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i think it sez it all.
it had been awhile uh?
i think it sez it all.
it had been awhile uh?
great statement
god I love the concept
Simple... but powerful
Simple... but powerful
great job!
very true
quite similar to the latest a perfect circle animation video, did you make this before the video?
i love it...
yes it pretty much sums up everything... unfortunately...
Could you make a t-shirt out of this one?
I love it! it is minimilistic yet has a very complex statement behind it
Very good!
Very good!
lovely idea for this one
i like it
i like it
that's a very powerful image. nice work. fight the power.
love the lines.
i love you also.
love the lines.
i love you also.
i couldn't agree more.
wow! realy nice concept!
nice design, cool idea
this is really cool.
Though the "blood for oil" idea has been beaten to paste (and I'm still waiting for gas prices to drop, dammit), this illustrates the point in a very upfront, in your face way. Metaphorically, it's effective. The color palette and placement of objects also works very well. Though the variable of whether one agrees or not is still up in the air, this speaks measures on its own. Good style and good composition make this one stand out very well.
Oh yeah. We've go to keep our way of life at any[one else's] cost. Interesting -- the cold machinery in the mix with warm blood. The color sort of works in that way. Right on.
And it just keeps pumping out, hm.
And it just keeps pumping out, hm.
yay for rapeing people for their recources........what, everyone's doing it.
Man, that is great...
stark, meaningful and striking... you should make t-shirts. they'll sell like hotcakes.
heeey that's in the new APC film clip.. as in, exactly that! what a co-inki-dink
very cool though
very cool though
i want this tattooed on bush... very clever concept and good execution. no pun intented... *lying*
thats so flipping brilliant.
Dammit, this better be an one of your shirts, its just such a great concept
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this should be on a shirt. i'd buy it in a second. awesome work.
Incredibly well conceived.
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COol work !
COol work !
Wow, cool image; love the limited palet. Very telling too.
*is impressed by your insight* Nice cute kind of style too ^_^
Oh, that's great.
You my good sir, are a freekin genius.
dark. i like it the concept though hate the real-life practice.
sooo...why aren't you making shirts?
nice evening mister
this work just roxx
at the beginning I was to tired but as I started thinking about it yeh it fits
thank you mister
this work just roxx
at the beginning I was to tired but as I started thinking about it yeh it fits
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Pssh, oil. Come to Midland. Fucking whole town is an oil well. We don't need oil. If we needed oil, we would raid Alaska.
And you have it all wrong.
It's not pumping blood, they put the souls of the damned. I mean, how else do you think this country was founded?
And you have it all wrong.
It's not pumping blood, they put the souls of the damned. I mean, how else do you think this country was founded?
Oh so true...Great concept.
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Very good conept. Very true.
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GAP is just another way for auto dealers to make money. If the consumer does the right thing, and puts a good down payment on a car, GAP is not needed at all. Your automotive retailer will pay RETAIL value of the vehicle if it's stolen/totaled.
People who put no money down, also cost themselves thousands more in charges, and should have GAP insurance also. Put the most money down you can, get the lowest interest rate possible, and the shortest term you can afford. You wont need GAP. Also, be responsible on the road. There's no such thing as an accident. It's negligence.
Having 3 cars totaled in 6 years..... I'm sorry, but you two have issues. Either start putting yourselves in better driving situations, or start leaving as much room as you can between others. There's NO excuse for having to make THREE totaled claims on your insurance in 6 years. No wonder why we all pay so much for insurance.
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UPDATED: Pennsylvania has so much stock and bonds in state accounts that, over the past 10 years, it's been able to loan securities worth billions to hedge funds, short-sellers, and other international speculators, collecting fees that averaged $50 million a year, according to data from state Treasurer Rob McCord's office.
The state would take cash in exchange for the borrowed stock, and invest it in money-market funds and other secure investments. Profit turned to loss last September, when one of the investors (not borrowers), Sigma Finance Corp., a unit of London-based Gordian Knot Ltd. that used to invest in U.S. home loan mortgages and other risky assets, said it couldn't repay $133 million to Pennsylvania, after the value of its investments collapsed and its credit ratings were cut by Standard & Poor's and Moody's in a series of moves that began the previous Spring.
After September, then-Pennsylvania State Treasurer Robin Wiessmann stopped the securities lending program for a "re-evaluation," said John Lisko, McCord's chief of staff. Bank of New York Mellon has since refunded its $13 million annual fee for last year, Lisko told me. The bank collected $65 million for running the program in 1999-2007.
Other Sigma investors, like Swiss bank Zurich Financial Services AG and the central bank of Colombia, declared big losses when Sigma blew up last year. By contrast, Pennsylvania treasury officials at first hoped to keep the loss quiet and off the books, in hopes at least some of it could be reversed.
In 1999, America Online, the Internet service, paid $124 billion for TimeWarner, the video/publishing conglomerate. Now, TimeWarner, worth just $24 billion, is giving AOL away to its shareholders after failing to find a buyer. AOL will be run as a public company by former Google executive Tim Armstrong.
The AOL deal ends one of the biggest and most expensive management failures in U.S. business. Who's paying the price? Investors, employees, customers. Not management: Richard D. Parsons, TimeWarner's president at the time of the AOL deal and its chief executive for most of the 2000s, is now chairman of Citigroup, the giant, government-subsidized bank. An elder statesman of corporate America.
This follows TimeWarner's March spin-off of TimeWarner Cable, which would make an interesting acquisition for its major cable-based competitor, Philadelphia's own Comcast, in its joint campaign with Google to dominate the Internet. But first, Comcast would have to convince the Obama administration's antitrust lawyers that preserving multiple cable providers doesn't matter in today's online-phone-video competive environment, despite the pricing power already evident from cable's gravity-defying rate increases and robust profit margins.
