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A year ago I produced a 24-page full color catalogue to promote my art work to galleries, customers, and dealers. After years of brochures, this was to be my first big fancy book. Though my catalogue's unusual 8.5"x 8.5" square format is eye-catching and well designed, I have been dissatisfied with the overall product in many ways. Here's What I Would Have Done Differently (If I Had Known):
- I would have commissioned a critic to write an introductory essay. That would have given me an introduction and some extra credibility.
- I would have included a small black-and-white photograph of myself -- people like to know who they're dealing with.
- I would have used a different printer. I went with my loyal provider of postcard-type printed products, and they just were not set up to do a fine catalogue. My main beefs were the oversaturated and inaccurate colors, and the paper stock -- the paper should have been a bit heavier, and maybe less glossy. It doesn't quite have the weight and substance of a first-class fine art catalogue -- in fact, it's a little reminiscent of a mail-order catalogue.
- I would have focused the catalogue on specific subject matter or a specific show instead of having it be an overview of all my work.
However, this spring I got two interesting and instructive responses from dealers who are interested in handling my work. At first I was a little put off, but luckily I am learning to shut up long enough to see if there's valuable information to glean from these situations. One New Jersey dealer said she responded because she liked the work in my "booklet." And an art consultant in Washington, D.C., curated my work into a two-person show in a corporate space owned by major arts sponsors after seeing, she said, my "brochure."
And so, a slightly cheesy catalogue has become -- voila! -- a first-class "brochure" or "booklet." I am very happy with this brochure and in the future will perhaps arrange for the production of small first-class catalogues for my solo shows. These devices will feature a small grouping of 10-20 works within one time period and thematic series.
A sample page from Blakeslee's catalogue
So far I have sent out my catalogue-cum-brochure to 30 gallery directors and curators (as well as a couple hundred friends and associates). Two area galleries have picked up my work, and I have a solo show scheduled for July 1997. My work was curated into a two-person show which opened in Washington, D.C., in June 1996. In addition, my work is currently in a group show at The World Bank through February 1997. Though pleasing responses, this percentage of response -- 4 out of 30, or 13% -- is probably lower than I would have generated by sending slides directly.
However, there was one step I left out of the 30 initial mailings -- the inclusion of a stamped, self-addressed postcard offering the recipient several choices: (1) please send slides, a price list, and further information; (2) not interested at this time, but contact me in 6-12 months; (3) you're barking up the wrong tree. I suspect that including this postcard in the future will make my brochure-as-promotional device much more effective. It also will ensure that I won't be wasting my time blindly sending out slides which might never be returned.
In terms of using the booklet as a public relations tool, I can report substantial successes without the need for readjustment. First, I leave piles of the brochures with my dealers so they can give them away to interested clients -- there's room on the back cover for dealers to stamp their own names, addresses, and phone numbers. In addition, I've taken to including a booklet with most of the correspondence I send out. It costs more to send my mail, but people really appreciate getting the booklet, especially in the offhand way in which I give it, with the attitude of sharing what I do rather than asking for a show, a sale, or significant attention.
I have given away scores of the brochures to friends and associates, from neighbors to my doctor. These folks seem to treasure it -- the last time I had my annual check-up, for example, everyone in the doctor's office had seen and appreciated my brochure, and I was treated like royalty. As it had been nearly a year since they had received it, I was surprised they even remembered. So, like scattering seeds, I'm scattering these brochures around freely and joyfully; it's good to contribute to others' good feelings and to be treated to their good feelings in return.
By readjusting my approach and including the postcard reply device, I think those seeds will take root and grow into more numerous concrete exhibition opportunities. I'll let you know what happens.
Carolyn Blakeslee is the founding editor of Art Calendar, a business magazine for visual artists. She was profiled in the September 1991 Inc. article "Can Carolyn Blakeslee Have It All?" She lives on an island in the Chesapeake Bay with her husband, daughter, and son. E-mail her at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Copyright (c) 1996 Carolyn Blakeslee.
This article appeared in the July/August, 1996 issue of Art Calendar. It has been adapted and reprinted here with permission.


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Originally posted by Brian Cole: 2) At the risk of confusing things you could also write while((name.intern() == " ") || (course.intern() == " ")). This would work (unless name or course could be null) I wouldn't recommend it. I probably shouldn't even have mentioned it in a beginner forum.)
Originally posted by Fred Rosenberger: what happens if the user enters TWO spaces?
if (name == ""){ System.out.println("String is EMPTY");} else if (name == null){ System.out.println("String is NULL");} else { System.out.println("String is not empty or null initialized");}
for(int k=0;k<size;k++) { name=" "; course=" "; while((name.equals(" ")) && (course.equals(" "))) { name=JOptionPane.showInputDialog("Please enter student name "+ (k+1)); course=JOptionPane.showInputDialog("Please enter student course "+ (k+1)); } Student obj=new Student(name,course); strObj.AddToArray(obj); }
Originally posted by umut uzumcu: What is the difference between EMPTY and NULL. Till now i was thinking they both means a string without any data in it, i didnt know it makes any difference.
Originally posted by umut uzumcu: Brian Cole I ve done how you said, its working but its just checking the name not the course.
