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TheStreet) -- Rocky Brands (Nasdaq: RCKY) has been upgraded by TheStreet Ratings from hold to buy. The company's strengths can be seen in multiple areas, such as its solid stock price performance, impressive record of earnings per share growth, compelling growth in net income, attractive valuation levels and expanding profit margins. Although the company may harbor some minor weaknesses, we feel they are unlikely to have a significant impact on results. Highlights from the ratings report include:NEW YORK (
- 39.40% is the gross profit margin for ROCKY BRANDS INC which we consider to be strong. It has increased from the same quarter the previous year. Regardless of the strong results of the gross profit margin, the net profit margin of 4.40% trails the industry average.
- The net income growth from the same quarter one year ago has significantly exceeded that of the S&P 500 and the Textiles, Apparel & Luxury Goods industry. The net income increased by 334.9% when compared to the same quarter one year prior, rising from $0.52 million to $2.28 million.
- ROCKY BRANDS INC reported significant earnings per share improvement in the most recent quarter compared to the same quarter a year ago. The company has demonstrated a pattern of positive earnings per share growth over the past two years. We feel that this trend should continue. During the past fiscal year, ROCKY BRANDS INC increased its bottom line by earning $1.02 versus $0.21 in the prior year. This year, the market expects an improvement in earnings ($1.43 versus $1.02).
- Powered by its strong earnings growth of 275.00% and other important driving factors, this stock has surged by 77.36% over the past year, outperforming the rise in the S&P 500 Index during the same period. Regarding the stock's future course, although almost any stock can fall in a broad market decline, RCKY should continue to move higher despite the fact that it has already enjoyed a very nice gain in the past year.
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My rating process is fairly subjective, (as they should be) with some quantitative discernment given to: story-line, character development, scene development (visualization ease), cover art (relevance) and prose. Novels that have more than 45% internal-dialogue after 50% of reading, will not be finished, and usually get a zero rating. I create 3 reviews (or more) that I continually edit as I read a novel in order to give a fair assessment of the author's body of work. Mostly in part to my over-reactive nature to positional authors.
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An economist who has reviewed the financial condition of the Seattle Times - peeking into its books on behalf of the Pacific Northwest Newspaper Guild - has confirmed what Seattle's likely last major daily newspaper has claimed: it has to cut more costs to survive. Eliminating 500 jobs last year didn't do the trick.
Teamsters Union economist Doug Henderson reviewed income summary statements from the Times for the fiscal years 2005 through 2008, and the projections for years 2009 to 2012. There was bleeding everywhere. "The Times' current cost containment program has attempted to reduce some of the financial pressures, but its current financial status is still serious," Henderson said in his report, according to the Guild. "The Company needs to consider either selling off some operations or shutter some. However, with the economic climate being in utter chaos the opportunity to sell any type of operation is very slim." (See: Seattle P-I).
Guild employees yesterday approved a two-year freeze of their Times pensions, part of a 12 percent reduction in pay and benefits sought by the Times to reverse its upside-down finances. The vote freezes the pension retroactively, to Oct. 1, 2008, and makes up about 8 percent of cuts sought from union members. The Times' assorted unions meet with management Monday to discuss reciprocal concessions sought from the paper. They include a common expiration date for all union contracts and periodic reviews of the Times' books.


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The Committee on Professional Ethics issues two types of advisory opinions. Formal Opinions, published below, provide general guidance to lawyers admitted to practice in New York state concerning their obligations under the New York Rules of Professional Conduct (the "New York Rules"). Informal Opinions are issued in response to specific inquiries by lawyers admitted to practice in New York state, and are not published on the New York City Bar website. For information on how to request an Informal Opinion, please click here.
Formal Opinion 2009-2: Ethical Duties Concerning Self-represented Persons
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Went two Fridays ago. Veterans Park off Central. Took about 20mins
was going to today, but didn't want to with the long lines.
I'll just vote Tuesday morning. With so many people voting early, I can't imagine the lines will be as bad Tuesday morning.
Finished, mailing mine at the Post Office manana. Only has to go local by Tuesday 8:00PM.
