along with other still-life elements of the rural home, which include baskets, a lantern, copper kitchenware, and ceramic pottery. Symbolically, an image of the Madonna and Child hangs on the wall overseeing the scene.
The present work epitomizes the qualities for which Torriglia is most celebrated: a masterful attention to detail, a focus on brilliant color, and the ability to portray a domestic narrative in a heartwarming, tender manner. The Soap Bubble is a superb example of Torriglia's timeless and pleasing compositions, which resonate with present-day viewers just as they did with Victorian audiences during the artist's lifetime. The Soap Bubble was purchased in Florence circa 1930 by Captain Clyde Arthur Barbour, for whom the Barbours Cut Terminal in the Port of Houston, Texas, was named. The work hung for years in the Captain's stately and historic plantation estate, Oaklawn Manor, in Franklin, Louisiana. The painting has been passed down through the family to the present owner, who is a direct descendent of Captain Barbour.
Condition Report*:Unlined canvas; faint stretcher creases along edges and down center of canvas visible under raking light; minor frame abrasions and accretions along extreme edges; stable surface; under UV exam, appears to be minor in-painting along far left seated boy's shoulder, in his forehead, and in bowl in his left hand, also appears to be minor over-paint in right hand of seated man holding child and a small fleck of in-painting in child's hair, several quarter-size spots of in-painting down seated woman's back and in her apron, and possible minor over-paint in far right seated man's right hand; areas of background may possibly fluoresce, but old varnish layer makes painting surface difficult to read; Framed Dimensions 39 X 53 Inches
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A Man on the Moon: The Voyages of the Apollo Astronauts
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On the night of July 20, 1969, our world changed forever when two Americans, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin, walked on the moon. Now the greatest event of the twentieth century is magnificently retold through the eyes and ears of the people who were there. Based on the interviews with twenty-three moon voyagers, as well as those who struggled to get the program moving, journalist Andrew Chaikin conveys every aspect of the missions with breathtaking immediacy: from the rush of liftoff, to the heart-stopping lunar touchdown, to the final hurdle of reentry.
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The power of imagination (3)
I welcome you to a highly profitable time as you read my article today. From the beginning of this month, I started to help you set the pace for a business breakthrough and wonderful family life this year, by sharing with you the fact that you can use your thoughts or imagination to paint a glorious picture for your business, career or home.
This week, I will show you one factor that can enhance your thoughts and consequently your imagination. It is the Wise Company Factor.
I want you to know that thoughts are governed by three basic things: association, observation and teaching. Your mind is conditioned by what you observe and what you see automatically registers on your mind. It is also controlled by what you associate with and of course what knowledge you allow it to acquire. Based on this truth, you can determine what you imagine by controlling the kind of company you keep.
Consequently, she ate the forbidden fruit and gave it to her husband, Adam, who also ate. This, in turn, affected her home negatively and brought her entire family, including generations yet unborn, under the curse of God (Genesis 3). This will not be your portion this year in Jesus' name. Someone said, "You'll remain the same way you are today in five years, except for two things: the books you read and the people with whom you walk."
You can interact with people through the books you read, as though they were there physically. This is because what you are doing while reading a book is sharing the opinions and thoughts of the authors, rubbing minds with them. Every book you read is the author's thoughts in print. Therefore, when you read his or her material, you are keeping company with him or her, and sharing his or her thoughts, and in no time, you will start thinking the same way.
For instance, when you read the Bible, which is the Word of God, you share God's thoughts and benefit from them. Because of my earlier interaction with the Word of God, and the light I caught on hitch-free marriage from it, I have enjoyed a happy home. I have not had to live by trial and error.
The Bible tells a story about how Amnon, son of King David, had carnal knowledge of his step-sister called Tamar, through the evil and ungodly counsel of his friend Jonadab. Although Amnon had this strong urge to have an inappropriate relationshsip with his step-sister, his association with a dubious friend hastened the speed with his satanic desire was accomplished!
Consequently, this immoral and inappropriate relationship caused Amnon his life. At the end, it was Jonadab his friend who reported the news of his death to David (2 Samuel 1-34). Amnon, who kept company with his foolish friend Jonadab, was not only foolish, but was destroyed (Proverbs 13:10). Wrong association cost him his precious life!
It is time to disconnect from those negative and fruitless association corrupting your business or home. It will help you to experience the glory that God has in store for you this year. Remember that friendship is not by force, but by choice. This new year is not a time for you to mingle with crooks, miscreants and derelicts in the society. Be wise!
You are a child of destiny! Don't allow evil and dubious friends to crash your enviable destiny. Re-examine your relationship with your friends. Once it tends to the negative, you have the right to disengage and step aside! A stitch in time saves nine!
