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Residents were evacuated from a street in Soho this morning after a lorry hit a building which is being renovated by construction workers.
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It is an unfortunate case that these images were prematurely leaked, which is becoming a more prevalent issue within the industry.
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The Queen has nominated the Right Reverend Justin Welby, MA, Hon FCT, the Lord Bishop of Durham, for election by the Dean and Chapter of Canterbury in the place of the Most Reverend and Right Honourable Rowan Douglas Williams, MA DPhil DD FBA, Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, Primate of All England and Metropolitan.
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The first time Rachel Kesselman donated blood, she was just 17 years old.
"I was at the Temple Israel blood drive with my mom, Millie," said Rachel. "I had seen her donate many times, so even though I was a little afraid, I knew I could do it."
That instance was just the start of a lifelong commitment to donating blood. Rachel went on to donate blood throughout her college years at the University of Kansas and served as chairman of the blood drive her senior year. After college, she moved to Georgia where she continued to donate, especially after the events of Sept. 11, 2001.
Upon returning to Memphis, she was excited when her then-employer, Thompson & Company, participated in blood drives through Lifeblood. Rachel also began teaching religious school at Temple Israel, which holds regular Lifeblood mobile drives.
"Giving blood is wonderful not only for the recipient, but also for the donor," said Rachel. "While I'm giving the gift of life, I also have gained some very important knowledge about myself including my blood type, my cholesterol level and, more recently, I was informed that I have a low iron count — a health condition I was unaware of, but am now able to easily remedy."
Millie Katzen began donating blood nearly 35 years ago in Albuquerque, N.M. "It's something easy that anyone can do to help another person," she said. "It doesn't take a lot of time and one donation can help save up to four lives."
Millie, an avid runner, tries to donate at least three times a year when her marathon schedule allows. Millie has a very rare blood type — A negative — as well as the lack of a certain virus, which enables her blood to be used to help save the lives of babies and cancer patients. She also has a unique enzyme that allows her blood to be used to treat sickle cell patients.
"Memphis is a city that really rallies around helping those in need through our comprehensive medical community," saidMillie. "Donating blood through Lifeblood lets me know that my blood will be used to treat patients in need at area hospitals such as St. Jude, Le Bonheur, Baptist and even the newly launched Methodist Healthcare Comprehensive Sickle Cell Center."
Millie is especially glad that daughter Rachel followed in her footsteps when it came to donating blood. "I believe the highest form of charity is giving without expecting anything in return. Blood donation gives me a way to do that because I never know who the recipient might be. I just know I am helping someone in need."
When asked what advice she would give to someone considering donating, Rachel said that overcoming any misconceptions about blood donation is key. "The minor pain and fear you may feel are only temporary," notes Rachel. "The positive impact you have on someone's life when you donate blood is forever."
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Rare, High Grade 1839 Gobrecht Dollar, PR631839 P$1 Name Omitted, Judd-104 Restrike, Pollock-116, R.3, PR63 PCGS. Silver. Reeded Edge. Die Alignment IV (center of Liberty's head opposite the right side of the F in OF). The dollars of 1839 are neatly divided into two categories, restrikes and originals. They are also known in Die Alignment III and IV. All originals are in Die Alignment IV, and they show none of the microscopic die cracks on the reverse. Restrikes, believed to have been struck from 1857 to 1859, are also in Die Alignment IV but do show the tiny die cracks through the reverse lettering. A second set of restrike 1839 dollars are found in Die Alignment III (center of Liberty's head opposite the N in ONE). These pieces are believed to have been struck in the late 1860s, possibly later. This Die Alignment IV coin shows faint die cracking that connects the tops of MERI, but we see no evidence of a crack between TE and no trace of a die crack at the bottom of LAR. This, of course, indicates that this coin was one of the first restrikes produced in the late 1850s.
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Chicago Blackhawks center Jonathan Toews is still uncertain about his return from a concussion.Toews has missed nearly a month of action since suffering the injury on Feb. 19. He was expected back earlier this week but his symptoms did not go away. Toews is no longer skating with the team and doesn't have a time table for his return."He's a hockey player and he wants to play," Chicago head coach Joel Quenneville told reporters. "The process, I'm sure in his mind, is not a fun thing to be dealing with. You want to be optimistic; there was that stretch there where he was getting close. There's hope, and that's where we're at."Toews has 29 goals and 28 assists on the year. The Blackhawks have gone 7-4-1 without him in the lineup.
