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MEMORANDUM FOR: GILBERT J. SAULTER, Director Regional Administrator THROUGH: LEO CAREY, Director Office of Field Programs FROM: PATRICIA K. CLARK, Director Directorate of Compliance Programs SUBJECT: National Interpretation/Policy Regarding Fall Protection For Steel Erection Operations.This is in response to your August 26 memorandum requesting a national interpretation/policy regarding fall protection for steel erection operations. I apology for the delay in responding to your inquiry.
We have been advised by the Office of the Solicitor that Review Commission
cases have determined that, other than 29 CFR 1926.105(a), there are no
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erection connection related activities. Consequently, the general duty
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hazards where the fall distance is less than 25 feet. To assist in
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A former gunman (Franco Nero) returns to his old ways after a slave trader (Donald Pleasence) kidnaps his daughter.
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An organic cation transport protein mediates the transport of organic cations across the cell membrane. These proteins are members of the solute carrier family, subfamily 22. This family of proteins can also transport zwitterions and anions, though it is a different subfamily of solute carrier proteins than the organic anion transporters.
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Why I'm Afraid of My Own BedroomKatie Loeb
If you are related to me, you need to not read this post. Go read one of the other wonderful articles on this site and pretend I wrote it. Trust me on this one.
My husband and I are both employed (or soon to be employed in my case) as health care providers. We both have spent way too many years of our lives learning about the human body and we both treat patients in our respective clinics. In May we will both have doctorates in our particular fields of healthcare. We are about as close to experts of the human body as one can be. I say this not to brag because trust me, our student loans are anything but attractive right now, but rather as an explanation of why we're being stupid.
We're both afraid of having sex.
Logically, I understand the way my cervix and uterus and all of that work. I understand that the baby won't be harmed because there are simply too many things in the way, I understand that this is a normal physiological thing and that it's safe. I get all of this. I can even teach you the science of it if you have 30 minutes and really want to be bored.
But the logical part of my brain cannot seem to overcome the afraid part.
At first I was afraid we'd knock the baby loose. I'm not sure why I thought his/her connection to my uterus was so very precarious, but it just felt fragile. My husband agreed entirely. I was afraid to do pretty much anything in case the tiny string I pictured in my mind broke free and the baby just floated away.
Once I saw the baby on the ultrasound I became slightly more confident about his/her connection to my uterus and it became less about the fear of knocking the baby loose. I emphasize the slightly part. I'm still afraid.
My biggest worry at this point is that I'll do something that will cause my uterus to contract and that it will set things in motion that should not be set in motion for many, many months to come. I'm basically afraid that I'll send myself into labor at 11 weeks if I have vigorous sex. Or I guess enjoyable sex is more the issue.
Again, logically I understand that this is not going to happen. I know that I am allowed to do this while pregnant because stuff like this doesn't harm otherwise healthy pregnancies, but the logic is still losing to the crazy. Especially while between ultrasounds and not being able to confidently know that everything is okay in Uterusland. I'm not sure at what point I'll stop being afraid of this. I've lucked out in that my husband is also afraid, but I have a feeling that soon his desire is going to win out over his worries and I might just have to get over this.
Please tell me that we are not the only crazy people with these worries. And please tell me that it gets a little less scary once we get past the first trimester.
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George Schroeder of the EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD reports today that former Oregon Athletic Director Pat Kilkenny has confirmed that his personal, private jet is being used to "ferry" Pac-10 Commissioner Larry Scott to various cities that also happen to be the home of possible Pac-10 expansion candidate schools.
Since June 11, Scott so far has visited Salt Lake City (Utah), Oklahoma City (OU, OSU), Lubbock (Texas Tech), Austin (UT) and College Station (A&M). The plane's schedule is booked for an Austin-to-Kansas City flight on Sunday evening.*
The University of Kansas has been knocked around in the media as a possible Pac-10 expansion candidate in the past few days, especially as a replacement for A&M if the Aggies decide not to go west with the Texas and Oklahoma schools to the Pac-10.