One way to determine who to associate with is to find out whether what the person is saying has profited him/her or not. More importantly, you need help from the Source of wisdom, the All-wise God. Without Him, you can do nothing (John 15:5). You can enjoy His help after confessing your sins, forsaking them and accepting Jesus Christ as your Lord and Saviour. That is how to be born again.
If you are not yet born again, you can do so right now as you say this prayer with sincerity and confidence: Lord Jesus, I come to You today. I am a sinner. I cannot help myself. Forgive me my sins. Cleanse me with Your precious blood. Deliver me from sin and Satan, to serve the Living God. Today, Lord Jesus, I accept You as my Lord and Saviour. Thank You Jesus for saving me! Now I know I am born again!
I will continue this teaching next week! This is your year! You must fail destiny!
I invite you to come and fellowship with us at the Faith Tabernacle, Canaan Land, Ota, the covenant home of Winners. Our midweek services hold on Wednesdays between 6 and 8 p.m. We have four services on Sundays. The first one holds between 6.30 and 8.15 a.m., the second between 8.25 a.m. and 10.10 a.m., the third between 10.20 a.m. and 12.05 p.m. and the fourth between 12.15 and 2.00 p.m.
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T-18 testing .UPDATE!!!!
Mother of 14&13 yr old boys and a girl, 2. I'm 42..loving my kids and loving my man ! Jesus is my lord. Son born Jan 1, 2015 Remembering my 5 Angels.
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If it was just the screening and not the Maternti21 test- then it's not saying your baby for sure has it. It's only saying there is a higher chance then most (based on your age and the blood tests/ultrsound).
If I had a positive screening test I would march to the nearest lab that did the Maternti21 and pay for that. It's non invasive and is diagnostic.
I hope I can offer you some comfort. I did the early screening test with my 3rd baby. It came back positive and I was told I would have to go on for a CVS test 2 weeks later. I was devastated and so scared to hear and think about what might be wrong with my baby. But somewhere in my heart of hearts I knew my baby was fine. I would cry (more like sob) everyday. My Dr suggested an abortion, which I firmly declined. I went for the CVS test, and genetically everything came back fine. But my Dr (who was a complete ass, and I left him after 25 weeks pregnant) was not convinced and kept sending me for more testing. He told me there had to a heart defect or intestinal problems, or that the baby would be stillborn or die shortly after birth (nothing a pregnant woman wants to hear!) He caused me nothing but stress!!
Fast forward 5 years later....I have a completely healthy, rambunctious, funny, and loving little boy. My world is blessed by him and I'm so glad I did have an abortion, I would have lost a perfectly healthy baby. Those tests have a high false positive. So don't lose hope, I will be praying for your comfort and peace of mind as you go through this!
Mother of 14&13 yr old boys and a girl, 2. I'm 42..loving my kids and loving my man ! Jesus is my lord. Son born Jan 1, 2015 Remembering my 5 Angels.
My SIL has 'screened' positive for T18 as well, and she has gone through many many u/s and additional testing, but they cant get an official diagnosis. Everything is coming up normal. So she has decided to stop with all the extra tests, ultrasounds, etc and just enjoy her pregnancy. GL to you! You'll be in my thoughts.
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This collection contains an early development version of the complete installer for Redbeard's Pirate Quest. "FC" stands for "Feature Complete" (indicating the program is fully functional, though not necessarily done). The disk includes a copy of the Microsoft DirectX APIs the games uses for rendering the game on screen. The "setup.bmp" located in the root folder of the disk does not contain Redbeard art, and says "Sample SETUP.BMP - replace with your own". The image includes the word "Emmeline" in light pink by hand and "ARGH" in large white sans-serif. "Emmeline" was the development name of Ellie's Enchanted Garden, another game by Human Code and Zowie, which employed much of the same technology. Elements of the code were likely used in both games.
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If a guy says he's "busy" does that always mean rejection to the girl?
weve all heard that when a typical girl asks the guy she likes where he's been why hasn't he called or talked and he replies, oh I've been "busy"... Show More
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It doesn't always mean that. It sometimes means he hasn't gotten himself ready enough for you. You would be amazed at how many times a guy will put off going out with a girl at the time. Only to say yes 2 months later. Why does this fenominon accer.sometimes the guy is trying to get himself ready for you. To iron out all of his flaws so you will be dating the perfecrt guy. And sometimes a girl can win a guy over. Many times a girl I didn't like one week I liked the nexr because of her persistance. A girl who shows she is into a guy is a huge turn on. But he may still feel not perfect enough for you. If you keep at him and show your human watch how quickly things change.