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Posted 5 Nov 2012
Yep, I agree pretty painless when you do it early.
Technically, SC doesn't have "early voting," but I was able to vote absentee in-person on Friday. Took my 83-year-old mother. Took about 30 minutes in Spartanburg.
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Rod Stewart Returns To The Colosseum At Caesars Palace In Las Vegas This Summer
LAS VEGAS, Feb. 4, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- After two years of sell-out crowds and rave reviews, Rod Stewart has announced that he will continue his residency, " Rod Stewart: The Hit s ." at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace Las Vegas this summer. As the two-time Rock and Roll Hall of Famer wraps his run of February performances this week, eight new concerts have just been added July 20 through August 4 by popular demand. Tickets will go on-sale beginning Saturday, February 9 at 10:00 AM PST for performances on July: 20, 21, 24, 27, 28, 31 and August 3, 4.Tickets may be purchased in person at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace Box Office by calling 1-888-9-AXSTIX (1-888-929-7849) or online by visiting www.thecolosseum.com or www.axs.com, keyword " Rod Stewart." Orders are subject to additional service charges and fees. Ticket prices are $49/ $69/ $99/ $165/ $250 (all prices include 10% Live Entertainment Tax). For groups of 10 or more, call 1-866-574-3851. All shows begin at 7:30 p.m. A high-energy concert celebration, " Rod Stewart: The Hit s ." features a set list of the iconic rock and R&B favorites that have defined Stewart's unparalleled five-decade long career including " Maggie May," "You Wear it Well," "Hot Legs," "You're in My Heart," "Do You Think I'm Sexy," "Some Guys Have All the Luck," " Young Turks" and "Forever Young." The high-impact show is designed to give audiences that intimate, only in Las Vegas concert experience - with no fan more than 120 feet from the magnificent stage. With his singular voice, narrative songwriting and passionate live performances, Rod Stewart has built one of the most successful and enduring music careers of all time. In a career spanning more than five decades, he has amassed sales of more than 150 million albums worldwide and has countless chart-topping hits and industry accolades - including 18 Grammy nominations, two inductions into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and in 2007, he was bestowed Commander of the British Empire (CBE) by the Queen of England. In fall 2012, Stewart became a New York Times Bestselling author with the release of his highly-anticipated autobiography and is now completing his first original rock studio album in almost 20 years. About AEG LiveAEG Live, the live-entertainment division of Los Angeles-based AEG, is dedicated to all aspects of live contemporary music performance. AEG Live is comprised of touring, festival, exhibition, broadcast, merchandise and special event divisions, fifteen regional offices and owns, operates or exclusively books thirty-five state-of-the-art venues. The current and recent concert tour roster includes artists such as Taylor Swift, The Black Eyed Peas, Bon Jovi, Usher, Carrie Underwood, Daughtry, Justin Bieber, Leonard Cohen, Wisin & Yandel, Kenny Chesney, P!nk, Enrique Iglesias and Paul McCartney. The company is also currently producing residency shows at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas including Celine Dion, Rod Stewart and Shania Twain and is the exclusive promoter at The Joint at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Las Vegas. AEG's exhibition portfolio boasts the most successful exhibition of all time, Tutankhamun and the Golden Age of the Pharaohs, which has attracted more than 8 million visitors since 2005. AEG Live is also the largest producer of music festivals in North America from the critically acclaimed Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival to Stagecoach Country Music Festival and New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival. www.aeglive.com About Caesars PalaceReigning at the heart of the Las Vegas Strip, Caesars Palace features 3,960 hotel guest rooms and suites, including the brand new Octavius Tower and 181-room Nobu Hotel. The 85-acre resort offers 25 diverse dining options including celebrity chef-branded restaurants by Gordon Ramsay, Bobby Flay and Guy Savoy, the award-winning Bacchanal Buffet, nearly 130,000 square-feet of casino space, a five-acre Garden of the Gods pool oasis and the luxurious Qua Baths & Spa. The Forum Shops at Caesars showcases more than 160 boutiques and restaurants and the 4,300-seat Colosseum spotlights world class entertainers such as Celine Dion, Elton John, Rod Stewart, Shania Twain and Jerry Seinfeld. For more information, please visit www.caesarspalace.com or caesars.thedigitalcenter.com to access media materials and request high-resolution images. Find Caesars Palace on Facebook and follow on Twitter. SOURCE AEG Live
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SONOMA, Calif. -- John Cardinale, a longtime employee of Sonoma Raceway who was beloved for his tireless efforts to make the raceday experience wonderful for anyone who ever visited, has died. He was 47.