*UPDATE (11:16p ET): The Pac-10 plane's schedule has apparently either been changed, recently blocked or may involve a Monday flight.
The Texas A&M Rivals site AggieYell.com is reporting Sunday evening that A&M has committed to joining the SEC. The Texas Rivals site Orangebloods.com reported the same earlier in the day.
But TexAgs.com, another credible Texas A&M site run by Billy Liucci, is reporting that the Aggies have still not decided what direction they will go. And Kirk Bohls of the AUSTIN AMERICAN STATESMAN reports: "Texas sources say they have been told that Texas A&M is still considering both the Pac-10 and the SEC."
As for the future of the Big 12, Mike DeArmond of the KANSAS CITY STAR reports late Sunday that the future of the league will allegedly be decided by Texas:
A source close to Big 12 Conference realignment negotiations has told The Star that chances for the league to stay together are "significantly greater than 24 hours ago."
The same source said that a new television contract being touted by Commissioner Dan Beebe could produce "significantly more" than $17 million for each of the remaining 10 Big 12 schools. Perhaps upwards of $20 million per school.
And, that a departure penalty of around $20 million withheld from Colorado and Nebraska would mean $2 each to the remaining Big 12 members.
A source close to the realignment negotiations suggested that Texas - the key to league survival in its present form - would likely gain concessions for "getting to play the hero."
It was concessions to Texas - for example in the form of uneven revenue distribution - on which an unstable foundation was laid when the Southwest Conference and the Big Eight Conference merged.
"There is a price," the source said. "But the price is worth it, or its a price we have to pay."
Since those media reports, Texas A&M President R. Bowen Loftin has released the following statement:
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Loftin noting that "the Big 12 is certainly not what it was" certainly should send out warning signals to those who think the league can be saved.


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I have not read any Mad Men finale theories, but I think I can up with some obvious ones [spoilers] re Don's smile:
1. "IT'S THE REAL THING". Don is now happy having given up worldly cares and embraces spiritual ones. In other words he is meditating at the end of the episode and found inner peace. The Coke commercial that then runs in its entirety is then a validation of his life's work. This interpretation of the ending is without irony. Don has rejected, or moved past, the need to validate himself through career, or the need to produce. In this version he might end up an insufferable bore like the character played by Bruce Greenwood (the rich boyfriend of Joan.)
2. "IT'S NOT THE REAL THING". Don appear happy at the end, but it it is an illusion. In reality he is only fooling himself, having bought into the ideology of enlightenment. He had been seduced (the thing he warns his friend about earlier when she runs out of the encounter session, telling her to ignore the group's judgements: "I was raised with Jesus, you don't understand how these illusions can take you over"). The Coke commercial then represents a joke. Don has fallen for the same faux-meaningful experience that he has devoted his life to producing for others. The invisible male personified by the guy who speaks the extended monologue which causes Don to break down. (BTW, general observation: This guy is the personification of the theoretical "average man" that was being described in the light beer meeting that caused Don to walk out of McCann Erikson before beginning his road trip a few episodes ago.)
3. THE ETERNAL RETURN: In this interpretation, Don is smiling because he has an idea. As Peggy said earlier in their phone call: "Don't you want to work on Coke?" It's been established as a convention of the show that Don created several famous real-world ad campaigns, most notably the Kodak slide viewer (the "carousel"). Also, he has a history of bailing on work and then coming back with a renewed sense of purpose. So in this interpretation Don is smiling because he has come up with a killer campaign idea, based on his experience. We then see the idea in fruition: the finalized Coke commercial, which Don creates after his ultimate return to work some time after the final shot.


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Paul Daley has written a book about his adopted city of Canberra.
Broadcast date: Thursday 17 January 2013
Paul is an award-winning journalist and former national affairs editor for The Bulletin.