Very interestinggg thnank youu =D
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"busy" is generally an evasive answer. He could easily say more to create a connection with you.
however less information keeps you wondering. If you're not sure what's going on, it keeps you interested and he's free to do what he wants in the meantime. You really want to get out of this game. The minute he says busy you should switch to uninterested mode and go and talk to someone else. It turns the tables on him and you have means to discover how interested he is.
not really, most likely playing hard to get/reach, plus it could also be a quick fix, to a "put on the spot" question
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you're analzing this way tooooo emotionally deep..
guys aren't emotional (per se)
lol, so he's been busy so what, there's nothing to it, maybe he just really didn't have anything interesting to say so he's like " oh I've been busy" but maybe you should talk to him more and then maybe he will open up a little more to you...
When guys say things it isn't so emotionally deep in a sense where you analyze it and you think he is being rude or something... could be he is shy around you or he's not all that comfortable around girls yet or etc etc... there are a lot of reasons that are open to interpretations to what he said, but he's not letting her down, not at all. Atleast, I think its definetely not that.
I understand what you're saying..but see I'm trying to figure out if he likes me or not...we havnt dated yet..so if he has time to go out with his friends and drink, and on certain days he acts like he likes me but hasn't mde a move yet, and when I try to ask him out and start off by say hey hows it going whatsup, he says he's been busy...dont you think if he liked me he wouldve been more open and inviting and at least contact me when he's not busy...
Well I guess it sounds like you are "just a friend" but not in that "full" sense yet. you are gonna have to make a first move or something.
as for contacting you when he's not busy, a guy doesn't really do that if you are someone he doesn't really talk to. :/
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You know, when I tell a guy I like I'm "busy" it almost always means "I'm not interested". If I really am busy and want to see him I'll say "But how about tomorrow night?". If he has time to go out with friends and not you then I think it's safe to say he's not that interested. He could very well not want a relationship at all but either way now isn't the time to pursue anything with him.
My exact texting convo with my ex
me: hey stranger
him: hey whatsup
me: nm just got home, you?
(ten mins later)
me: alright.. great talking to you maybe we can try again next week...
him: sorry I've been busy
me: you're always busy
him: I've got a lot of shit to do
me: k
(next morning)
him: I really miss you
so I went to bed all pissed because he was being a weirdo, but I guess there is still something there if I get the "I really miss you" the next morning...
guys are so confusing !
Hahahha awww they areee!!! even my guy he like acts like he likes me andthen he doesn't contact or anything I hav to do the work and he claims he's busy. hmph.
Sounds like he still has feelings for you, and he didn't know how to respond, in the "friends only" type of way, that's why he said he was busy, and or he really just was busy
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Has anyone considered names? I was afraid to name the baby until I realized I needed to name him/her to bond with the baby. I had a dream that we named her Emma, our daughter that we lost at 18 weeks we named Emmaline but called Emmy and still refer to her as Emmy. I had a thought that we might name her Emmaline too or spell it differently, and of course if its a boy he's named. Just curious if anyone has been thinking or worried about jinxying things??
We don't do names until the baby is born. I don't think it affects bonding at all.
Mom to (12), (7), (5), (4), (born 7/8/11), , and
we're slowly making a list of "potential" names, since we're not finding out the sex we just listen out for names we like and write them down, and then once we meet the baby we'll see what fits
Wife to Eric (8/07), mama to Asher (8/11), and #2 expected 10/15!
We've been thinking of names since before we met. And Then While we were dating and after we were married, and with each pregnancy. Some names we've grown out of. But yes, We have had our babies named long long before we knew who they were. We have a boy name and a girl name chosen for this one, we won't find out the gender until birth. Oh and we finalized our name decisions about 3 days after the
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We had a girl name pretty much picked out since before we got pregnant but once we told the kids that the doctor thinks this is a girl and we mentioned the name we were considering, they all vetoed it. I wasn't in love with the name anymore either so it's fine that they don't like it. Our current front runner is Mary Caroline and all the kids like that. Everyone keeps asking if we are going to call her "Mary" or "Mary Caroline". I'm not sure because "Mary Caroline" does flow together well.
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Mary Caroline is really sweet, and so traditional. We have an Olivia Marie, planned to call her O or Olivia but she calls herself Lala, therefore, it didn't matter what we had in mind. Everyone calls her Lala.
I've had girls names picked out for a long time (Caterina after my great-grandma from Italy & Mae which is a family middle name). I also like Lottie (my other great gramas name) but DH doesn't like it. I have no idea for a boy. I had my son's names picked out shortly after 20 wks when we found out the gender.
Picking a name or waiting, it's all a personal choice & whatever makes you feel good is the best decision. And who knows, once I "meet" the baby & I could change my mind, I've seen it happen before.
As for purchasing clothing, I really want a girl, but I have resisted buying anything b/c I don't want to jinx myself (totally silly I know).
"Unthinking respect for authority is the greatest enemy of truth."- Albert Einstein
We picked out a girl's name months ago. It just occurred to me one day that that's my daughter's name and DH liked it, which is pretty much how DS came to be named too, so that one is pretty much set in stone. But we cannot agree on a single boy's name. Not even close. The ones I love make him nauseous and vice versa. It's going to get pretty interesting if this baby turns out to be a boy...he might just have to be called BabyBoy LastName until he can pick out a name for himself.