Sonoma Raceway announced Friday that Cardinale, its vice president of communications, had died a day earlier following a two-year battle with gastric cancer. He died at home surrounded by his family, the raceway said.
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They're doing it for our own good. It's going to hurt them more than it's going to hurt us. King County Councilmembers Julia Patterson, Reagan Dunn, Kathy Lambert, and Pete Von Reichbauer put forward their own plan to close Metro's budget deficit, and it's a spanking.
Some of the proposal's key elements: Cut the ferry routes that everyone else would cut, scale back the Transit Now package to whatever the .1% sales tax increase can pay for (420,000 hours over 7 years, instead of 590,000), make Seattle pay more for its ride-free zone (it currently pays Metro $400,000 a year, though the zone speeds up service downtown, as buses aren't bogged down by fare collection on the most congested streets), and make everyone pay a lot more to ride. Their plan would raise fares $.25 for each of the next four years, making a one-zone rush-hour bus ride $3.00. Yowza! Council spokesperson Al Sanders says there's been no mention of an off-set for low-income riders, but that the proposal is just a beginning for negotiations.
One thing the proposal makes clear is that the next exec is going to have their work cut out for them bridging the city/suburb divide. While Seattle remains pissed off about the 40/40/20 formula (whereby it gets only 20% of new Metro service hours), the 'burbs aren't too happy with the benefits Seattle gets. Says Lambert in the release, "During this financial crisis we cannot continue to provide benefit to Seattle residents, at the expense of the rest of the region." (Which is somehow different from the empty off-peak buses currently roaming the Eastside.) Have fun, next exec.
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There are rumors swirling around Cleveland about which free agents the Browns will attempt to lure into town during this off-season. The Browns have plenty of cap room to offer up some big numbers to the right free-agents. One name other than Alex Smith has surfaced in Cleveland: Mike Wallace.Mike Wallace has enjoyed success while playing for the Pittsburgh Steelers. The former third round pick had two 1,000 yard seasons in 2010 and 2011. He has excellent hands and is a deep threat consistently, averaging 17.2 yards per reception over his four year career in Pittsburgh. Despite Wallace's numbers declining in 2012, the Cleveland Browns appear to be highly interested in obtaining his services. The Steelers are reportedly uninterested in slapping Wallace with their franchise tag, meaning he will become an unrestricted free agent this off-season.The Cleveland Browns have struggled greatly with their passing game the past few seasons, and rookie quarterback Brandon Weeden threw mor...
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The still life photographers' guide to lighting: 4 techniques, 4 different effects
The still life photographer's guide to lighting stock photos
First set up by a window, and then tape a piece of white paper to a box to create a curve, creating a seamless backdrop. Arrange the crayons so that once framed they will be surrounded by white.
Check how the lighting falls on the crayons. You want the lighting to be as even as possible – if the crayons are casting shadows, a reflector can be used to help reduce the shadow effect.
If you don't have a reflector then a simple sheet of white paper will do.
Kit needed
■ 40mm macro lens ■ Sheet of white A2 paper ■ Remote release ■ Reflector ■ Tripod
The reflector helps remove harsh shadows, keeping the lighting nice and even
Highlight burnout can be an issue, so use the camera's preview to check the exposure. This process is different according to your camera's make and model.
On most Nikon DSLRs, for instance, click up on the control dial to rotate through the different views until you see the one that displays the image information, histogram and highlight mask. If any areas of the image are flashing, reduce the exposure slightly to help recover highlights.