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Jon Lester wasn't at his best last night and in the end it didn't matter as the offense picked him up. Stephen Drew had two-run game tying triple in the 4th inning and Shane Victorino knocked in the eventual winning run in the 5th to help the Boston Red Sox to a 6-5 win over the Oakland A's. {mp4remote}http://mediadownloads.mlb.com/mlbam/2013/04/25/mlbtv_26567777_1200K.mp4{/mp4remote} MOBILE/TABLET LINK For more slices of Red Sox goodness, head over to the Boston Globe, Boston Herald, CSN New England, ESPN Boston, NESN, Providence Journal, RedSox.com and WEEI websites. And if you must check out the enemy news, head over to the Oakland Tribune and San Francisco Chronicle websites. Follow Ian on Twitter @soxanddawgs. And be sure to like us on Facebook as well. photo credit: getty images
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What about all the posters that don't participate too much on these discussions? Can you give us your rare views?
What about all the posters that don't participate too much on these discussions? Can you give us your rare views?
Thank you for recognizing that I am not a politically savvy poster. That said, my view of the Iraq war parallels my view of the Vietnam war. At first, I trusted the government and believed that our leaders knew more about the situation than the protesters, and they were doing what was best for everyone. As the war waged on and progress seemed slow or non-existant, I began to doubt the wisdom of our involvement. In the Iraq war, it now seems even more evident that our leaders have made errors in judgment and relied on faulty intelligence. Also, the political/religious situation in Iraq seems much more complex than a conventional war scenario. I still have to believe that people on both sides of this issue are good men and women who are doing what they sincerely feel is the right thing, but I'm now in favor of getting out and not wasting even more American lives and money.
Edit: I'll also add that I don't think the war in Iraq is a war against terrorism. There are many countries that support terrorism, and even if we are victorious in Iraq (Is that possible? What would be a victory anyway?), terrorism will continue, although if we end our involvement there, we may be less likely to antagonize those who would like to intimidate us.
One more edit: I thought then and still think that when Sadaam Hussein denied investigators total access to search for WMD's and thus violated his terms of surrender, that was justification to invade the country.
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Reply to the commend about Saddam denying access to investigators:
At the time that we declared war, Hans Blix reported that Saddam allowed access to just about everywhere:
The February 2003 report:
Since we arrived in Iraq, we have conducted more than 400 inspections covering more than 300 sites. All inspections were performed without notice, and access was almost always provided promptly.
In my 27 January update to the Council, I said that it seemed from our experience that Iraq had decided in principle to provide cooperation on process, most importantly prompt access to all sites and assistance to UNMOVIC in the establishment of the necessary infrastructure. This impression remains, and we note that access to sites has so far been without problems, including those that had never been declared or inspected, as well as to Presidential sites and private residences.
The March 2003 report (which was that last one -- when Bush declared that Saddam was not cooperating and hence we attacked them):
Inspections in Iraq resumed on 27 November 2002. In matters relating to process, notably prompt access to sites, we have faced relatively few difficulties and certainly much less than those that were faced by UNSCOM in the period 1991 to 1998.
As of today, there is more. While during our meetings in Baghdad, the Iraqi side tried to persuade us that the Al Samoud 2 missiles they have declared fall within the permissible range set by the Security Council, the calculations of an international panel of experts led us to the opposite conclusion. Iraq has since accepted that these missiles and associated items be destroyed and has started the process of destruction under our supervision. The destruction undertaken constitutes a substantial measure of disarmament – indeed, the first since the middle of the 1990s. We are not watching the breaking of toothpicks.
American people were sold on the fact that Iraq definitely had those WMD and the only way to resolve the issue was to give them up. Saddam lost right away since he could not give up what he did not have.
Here is what Bush said: "Give up WMD or face war", which essentially means war if one doesn't have those weapons.
"At the time that we declared war, Hans Blix reported that Saddam allowed access to just about everywhere"
I remember hearing what I thought were reliable news reports to the contrary.
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From where -- Fox News?
Given the full text of Blix's final two reports (the links I posted), do you think differently now?
This will confirm what I said above. While Blix did not find any WMD in Iraq he never went against Bush dogma that weapons are there:
Hans Blix, executive chairman of the UN Monitoring, Verification and Inspection Commission, and Mohamed El-Baradei, director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency, updated the Security Council on Friday about the searches carried out in Iraq.