Originally posted by umut uzumcu: for(int k=0;k<size;k++)
name=JOptionPane.showInputDialog("Please enter student name "+ (k+1));
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Student obj=new Student(name,course);
} This code is working, But there is another problem, doesnt matter what name and course i enter, on the output always the first name and course is printing "null".


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Hyuro mural for the¨Festival Mislata¨Street Art // Monday, June 11, 2012
Spanish muralist, Hyuro, recently painted this image of a severed body of a deer for the ¨Festival Mislata¨ in Valencia, Spain.
New Hyuro painting in ValenciaStreet Art // Monday, June 04, 2012
Hyuro recently painted this tiger standing on a circular object with three people laying in it. The artist created this on the corner of a building in the streets of Valencia, Spain, where you can find a large amount of her work.
Hyuro in Cholula, MexicoStreet Art // Tuesday, May 22, 2012
This encircled collection of folding chairs was painted in Cholula, Mexico, by Spanish artist, Hyuro. There is something eerie and dark about this particular wall, maybe it's the absence of people?
New Hyuro wall in ValenciaStreet Art // Tuesday, April 03, 2012
Spain-based artist, Hyuro, is no amateur at choosing great locations for her work, often choosing backgrounds that add depth and character to her pieces. This newest wall in Valencia, Spain is bizarre, dark, and is mysterious in meaning.
Trapped without reading materialStreet Art // Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Another great mural by Spain-based muralist, Hyuro, highlighting the issue of education cuts in Spain that have caused teacher layoffs, overcrowded campuses and unheated classrooms.
New Hyuro piece in ValenciaStreet Art // Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Here is another great piece in the street from Spanish artist, Hyuro, in the town of Valencia. We are assuming this piece is another comment on the proposed school budget cuts in Spain.
Waking Up with Hyuro in ValenciaJuxtapoz // Monday, March 12, 2012
One of our favorite artists who works in the street, Hyuro, just placed two new pieces in Valencia, Spain. One seems to be a woman breaking through a bodily fence, and the other depicts a rather poetic death.
Hyuro Sleeps it offStreet Art // Friday, March 02, 2012
Here is another great piece in the street from Spanish artist, Hyuro, in the town of Valencia. Looks like a nice place to take a nap or catch up on some much needed sleep.
"Primavera / Verano" by Escif and HyuroStreet Art // Tuesday, February 28, 2012
By now, we would imagine that if you lived in Valencia, Spain the work of Escif and Hyuro would be familiar. From the amount of walls we see these two paint, this city must be blanketed in their work. This new piece is titled "Primavera/ Verano" or "Spring/Summer."
"PRIMAVERAVALENCIANA" by HyuroStreet Art // Monday, February 27, 2012
Yet another new Hyuro wall depicting women using books to get their head above water. Most likely a comment on the current education cuts set to go in effect in Valencia, Spain.


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Call it the craft-beer stimulus plan. Small breweries are hoping that before Congress adjourns for the November elections, House lawmakers will take up a bill that would dramatically reduce the excise tax on their products. That, they say, would free up cash for expansion and hiring.
All small businesses covet tax cuts, but not all face the same tax burdens as craft breweries. Because the excise tax is levied on the production, rather than the sale, of beer, companies pay taxes even before their products are shipped. Small brewers pay a $7 excise tax per barrel on the first 60,000 barrels of beer they produce. The bill would cut that tax 50 percent and lower the tax on production above 60,000 barrels from $18 to $16 per barrel. (Large brewers pay $18 for every barrel produced.) In addition to the federal excise tax, breweries are subject to state excise taxes -- and then to the standard sales and business taxes all industries face. "This bill would help put small breweries on a level playing field with other small businesses," says Leslie Henderson, owner of Lazy Magnolia Brewery in Kiln, Mississippi.
Of course, excise taxes exist for a reason, and critics of the proposal argue that lower taxes could lead to cheaper beer, increased alcohol consumption, and the problems that go with that. "We're advocating for higher excise taxes, both as a way to help reduce consumption and as a way to help cover the incredible cost that every county and state has to bear for the health and societal problems associated with alcohol," says Michele Simon, research and policy director for the Marin Institute, an alcohol-industry watchdog. What's more, "there's no evidence that cutting taxes will create jobs," she says.
In Congress, though, where tax cuts are usually notoriously divisive, the craft-beer bill has managed so far to garner solid support on both sides of the aisle. Senator John Kerry, a Democrat from Massachusetts, is sponsoring a matching bill in the Senate, along with Senator Mike Crapo, a Republican from Idaho and a Mormon who abstains from drinking but likes the bill for its job creation potential. "No matter where you visit across the country, there's a local brewery -- and the jobs that go with it," says Representative Richard Neal, a Democrat from Massachusetts and sponsor of the House bill. "These breweries do a great job of pumping life back into regions and creating tens of thousands of jobs. They also make some really good beer."
Small brewers employ nearly 100,000 workers. A Harvard University study estimates that the bill, if passed, could create more than 2,700 new jobs within 18 months and an average 375 new jobs a year for the next four years. "There's not a small brewer in the country that wouldn't say, 'I really wish I could hire,' " says Dan Kopman, co-founder of The Saint Louis Brewery, which produces 40,000 barrels a year.