Congratulations to the folks at knowledge@wharton in West Philly who are marking their first decade as an online purveyor of business school research. From 33,000 registered users back in the 1999 dot.com bubble, the site now boasts 1.3 million registered users - in English, Spanish, Portugese and Chinese editions. Today the site listed its most-read articles from each of the past 10 years:
1999 "Heavenly Strategies for High-Tech Startups": Garage.com ceo Guy Kawasaki on raising cash in the dot.com boom, swallowing one's pride, and "why all money is not created equal".
2000 "Creating Internet Strategies for Competitive Advantage": Sendil Ethiraj, Isin Guler and Harbir Singh laid out "a conceptual framework to analyze Internet strategies".
2001 "How Employees Value (Often Incorrectly) Their Stock Options": Wharton professors David Larcker and Richard Lambert showed how employees tend not to understand stock options; which limits their value as incentives.
2002 "The Failure of Customization: Or Why People Don't Buy Jeans Online": A review of online shopping's slow adoption, which had something to do with your computer's inability to say you don't look fat.
2003 "Suing Your Customers: A Winning Business Strategy?": Legal studies professor G. Richard Shell predicted doom for the recording industry's attempt to block "otherwise law-abiding consumers" from downloading tunes.
2004 "Becoming the Best: What You Can Learn from the 25 Most Influential Leaders of Our Times": Wharton banged brains with Nightly Business Report and gave Intel cofounder Andy Grove the No. 1 title. "The list also included Bill Gates, Warren Buffett, John Bogle, Jeff Bezos, Jack Welch... Oprah Winfrey..."
2005 "Good Managers Focus on Employees' Strengths": Marcus Buckingham, author of "First, Break All The Rules," on good vs. poor managers, and the need for leaders to show "optimism, clarity, and an ego big enough that they can build a future."
2006 "MySpace, Facebook and Other Social Networking Sites: Hot Today, Gone Tomorrow?" Wharton and Internet scholars suggested how to make these interactive gossip sheets pay.
2007 "Managing Emotions in the Workplace: Do Positive and Negative Attitudes Drive Performance?": Wharton's Sigal Barsade on how bad vibes are "like a virus."
2008 "How Arab Countries Are Coping with Globalization": Oil nations, though flush with cash, have fewer jobs than workers. They risk getting bypassed by China and India. Wharton's Howard Pack, author of "The Arab Economies in a Changing World," on how they're trying to catch up.
The General Motors "baby bond" investor who represented small note holders that hold around $6 billion in GM debt, alongside giant institutions which are trying to collect over $20 billion, has resigned from a debtors' committee as the automaker lurches toward a bankruptcy reorganization that will likely leave bondholders with pennies on the dollar.
Jim Graves, a Florida resident, had invested with his 80-year-old widowed mother. Like other bondholders, many baby bond investors rejected GM's offer to wipe out debt in exchange for 10% of the reorganized company. Graves won't say why he stepped aside. Here's his note, which is circulating among members of the GM Main Street Bondholders group:
Shares of Brandywine Realty Trust fell as much as 10% in morning trading today, from yesterday's close of $6.91, as the Radnor-based office building owner put 30 million new shares on the market, in hopes of raising cash to pay down debt. Note here, prospectus here.
It's like the home loan crisis never happened:
"A new mortgage insurer founded to provide private capital to America's housing finance system today announced that it has secured
"Essent US Holdings, Inc. ("Essent") said that its parent company, Essent Group Ltd. [based in Bermuda], has been funded to establish the first private mortgage insurance company in
"The capital commitments have been made by a group of investors, directly or through affiliates, with deep experience in financial services. The group includes Pine Brook Road Partners, Goldman Sachs, J.P. Morgan, PartnerRe, and Renaissance Re.
Despite the Obama "stimulus" and the Federal Reserve's credit-market bailout, the U.S. faces "continued large job losses, no improvement in credit conditions, and further sharp declines in home values," says the National Association of Business Economists" in its new survey. The number-crunchers are bracing for a "subpar recovery" compared to previous recessions.
Bloomberg put an unusually happy spin on the report, but acknowledged, "The economists predicted consumer spending will be restrained by a deteriorating labor market as job losses continue for the rest of the year." Story here.
Looks like the cash-strapped Democratic leadership in Harrisburg has gotten around to looking at the state's aggressive cash-management contracting policies, and lawsuits against (current or former) state contractors, as a potential source of revenue to replace multi-millions lost to bad investments. This from a press release we got tonight:
"State Senate Democratic Leader Robert J. Mellow today sent a letter to Pennsylvania State Treasurer Rob McCord asking for a full inquiry" into how "Pennsylvania lost $133 million as a result of Mellon Bank N.A. exposing taxpayer funds to asset-backed securities issued by Sigma Financial. Sigma Financial—an investment company managed by a London-based manager—collapsed last September amid the credit crisis.
"Millions of dollars have been lost from the State Worker's Insurance Fund (SWIF) that benefits businesses, the tuition account program for college students, as well as the Tobacco Settlement Fund that pays for numerous health care initiatives. Plus, millions of public pension dollars and other important state investment funds are affected. As a result, he said a significant imbalance between assets and liabilities now exists.
"In a May 22 letter, state Treasurer Robert M. McCord notified the governor and legislative leaders of the 'significant and unusual loss' and the steps that he has taken to address the problem.
"Mellow said McCord's letter raised the potential that there were 'questionable and seemingly unregulated practices involving the investment of state funds and the exposure of taxpayer dollars. These practices include arms-length agreements between the custodians of Commonwealth funds, third party borrowers of securities and investments by the custodian that are not accountable to state officials.'