Despite having sworn off the city as a six year old, he returned to Canberra ten years ago and was surprised to find himself falling in love with the city.
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KJ--- You wife is grossed out by a normal penis? Well, good thing is she will never be using your son's penis sexually, so it doesn't really matter if it grosses her out. It is most definitely not cleaner or healthier to be circumcised. There is plenty of research that shows that is not true. Also, my husband is not circ'd but his dad is... he doesn't care one bit that their penises don't "match."
No, we will not be subjecting our son to a painful and medically unnecessary surgical procedure that will remove a sensitive part of his genitalia.
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My husband and I finally came to resolution on this issue:
He is Jewish. He is circumcized. He has always assumed that he would circumcize a son. BUT....
Yesterday he finally reached the decision that NO he would NOT circumcize. After doing lengthy research (we are both academics with post-graduate degrees and take our research seriously) he concluded there is not firm medical evidence supporting circumcision, it is not a medically necessary procedure and ethically we do not support cosmetically altering our children. It ought to be their decision. The hardest part of this decision for him was that it is part of his heritage so he has emotional ties to it, but that was not enough reason for him to choose circumcision for a son if we have a boy.
No. We won't.
The rate of circumcision complications is higher than what is generally reported. Adhesions can complicate healing and cause scar tissue and skin bridges. Some boys get a condition called "hidden penis" or "buried penis" and some don't ever grow out of it. The Canadian Pediatric Society reports that 1 in 100 boys needs to be recircumcised. Just search any board here with kids ages 6 months or older and you will find parents whose sons have had these problems. These complications are common. There are also the initial complications that are more rare - excessive bleeding from the surgical wound, infection of the wound (which can spread systemically), excessive skin removed (which can cause sexual problems for life), and partial or full amputation of the glans (head) of the penis. Of course, though rare, a few boys die as a result of infection and excessive bleeding.
What are the risks of leaving a boy intact? What are the risks of keeping any body part? He may get a superficial infection (yeast or bacteria, like women get), which can be easily treated with antibiotics or antifungals. Would you cut out an eye to prevent pink eye?
More rare, a man may need to circumcised later - the link above reports 1 in 100 (though other countries where circumcision is rare report as low as 1 in 16,000) - at which point he can have more choice in how much is removed and can regulate his pain medication during healing.
We didn't circumsize DS, and my DH feels really strongly about it (I'm pretty neutral). So, if this LO is another boy, we won't cir'c him either.
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Seabird carnage that is killing hundreds of birds blamed on rogue oil-dumping tanker
- More than 100 distressed birds, mostly guillemots, were discovered
- Volunteers try to wash glue-like substance off the birds, which have been 'paralysed' by the waxy substance
- There are fears hundreds more could be affected in the next few days
A rogue tanker dumping oil at sea is being blamed for a spill that is killing hundreds of birds off the south coast.
The birds have washed up on the shore covered in a waxy white substance, with fears there are thousands more struggling in the water.
More than half have died and others have been left virtually paralysed by the spill.
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Volunteers are putting their lives at risk to help rescue birds being washed up on the Dorset coast - as this man cowered behind a rock as he cradled a guillemot
The volunteer braced himself as a wall of water washed over the rock and onto him and the bird he was clutching
The man was hit by a huge wave but still held on to the bird he plucked from the surf so animal rescue teams could try and save it
The man may be soaked through, but he still managed to hold on to the tiny bird - one of many that desperately need help
It is feared that thousands of birds have become virtually paralysed after swimming into the 'waxy' material
The RSPB said the majority of the birds, mostly guillemots, were discovered at Chesil Beach in Dorset, with reports of others turning up as far away as Cornwall and Sussex.
Wildlife staff are expecting to see more guillemots and razorbills come ashore over the weekend and say it is crucial that the source is found.
An inability to identify the pollutant in the first days hampered attempts to save affected seabirds, but the Environment Agency last night confirmed the offending substance is a 'refined mineral-based oil mixture'.