The Harvard study also projects that each new job created under the beer bill would cost taxpayers $4,000, compared with the Council of Economic Advisers's estimate of $92,000 for each new job created under the Obama stimulus plan. Supporters of the bill argue that lost revenue resulting from a tax cut would be largely made up by payroll taxes generated from new hires and expanded beer production.
But that all depends on what small brewers actually do with their tax savings. "It will be our responsibility to take that money and put more people to work," says Kopman.


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|More than a million people a year worldwide develops colorectal cancer (CRC), with a mortality rate close to 33%. Most of the CRC cases are sporadic, only 25% of the patients have a family history of the disease, and major genes causing syndromes predisposing to CRC only account for 5-6% of the total cases. The following subtypes can be recognized: MIN (microsatellite instability), CIN (chromosomal instability), and CIMP (CpG island methylator phenotype). CRC arises from an accumulation of genetic and epigenetic alterations such as DNA methylation, which is able to modulate gene expression. Several studies in the literature show a possible correlation between an altered methylation in the promoter of tumor suppressor genes, proto-oncogenes, genes involved in DNA repair and the CRC risk; it has also been observed a global DNA hypomethylation, especially in the presence of a low folate uptake. Epigenetic changes are reversible, then could be interesting to evaluate on their relationship with dietary factors (as well as folates) and the genetic background of the individuals, for the development of novel strategies for cancer prevention. KEY WORDS: Colorectal cancer, Epigenetic, Folate.
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BETHEL — The Newtown Woman's Club, GFWC, Inc., would like to invite prospective members to its next meeting on Thursday, April 18, at 11:30 am, at Capellaro's Grove.
The Newtown Woman's Club, GFWC, Inc., a non-partisan, non-sectarian organization was formed on March 25, 1968. The club promotes friendship among members, provides opportunities for organized interests and participation in social, cultural, philanthropic, intellectual and civic affairs in the Newtown community and beyond.
Meetings are held on the third Thursday of each month, September through May, at area restaurants. A social hour, lunch, business meeting and program are held.
The April meeting will feature a talk by Sydney Eddison, who will speak on easy ways to maintain your garden. Mrs Eddison is a longtime Newtown resident, a nationally known gardening and horticulture expert and lecturer. She is the author of seven books, numerous articles and she and her gardens have been featured on the TV programs of Martha Stewart and Victory Gardens.
Her most recent book, Gardening for a Lifetime: How to Garden Wiser as You Grow Older, was published in 2010.
Following her talk, she will take questions from the audience.
Besides all the volunteer options there are for members of the Newtown Woman's Club, GFWC, Inc., there are numerous opportunities to be involved in enjoyable and exciting social activities. Members enjoy art trips and projects, a book club, a conservation group that has been planting daffodils all around Newtown, knitting, sewing, and walking groups (to name a few,) all while supporting our community.
Capellaro's Grove is at 42 Vail Road in Bethel. Contact Jan Happel at 203-426-0106 if you are interested in attending a meeting.
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What the evolution of smartphones, including the iPhone, and out of home digital signage means for interactive advertising.
I got in to advertising because I'm a geek (the good kind, really) and I love art -- or perhaps more accurately -- creative expression. A high school art teacher demonstrated a Mac II fx and built a simple print ad in minutes. The desktop publishing revolution was underway, and it hit me: advertising could perhaps be a way to combine my affection for technology with my fondness of art in such a way that might actually be commercially viable.
So I studied advertising in college. This was during the early days of interactive -- back when it was mostly about CD-ROMs and things like CompuServe were all the rage. No one was teaching these digital technologies at the time, but they were schooling us in the advertising philosophies of luminaries like David Ogilvy and Howard Gossage. I was taught (among other things) that getting the consumer to interact with your ad in some way was one of the best ways to ensure that they'd remember your message. I remember distinctly sitting in class and having a revelation that must have been obvious to my professors and everyone around me: advertisers used to have to rely on gimmicks and tricks to get people to interact with their ads. But the coming digital revolution would finally allow us to be
So a couple of years out of college, I found myself working for an interactive agency startup that eventually was acquired by Avenue A (then merged with Razorfish to create Avenue A | Razorfish and ultimately became part of Microsoft). For the last 11-plus years, my advertising career has revolved around the Internet, and it's been a fun ride, to say the least.
But then something funny happened over the last couple of years: the Internet has become bigger than the PC. We're squarely in the age of the digital lifestyle, and the Web has become so ubiquitous that it's nearly invisible.
All of the learning we've done with regards to marketing via the Web is suddenly bigger than the Internet. And, just as importantly, the challenges we've yet to solve on the Web are now challenges that exist beyond the PC. This is all relevant anywhere that digital technologies and experiences exist, and these days, that's just about everywhere.
So with that as a backdrop, I thought it'd be interesting to explore four key emerging media trends that are showing the tremendous impact of interactive media -- both on the PC and beyond. It's too much for a single column, so we'll explore two trends this time and look at the next two during an upcoming column.