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Sometimes it is difficult to know if and when to seek medical help for health problems, so having professional help at a moment's notice is invaluable. The Military Health System's (MHS) new Nurse Advice Line (NAL) for TRICARE beneficiaries does just that. TRICARE beneficiaries in the continental United States, Alaska and Hawaii can call the NAL toll-free twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week.
The NAL is a team of registered nurses who are available to answer a variety of urgent healthcare questions. They can help you decide whether self-care is the best option, or if it is better to see a healthcare provider. There will always be a live-person on the line to address beneficiary concerns.
The NAL offers a variety of solutions for all TRICARE beneficiaries. For pediatric issues, the NAL will route the beneficiary to a pediatric nurse. If follow-up is necessary or requested, the NAL will call the beneficiary back to check the child's status a few hours later.
The NAL will make same-day appointments with the beneficiary's primary care manager (PCM) for TRICARE Prime beneficiaries who are enrolled to Military Treatment Facilities (MTFs) starting May 30, 2014, for Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton. If a same day appointment is not available, the NAL will re-direct the beneficiary to the closest urgent care center, and advise the PCM that an urgent care referral is needed so the patient does not have to worry about paying any point of service co-pays. All other TRICARE beneficiaries who are not enrolled to a MTF will receive professional health advice about their urgent health concern and when to seek urgent care.
Beneficiaries can still call their PCM or clinic, but the NAL is another option for beneficiaries to access the care they need and want in a timely fashion. To access the NAL dial 1-800-TRICARE (874-2273); Option 1.


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How Should Facebook and MySpace Handle Cyberbullying?
Plus: Which site is better at it.
Sullivan emphasized Facebook's contextual warnings. Before you set up a group, for example, the site warns you not to post abusive material, because it has learned that groups are often the venue for abuse (as with Kick a Ginger Day, the Facebook group that police say may have gotten a 12-year-old redhead beaten up in Southern California last fall). The warning states that groups that attack a specific person or group of people aren't allowed and says your account may be disabled if you start one. But for the most part, Facebook relies on its users to report on cyberbullies. "Sometimes it feels like there's no point in being proactive, because our users report content to us literally minutes after it goes live," Sullivan said.
Both Facebook and MySpace give themselves wide latitude to delete posts in the terms of use they require users to sign to register. But neither site would tell me how many complaints they get or how often they punish users who use the site to gang up on one kid or impersonate another. So it's hard to quantify their efforts. Sullivan said bullying is relatively rare on Facebook; it's hard to know what to make of that claim, too. And given the millions of postings each week on the site, if even a tiny fraction of the whole are using Facebook to bully, that's still a lot of online meanness. When I asked Slate readers to e-mail me with their stories of cyberbullying, complaints from parents, teachers, and student about nasty users on Facebook hit my own e-mail inbox.
It's clear, though, that the sites have at their disposal a punishment that some kids probably dread more than being suspended from school or grounded: deleting a profile. Sure, you can change a few letters in your name and start over. But you've lost every photo and note you've ever posted and every friend you've made. "It's like being banished from your town," Nigam said. (Facebook and MySpace also ban the e-mail address associated with an account when they disable it and say they have extensive gray lists that prevent people from signing up with names commonly associated with fake profiles.)
Of course, it's not up to Facebook and MySpace to fight bullying rather than schools and parents. The sites "are not in a position where they can serve as guidance counselors," Danah Boyd, a social media researcher at Microsoft, pointed out to me in an e-mail. She thinks that Facebook and MySpace should work with guidance counselors—the sites could alert schools to chronic bullies or just help teachers and administrators navigate them. But Boyd thinks that at the moment, most counselors "are ignoring the technology or just thinking it's bad rather than seeing it as a tool for helping them do their jobs better."
A larger question is whether to tinker with Section 230 of the Federal Communications Decency Act, the law that protects Web sites from liability for the content their users posts and that bars sites from giving out the names of users to worried and outraged parents. Anonymity is a feature of the Web that First Amendment advocates tend to swear by, because they think it's essential to honest, if raw, discourse. The counterargument, expressed in this article by Nancy Kim, a professor at the California Western School of Law, is for "easy unmasking" of the identity of a harasser whose target is not a public figure. Instead of a subpoena, Kim suggests an affidavit signed by the victim explaining why anonymity isn't warranted. "Turnabout is fair play and may enforce the social norms that currently exist in the offline world," she writes.