Blix told the council that no weapons of mass destruction were found in the country, but did not rule out the possibility of some existing.
He said the main problem lay in locating such chemical weapons as the deadly VX nerve agent Iraq was known to have had in 1998, which are not on the Iraqi declaration.
"Another matter and one of great significance is that many proscribed weapons and items are not accounted for. One must not jump to the conclusion that they exist. However, that possibility is also not excluded. If they exist, they should be presented for destruction," Blix said.
"Given the full text of Blix's final two reports (the links I posted), do you think differently now?"
They're very convincing, but I really remember hearing about inspectors being denied access, and the news being generally accepted as true. No, it wasn't Fox News or The Daily Show. Am I the only one suffering from this delusion? If the source of your reports is reliable and no one can offer evidence that refutes them, yes, I'd have to rethink my position.
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Spider, Hussein refused letting inspectors in for a while but weeks before the war Saddam let them everywhere. I remember CNN showing inspectors going everywhere. However, Bush kept saying if the weapons are not found, that means they are hidden. At this time American forces were already on their way to Kuwait.


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Just mounted new from http://advgear.net/ box that fits with my Zega case frame on my GS. Very good craftsmanship and quality materials. Thought I'd share with you...http://i1197.photobucket.com/albums/...ps6713f8b9.jpg
Sweet man - I've got one on order myself and it's great to see it works well with the TT Zega racks. I can breathe a sigh of relief that's it's not going to take a weekend of finagling to get it mounted!
Just noticed you still have the mud guard on - you leaving it there? I recall he advised it's removal as the box can contact at full suspension compression
Just installed mine as well! Love it!
The mud guard looks like it will clear, but should remove it anyway. Mud will probably take it off soon enough.
Looks great. I bought one for my R1200GSA. The lid doesn't fit as nicely as your appears to. From about half way over on the top the lid is to big and overlaps making the fit and finish not so good. I've also been considering the best way to seal the holes to make it somewhat water tight. I can see daylight in a number of places, not good for the tools...
Email sent. Will make it right. Box is assembled with clear sealer in the seams so it should be tight, if there are seams that the sealer doesn't fill, it ain't right and I'll replace it.
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I may try some silicone on mine.
Regardless the sealing that can be done, I would put my tool roll into a dry bag with some desiccant packs and make sure the tools were put in a bit oily to keep em from rusting, etc. No reason to expect a totally waterproof solution at this price point in my opinion. Tools placed in toolboxes in my garage have been known to rust with humidity. I still like the idea of this box to hold the tools instead of at the bottom of my adventure case, as then I can just leave them with the bike all the time and not have to drag them around when I unpack at camp or hotel.
Waterproofness, although desirable, would be hard to achieve with this door design. Drybag or plastic bag is a simple way to keep tools from drawning. Draining holes are a good idea, too. Not sure if they are present.
I like to carry basic tools at all times, specially to fix flat tires. I usually strap a backpack to the back of the bike, but a tool box like that is the ideal thing. Definitely in my wish list.
I saw daylight through mine also, but on further inspection it is fully protected with a seal in the folded seams. I know what you mean with the door, mine fit perfectly, maybe a small gasket would be in order. Guess I will find out soon. The price is a good value considering the materials and time it takes to assemble one, plus free shipping!!
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July 13th, 2014 #1
I'm trying to paint a Cityscape for a comic project of mine. I need practice for sure, but I am looking for any advice, or tips anyone can offer to help me understand the process of making something like this. It's my very first time attempting something of this subject and of this magnitude, and any help that can be offered would be extremely appreciated.
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Work on the composition, values, lights and shadows. Basically you can't even tell where the light source is.
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Feng Zhu's videos are a really entertaining "display" of these things, and cover them superficially
but to learn them?
Lots and lots of studies I think.. still lifes, drawing from color photos and converting to values, works too
If you can draw from life do that.
eg, DRAW EGGS, eggs are nothing to fuck with.
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draw eggs? sounds like a plan. I'll draw a bunch of them then. thanks for the tips.