"Mellon Bank N.A. was able to access taxpayer funds as a result of a Securities Lending Agreement that it had with the state Treasury Department. The securities lending program has been used to generate revenues and has successfully raised over $400 million in revenues since 1998. However, as a result of Wall Street's demise in September, the program experienced significant losses creating taxpayer liabilities.
"The securities lending program enables fund custodians—in this case Mellon Bank, N.A.—to lend Pennsylvania securities to other investment firms and earn a profit on revenues generated. It also receives a commission to operate the program.
"'Apparently, these arms-length transactions do not directly involve officials from Pennsylvania and there is no accountability chain if the investments fail—except that the taxpayer or the annuitant of a large pension fund gets the bill,' Mellow said. 'While the securities lending program was lucrative in good times, what we may find is that we need to strengthen taxpayer investment safeguards to prevent this huge loss from happening again in the future.
"'We also need to take a good, long and hard look at whether we should initiate a civil action to recover the lost money,' Mellow said.
"Mellow asked that the State Treasurer provide a full inquiry into these investment practices and to use the authority of his office to pursue any use legal remedies with the Attorney General or Office of General Counsel, if the facts warrant civil action and report back to the General Assembly."


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Although I will be terrified to expose my meager abilities; it's Guinga! Once in a lifetime opportunity to meet this GREAT composer!
If I can only get time off work...???
Posted 20 June 2011 - 10:09 PM
The event will also feature another tremendous Brazilian guitarist, Alessandro Penezzi and Egberto Gismonti's son, Alexandre, so there's plenty of guitar. And for those who are more interested in song writers such as Guinga, Ivan Lins is quite a star!
Posted 15 September 2011 - 02:27 PM
Don't have much time right now, but I wanted to say thanks so much for recommending the brazil band camp, which I was fortunate enough to attend.
It was really wonderful, almost like a religious experience; sooooo worth it!
I hope I can return here soon to give a more detailed account of my experience and impressions!
I could devote an entire post just to Guinga; meeting him in person had such a profound impact on me. I am so grateful to have had the chance to spend time in his presence. Imagine waking up every morning and getting to hang out with such a towering figure as Tom Jobim.That's what it felt like for me (and judging by my discussion w/ others, I was not the only one who felt that way)! Long live Guinga!
Posted 15 September 2011 - 03:22 PM
So nice you enjoyed it.
If you have some time later, let us know more about it, ok?
Posted 19 September 2011 - 08:47 PM
Great testimonial, Kristi. Congratulations for making the effort to attend it!
So nice you enjoyed it.
If you have some time later, let us know more about it, ok?
Thanks, Guto. Yes, I would really like to tell everyone more about it, maybe it could help others to decide whether or not it would be worth it for them.
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Posted 20 September 2011 - 08:39 PM
Here are a few more special memories from the camp:
Ivan Lins...he is like a ray of sunshine, always walking around with a smile on his face and joking around. Very adorable and gregarious personality! And he said he would like to return to camp next year because he enjoyed it so much!
During Guinga's class at the bakery across from the street, Ivan would sometimes stop in and sing a song or two with Guinga accompanying on guitar. One of the most magical moments was when, one afternoon, he dropped by and sang the famous song 'Começar de Novo' with Guinga playing guitar. It was fascinating to watch the way Ivan was all jovial right before singing, and then, he dropped his head, put his hand like a visor over his eyes...and poof, it was as if suddenly he went into a different character like an actor would. The transformation was incredible to watch (for those not familiar with the Portuguese lyrics, it's seems to be a break-up song, so kind of bittersweet and emotionally wrenching). Oh yes, and his natural voice is just wonderful...Ivan sometimes likes to use electronic effects on his recorded vocals, but I can assure you that he doesn't need them! Since I'm a girl I don't mind confessing that he had me almost sobbing near the end! Ok I bet even some of the guys got teary-eyed! haha! It's not every day that you get to see two legendary artists perfom together less than 5 yards away!
I was also lucky to get to see Ivan perform a concert on the main stage for 3 nights. He played so many great songs...Abre Alas, Lua Soberano, Cartomanche(one of my favorite songs that I was hoping he would play), etc. and he even created a new song inspired by the camp. Students could choose to accompany him during the performance...they were given scores and the guy who directed it all, Marcos, seemed to be organizing who would play what. It was interesting to see how much effect the varying drummers could have; if the drummer was really 'cooking'(by cooking, I mean a good solid groove, not showing off), it made such a huge difference in the energy of the song. A few of the drummers were trying to do impressive technical stuff but I found it distracting from the song, so that was an interesting learning experience.
Well, I think that's enough for now! Hope I didn't bore everyone to death!
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Today's Debut of the Day pick is Amy & Isabelle, by Elizabeth Strout. Strout went on to win the Pulitzer Prize with her third book, Olive Kitteridge, but her debut, a sensitive story about mothers and daughters, marked her as an author to watch. Isabelle thinks she knows everything about her daughter, Amy, but when she discovers that Amy has been having an affair with her math teacher, their relationship is tested.
Amy's deceit makes Isabelle, a single mother, question her own parenting skills, remembering her own lies that began when she first moved to Shirley Falls when Amy was a baby. Horrified by her daughter's actions, Isabelle commits an act that they later regret, igniting the hostile silence throughout the summer. Unsure how to make amends, Amy and Isabelle begin the arduous process of learning to see each other as adults and recognizing their respective limits. . . . In this quiet but exhilarating novel, the reader becomes involved in the life of Shirley Falls, able to peer through everyone's roofs at night and empathize with their struggles.
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Readers never seem to get tired of historical fiction, and why not? After all, one of the best reasons to pick up a book is to get swept away to another time and place. Below are a few of our favorite historical novels from the past year.
The Rathbones by Janice Clark. 19th-century New England.
The House Girl by Tara Conklin. Antebellum Virginia.