Washing-up liquid alone, which is normally used in crude oil spills, has been ineffective in removing the substance from the birds' feathers, instead margarine or vegetable oil has been the most successful treatment.
Rescuers help to recover birds, that was covered in the thick substance at Chesil Beach and Chesil Cove
One RSPCA officer said that for every live bird that is taken off the beach there can be up to nine others that have died at sea
Coastal expert Dr Simon Boxall from the University of Southampton said refined mineral oils are normally used to lubricate engines and gear boxes.
'The fact this has affected such a wide area implies there is a reasonably large amount in the sea,' he said.
'It is likely a ship has delivered some oil but needed to deposit residue from the tanks. It takes time to do so and costs money so a few rogue ships have been known to flush out their tanks in the open sea, which can be several hundred tons.'
'Some kind of accident such as a leaky gearbox or a broken pipe is the most likely cause of a mineral oil spill, but it is unusual that it would cause this much havoc,' he said.
'Ships use lots of different mineral oils for working. You've got oil in the engines, a lot of hydraulic fluids, in the anchor winches, ship's cranes and so on.
This guillemot, on Chesil Beach, was one of dozens washed up along the coast from Chesil Cove to Cornwall
Distressed: RSPCA officers said the birds who were covered in the white substance couldn't fly or swim
One of the dead guillemots found on Chesil beach after dozens were found coated in a white waxy substance that stopped them from flying or feeding
Many hundreds of birds could be affected, with 25,000 guillemots currently living in Lyme Bay
'Until the Coastguard Agency can pinpoint the slick, and the size of the slick, it will be hard to know.
'Tracking it down is no easy task. A small slick is more likely to indicate an accident, a larger slick may mean oil has been dumped.'
Experts from the RSPCA, the Dorset Wildlife Trust and the Portland Bird Observatory have all been involved in the rescue operation, with around 170 birds rescued from Dorset beaches in the past four days.
More than 200 have been found dead, with more animals being found further down the coast. With greater numbers washing up each day, the RSPCA has appealed for members of the public to aid the rescue operation by donating towels.
The RSPCA West Hatch centre near Taunton, Somerset was caring for almost 170 birds, and while numbers of dead birds are as yet unclear, one RSPCA officer said that for every live bird that is taken off the beach there can be up to nine others that have died at sea.
Staff at the RSPCA West Hatch Wildlife Centre in Somerset tend to a guillemot which was found covered in the glue-like material
More than 100 of the distressed birds have been found on beaches on the south coast and some have been washed up dead
The birds have been badly affected by the palm oil, with two so badly injured they had to be put down
Birds swam through the glue-like substance which stuck their feathers together and stopped them from flying
Unable to fly: Animal welfare officers cleaned 115 birds but two with skin lesions had to be put down
There are an estimated 25,000 guillemots currently off the Dorset coast, which spend the winter months out at sea.
Others affected include razorbills and puffins. The dead birds include a juvenile puffin and a fulmar.
After swimming into the waxy material, the birds' feathers and wings have been glued together, leaving them virtually paralysed and unable to feed.
TV wildlife expert Chris Packham said: 'We should name, shame and punish the proprietor of the vessel.
'There could be hundreds or thousands more birds that have died as a result of this and sunk without a trace, the ones we have found could be just the tip of the iceberg.'
Many of the seabirds have been taken to West Hatch Animal Centre in Taunton, Somerset, and are now recovering.
Last night a spokesman for the Environment Agency said: 'The results show that it is a refined mineral-based oil mixture, but not from an animal or vegetable-based oil, which rules out palm oil.'