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on 10/20/2013 8:44:00 AM
Age: 18 & Under
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I heard a lot about this on YouTube so when I saw it on offer I thought I'd give it a try. I initially was suprised at the size of it, it is quite small for the price it is. But it actually lasted me for around 5 months as a little goes a long way. I am very fair skinned which means that my dark circles are extra prominent, and I sometimes struggle to find concealers light enough for me, I have this in the shade porcelain bisque and I must say I am in love. It's so creamy and easy to apply, it really helps to disguise the purple/blue under my eyes and makes me look so much more awake. I don't feel awake until I have applied this. The packaging is small, but quite cute and compact. I would recommend this to anyone, its a life saver and I would buy it again and again :)
on 10/17/2013 4:23:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Red, Other, Other
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I like this product. It has lasted me almost a year and I've just hit pan. I don't much like the packaging because it seems a bit unhygienic. I have this in porcelain bisque and it's perfect for brightening up my undereyes. I don't have dark circles, so I don't really battle with that issue. It does help disguise puffiness, which I do battle with, really well though if placed correctly. I don't think I'll repurchase this simply because it is expensive for me and the Maybelline dream lumi concealer works just as well for me to be completely honest. I think if someone has dark circles this product would be worth the high price tag.
on 10/14/2013 5:35:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Absolutely amazing but just slightly sticky - still wouldn't stop me using it!
on 10/9/2013 5:42:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Grey
This is the only makeup product ever that I insist on wearing almost every day. I find under eye circles so unsightly - they really detract from a woman's beauty. Which, of course, is why I'm so glad I found this corrector. No concealer can combat blue or purple tones like a pink or salmon corrector can. It is in a convenient snap-shut pot and the formula is creamy and blendable. All I need to do is dip a clean finger into the pot, spread it under my eyes and tada! My face is brightened. I set it with a powder afterward to ensure it lasts (and it does, all day and night if need be). Sometimes if I put too much on, it does crease. But after you blot away the excess product there is no creasing at all!
on 10/6/2013 5:17:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This is a good product but I don't love it! Good for reducing dark circles but did not eliminate. Might try Ben Nye Blue Neutralizer next...
on 9/28/2013 12:50:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
OMG... this stuff is AMAZING. this is only my second review as i rarely find anything worth shouting about but had to come on here and write a review about this product. im 37 and have tried hundreds of concealers over the yrs and none have covered my dark circles as good as this stuff. some products iv used have improved them dramatically but this actually covers them completely and without having to use half of the product to do so. i did what some other reviewers have said and put it on covering the dark circles and then did something else i.e dried my hair before i applied the rest of my makeup and it looks amazing. i dabbed it into the eye area first as i was afraid it wasnt going to cover but then noticed it had settled into my small lines slightly so i rubbed it in instead and it still worked. feels very light too. as iv said some products needed to be caked on to cover the circles so this does feel light as u really dont need much at all. the package is small, like an eyeshadow but i think it is going to last a very long time as after first application it doesnt even look like iv used any yet. i will be buying more and am praying now that they dont stop doing this or messing with the product as this one is perfect. it is pricey for a concealer and because it is small but after spending hundreds of pounds over the yrs trying to find a product that actually worked i think it is worth every penny. LOVE LOVE LOVE THE STUFF
on 9/18/2013 5:07:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
This product is FLAWLESS! I've purchased hundreds of products in an effort to find something that works for my skin, and this is definitely the one. :)
I'm the palest of pale, with dark circles under my eyes. Any sort of foundation I've used in the past just wasn't the right shade. After a decade of searching, I've realized that I need a product with pink undertones, not yellow. Extra Light works perfectly for me. No more yellow-orange streaks on my face! Hallelujah!
The coverage is also great and lasts all day (I used it without any other products, but you may want to follow it with a translucent powder if your skin is super oily). I constantly suffer from cystic acne on my chin that I have tried *everything* for, and have some mild acne scarring on my forehead. It's thick and creemy, so a little bit goes a long way and this corrector masks my imperfections like none other. Acne and dark circles are no longer noticeable! When I see myself in a mirror, I can't help but SMILE. I honestly can't remember the last time I felt so good about my skin.
The small container is perfect because it's portable. It also snaps together tightly. Products have spilled open in my purse several times and left disgusting stains. Not with this bad boy!