Trend: The Web is Everywhere
Mobile phones are leading this charge, bringing Web connectivity to your pocket. Smartphones in general and the iPhone more specifically have radically accelerated Web usage on mobile devices, and the newly announced 3G version of the iPhone will undoubtedly bring another leap forward. According to Nielsen, there were 87 million mobile subscribers who use the mobile Web at the end of 2007, up nearly 20 percent year over year. That growth will accelerate as carriers push flat-rate data plans, and begin to break down the walled gardens. Those moves by the industry are already leading content producers to accelerate investments in building robust mobile offerings.
What that means is that the transparency that the PC Web brings to decision factors like price and product quality are suddenly free from the desktop or even laptop. Whether or not that means people will go to the Web to make "informed impulse" buys remains to be seen. But one thing is certain: continued advancements in device capabilities are making consumers more informed (and better connected to friends and family) as they shop.
The phone is just the beginning, too. Everything is getting connected: in-store kiosks, interactive storefront windows, shopping carts, refrigerators, cars and so on. The march toward ubiquitous computing is in full swing, and we're only just beginning to see the massive implications of the changing realities of how we interact with digital technologies and vice versa.
Trend: Out of Home Has Gone Digital
Not long ago, Times Square was the epicenter of digital signage in the U.S. It may still represent the highest concentration, but digital out of home (DOOH) is exploding and you see it just about everywhere now. Digital signage is officially "the next big thing" for a lot of marketers. In a mobile survey fielded via text messaging at our Client Summit, it was ranked second to mobile as the most important emerging media channel in the coming year. Roughly 51 percent of respondents ranked mobile as the most important, followed by DOOH with nearly 32 percent. Other channels trailed by a wide margin.
The growth in this space is tremendous, driven by falling technology costs, fragmentation of media, a steady increase in the amount of time the average American spends outside of the home, and so on. It's a powerful channel for marketers, bringing a lot of what we love about Web advertising to the OOH advertising world. Suddenly we can centrally manage an OOH campaign just like we do on the Web, allowing for rapid changes and optimization. Interactivity doesn't exist yet on all flavors of digital signage, but where it does, it's being embraced by marketers who recognize the power of an experience as opposed to a message. Advances in measurement technology also promise to bring a keen focus on return on investment and accountability to this nascent channel, meaning again that the analytical rigor we've applied to brand and direct response campaigns alike on the Web will quickly become important in the signage space.
More to come next time...
Jeremy Lockhorn leads the emerging media practice (EMP) at Razorfish. The team functions as a think-tank on new technologies and next-generation media, and operates as an extension of current client teams. EMP is focused on driving groundbreaking marketing solutions for clients. Jeremy is a filter, consultant, and catalyst for innovation - helping clients and internal teams to understand, evaluate, and roll out strategic pilot programs while reinventing marketing strategies to leverage the power of emerging media. Jeremy joined the agency in 1997 and is currently based in Seattle, WA. His Twitter handle is @newmediageek.
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Need advice or alternative suggestions to connect Sony DVD to older Pioneer Elite Receiver
Started by sherri0121, Dec 30 2012 12:49 PM
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Posted December 30 2012 - 05:49 PM
My original HT system was installed in 2006 so I know it's older technology. The equipment I have is as follows: TV - Pioneer Elite PRO-930HD Receiver - Pioneer Elite VSX-81TXV Sony Bluray/DVD player- BDP-S590 The TV is connected to the receiver with hi-def component video and optical digital cable (I'm assuming that is audio) - monster cables. Though the receiver does have hdmi out I am unable to use that connection to the tv because the tv is on the wall and all the equipment is in a closet. I don't have the funds to have an hdmi cable run through the walls (nor do I feel like patching and painting walls) to the equipment. The old dvd player had component video and digital optical audio cable that was used to connect to the receiver and I never even throught about the connection when I purchased the Sony DVD player. So I have a few questions: 1. is "optical digital cable" connection audio only or is it also video too? because in the sony dvd player instruction guide it gives two options for connecting the dvd player to a receiver with "digital cable": one-coaxial digital cable or two-optical digital cable. 2. The Sony DVD player does not have component video connections. I've seen some hdmi to component video converters...do they actually work? If they do work, I would love to have a recommendation as to which one I should purchase (preferrably a less expensive one). 3. I'm assuming a hdmi cable hookup from the receiver to the dvd player will not work since the tv is not connected to the receiver with hdmi cable as well...correct? Aside from the obvious of getting a blu-ray player with component video I value any other suggestions! Thank you!
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Posted December 30 2012 - 07:31 PM
Hello, You can get the HDMI to component converter from monoprice for $38.25. Your receiver will not do the conversion for you. You can also utilize the analog outputs on the converter for sound, but I would use the optical or coaxial digital output from the bluray player. FYI, the optical output and the digital coax output are alternatives for the identical function: to output digital sound only (no video). Link for the converter: http://www.monoprice...t=2#description
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Posted December 30 2012 - 07:38 PM
Or even better... Return that BD player, buy one pre-2012(this current model year is when component disappeared)... Here is last years that still has component... http://www.amazon.co...eywords=bdps580
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Posted December 30 2012 - 07:45 PM
However, the BDP-S580 only output 480p on its components. If you go that route, get the BDP-S570 which was the final year that output 1080i.