The RSPCA hope the birds can cleaned up before they are released back into the wild, but the oil has caused lesions on the skin of some animals
Surviving birds were taken to the RSPCA centre in West Hatch, Somerset, where staff cleaned them up
Early reports suggested the birds were covered with palm oil that may have fallen from a passing ship
An RSPCA officer puts an afflicted guillemot in a carrier to take it back to the West Hatch centre to be cleaned
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Allenton Access, Beaver Dam Wash National Conservation Area, Bellefontaine Conservation Area, Big Arm State Park, Big Cottonwood Wildlife Management Area, Big Slough Wilderness, Billingsley Creek Wildlife Management Area, Bismarck Conservation Area, Black Canyon Wilderness, Black Canyon Wilderness Study Area, Black Canyon Wilderness Study Area (Gooding County, Idaho), Boise River Wildlife Management Area, Boundary Creek Wildlife Management Area, Blackfoot River Wildlife Management Area, Blanchette Landing Access, Blue Springs Creek Conservation Area, Bootleg Access, Brown's Ford Access, Buford Mountain Conservation Area, Camas Prairie Centennial Marsh Wildlife Management Area, Carey Lake Wildlife Management Area, Cartier Slough Wildlife Management Area, Castle Rocks State Park, Cecil D. Andrus Wildlife Management Area, C.J. Strike Wildlife Management Area, Coeur d'Alene Parkway State Park, Coeur d'Alene River Wildlife Management Area, Craig Mountain Wildlife Management Area, Deer Parks Wildlife Management Area, Dominguez-Escalante National Conservation Area, Dworshak State Park, Emmenegger Nature Park, Engelmann Woods Natural Area, Farragut Wildlife Management Area, Forest 44 Conservation Area, Fort Boise Wildlife Management Area, Georgetown Summit Wildlife Management Area, Gooding City of Rocks East Wilderness Study Area, Gooding City of Rocks West Wilderness Study Area, Greensfelder County Park, Hagerman Wildlife Management Area, Hawk Springs State Recreation Area, Hirundo Wildlife Refuge, John N and Melba S Anderson Memorial Conservation Area, LaBarque Creek Conservation Area, Lake Cascade State Park, Lake Walcott State Park, Land of the Yankee Fork State Park, Little City of Rocks Wilderness Study Area, List of Idaho wildlife management areas, List of U.S. National Forests, List of wilderness study areas, Lone Elk County Park, Lucky Peak State Park, Market Lake Wildlife Management Area, McArthur Lake Wildlife Management Area, Meramec Conservation Area, Montour Wildlife Management Area, Montpelier Wildlife Management Area, Mud Lake Wildlife Management Area, Myron and Sonya Glassberg Family Conservation Area, Niagara Springs Wildlife Management Area, Ntokou-Pikounda National Park, Payette River Wildlife Management Area, Pend Oreille Wildlife Management Area, Ponderosa State Park, Portneuf Wildlife Management Area, Possum Woods Conservation Area, Priest Lake State Park, Raymond Gary State Park, Red Cliffs National Conservation Area, Red River Wildlife Management Area, Rockwoods Range Conservation Area, Rockwoods Reservation, Round Lake State Park, Sawtooth National Recreation Area, Sand Creek Wildlife Management Area, Sawtooth National Forest, Sawtooth Wilderness, Seminoe State Park, Snow Peak Wildlife Management Area, Sterling Wildlife Management Area, St. Maries Wildlife Management Area, Talimena State Park, Tex Creek Wildlife Management Area, Three Island Crossing State Park, Twin Peaks Wilderness, United States National Grassland, West Tyson County Park, Winchester Lake State Park
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List of mountains of Maine, List of peaks of the Sawtooth Range (Idaho), Mountain peaks of Missouri, Mountain peaks of Texas
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List of lakes of the Sawtooth Mountains (Idaho), List of lakes of the White Cloud Mountains
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Boardman Creek, Deadwood Creek, Marsh Island (Maine), Orono Bog, Sawtooth Valley
Campostoma pauciradii, Cicindela albissima, Cymopterus acaulis, Cymopterus basalticus, Cymopterus davisii, Herichthys deppii, Herichthys labridens, Herichthys pantostictus, Herichthys steindachneri, Herichthys tamasopoensis, Lewisia sacajaweana, Siganus luridus
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This has come up before, and it's rumored to be in the works, but it's worth mentioning again. Trion has done a nice job adding "quality of life" aspects, such as the wardrobe feature and fun little pets and mounts, and player-housing would fit nicely with that. My only hope is that it would be more than just a place to decorate and look pretty and that it would have some usefulness as well, like giving rested experience or allowing placeable items that give certain buffs. Star Wars Galaxies' passing meant the end of an impressive housing system, and it would be great to see the team borrow some of the successful housing features from SWG to put into RIFT.