Putting the decision to out a bully in the hands of sites like Facebook and MySpace would take some getting used to—traditionally, that authority lies with judges who issue subpoenas, not private companies. On the other hand, there are signs of frustration with free speech absolutism online, including a recent California appeals court ruling that found that teens who posted statements like "Faggot, I'm going to kill you" on a 15-year-old's personal Web site could be sued for defamation and hate crimes. European regulators said this week that Facebook is "not abiding by the law in Europe" by allowing users to post photos, videos, or e-mail addresses of other people without their consent.
But if Facebook and MySpace started unmasking their bullies, would kids just decamp en masse for more anonymous and lawless worlds? A middle-school teacher told me recently that her students' new Web site of choice is Formspring.me, where the whole idea is to field questions from anonymous users. But at the moment, Facebook rules with 400 million worldwide users, with MySpace in second place with 100 million. Would the teenage corners of the sites be more civilized if the sites had the power to name the bullies hanging out in their virtual hallways? Maybe a little outing would go a long way.


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First appearance locally by one of new fighter jets based in Yuma designed to show progress of costly program
Number of F-35 Joint Strike Fighter jets that will be stationed in Yuma
MIRAMAR An F-35 Joint Strike Fighter jet landed in San Diego for the first time Tuesday, stopping in a city saturated with military and defense industry representatives invested in keeping the Pentagon's costliest weapons program aloft.
The supersonic stealth jet has been under development for more than a decade by lead contractor Lockheed Martin, as well as Northrop Grumman, BAE Systems and Pratt & Whitney. Three versions are being manufactured, one for the Air Force that lands conventionally, a tailhooker the Navy can use on aircraft carriers, and one the Marines can land vertically on amphibious ships or austere runways.
The Marines sent a vertically landing F-35B to Marine Corps Air Station Miramar on a training flight, dispatching it for the first time to a base without permanent F-35 testing or operational support.
The jet also known as the Lightning II flew out of Yuma, where the Defense Department's first squadron meant to eventually fly it in combat was established in November.
Lt. Col. Jeffrey Scott, commanding officer of Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 121, circled the Miramar flight line twice, did a touch and go off the runway, opened the weapons bay, then landed in the conventional manner.
The first San Diego stopover was a way to demonstrate that the long-awaited jet is making progress, despite delays and development problems that have helped boost the projected price from an initial $233 billion in today's dollars to $391 billion.
"Some people call it the unicorn, but it's here. It's actually right here on the flight line today. We have Marines working on it everyday," and pilots fly it three to five days a week, Scott said. "It is the future of Marine tactical aviation."
The squadron, and the F-35 program overall, is still early into the walk, crawl, run process of preparing for combat, he conceded.
Fixes and testing for the jet's complicated missions system software, helmet and night vision camera are ongoing, which means the Marine variant won't be ready for action until at least mid-2015.
The Air Force is expected to begin operational flights in 2016 and the Navy in 2019.
The Corps has the most riding on the F-35 among the services because it has put all of its tactical aircraft development dollars into the pricey new plane, which is meant to replace three of its aircraft, the F/A-18 Hornet fighter jets, the AV-8B Harrier vertical landing jets, and eventually the EA-6B Prowler electronic warfare planes.
The Corps established an operational squadron before testing and development was complete to speed the process, adding flight hours, squadron infrastructure and performance feedback necessary to make the jet combat-ready, Scott said.
"We learn quite a bit just in the day-to-day operations of this airplane. Both on the mission systems side and the aircraft maintaining side. Standing up that maintenance department … puts us a lot farther ahead once that software system drops and the flight clearance lets us deploy weapons."
The squadron has about 180 of the 250 personnel it expects next year when fully staffed.
It received its ninth airplane Monday, two more are expected today, and all 16 slated for the squadron should arrive by October.
Their 10 aviators have flown more than 85 sorties and 100 hours, according to the 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing headquartered at Miramar.