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Posted December 30 2012 - 07:52 PM
There is another option(and this is one of MANY, as I don't know your distance...if line of sight can be done...or anything) http://www.amazon.co... receiver 1080p
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Posted December 30 2012 - 07:54 PM
However, the BDP-S580 only output 480p on its components. If you go that route, get the BDP-S570 which was the final year that output 1080i.Is that 480 only for DVD? As I recall, BD is still 1080I/720P...you just don't get DVD scaling. Which, I don't think the 570 does DVD 1080I/720P either..."upscaling over component" disappeared 5 years ago...from everybody.
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Posted December 31 2012 - 04:15 PM
Thank you for the great ideas. Line of sight isn't an option unless I just hook it straight up to the tv, but I loose surround sound. Though from the tv to the dvd player is only about 20' give or take a few feet, the equipment is in a closet. I liked the idea for going back a model year until I check the link $155+ ouch. I was able to pick up the current DVD player for a mere $28. I'll definately look into the converter. Thanks again for the suggestions.
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Posted December 31 2012 - 07:23 PM
The Nyrius would go from your AVR to the TV. That way you'd benefit from the 2nd reason you bought a BD player... The lossless audio.
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We have another load of 13 songs for you all today, coming from various genres. I'm sure you will find something you can relate to here!
Find them all below.
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I already threw a pile of words at you all a few days ago, but I'd like to give my thanks to everyone again for sticking with us for so long! EQD is fun only because you guys bombard us with fun stuff to post, so keep at it!
Hopefully this next pony hiatus is shorter than we are used to. I'd recommend taking those online pony friends of yours and planning some real life events. There are hundreds of meetups for a reason. Geek culture is meant for it!
Onward to to more pony!
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Whether it's her in her Gala dress, her bridesmaid dress, or her crystal look, Rainbow Dash certainly does clean up quite nice I must say! Just don't tell her that or she might bop you one.
Time for yet another batch of plushies! Check them all out after the break.
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Crystal Rainbow Dash Plush
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Comic: Keep Calm and Party On / Thinking Outside the App / Follicly Impared / Don't Do it Hasbro / Prison Breakdanceby Sethisto
We have a mutliparter to start us off, two spike comics, and... Sponegbob. Yes, Spongebob. Don't lie, you've enjoyed an episode or two.
Oh, and some late added Madmax, just because!
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Author: RavensDagger
Description: Featherweight has had a crush on Scootaloo for as long as he can remember, but he never did anything about it. That is, until the fateful day where he is given the challenge to kiss her before nightfall.Of Challenges and Kisses (New Part 17!)
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Yep, comics. Click for full!
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I just realized how perfectly Zecora's mohawk works with steampunk. That right there is awesome.
Have some art!
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It's that time again my friends! Saturday is upon us and that means it's time to hangout with a bunch of pony artists. Today we've got a very diverse group for you all to watch, including many new faces and some returning ones. Quite a few this week are taking requests, so if you have an OC you'd like drawn up or have a funny or awesome scene in your head you'd like to see become reality then make sure to check out our list of artists today!
If you'd like to participate in the Saturday Livestream event, whether you are new or a returning artist, please contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com with your name, livestream link, a gallery link if you have one, what sort of art you're doing that week, and a banner if you've made one! Keep in mind that the Livestream event starts every Saturday at 4pm EST / 1pm PST and that content in your stream must follow our content guidelines for EqD which you can find under our submit page.
Now, let's get started! Check out the fun after the break!
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A bit of minor stuff floating in from over on Twitter. Meghan McCarthy revealed the original title of Keep Calm and Flutter on a few hours ago. I'm kind of relieved it was changed! It would have been a pain spoiler titling everything!
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We Love Fine has released a new varisty style pony collection, each emblazoned with a different pony. I'm pretty sure Fluttershy is going to win the popularity contest here, considering her team is the best team and all. Yeah I said it.
They also have a couple of other new shirts up. You can find all of them in their pony section!
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From the same person that brought you Batman in Ponyville, we have a new one revolving around Spiderman!
The jokes are a little cheesy at times, and the OC ponies will give you nightmares (or maybe thats the joke?), but it's pretty entertaining overall. Also ponies. Head on down past the break to check it out!
And bonus points for Trixie, even if she does get clobbered by a tomato.
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It looks like Hot Topic has tossed up pre-orders for Doctor Whooves and Fluttershy. They appear to be running with a pretty odd system for the translucent variants though, going with a 1 in 24 chance of receiving one. Honestly, as a non collector, I am hoping I end up with a normal set, but chances are the rare ones will be worth more in the long run.
That or I and everyone I've linked it to completely misread it. It happens! They are labeled "variant" after all in the actual title.
Find Doctor Whoof here, and Fluttershy here! The street date is the 22nd of February, so we have a bit of time before release!
Zandarr sent over some promo codes too:
$15 off $30: F4YUJ8TB or AEM8HY4U
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I've only used the $15 off $30 one, but it did work like a charm! These are good until the 27th. Just toss that in at checkout for a chunk of money off ($18 dollars for both of these).
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The final episode of the season has been revealed over on Zap2it. You know the drill at this point I think! Head on down below the break for the summary.