Currency conversion
Trion has tweaked the currency a bit, and that's helped make it a little less cumbersome, but I'd like to see that whittled down even more, especially with all of the different world event currencies. I understand that it makes sense lore-wise to create a unique currency to match each event, but often I end up with piles of tokens that go unspent. It would be nice to have the ability to convert currency. There could even be a rate of conversion; for example, five tokens from an old event would be worth only two tokens from the current one. That way players could still use up old tokens, but they wouldn't be able to stockpile to the point that they could buy everything in a new event without participating in it.
Meatier world events
Since we're on the subject of world events, I'd like to see them a little less often, and when there is one, it needs to have a little more teeth. The past few events have been fun, but they feel "safe." It's a foregone conclusion that I will be able to achieve the objectives of the dailies, and as a result, I don't feel that threatened by whatever is currently threatening Telara. It might not be popular with everyone, but I wouldn't mind a few quests that actually let me fail, with two different rewards based on whether I succeed or not. It would make the storyline a little more compelling, and it would definitely bring in a more heroic feeling when you actually do succeed.
I've said it before: The capital cities are the most fortified and protected cities, yet they're attacked by the wimpiest of mobs. In theory, the planar invaders would focus their efforts at Sanctum and Meridian and send in high-level creatures to attack. I'd love to see a real threat at some point, even if it's just for a few days. There are dozens of level 50 players just sitting around doing nothing but crafting, surfing the auction house, or snoozing on their mounts. It would be nice to shake things up a bit and create a real sense of danger, making players wonder whether the invaders will actually take over the cities, even if temporarily. Not only would it make sense from a lore standpoint, but it would even be an opportunity for low levels and high levels to band together for a common objective.
Cross faction auction house
Part of me always loves the whole notion of regional trade, and the divided auction houses are based on a similar notion. But I'd actually like to see a slight change to the system, similar to what EverQuest II did early on. Back when that game launched, EQII had two different auction houses as well as a black market option called the fence. Special NPCs tucked away in hard-to-reach spots in town would allow you to access and purchase items from the other faction -- for a price. The markup was pretty high, but it was fun to have the option to access goods from the other side, and it would be a simple way to spice up the economy in RIFT.
Take it to the planes
I'm tired of invaders raining down on us while we have no way to bring the fight to them. I'd like to finally have the chance to head to the planes and attack our enemies where they reside. This can be problematic, though, and I'm reminded of the situation that arose when players started killing the gods of EverQuest. It's hard to come up with something that's as exciting (and challenging) as killing a god, and the same would be true for claiming victory in one of the planes. But there's plenty of middle-ground; players could travel to the planes and disrupt, rather than defeat, the denizens there. Heck, even getting there could be a challenge in itself.
Overall, if 2012 is anything like this past year, we're bound to see many new additions to RIFT. There are already hints of what to look forward to, such as the increased division between Guardians and Defiants and the probable release of the Maelforge raid zone. Overall, I'd like to see a little more danger in the world of Telara, similar to the "blow-up-the-map" invasions of betas past. Fortunately, the rapid pace of updates shows no signs of slowing down, and for RIFT fans, that's plenty of reason to celebrate.
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Plenair is so cute. I might draw more fanart of her.
edit: Full view please! x_x
edit: Full view please! x_x
what did you use to color this!!?!
awesome art XD
I love plenair and your picture is awesome!!