The Ghost Bride by Yangzee Choo. 1890s Malaysia.
The Other Typist by Suzanne Rindell. 1930s New York City.
Snow Hunters by Paul Yoon. Midcentury Brazil.
The Twelves Tribes of Hattie by Ayana Mathis. Early 20th-century America.
The Fever Tree by Jennifer McVeigh. 1880s South Africa.
Letters from Skye by Jessica Brockmole. WWI-era Scotland.
A White Wind Blew by James Markert. Turn-of-the-century Louisville, Kentucky.
The Fever by Mary Beth Keane. Early 20th-century New York City.
What's your favorite historical setting?
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Today's Debut of the Day pick is Heart-Shaped Box by Joe Hill, a book that proved Hill had as much talent—and imagination—as his father, novelist Stephen King. Buying a ghost on eBay? Inspired!
Middle-aged death-metal rock star Jude Coyne doesn't know what he's in for when he buys a Floridian ghost from an online auction site to add to his collection of ghoulish curiosities, which includes a 16th-century skull and a snuff film that effectively ended his marriage. The ghost arrives in the form of a black suit folded into a black heart-shaped box, but it doesn't stay there. As soon as the suit emerges from the box, Jude's life is invaded by Craddock, a dead man with a deadly plan. And in facing this very real ghost in the present, Jude is forced to face many ghosts from his past, including his terrifyingly abusive father, a girlfriend who died tragically and his fallen band mates.
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Use your past favorites to discover your favorite new voice! Here are 10 notable first novels paired with their 2013 read-alikes. Agree? Disagree? Duke it out with me in the comments.
If you liked The Devil Wears Prada, you'll love
. . . Crazy Rich Asians by Kevin Kwan
Like Prada, Kwan's debut features a likable heroine thrust into a world beyond her ken. Only instead of the fashion elite, Rachel is brought into the secretive kingdom of the offshore Chinese, a community with wealth and privilege beyond her wildest imaginings.
If you liked The Time Traveler's Wife, you'll love
. . . The Enchanted Life of Adam Hope by Rhonda Riley
Like Audrey Niffenegger's 2003 bestseller, Rhonda Riley's debut tells the story of an ordinary woman in love with someone who's . . . not so ordinary. Along the way, it explores questions about the nature of love and identity.
If you liked Swamplandia!, you'll love . . . The Rathbones by Janice Clark
If you like quirks, literary chops and a touch of magic in your fiction, The Rathbones is the 2013 debut for you. It stars a spunky teenage heroine who sets out on a search for a missing relative—and encompasses 100 years of Rathbone family history in the process.
If you liked The Tiger's Wife, you'll love . . .
A Constellation of Vital Phenomena by Anthony Marra
Marra's accomplished debut is set in war-torn Chechnya, and, like Obreht's, manages to tell a compelling story while exploring the effects of a brutal civil war. Insightful and enlightening, this is the sort of novel that helps you see the world differently.
If you liked The Art of Fielding, you'll love . . . Double Feature by Owen King
Like Fielding, Double Feature manages to tackle the tricky topic of young man coming of age without self-indulgence or pretension—although King's hero Sam Dolan must prove himself in Hollywood rather than on the baseball field. Both novels surround a dynamic male lead with an equally true-to-life, crowd-pleasing cast of characters, and ably walk the line between tragedy and comedy.
If you liked Cold Mountain, you'll love . . . Southern Cross the Dog by Bill Cheng.
Though set in different eras, these two debuts both masterfully evoke the Southern landscape and culture and feature down-and-out protagonists who could use a little bit of luck—not to mention poetic, spare prose.
If you liked The Lovely Bones, you'll love . . . Tampa by Alissa Nutting
Alice Sebold's first novel broke the rules by killing her narrator in the opening pages. Nutting's debut is possibly even more transgressive: Its narrator is an unrepentant, beautiful and cold young woman who preys on her teen students. But a bold premise is nothing without an equally strong and original voice—and both of these books have it.
If you liked The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society, you'll love . . . Letters from Skye by Jessica Brockmole
A story told in letters, set mostly on a small, isolated island during a world war—this summary could describe either of these charming novels. Although each has its own distinct voice, both handily evoke their eras and will please fans of love stories and small-town tales.
If you liked The Light Between Oceans, you'll love
. . . The Execution of Noa P. Singleton by Elizabeth L. Silver
Though the settings of these two novels could not be more different—an isolated island off the coast of Australia vs. a modern American prison—the moral questions raised by each will have a similar resonance in readers' minds.
If you liked The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, you'll love . . . The Andalucian Friend by Alexander Söderberg
With a settings ranging from Sweden to Spain's stunning Costa del Sol, this fast-paced crime thriller is hard-boiled enough to satisfy fans of Stieg Larsson's Millenium trilogy.
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Today's Debut of the Day pick is Sleep Toward Heaven by Amanda Eyre Ward. Set in the women's prison in Gatestown, Texas, this heartfelt and challenging novel is a true literary page-turner that intertwines the lives of three women: a murderer waiting to be executed on death row—who is at the same time desperately ill with AIDS—the widow of the man she murdered and the physician responsible for the inmate's care.
In lean, luminous prose, Ward taps into her own chilling experiences visiting one of the state's women's prisons. Her sharply drawn characters ponder life's capital-letter concepts: Guilt, Vengeance, Forgiveness. As Mills says, while driving to witness Lowens' execution, "The fact is that in the abstract, I do believe in mercy. . . . I believe people make mistakes, and that they should be given a chance to atone. But I also feel that something was taken away from me . . . and that I deserve something back."