For everyone griping over the price -- I'm not sure where you're from, but I live in Canada. I got this product for $29.99 plus tax. It may look like a small container, but the quality makes it worth every penny. I've paid far more than this for far inferior products. Plus I've heard it lasts eons.
on 9/6/2013 3:50:00 PM
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Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I LOVE this corrector! I use Peach or medium to dark bisque. depending on my mood. They both suit me well. Peach is more yellow and Med/dark bisque is more pink. I must say, I will not go a day without using this corrector. I love how it helps diminish dark cirlcles without lookin glike you added a million layers of product on. it's creamy and opaque and lasts all day!
on 9/3/2013 4:42:00 PM
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Skin: Oily, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
GOD BLESS BOBBI BROWN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I have the worst dark circles so id do anything to COVER them up. I went to the shop a week back and i got it in Peach and OMG my dark circles are forever gone when i have it on..wow...that rhymed!
This is my must have and i cannot live without it, even though it is pretty pricey, im willing to pay ever dime myself.
on 8/17/2013 8:20:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Dry, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Blue
Something needs to be magnificent or truly horrific for me to boot up the good ol' laptop and write a review. That being said, I don't know why I haven't reviewed this yet. Oh maaaaan it's good. There are few things in my make-up collection that I can truly truly give 'HG' status but this bad boy has achieved it. I will say that I don't have under eye circles, but to compensate for that I have quite bad under eye bags (they're not awful mind, but definitely noticeable). Anyway, I battled with them for years - I'm 19 now and I probably got them around when I was 13. They were the BANE of my life and NOTHING worked on them. I stumbled across this in a CCO for $15 and I've not looked back! I now can not (and will not) leave the house without this. I have dry skin and I've never had problems with this being too drying and what-not.
Another thing I will say, when I opened this and saw that tiny minuscule little pot staring back at me I was a little bit put off but I honestly bought this about 2 years ago, use it everyday I wear makeup (probably an average of 5 days a week) and I STILL have some left. I. kid. you. not.
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Aside from that, the fact that it has no optional SD card slots may complicate the rooting/unrooting process. I would buy a Nook Color for 50$ more, because I can run CM7 from an SD card and not void my warranty since I could dual boot it. Especially if the kindle fire ends up unable to go back to stock.
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Combine all ingredients in a large pitcher. Stir with a wooden spoon and serve.
Nutritional analysis per serving: 285 calories, 0.2 g fat (0.1 g saturated), 35 g carbs, 1.5 g fiber, 1 g protein
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Voters aged 18-35 are more likely to be against the like-for-like renewal of Trident, Britain's nuclear weapons system, than their older peers, the survey carried out by ComRes on behalf of WMD Awareness found.
The findings come just two years before the Government is due to decide whether to renew the fleet of submarines that will carry the UK's nuclear weapons.
The issue is also at the heart of the independence debate, with the possibility the weapons would be removed from Scotland if the country votes yes in September. The research, based on responses from 4,207 people across Britain, found younger voters are not engaged in this issue, with only one in 15 thinking the UK Government should prioritise spending on defence over the next 10 years. It found that 19% of people aged 18-35 believe the UK nuclear weapon system should be renewed to maintain its current size and capacity, compared to 33% of people aged 36 and older.
Hannah Cornford, ambassador lead at WMD Awareness, said: "Renewing Trident is the largest and most expensive British investment project. Yet, while support for Trident was widespread in the 1980s, our research shows that, for those born after the Cold War, spending on defence comes last on their list of government priorities."
Madeline Held, Chair of Nuclear Education Trust, said: "The Talking Trident debate is a welcome development in stimulating a much needed discussion around nuclear weapons in the UK."


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About Adam R Grose
Adam R. Grose's practice responds to contemporary practices inspired from the country, region, town or city he currently resides. He explores the experience of living and working in different places, researching the history, myth and culture of the area - observing lyrics of colour and mark-making. Grose forms abstractions that explore glimpses and oscillations between positive and negative spaces; uncertainty and exploration of what is seen and what is understood. Moving between drawings, paintings and printmaking through imagination, reality, digital information and in-situ experiences, Grose is drawn towards processing images through the layering of images seen and/or experienced from our diaphanous sensory world to form new aesthetic compositions, exploring montaged thoughts, memories and moments which seek the masculine and feminine forms.
Falmouth College University (Falmouth School of Art - MAFA in Contemporary Practice); Bath Spa (Professional Graduate Certificate in Education); Southampton College (City and Guilds Teaching Qualification); Southampton Institute - Fine Art Degree; Somerset College of Art and Technology - BTEC National Diploma in Art and Design (Fine Art); Yeovil College - Vocational Fine Art & Photography.