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The Nevada Conference of Police and Sheriffs, the state's largest police organization, endorses a ballot initiative that would allow adults to legally possess small amounts of marijuana. That certainly distances Nevada's cops from their Orange County counterparts, who put the "ass" in "compassionate use." (For a related story, see "Bust the Kids, Pass the Bong" by Mike Males on page 16.) This cannabis-leaf-shaped timepiece salutes the eclectic Plastic.com website for posting by far the best headline on the issue: "Bright Light City Gonna Set My Bowl on Fire: NV cops back pot ballot."
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Citing free speech concerns, Orange County Superior Court Judge Dennis S. Choateputs a freeze on Garden Grove's anti-cybercaf� ordinance. Spooked by the slaying of two teens after they'd left local Internet-gaming businesses, the city in January approved the law that mandated curfews and other security measures for cybercaf�s. But owners say gangs—not their businesses—are the problem, so they seek redress in court. Choate set an Aug. 29 hearing so both sides can try to reach a compromise. Hey, invite the Nixon sisters to help you—but no John Taylor.Three black men file a federal lawsuit alleging a group of Orange County Sheriff's deputies—known as the "psycho crew" and "suicide committee"—beat, psychologically abuse and yell racial slurs at African-American inmates at Orange County Jail. It remains to be seen whether the allegations will dull some of the luster buffed onto Sheriff Mike Carona's badge by the mainstream media during the Samantha Runnion abduction/murder coverage.
THURSDAY, Aug. 8 Orange County Transportation Agency Chairman Todd Spitzer questions the City of Irvine's plan to shorten the proposed CenterLine light-rail system from a measly 18 miles to a measlier 11.1 miles. "The system keeps getting shorter and shorter and is serving less and less people," Spitzer reportedly says. "How can you keep a straight face and say it's a better system?" Irvine officials essentially say size doesn't matter; it's how you use it. And by getting trains rolling—even if on the glorified HO scale like the one they're proposing from downtown Santa Ana to the Irvine Civic Center—the public will become enamored and demand the system's immediate expansion. All aboard the Boondoggle Express!
We're walking along Main Street in Huntington Beach after an excellent two-blackened-fish combo dinner at Wahoo's and witness the Greatest Use Ever for OC Weekly. A burly, blond-haired gentleman has somehow acquired a stack of today's new edition and spread them out into an alternative-weekly tarp to protect the pavement while redoing the entrance of the Sugar Shack Cafe. Who says we don't matter?
FRIDAY, Aug. 9 Funeral services are held for legendary Los Angeles Lakers announcer Chick Hearn. Probably not in the pews of St. Martin of Tours Roman Catholic Church in Brentwood is immigrant-basher Glenn Spencer, who has been chronicled in these pages for clashing with Santa Ana Police at a rally against Mexican President Vicente Fox, demanding that a Latino Los Angeles Times columnist be hanged for treason, and alleging that Congresswoman Loretta Sanchez (D-Garden Grove) is trying to merge the entire Southwest U.S. with Mexico. Spencer's venomous group, American Patrol, sinks to new depths of depravity with the banner headline on its website (www.american patrol.com): "Did Chick Hearn Die Because the Closest E.R. Was Full of Illegals?"Alejandro Avila pleads innocent of charges he kidnapped, molested and strangled 5-year-old Samantha Runnion of Stanton last month. Overshadowing the question of guilt is whether he can get a fair trial in Orange County thanks to Sheriff Mike Carona, District Attorney Tony Rackauckas and President George Dubya Bush all publicly pronouncing Avila guilty before he had even been arraigned. Indeed, Carona and Rackauckas stand to lose political points if what will surely be a spectacle of a murder trial is removed from their jurisdiction. One person no doubt cheering all the Avila publicity is Orange County Superior Court Judge Ronald C. Kline, who also pleads innocent today to charges stemming from alleged sex acts with a 14-year-old boy. Thanks to the Avila witch-hunt, Kline coverage is scant and buried.
SATURDAY, Aug. 10 Tim Hoiles, grandson of Freedom Communications founder R.C. Hoiles, fumes as he leaves a meeting of family members considering the sale of the owner of The Orange County Register and several other media companies. Tim, who claims several family members want to join him in selling their stakes in the company to the highest bidder, reportedly calls the meeting a "sham" and threatens to sue to force a sale. He apparently isn't the only one royally pissed. Register reportersare apparently miffed that while their overlords stonewall them on the story, the New York Times and Wall Street Journal are regularly scooping them—on their own turf.
SUNDAY, Aug. 11 About 50 gang membersreportedly beat one another with metal pipes ripped from the stage scaffolding during KKBT's Summer Jam Concert at Verizon Wireless Amphitheater in Irvine. Three people are injured, no arrests are made, but police shut down the show in the middle of L.L. Cool J's set with several headlining acts waiting in the wings. The '96 Summer Jam was also cut short due to violence. Irvine is not alone in experiencing live-music ugliness tonight. During the Blondieshow at the Grove of Anaheim, an Ashcroft golf shirt-attired, middle-aged yuppienear the front of the stage glares indignantly at a waitressfor several seconds after she serves him a martini with an olive instead of a twist. Will the madness ever end?