Keep up the good job
Keep up the good job
wowX3 I love plenair and your Pic *o*
OOoo this is sooo cute ^.^ I saw this on your myspace, this is what got me to hunt you down to here on DA lol.. this gets a +fav!
you're going on my stalk list X3
I love Plenair. T_T That guy's style is the whole basis for my way of drawing.
this is awesome jo!
Awesome pic! I really like the softness of it!
did you use a ref for that? i recognize it. i really really want to see the original.. i saw it a long long time ago on someone's site and was never able to find it again.. D:
cool pic. awesome smudgery technique.
cool pic. awesome smudgery technique.
i love your style, it's so whimsical!
Tis the pertyness! Omg. So prretty!
Aww! So cute.
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I'm going to have to watch you draw on the computer someday to understand how you do what you do as amazingly as you do it.
Good take on his style...this pic has been my wallpaper for a few weeks now.
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This is the second part of a two-part article that highlights business phone systems and Hosted PBX terminology.
People hear Hosted PBX acronyms and phrases littering today's business conversations. If a business is interested in digesting these complicated abbreviations and learning the simple, yet money-saving technology behind these features, this article will serve as an excellent introduction into the realm of Hosted PBX.
Hosted PBX – Public Branch eXchange – stands for the switchboard hardware used in telephone systems. In short, the PBX accepts incoming phone calls and routes them to different extensions.
Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) is taking the business phone systems by storm. Not only does business VoIP help save companies thousands of dollars annually, but also it helps boost business productivity.
As Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) companies increase their user bases, reports are suggesting that VoIP services may be on the brink of overtaking traditional telecommunication services. The question therefore remains: Will traditional telecommunication companies step up to the plate and tackle this challenge, or will VoIP services become the dominant standard within the telecommunications industry?
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Buaihan M., 42 and married, is the group's treasurer. She has three children: a daughter, 17, a son, 12, and another daughter, 7. Her husband works in Russia, while her children study in the U.S. For eight years, Buaihan has bred cattle and sold milk, having started the business with the purchase of a cow for 8000 soms. She now earns a monthly income of 3500 soms. Buaihan is requesting a loan to buy more cattle to continue cattle breeding. With the additional profits, she is planning to increase her number of cattle.
Abdyldabek A., 39 and married, has five children: his daughter is 18 and his sons are 16, 14, 9 years old, and 11 months. His daughter works in Russia, while his three elder sons go to school and the youngest son is at home. Abdyldabek breeds cattle and sells milk, assisted by his elder sons. Six years ago, he bought a milk cow for 5000 soms and since then has increased his number of cattle. Abdyldabek now makes 8000 soms each month, and he is applying for loan in order to buy forage for cattle for the winter period.
Asilbek B., 46 and married, has three children: his sons are 14 and 8, and his daughter is 13, and they are all are studying in the U.S. Asilbek started his business three years ago with an initial investment of 500 soms. He makes national items (for example: national souvenirs) and earns 2000 soms monthly. His profits will allow him to start construction of his house. He is now requesting a loan to buy chickens for breeding, the profits from which will allow him to improve the living conditions of his family.
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Every year the sleepy little town of Boyertown, PA begins to echo with the sound of vintage automobiles. To most of the community this is a welcomed sound and a familiar one for the past 46-some years. This special event is called the Boyertown Duryea Days, and has been a hit with the vintage car community in the area. It is hosted by the Boyertown Auto Museum to help support the automotive community and raise awareness about the museum. We took a drive out to neighboring Boyertown and shot a few photos of some of our favorite cars. We definitely recommend hitting this event if you are local and want to see some seriously cool vintage cars in the future!