Loving life with DH DS1 (5/7/09) and DS2 (7/23/11)
how funny, we can't seem to settle on a boy name, never have been able to...maybe that's because we are having girls!!
We decided (I think).....
Caterina Mae or William Wallace (all are family names)
1.5 wks til we know which one!
"Unthinking respect for authority is the greatest enemy of truth."- Albert Einstein
Vivian June or Clark Walter. We find out on Thursday which one!
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After a lifetime of depression, battles with drug and alcohol addiction, and 25 years on antidepressants, Kitty Dukakis finally found a solution to the mental illness that plagued her: electroconvulsive therapy.
For many people, shock therapy brings to mind scenes from "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest."
But as Dukakis explains, ECT today is very different from a few generations ago.
Her new book, "Shock," co-authored by journalist Larry Tye, talks about Dukakis' personal battle with depression, and describes the evolution of shock therapy and how it has hurt and helped people over the years.
The wife of former Massachusetts Gov. Michael Dukakis calls ECT a "last resort" treatment, but one that she says saved her life.
Read an excerpt from the book, "Shock," below:
It is June 20, 2001, Michael's and my 38th wedding anniversary. It also is the end of my fourth month of depression, my crisis period. I'm normally a person with enormous enthusiasm for and interest in the world. All that is just missing now. Fun or enjoyment are things I cannot even imagine. I don't speak to my kids on the phone, or to my sister. I do keep up with Dad, but he calls me more than I do him. The last two people I want worrying about me are my father, who is too old and dear, and my husband, who has had to worry for far too long. I have run out of options and I don't want to drink.
These are the times when I am most vulnerable. Having a drink is the only way of bringing me away from the horrendous feelings I am having about myself. It starts out as a glass or two of wine. It generally ends up with vodka. The alcohol is like an amnesiac, it is able to take me away from the darkness. Last night I was so afraid I was going to drink that I had them check me in here at Massachusetts General Hospital.
Today I am going to try the only thing left: electro-convulsive therapy.
Michael and I have reason to be anxious. His older brother, Stelian Panos Dukakis, had ECT back in 1951, in what I think of as the treatment's Dark Ages. Stelian had had a mental breakdown. One day he tossed a pile of sleeping pills in his mouth. They gave him ECT along with insulin coma treatments, which was a combination they often used at the time. Stelian never really was the same person. He had a zombielike look that melted the heart of everyone who knew and loved him.
Neither Michael nor I knew they still were doing electroconvulsive therapy before my doctors showed us a video on it three years ago and explained how the treatment had been transformed. We knew that if the time came again when we were desperate for a solution - some kind of positive action -- we would try it. That time is now. Yesterday they admitted me to the hospital under the name Jane Dee, a pseudonym they use as a courtesy to protect my privacy after my 12 years as first lady of Massachusetts and Michael's long campaign for president in 1988. Today, as I lie here waiting for my treatment, the image of "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" flashes through my mind. Getting ECT will make me a full-fledged member of the mental health family. What am I doing?


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- Animation Studio: Walt Disney Animation (Japan), Inc.
- Distributed by: Buena Vista Television
- Cartoon Characters: Chip, Dale, Gadget, Monterey Jack, Zipper, Monterey Jack, Mepps, Mr. Squirrel, Mole, Snout, Professor Norton Nimnul, Fat Cat, Sergeant Spinelli, Wart, Stan, Blather, Radio Voice, Officer Kirby, Officer Muldoon, Tammy Squirrel, Bink Squirrel.
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- Produced By Tad Stones, Alan Zaslove, Maia Mattise.
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- First Aired on April 09, 1989.
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- Running Time: 30 minutes.
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The Rescue Rangers try to recover the Maltese Mouse from Fat Cat, and end up with the unlikely task of babysitting a mother squirrel's two rambunctious daughters.
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TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) -- The 49ers' appearance in the Super Bowl means Cardinals inside linebacker Daryl Washington is headed to the Pro Bowl. Washington, an alternate, will replace San Francisco's NaVorro Bowman in Hawaii, where the Pro Bowl will be played next Sunday. Washington, the first Cardinals linebacker to make the Pro Bowl since Seth Joyner in 1994, led Arizona with a career-high 140 tackles, 110 of them solo, to go along with nine sacks, 14 tackles for loss, two forced fumbles, an interception, a fumble recovery and six passes defensed. His nine sacks were the most by any inside linebacker in the league. Washington will be one of two Cardinals player participating in the Pro Bowl, the other being cornerback Patrick Peterson. Washington is in his third NFL season, Peterson his second. Peterson also made the Pro Bowl last year as a punt returner.
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