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Redemption Mountain by Gerry FitzGerald
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Having grown up in East Tennessee, I am skeptical of novels that portray mountain dialects in the dialogue. Gerry FitzGerald did not let me down in his beautifully written novel Redemption Mountain. This novel contains authentic-sounding dialogue from its cast of characters living in the small coal town of Red Bone, West Virginia. FitzGerald is not afraid to make his characters flawed, and the result is a town of real people with imperfections that will make readers rage, cry and love each one.
Charlie Burden leaves Manhattan to oversee his company's mountain-top removal construction site. Though in need of the escape from his corporate meetings and country-club wife, Charlie is not prepared for the people of Red Bone.
Meanwhile, Natty Oakes is trapped in an abusive marriage to her high school sweetheart. Natty's family farm is in the path of the mountain-top removal coal-mining, and Charlie will be facing some hard decisions as the people of Red Bone begin showing him the love and strength to be found on Redemption Mountain.
But the farm was also the source of Natty's greatest sadness, and she couldn't walk through the house or the barn or the fields or sit on the porch for very long without thinking of Annie. Twenty-three years later she could still hear her voice, and feel her downy cheeks, and see her running across the dirt yard with her arms upraised, the sign for Natty to hold her.
The melancholy of old memories was supplanted by the unbridled joy the children experienced at the farm, and Natty enjoyed sharing their excitement as they explored the world of her childhood. After the obligatory hugs and a suitable interval of fawning by their grandmother and great-grandparents, Pie would always beg for his release to run off with Uncle Pete to drive the old tractor around the farm. Cat, after a hand-in-hand walking tour with Great-grandmother Alice to see the newest piglets, would invariably sneak off the the warm floor of the sunroom, surrounded by the tattered yellowing picture books from Sarah's library. She could sit for hours, cross-legged, reading the stories out loud to herself, just as her mother had done with the same books many years earlier.
In his debut novel, Kevin Maher offers a story of challenges faced head-on with humor and the strength of family. The Fields depicts the struggles of 14-year-old Jim Finnegan as he navigates family, friends and girls while growing up in Dublin during the 1980s. Coming across situations he never imagined, Jim looks to his family for solutions as he faces the realities of becoming a man.
Dublin native Kevin Maher brings truth to his characters as Jim travels from Dublin to London in search of redemption. To learn more about Kevin Maher and his writing of The Fields, watch the book trailer below from Hachette Book Group and be sure to read our full review.
What do you think, readers? Will you be reading The Fields?
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Today's Debut of the Day pick is Mr. Peanut by Adam Ross, a psychologically acute tale that weaves together three different storylines together to chart the darkest depths of love and marriage. Though this isn't an easy read, it's a completely absorbing and rewarding one—if you enjoyed Gone Girl for its portrait of a twisted relationship, Mr. Peanut is for you.
To say this is a thematically rich book is hardly to do Mr. Peanut justice. For with every theme Ross presents—the Hitchcockian fallen hero, the classic "wrong man" trope, the Möbius strips and Escher imagery that emerge again and again, lest we forget the unending nature of marriage, love and murder—there is a way in which this too-clever-to-be-neat story resists such thematics, indeed calls into question the expectation/fulfillment nature of storytelling itself. And yet Ross cleaves closely to all the pleasures of the genre: mystery, suspense, romance, surprise. And in this sense, Mr. Peanut is highly unique—a disturbingly funny and remarkably poignant novel from one of the year's most promising new voices.
Read the full review from our July 2010 issue here.
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Eleanor & Park by Rainbow Rowell
Rowell made her actual fiction debut with her 2011 adult novel, Attachments, but her YA debut is too good not to include on this list. This raw, complex depiction of two teen misfits falling in love in the '80s is at once heartbreaking and searingly hopeful. With a shared love of music and a mountain of hurdles to overcome, Eleanor and Park's love story is just the right amount of awkward and magical.
The Madman's Daughter by Megan Shepherd
H.G. Wells gets the teen treatment with this entertaining adaptation of The Island of Dr. Moreau. The story, as told by the doctor's daughter, 16-year-old Juliet, doesn't tone anything down for younger readers. Gothic horror and Victorian romance blend masterfully here, and the gruesome scientific experiments are so creepy that animal-loving Shepherd had trouble writing them.
Golden Boy by Tara Sullivan
In 13-year-old Habo's home country of Tanzania, a person with albinism is called a zeruzeru, meaning "zero-zero." He has always been an outcast, but he now faces a greater threat: He is being hunted for his body parts, as many believe his light skin will bring them luck. Sullivan's depiction of this growing East African human rights issue is at times horrifying, but she writes beautifully of the landscape and of Habo's strong spirit in the face of such monstrous injustice.
The Whole Stupid Way We Are by N. Griffin
No punches get pulled in this story set during a freezing Maine winter. Fifteen-year-old Dinah is innocent and endlessly positive, but her best friend Skint, who has stopped wearing a coat for some reason and whose father suffers from early-onset senility, is exactly the opposite. This heart-wrenching, thoughtful tale is sad, for sure, but Griffin speckles the novel with flashes of humor and warm personality.
If You Could Be Mine by Sara Farizan
This dazzling story of two Iranian girls in love sensitively approaching issues rarely—if ever—addressed in YA literature. In Iran, homosexuality is punishable by death, but gender reassignment surgery is generally accepted. So when Sahar discovers that her best friend and the girl she loves is to be married, she contemplates the surgery as her only option. Farizan tells this important, compassionate story with immense grace. On sale 8/20. Look for a review in our September issue!
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Today's Debut of the Day pick is a Southern charmer. Susan Gregg Gilmore's Looking for Salvation at the Dairy Queen is set in the small town of Ringgold, Georgia, where Catherine Grace Cline dreams of moving to the big city. But how much would she miss the ones she leaves behind?
The tight-knit Cline clan lives in a home of Baptist values and Georgia football, but the most significant component of this family is their confidence in one another's dreams. That kind of love and support is even more appealing than a diet of Dilly Bars, and Gilmore's novel is a meal well worth the consumption.