The squadron was cleared in March to begin practicing the Marine model's signature feature, its ability to make short takeoffs and land vertically. That feature effectively doubles the U.S. carrier fleet from 11 to 22, because the military can fly fighter jets off smaller amphibious ships.


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Hi Raphael. Excellent question. A bit beyond the range of our little discussion group, but still apropos.
Tony Gay recently posted a link to a -- imho -- very helpful group of lessons.
The first one really helps clarify just what a "pixel" is. The second one begins to explain the relationship between pixels and bytes. Did you happen to see it -- and if so, have you clicked through and read the lesson on pixels? I ask because understanding what a pixel is, and what the relationship is between pixels and bytes, is central to any discussion of the size of digital images.
(Sent from my magic glass.)
Thank you Kirby. No, I haven't but thank you for directing me to it; I will definitely read it.
There is a whole range of decisions a photographer has to make that are dependent on a few key technical answers. One wrong turn and the investment in time and equipment is wasted.
So this is VERY helpful.


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"Change happens as the result of insurmountable market pressure."
- The Law of Change,
Ted Coiné and Mark Babbitt,
A World Gone Social
You may be feeling that pressure now, for good reason:
The Social Age.
And you're not alone. Wherever we turn, we're met with the long faces of business leaders who initially bet against social – or got social wrong – and have just begun to see the negative impact on their organization, culture, employees – even leaders.
Social is here to stay. In fact, despite many predictions of its early demise, social is gaining the momentum of that asteroid that may have killed off the dinosaurs 65 million years ago. And yet even the best of us have still not grasped the monumental impact social will have on business for years to come.
We do, however, understand the real key to success in the Social Age:
More Social. Less Media.
True: the marketing types saw the potential of social before anyone else. They know, as do we, that social will remain a game-changing force in the marketing arena for the foreseeable future. But there's more. A lot more.
Social isn't just media. Social – along with the natural outcomes of active listening: collaboration and engagement – has started a brand new age in business: an age that was a long time coming because too many organizations stubbornly clung to Industrial Age management, production and hiring practices.
The hierarchy. The bureaucracy. The narrowly-focused departments and their "that isn't our job" mentality. The carefully orchestrated spin from PR and overly-cautious doctrine from Legal. Add to that the most ridiculous relic from days gone by – the desire for all-knowing bosses to exert and maintain control – and one thing becomes clear:
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Sarlat - Watercolor - For sale original by nicolasjollyWatch
©2013-2016 nicolasjolly
FOR SALE Original - Maison de la Boétie - Sarlat - Watercolor 50€
Watercolor on paper 24x32cm 300 g/m2.
Sarlat is a Medieval town in the Périgord Noir (southwest of France).
Watercolor on paper 24x32cm 300 g/m2.
Sarlat is a Medieval town in the Périgord Noir (southwest of France).
This is one of the most visited sites in France.
Capital of foie gras and truffles.
In the painting, you can see "la Maison de la Boétie" famous French poet and writer. (1530-1563).
I am very attached to this region because I spent my childhood here.
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Looking at these makes me think you live in Europe. They are beautiful.
lovely mood!
this is amazing, you hava a nice and expressiv apinting technique!
your work is amazing...i am sure you know this already
You are sooooo good! I suck. I can only doodle
stuning pc of art.Pz come to INDIA and paint BANARAS GHAT.
When I try to watercolor, it all looks sooty and masked. Thank you for making this.
Amazing work!
this is so amazing!!! omg i cant even paint worth salt! you are so good at painting!
Love the buildings they are so cool.
The colors are mixed to a perfection and the background is beautiful.
i like the color.
прекрасная работа...суперрррррр...
love the colors
This is amazing! Love the watercolor it shows all the movement that goes on!
fantastic architectural design!
Excellent !
Through drunk eyes?
Absolutely fascinating. I loved the colors in this. Brilliant work.
fascinating drawing!
i love the way you sweep the brush, the way you use the color, it's beautiful
thanks for uploading this work
thanks for uploading this work
wonderful work
Amazing art work!
Nice color sense I like it
Tres Jolly peinture
what camera did you use to take this picture?