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Food Breakfast, lunch and dinner in all 11 restaurants, including 2 buffet restaurants, a snack bar that's open 24 hours a day, and 6 a-la-carte restaurants: México Lindo (Mexican), Kyoto (Japanese), La Fuente (Spanish), La Dolce Vita (Italian), Steak House (meat) and El Coral (fish and seafood). All the a-la-carte restaurants require prior reservation and have a dress code. La Comedie restaurant is included in the All Inclusive package for Club Premium guests; there is an additional charge for regular guests. 13 bars, including a sports bar open 24 hours a day, nightclub and pool bars with unlimited local drinks, and a selection of international drinks. Alcoholic drinks may only be consumed by over 18s. Facilities and services Foreign currency exchange in the reception area Club Premium VIP lounge. There is an additional charge for the rest of the guests. Chill out lounge with views of the Caribbean Sea 4 swimming pools, including children's pools, adult pools and a semi-Olympic swimming pool. Towel and sunlounger service on the beach and swimming pool area. Cabins in the swimming pool area Barcy Water Park with water castles, slides and waterfalls located in the pool New Pirates Island Water Park with wave pool. Subject to an additional charge Day and night time activities for all ages Miniclub with crib area Night-time nursery (from 18.00 to midnight) Nightclub for teenagers Pool and giant chess Free access to the daily show at the Gran Teatro, with drinks included Casino open 24 hours (for over 18s) Nightclub with drinks included from 23.00 to 03.00 for over 18s. Free train that runs from 08.00 to 04.00 Virgen de San Salvador chapel Room service for meals included for Club Premium guests only. There is a charge for alcoholic drinks. Safe in the room Taxes and tips included Activities Kayaks Pedal boats Diving masks in the swimming area Basic windsurfing Basic sailboats Basic catamarans (Hobie Wave) Other services included Merengue, bachata and salsa classes Spanish lessons Catholic mass celebrated regularly in the San Salvador chapel
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We are currently running a mediawiki for our developers, and most developers are not adding entries if they find something to document. Instead they mail it to a list containing all developers, and most often I add the entries.
I just thought adding something like score, achievements, badges or similar could add motivation, but I cannot find a extension for media wiki.
Is there such an extension? Is one of these recommended?
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De Wandelaar, a store selling New Zealand products, will soon open in Amsterdam and New Zealander Oliver Hicks will run the length of the Netherlands to raise funds for breast cancer research.
De Wandelaar opens on 9 November
A store selling New Zealand wines and artisinal food products will soon open in Amsterdam. De Wandelaar (the wanderer) will open in the Oud Zuid neighbourhood on 9 November. As well as visiting their website, you can keep up to date with developments as the Grand Opening approaches by following De Wandelaar on Twitter.
New Zealander Oliver Hicks to run the length of the Netherlands
Under the pseudonym of the Morphman, Oliver Hicks will run from the far north of the Netherlands to the point where the Netherlands meets with Belgium and Germany in Limburg. You can read more about Oliver's efforts on the kea website. If you can read Dutch you can also read about his run in the Dutch media. Oliver is aiming to raise €5000 for the Pink Ribbon Trust.
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2 tbs vegetable oil
1/2 tin green curry paste
800mL light coconut cream
1 tbs fish sauce
1 tbs palm sugar (finely grated)
700g chicken thigh fillet (sliced 1cm thick)
200g green beans (ends trimmed)
200g bamboo shoots (drained & rinsed)
1 long red chilli (chopped)
cooked jasmine rice (optional)
1. In a large saucepan heat the vegetable oil over a medium heat and add the Thai green curry paste. Cook off the curry paste until there is an aromatic fragrance then add the coconut cream, fish sauce and palm sugar. Stir well and bring to a gentle boil.
2. Add the chicken to the curry, stir and reduce the heat to low and cook for approximately 5-10 minutes. Once the chicken is cooked cut the green beans in half and add the beans, bamboo shoots and chilli to the pot. Cook for a further 5 minutes or until the beans are just tender.
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Sanlam planned to conclude three or four acquisitions in other African countries this year as it chased faster-growing markets, a senior official said. Sanlam, which already has businesses in 10 English-speaking countries on the continent, was turning its focus to neighbouring Portuguese-speaking nations and further afield to north Africa, its head of business outside South Africa said. "I would hope to have one wrapped up either in Mozambique or in Angola. I would hope for one or two in east Africa," Margaret Dawes, Sanlam's emerging markets executive director for Africa operations, told the Reuters Africa Summit. "Three or four I would hope." Chief executive Johan van Zyl said last month Sanlam had a $374 million (R4 billion) kitty to spend on purchases in Africa and Asia. The company is moving into other countries to hedge against a maturing home market. Shares lost 0.18 percent to close at R54.89 yesterday. – Reuters
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Yankees Stadium was home to thousands of empty seats Sunday afternoon for Game 2 of the American League Championship Series as New York lost to the Detroit Tigers and fell into a 2-0 series hole.
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However, late-arriving crowds and the availability of tickets during this year's playoffs may suggest that the guys in the pinstripes do not have quite the same hold over New York sports fans.
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Second-ranked Harpursville surprised top-ranked Section 1 champion Alexander Hamilton, 61-53, in the semifinal round of Class C state playoffs at Hudson Valley Community College.