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Gnocchi Bolognese has never known her father, the chef whose signature dish she was named for. As the stage manager of a local theater, she pines from the wings for the troupe's star actor. And with her 25th birthday around the corner, Gnocchi decides it's time to act on her infatuation - but the pursuit of romance leads her down a tragicomic road to the origins of her unusual name.
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"Color Display," paintings and drawings by Karen Roughton and Ken Kirsch, will be on exhibit from July 8 through Aug. 2 at The Artery, 207 G St. in downtown Davis.
Each morning, Roughton sits at her backyard window, amazed by the array of colors in the trees, flowers, birds, light and shadows. She draws on those colors when creating her paintings, using art to interpret her environment and emotions in an immediate way. She graduated with a master's degree from Sacramento State University and teaches art at American River College.
Painting on wood, Kirsch mixes his oils with a large quantity of medium. He starts with a field of color and an internal image. The paint attaches to wood in a capricious way and thus dictates laying on one layer of shapes and color at a time. The image rolls off the edges so the misshapen surfaces become part of the painting.
Kirsch has a bachelor's degree in studio art from UC Davis and a master's degree from New Mexico State University. He and his wife Ellen moved to Davis in 2001 and started MAK Design+Build in 2003.
The artists will be honored at a reception during the Second Friday ArtAbout, from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday, July 8. The Artery is open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mondays through Saturdays (Fridays until 9 p.m.) and from noon to 5 p.m. Sundays.


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Our family enjoyed staying in this beautiful home on Sawyer's Cove! The house had everything we needed, the kitchen was well-equipped and the beds were very comfy! Having countless wild blueberries to pick in the backyard was an unexpected perk!! We tried not to eat them as fast as we picked them! Our children loved being right by the water and having such a large grass area to play baseball, soccer and other games. The town of Jonesport is so beautiful and everyone we met was very friendly. We did lots of hiking and exploring the gorgeous coastline, and our kids LOVED playing in the lowtide muck, searching for creatures in tidepools and looking at interesting rocks at Jasper beach! We also enjoyed cooking and eating lobster and eating the yummy blueberry pie from the blueberry place down the road. We would highly recommend this place to other families!! :-)
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Rolling Pin Spacer
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These are spacers to put on a rolling pin so that you can get a specific and even dough thickness. The STL is for a 3/8" dough thickness and about 1 and 7/8" rolling pin. The SCAD file can be edited to make many different dough thicknesses and rolling pin diameters (I didn't try them all though).
Jan 2015: Updated to a slanted gap.
Use the customer to adjust your spacer rings or use the STL for 3/8" dough and a 1 and 7/8" pin.
Print two of the STL. I used two perimeters and 40% infill, but I suspect many options will work. They don't need to be that strong. I needed to slow my first layer to keep the tips from popping up.
After prints are cool, clean up any flanges etc. with sand paper.
Clean them.
Put one on each end of the rolling pin. They should be a tight fit.
Roll dough using the space between the spacers.
- Make some great cookies (optional).
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difference () {
cylinder (h=7,r=pinr+Dough, $fn = 200);
translate ([0,0,-2]) cylinder (h=14,r=pinr, $fn = 200);
rotate([60,0,0]) translate ([0,0,-5]) cube([pinr+Dough+2,2,20]);
Nice idea! A 60 degree slant can create overhang problems when printing, but I put in a 30 degree slant. 30 should be printable by most every machine.
Thanks for putting this up, once again I went to make something, only to find someone already did it for me!
There does seem to be an issue with the script though.
The comments in the SCAD file says "Diameter of rolling pin", but you use it as a radius so it needs to be divided by two
Thanks for the correction! It's always satisfying when people use your designs. I fixed the OpenScad file so it is correct now (it was obviously an easy correction on such a simple design).
Nice, but why not just use rubber bands? I think I got that tip from Cook's Illustrated or Good Eats or something. :)
I hadn't thought of that. These might have better control of the thickness though. We use those cookie cutters that imprint the surface of the cookie when you cut them out so careful thickness control is helpful.
Makes sense! It just seems like standard office supplies might be easier to adjust than having to tinker around with a bunch of builds.


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here's the progress on my Meryl Silverburgh from Metal Gear Solid cosplay :]
Need to get a new wig >3> crapola!
Need to get a new wig >3> crapola!
i tried to get a psg1 to safe you, but you wanted to go throug the fucking cave! well done! XDDD good job, you look awesome
Now that's what I call a healthy girl.
You look AWESOME
Thanks! I never did finish this T_T
YES!!! Badass hair !!!!
Your quite a women
It's Meryl!!
youre gorgeous
So far So Perfect
kool! you actually look like meryl! last i checked meryl was not asian
I happened upon this while searching for Meryl references. You are out of this world gorgeous.
Wow, my god, you are stunning! And you make an excellent Meryl, to boot. I've seen a lot of good cosplay, but rarely do I se someone who fits the bill so well.
Thank you so much! ^_^ I wish I actually had photos of this costume finished! :C
Didn't take any? That's a shame. I've seen many attempts at Meryl. You'd think it would be relatively simple to pull off, since the elements of the costume actually exist and would take little modification. But unless it's on the right person, it just doesn't work. You were apparently the right person. lol
Thank you again! ^^ I really like Meryl, but I still have yet to get all of the pieces. The few photos I did take were with items I borrowed from an ex! :C
Hmmmm... you wouldn't pass as a man for very long.
Very beautiful
Wow! You... look great!^__^
Love the sexy hair^^
Love the sexy hair^^
I almost feel bad for finding this on google.