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Place meat on tortillas and add lettuce, chipotle sauce, pico de gallo and sour cream.
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It is like a swirling tornado of depression, loneliness, anger, terror, disgust, thoughts of blood and cuts and scars and suicide, anxiety, nervousness, and love swirling faster and faster, moving crazily all over the place, faster and faster, left to right, forward and backwards, faster and faster, destroying all in its wake, faster and faster until I don't think I can take it anymore, faster and faster until I think I think my brain is going to explode and leak out of my nose, faster and faster and faster until I think I am going to SNAP!!!!!!!
It would scare and confuse you. I have a mix of random colorful drug trip type elements and dark disturbing elements as well as some happy loving ones.
In my head. There is hope and eternal optimism. Life is like a drumbeat to me, and the music I hear it the heart and soul of mankind. It is rhythm, it is soul.<br />
And you my dear friend, have a lot of soul. =)
Most of it's like a carnival midway, but way, way in the back you'll find a sturdy trunk bound in heavy chains with a formidable lock. Don't ever dare open that.
A million houses. A thousand hamlets. Moon in the pond. Blossom in the sky.
I miss the age when the mountains walked and the oak whispered its tails to a mankind that wore a younger mans clothes. The sun was smaller then, we could block it out with little more than our thumb so of course the world of hurricanes and volcano's, of earthquakes and torrential rain, the world of the buffalo, the lizard, the snake was so much brighter then. A shift occurred, the world got turned inside out. People keep waiting for it to end but it has already come. We are the walking dead. Damn you Copernicus, I'm so sure you thought what you did was right...
Opps I had to edit it, wore not *****, Lol.
That would take way to long and I have to go to work in a few minutes.
I will send you a note.
Tried to send you a reply but was unable to due to your restrictions. Didn't really want to answer it here.
Ok, I'll answer here. It's a whole lot different than what you see on my profile if you have checked it at all.
In my head I'm trying to figure out how to get my life back in order, and more like it was 10 years ago. Mostly due to employment changes in a major way, and obviously not for the better.
One of millions of Americans who were down sized at the peak of my employement, and unable to even closely get back to where I was. That occupies alot of my thinking when I'm not here enjoying myself.
BTW, I did try to mail this but it would not go through. Said it was due to restrictions on your account regarding adult content. I copied and pasted it here so not sure why.
How much more of me do you want me to show (kidding). I still have conversation with some who do not only see the naughty side of me, and realize that I'm not completely about adult content. Kind of like now. But that is part of my personality too, so I don't try to push it on those who only assume from what they see.
Like I said, I don't push that said on someone who doesn't want to see it. I must be doing something right cause I don't think anyones blocked me yet, and I woundn't want you to be the first.
Alive with ideas, always considering what ifs, how to push the limits of such and such. How could so and so be better. It's also a world always trying to figure out the other point of view of things.... so complicated
Quiet and organized and not much happening and my world can be lazy.
I pretty much keep my world in order i can't cope with everything swirling around. I do know what you mean.
It's been hard work,a lot of ups and downs.
I'll do that. Thanks.
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im holding so many things & feeling inside of me and nobody knows that :P
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Thread: Sculpture base drilling question
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Sculpture base drilling question
Hi, I am new to sculpture. I don't have a lot of experience with hardware of sculpture. What kind of drillers do you guys use for making the base stand? Does it have to have certain patterns, so you can screw in patterned rods? Can all drillers both drill holes and screw bolts?
What drillers do you recommend?
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Get yourself a cordless (ie: battery powered) drill-driver - it's one of the most useful tools you can get. It will both drill and screw (and other useful things).
If you're not using it much you can pick up a pretty cheap one, of course the more you spend the better it gets, but for light use anything 12v or more will do the job. I have an emergency spare drill I picked up at a supermarket for a pittance, it's pure crap compared to my 18v Makita... but it does drill holes and twist wire, and has saved my arse on more than one occasion.
Also pick up a small assortment of HSS drill bits (suitable for metal) and possibly a spade bit or two, so you can drill shallow holes wide enough to recess nuts and bolts into the bottom of your base if needed. Some drills even come with these free in the box.
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Is it recommended to buy an expensive one?