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Eastwood visits the 2011 Duryea Days Classic Car Show
Behind the Scenes look at a local Auto Museum's Collection
Here in Eastwood country, we are spoiled with the diversity of all types of automotive enthusiasts. It seems we have everything from antiques, to brand new sports cars being tuned, modified, and restored. It's pretty common to see all sorts of unique enthusiast driven vehicles out for a drive on a nice Sunday afternoon. Many times when I have friends coming from out of town to visit, they comment on some sort of cool car that they saw as they got near my house. Often they are surprised at my unenthusiastic reply.... you could say we are a bit desensitized around here!
I think our deep automotive heritage in this area is the answer to why it seems to be "in our blood" to tinker with our vehicles. Why, miles from Eastwood headquarters, Boyertown Body Works (also known as Boyertown Carriage Works) operated and produced many early commercial and industrial bodied trucks. Or, if you want to touch on 2-wheeled motorized history, let's not forget Reading-Standard Motorcycles that built some early motorcycles that are highly sought after these days.
Because of all of this heritage, not only do you see a ton of vintage cars, trucks, and motorcycles around, we are also lucky enough to have some cool little antique vehicle museums in the area. Recently I was given an "all access" tour of the Boyertown Museum of Historic Vehicles. This museum specializes in primarily historic vehicles built in our general region. You will find everything from early horse drawn carriages, to very early coach built motor vehicles. This is the stuff you only read about in magazine articles and see in photos from prestigious shows like Pebble Beach.
As I walked through the museum, I was amazed at how LITTLE I really did know about some of these vehicles. I consider myself to be pretty well versed in automotive history for my age. But I found myself constantly looking over the descriptions of these vehicles, trying to figure out WHAT they were, and WHERE they came from. I think this type of stuff is the most interesting when viewing cars at a museum. I want to see things I've never seen OR heard of before, and learn their history. That is what going to a museum is all about right? It's interesting to read the history on how these auto builders came about, many times they weren't even from a automotive background, but horse drawn coach builders, bicycle builders, or even industrial workers. I can only imagine how hard it was to design, and build an automobile with no prior designs to really look at, or experience on what "works", and what doesn't!
Here are a few shots of some of my favorite installations on display at the museum when I visited. Please watch this space for my next post where I climb around some dusty cars in the private storage warehouse for the museum. I stumbled across some "electrifying" finds!


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Bret Witte, bumbling Fargo cop, suspended for posting photo of evidence on Facebook [IMAGE]
Witte lost two days worth of dough for this post.
In June, Fargo PD Detective Bret Witte posted a photo of cash he'd seized while executing a search warrant (image above). As you'd expect, posting photos of evidence on social media violates Fargo PD policy, and Witte was suspended for two days without pay in August.
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The suspension -- news of which broke just last week following an information request from the Fargo Forum newspaper -- is the latest in a string of gaffes for Witte, who we first told you about last spring in the context of a story about two Minnesota teens who stole a police radio and said "Fuck the police" while driving around Moorhead. Following that incident, Witte was officially reprimanded for leaving the radio, a bulletproof vest, handcuffs, a Taser, knife, and loaded ammunition clips in his unlocked vehicle.
Turns out, Witte's history of gaffes extends back much further than that. From the Fargo Forum:
Witte was disciplined in December 2010 for conducting a controlled drug buy without backup officers, putting himself and the confidential informant at greater risk...
Witte also lost 15 days without pay in 2002 after admitting to supervisors he had sexual relations in his squad car with an 18-year-old woman he was dating at the time...
"Although the policies that were violated were different, the underlying problem of poor decision making is the common theme in each of these incidents," [Fargo PD Investigations Lieutenant Joel] Vettel wrote.
In the case of the Facebook post, Witte told his superiors he didn't realize there was a policy against publishing photos of evidence on social media, despite the fact that just a month prior he had participated in a staff meeting where the department's 'dissemination of information' policy was reviewed.
In Witte's most recent disciplinary order, Fargo Police Chief Keith Ternes admonished, "You must recognize that any future violations of department policy may result in discipline up to and including the termination of your employment." In order words, in the Fargo PD, it's (at least) five strikes and you're out... maybe.
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