You're just crazy beautiful... it's borderline unfair. Absolutely beautiful pic and girl and wig and everything. If Meryl would be a real person she'd be jelous of you. That's how much you look like Meryl. Or maybe she's the one who looks like you! Yeah that was pretty stupid. Fantastic picture. And still fucking unfair
aw thank you so much!! Meryl is one of my favourite characters, and I'm honoured that someone thinks I look so much like her.
WOW this is what meryl would look like in real life awesome XD
Hi there. I was recently playing Mass Effect and was looking online for reference pics of Meryl to use for a character I was creating. I came across this piece here, and found it very helpful. That's all. Thanks!
Woah you look beautiful specially that colors and your eyes are so pretty.
I love this!!!!!!
very nice, and hot too the wig isn't bad, but I guess meryl's hair is a shade darker than that.
<3 MGS, but I guess you can tell by my avatar XD
<3 MGS, but I guess you can tell by my avatar XD
Ya I sold that wig and I'm getting a new one xp so when it's done I'll have the right wig :3
Ya I sold that wig and I'm getting a new one xp so when it's done I'll have the right wig :3
Snake to Meryl: You've got a great butt.
Awesome cosplay
Awesome cosplay
The wig doesn't look bad >:0


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Throughout the past several months, a growing number of paper recyclers have been saying prices for many deinking grades and pulp substitutes have climbed too high too quickly. With the weak U.S. economy, many of the same recyclers say they fear a sharp price correction for office grades is on the horizon.
According to reports from different regions of the country, grades such as office pack, white ledger and pulp substitutes could see price declines of $50 per ton or more by the end of the year. "It wouldn't surprise me if [office grades] drop by $100 a ton by December," a recycler says.
A number of consumers of high grades have indicated that they wish to pay less for material this fall. With the overseas market quiet, these mills may secure the price reductions they have been seeking.
According to several recyclers contacted for this report, tissue mills, which are large consumers of many office grades, have excess capacity. These mills may view this situation as an opportunity to place orders for recovered fiber at lower prices.
In the Southwest, several mills in Mexico are exerting pricing pressure on the market. One recycler says mills are resisting higher prices, with some more aggressively purchasing wood chips in light of their overall abundance.
Prices for recovered fiber may be declining, but several recyclers say demand is still decent and movement remains steady. "Consumption is good," a paper recycler in the Southwest says. "Not great but OK." He adds, "I am hearing rumors that a correction of anywhere between $10 and $50 a ton is in the offing."
(Additional information on secondary paper markets, including breaking news and consuming industry reports, is available from SDB's sister publication Recycling Today at www.RecyclingToday.com.)


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Aliquippa (Pa.) defensive back Dravon Henry put an end to his highly contested recruitment Monday afternoon by selecting West Virginia at an announcement inside the Municipal Center.
Henry, 5-foot-11, 190-pounds, had narrowed his choices to West Virginia, Pittsburgh, Louisville, Maryland and Miami, but in actuality this had long been considered a battle between long-time Backyard Brawl rivals West Virginia and Pitt.
The commitment is a big one for the West Virginia program, earning a victory in the latest chapter of the Backyard Brawl that unfolded on the recruiting trail.
Henry had visited each school on multiple occasions and had connections to both programs, with each of the programs having productive in-home visits the weekend prior to his announcement. Henry visited Morgantown initially during the spring and then returned during the fall both for practice and several games.
The nation's No. 149 ranked prospect decided to spend his college career in Morgantown where he will begin his career at cornerback, although he has the ability to play any of the positions in the secondary.
Safeties coach Tony Gibson served as the lead recruiter for the Rivals.com four-star, who becomes the highest rated commitment in the Mountaineers recruiting class. The visit with Gibson went "very well," and the assistant coach answered around three-pages full of questions from Henry and his family members.
Henry becomes the 17th commitment for the Mountaineers and is ranked as the 14th best safety in the nation along with the third best prospect in the state of Pennsylvania.
The senior selected the Mountaineers over offers from Pittsburgh, Miami, Alabama, Ohio State, Michigan, Penn State and a lengthy list of other suitors and is expected to take only one official visit to Morgantown before he arrives on campus during the summer.
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FireCracker by gmeshWatch
©2009-2016 gmesh
From a shoot the other day.
Dont Diss the Models...Thanks
Model: Megz
PhotoG: me
Dont Diss the Models...Thanks
Model: Megz
PhotoG: me
Tuff act to follow, but I would follow her around with my eyes all night l
Mmmmmmmmmmum!!! incredible female artistic vision ...!!!Legs are like "candes" !!!
Great pose and incredible legs! Faved!
Nicely done...Dig the model...
Great Photo!
Oh Yes!! This is wonderfully sexy!!!
Very nice!
thats a back
Nice pose, and very nice model for it. Shapely legs, and the right poise for that stance. The profile of her face is subtle, but it works well for the "coy" aspect this kind of pose is all about, and the tease element of her skirt is well executed. In short: hawt.
Great shot, she has some awesome legs
I like the sense of power she exerts. Like she could kill you with a thought or something.
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Other Draco-Hermione moment by bonana-chanWatch
©2012-2016 bonana-chan
Draco, you little naughty boy, you did it again!!
Is always the same with you, just to piss off Hermione
Hope you like it! and thanks all comments
Is always the same with you, just to piss off Hermione
Hope you like it! and thanks all comments
Lol nice comic
I love the Dramione stories and drawings...Such a pity that JK Rowling didn't bring them 2gether in the Harry Potter series...
I can see Draco acting like that. xD
Es tan... Draco xD
LoL! I love it!
That last pose for Hermione is SO great!
Oh, draco, so (hot) and funny..
absolutly love it <3
draco you cruel man!!
i couldn't find either the fifth or sixth book, and so i think i missed this.