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If you can afford it get one of these: http://www.amazon.com/Makita-BHP452H...ref=pd_cp_hi_1 - awesome bit of kit, will do pretty much anything you need it to and last for years.
Don't feel you need to spend a lot though if you're only doing some light base-making etc though. The above drill is something a full-time professional joiner would be happy with.
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You are from New York? I lived in NY for 10 years...damn i miss the city.
It is not really necessary to buy an expensive one, just buy one that is not just "cheap" made so it will last longer.
I bet you can find good deals at Home Depot. I bought, back in 2000 a Dremel kit and an electric drill from them and im still using the same (except the drill cause the 120 volts and 240 volts difference to Europe) until now to make all the bases for my sculptures.
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There's no need to buy an expensive one. Just buy from a reputable brand, not some off-brand no-name cheap thing. I have a little Black&Decker I picked up for $40 or so, not super heavy duty but it'll put together armature stands (and put shelves up on your walls!)
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No need for something expensive. I can attest that the Black and Decker Drill from the first picture is just perfect since I own one. If you don't have a drill around the house, go ahead and buy a good one, since They're one of the most useful household power tools. The kind everyone should have. It doesn't necessarily need be cordless. Remember plug tools have WAY higher power, torque, and are cheaper. If you must have cordless, buy Black and decker or Makita. If not, Buy a good one still, but you'll save up more.
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I've used the HairMax consistently over the past 4 months and have noticed:- new baby hairs growing all over my head- less hair fall-out after shower- overall, I have better hair that looks and FEELS fuller and healthier- noticeable re-growth of hair along my receding hairline (it's not receding anymore!) :)I use the HairMax for 6 seconds instead of 4, and run it over my scalp 3x per week. I definitely recommend this product. I used to take "hair vitamins", and that cost me $30/month; the vitamins worked, but hey, $30 a month for a lifetime is a lot of money. The HairMax may seem expensive at first, but it really isn't, considering the alternative.
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I purchased this back in June when it was a showstopper just like Piper, the other reviewer (keep in mind it is the HairMax Advance 7 not HairMax Lux 9 that we both bought)and I got different results...before I used it my hair was so thin you could see my scalp and after about three months new little hairs grew in so my scalp was way less visible... I kept it in hopes that it would get even thicker with more time. You must be patient and consistently do the required amount of treatments every week...I think the trial period should be 6 months instead of 4 months because everyone's hair will grow at a different speed and 4 months may not be enough time for some people to see the results.
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I purchased this product back in June when it was last promoted and used it faithfully as directed - I have the symptoms described for getting good results. However, the 120 days wasn't really enough to get results as the customer service at the company itself indicate one might not see anything until after four months - I did not see any results in the time frame that we are given, so had to return it without having a chance to see the results.
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hi!as maddmaestro told me I have try with clay. In the other sculture the people say that you can´t see it well so I have do this stop motion for a better view. I hope you like it
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looking good...like the abstract feel. is this guy finished? keep it up ginestudio.
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thanks!well this is more like a sketh . I don´t have to much time and I´m studing and working too so I do all I can in a couple of hours. But I want to model some character in 3dmax so I have to finish one. I will show you some more models . To some remomendation about which you prefer to model. Thanks again for your coment


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Thread: Self Portrait
August 29th, 2006 #1
Self Portrait
Here's one of three self portraits that I did recently. The other two have same clothes but different view pose etc. I sketched it in Corel Painter and painted it in Photoshop. I find myself using Photoshop more than Painter these days.
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ooo really nice! though the ear doesnt look quite right.
August 29th, 2006 #3
lol thank you and unfortunatley I have really really small ears and to further my misfortune...my ears really do look like that.
But maybe i should've made it better than real and put some of my comic book perfect ears on it.
September 1st, 2006 #4
Good stuff man, but there is something bugging me...As of now, the face seems as minor detail, all attention drawn by clothes/hat. Maybe that was your intention, but you can still add at least one more value to the face itself.
Maybe it's richer in tones but my monitor fails to show the real thing.
September 3rd, 2006 #5
Well actually your are correct. That's been a problem for me for some time now. Sometimes I feel limited in what I paint to just what the camera sees. I've been struggling around this crutch for some time. I need to loosen up and express myself more.
October 2nd, 2006 #6
this is one of those "is this a photograph?" images.
and no, your ears are fine as they are. (cute)
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