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Watch the making of the Leica M9-P »Edition Hermès« – Série Limitée Jean-Louis Dumas, introduced in Berlin at the "LEICA - DAS WESENTLICHE" on May 10, 2012.
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December 1, 2015
The construction of a new bridge in Northwest Florida has slowed down because of failed drug tests and the death of an employee.
Last week, three employees of Granite Construction were fired after they refused drug testing. Another 18 tested positive for drugs and are off the bridge job until they can be re-tested.
Twenty-six workers initially tested positive, but eight went back to work after producing valid prescriptions.
Also, last Saturday Richard James of Fountain died when he fell nearly 90 feet. A company spokesman said James had tested negative for drugs.
The $81.5 million bridge is supposed to replace the existing span on U.S. 98 that links Panama City and Panama City Beach.
Work in the section where the Granite employee died has been halted. The company and the Federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration are investigating the incident.
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Somewhere I had seen a place to post or email suggestions but cannot find it this morning.
I was thinking, as I was almost rear-ended this morning, that it might be nice if the brake lights illuminated during deceleration when you just lift your foot off the accelerator. I hardly use the brakes but I think if the car is slowing rapidly, a little warning to cars behind would be helpful. (I don't know, maybe this already happens,)
Already happens. Press the tesla logo on front screen and you can watch it happen yourself on the car logo which is a real time representation of all lighting.
They do come on. Discussed many times.
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Thank you! I'm happy to know that. I guess it turns out my tailgater DID have warning but was merely unpleasant!
I'm gonna try your suggestion about monitoring just for fun anyway.
This should be on every car. Remove your foot quickly from the gas pedal and your brake lights should come on, automatic .4 second extra warning based on average reaction times.
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The entrance and the lobby
It must be borne in mind that the main entrance of the hotel creates the first impression to customers, and that it should be pleasant. The furniture in the lobby can count on seats, sofas, low tables. You can also include desks, with their corresponding seats.
The reception of the hotel
The reception desk should be located in such a way that the client identifies you quickly, on their way to the elevators and stairs. It is important that counter cover available under an Oriole or tray for items. Normally it consists of different sections. As a minimum it will contain the goal, normally associated with the distribution of correspondence, behind the counter. Can also include counseling (although it can also be at a separate counter), box, telephone exchange, a safe, monitors, systems of call, a clock, wall, etc.
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In the classroom, furniture typically consists of armchairs and low coffee tables.
Special mention require the halls of multiple uses, which can serve as a dance halls, halls for banquets, conference rooms or exhibitions rather than replace part of the furniture and materials appropriate to each use ground cover. These placements may also incorporate sliding screens that allow partitioning of space.
Bars and restaurants
The bars will require a countertop with sink hidden clients, seats and box. Moreover, they may require a safety locking device.
The restaurants will require chairs, tables and space for a cash register. They may also require indicators panels and a table for the first Maître.
The rooms of hotel
Hotel bedding must be resistant to deterioration, comfortable, quiet, and must have good presence, especially in the header. To ease the task the waitresses when changing sheets, should be that they are moving and the mattress is at a height of approximately 60 cm from the ground. To facilitate transfer and storage should be that they are easily removable.
In addition to the beds, the rooms of hotel require other pieces of furniture such as bedside tables, night, cabinets, a dresser, a desk, chairs, seats, foot and mirrors and table lamps. At least one of the mirrors must be full-length, and all of them must have independent lighting.
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New remotes from Logitech and a slew of streaming video news from Netflix, Amazon and Microsoft lead off the podcast this week. Netflix finally has more customers than HBO in the US, so we'll dig into its Q4 numbers and see what's next for the streaming company. Cox, time Warner Cable and Sky all had updates for their mobile apps this week, which presents the question of Android vs. iOS for video streaming. Finally, another city is getting Google Fiber, and once again it's a place neither of us live in -- hopefully the NFL Draft will go better.
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Come here to tell us what you have done to help yourself with your 20lbs challenge! It feels good to be proud of yourself so come share with us so we can feel good too. Sometimes the significant others in our lives are very supportive bu might not always care that you put one cookie back on the shelf or drank a water instead of a Coke. Come tell us here! We know how hard it is to make the best choices and we all need a pat on the back!


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Meet Anna R. Brandon, PhD, MCS, ABPP
As a clinical psychologist specializing in women's mental health, Anna works with Dr. Donald Rosenstein in training group leaders for the Cancer Transitions program and with Dr. Jennifer Mersereau in developing ways to help women of reproductive age approach making decisions about fertility preservation through cancer treatment.
Anna thinks the most fun part of life is hanging out with her seven grandkids! As a Texas-transplant to Chapel Hill, she can two-step with her husband and sing country music too.
"I was recruited by Dr. David Rubinow and left Dallas for UNC exactly one year ago. I grabbed the opportunity because of the devotion here to women's mental health, particularly across reproductive transitions," says Anna. "Collaborating with Don Rosenstein in the cancer survivorship program and Jenny Mersereau in the fertility preservation program put the icing on the cake!"


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Overland (Colo.) offensive guard Andrew Sampson received his first scholarship from Washington during the winter. But as more tape of this talented junior makes its way to college coaches, more scholarships are being extended.
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