Thank you for your art work. Love it. Draco is so annoying sometimes, even in a lovable way.
hahaha. the ending is so ironic and i know he just did that to mess with her! hahaha
I don't ship these two but I'll admit this made me laugh
Ahhhh, I love this. Their personalities and attitudes remain pristine (Hermione being circumspect & anxious and Draco being dominant and derisive), yet they still correlate in a way that makes the relationship between them challenged and perfect! Well done!
I love this! i saw this picture somewhere a while ago but i couldn't read what they were saying. Glad i finally can!
haha, that's too funny. i'd get revenge.
Haha I could definitely see that happening!
Buwahahahahaa! This is totally how he'd mess with her! lol <3
You have no idea just how much this brightened my day!
I can't stop smiling now
I can't stop smiling now
That is exactly what he would do Love it!
LOLOLOL. I love Draco. This is something he would totally do.
ha ha! Oh snap!
Hahahaaaa! Lolaphant.
Love it! Perfect Dramione humor!
I'd be mad too. XD Draco you... Guy. Whatever. XD
I ship them, oh how i ship them!
TEASE!!! Draco Malfoy, you little tease. XD
i love it made me laugh thanx
Just lovely !
LOL Hermione should have cursed him afterwards!
I read a history on ff with the same chapter
I read a history on ff with the same chapter
Lol! He would do that, wouldn't he!
hilarious and cute!
: ) I love it! And i really like them as a couple!!
hahaha great
Hahaha, evil little Draco! <3
It so nice!
Lolol, Malfoy you sneaky ferret xD
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High schoolers in Baker County this year did a little better than their peers across Florida on the first administration of the state's new English language arts test, one of the tests students must pass to graduate. Read More »
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Principal, five teachers, bus driver, food manager retire
The Baker County School Board and Superintendent Sherrie Raulerson bid farewell last week to a principal, a bus driver, a cafeteria manager and five classroom teachers — all headed into retirement after a combined 254 years of service in public education. Read More »
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When first graders return to school in August, they'll no longer be segregated by learning level, a practice often referred to as "top group." Read More »
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11 Midseason TV Shows You Won't Want to Miss
Great actors, series and specials make winter TV-watching worthwhile
Rake, Fox Thursdays at 9 p.m., begins Jan. 23 Greg Kinnear (pictured in suit, with guest star Peter Stormare) gives a tangy performance as a lawyer as smart as he is disreputable. It's being pitched as a courtroom House, and Kinnear makes the gambling, womanizing, facing-trouble-on-all-fronts title character somehow appealing. Based on a critically lauded Australian series.— Fox1 of 12
True Detective, HBO Sundays at 10 p.m., currently airing Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey are former Louisiana State Police detectives hunting a serial killer over eight star-powered episodes. The reviews are ecstatic, not only for the performances but also for the time-shifting, multilayered mystery — both criminal and personal — that spans 17 years.— HBO2 of 12
Fleming: The Man Who Would Be Bond, BBC America Wednesdays at 10 p.m., begins Jan. 29 Ian Fleming's larger-than-life life as a playboy-turned-naval intelligence officer in the World War II years takes us time-tripping back to the wilder side of 1940s London in this four-week bio-drama. Dominic Cooper (Mamma Mia!, Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter) stars as the man who created Agent 007.— BBC3 of 12
Intelligence, CBS Mondays at 10 p.m. This sci-fi action series stars Josh Holloway (Lost) as a crime-solving super-agent with a chip-enhanced brain that's able to connect to the Internet. Despite its high-tech concept, it's kind of a throwback, and we mean that in the best way — think The Six Trillion Dollar Man. Meghan Ory plays his sidekick/keeper and Marg Helgenberger (CSI) is the boss.— CBS4 of 12
Enlisted, Fox Fridays at 9:30 p.m. Reminiscent of the days when military characters were frequent fodder for sitcoms (The Phil Silvers Show, McHale's Navy), Enlisted puts a battle-hardened war veteran (Geoff Stults) on a sleepy, stateside army base in charge of his screw-up brothers (Chris Lowell, Parker Young). The episodes get stronger as the show goes along, as does its charm quotient.— Fox5 of 12
The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, NBC Weeknights at 11:35 p.m. We can't wait to see Fallon bring his talents to NBC's 60-year-old late-night institution. From parodies and viral videos to mad musical masquerades with superstar guests, Fallon will bring a fresh spin, all from a fresh coast as Tonight moves back to New York after more than 40 years in L.A. (Jay Leno's Tonight Show finale airs Feb. 6.)— NBC6 of 12
House of Cards Season 2, Netflix Starts streaming on Feb. 14 The brilliant, game-changing political drama headed by Kevin Spacey, Robin Wright and director David Fincher returns on Valentine's Day. That means Netflix subscribers still have time to review, or binge-watch for the first time, that sterling first season.— Netflix7 of 12
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In the swampy August dawn
What a mischief you would bring young darling!
When the onus is not all your own
When you're up for it before you've grown
From the faun forever gone
In the towers of your honeycomb
I'd a tore your hair out just to climb back darling
When you're filling out your only form
Can you tell that it';s just ceremon'
Now you've added up to what you're from
Build your tether rain-out from your fragments
Break the sailor's table on your sacrum
Fuck the fiercest fables, I'm with Hagen
For the love, comes the burning young
From the liver, sweating through your tongue
Well, you';re standing on my sternum don't you climb down darling
Oh the sermons are the first to rest
Smoke on Sundays when you';re drunk and dressed
Out the hollows where the swallow nests.
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Songwriters: JUSTIN DEYARMOND EDISON VERNON
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Roy J. - Glendale, AZ: Hey thanks for the quick turn around for I got my parts inside 3days from placing the order. Installed within 10 mintues and both hood and trunk lid on my porsche opens with ease. Project car is looking great! Best regards from a happy customer!