This is a beautiful, well thought out piece of artwork
A wonderful piece of art!!!! I really like it!!!!
Je m'achèterais cette peinture, mais je n'ai pas assez d'argent :/ C'est une belle peinture Bien fait.
wish I could do this on illustrator. very good
When I look at it I see the spirits of this town wondering through the streets as they did in their past lives.....Love it.
magnificent style
It looks medieval in a way. It blends nicely with the modern world. I love the colors.
Again dude, you are an AMAZING Artist!
Wow, this is really nice.........
ohmygoodness this is gorgeous!!
so pretty and I like the fact that all of the people kind of aren't defined. Makes it feel like they could be anyone, could be you or ghosts.
I also spent a part of my childhood near Sarlat, it is a really nice city and I'm glad to see that someone did such a great painting of it
I really like the chill atmosphere created here
I like your art ! Not usual on DA.
outstanding talent you have. beautiful work.
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Lady Hillary's big future. Songs of justice. How big is Fox? How diverse is Vatican opinion? Bearers of big loads. Plus more.
Re: Enemy Central's Search and Restore:
Ah, these EOWs (Enemies of the Week) are so well done. This one was especially good. I'm not sure even EOY (Enemy of the Year) describes her well enough. I'll say this about the Clintons, they seem to have energizer bunny stamina. Where, oh where is the wooden stake, the silver bullet, the bridge too far for them?
I'm so glad The American Spectator is back on the web in fine fettle. Merry Christmas, and best wishes for a Prosperous New Year from a big fan.
-- Jessica O'Connor
Bayonne, New Jersey
Hillary Rodham Clinton Rodham has had quite a year. Best selling fiction author, non-candidate for President, power broker for the Senate subversives, ambassador of bad will and now EOY. Well earned and deserved.
-- G.M. Strong
Media, Pennsylvania
Enemy Central replies: No jumping the gun, please. Ms. HRC was merely EOW in this year's penultimate sweepstakes. Whether she goes on to win the big prize next week is as uncertain at this writing as whether she deigns to run for president next year or in 2008 or 20012 or 2016 or 2036 or 2136.
Re: Shawn Macomber's Caroling With the Supremes:
'Tis a shame only two of the Justices were present -- I suspect some of their brethren were in the back, searching for some precedent which would bar the explicitly Christmas carols from the festivities.
-- Brad Bettin
Melbourne, Florida
Re: Patrick Hynes's The Intolerant Left:
Patrick Hynes mentions that "Many liberals want to prohibit news organizations from getting too large, and Fox (actually News Corp) is really, really big."
Actually, News Corp isn't all that big in relation to the other news players. According to an interesting article in the Atlantic, "The Age of Murdoch" by James Fallows, in 2002:
• News Corp had revenues of $17 billion.
• Viacom (CBS) $25 billion.
• Disney (ABC) $26 billion.
• Time Warner (CNN) $42 billion, and
• General Electric (NBC) $131 billion.
This makes one wonder why Fox would be the target of Dean's ire, well it would if one believed that the size of the media outlet was the real issue.
-- Mark Hessey
Belmar, New Jersey
"The Intolerant Left" article by Patrick Hynes points out some very disturbing trends. The left wing in America will stop at nothing to regain power. Slowly but surely they are whittling away at our rights. Kudos to you for pointing out their efforts to silence dissent. Our ability to speak our minds, even when our views may be unpopular, is what America is all about. Keep up the good work!
-- Gil Humphreys
Re: George Neumayr's Vatican Shuffler and Vincent Chiarello's letter ("Souls on Trial") in Reader Mail's The Big Tease:
My one-line response to Mr. Neumayr's fine piece was going to be: "George Neumayr for Ambassador to the Holy See!"
But Mr. Chiarello beat me to the punch with his tale of direct experience in Rome.
I'll be interested in hearing Cardinal Martino's thoughts on the complicity of the nominally Catholic Tariq Aziz in Hussein's regime of terror -- not.
What a buffoon.
-- Mark Stoffel
Arlington, Virginia
Mr. Neumayr correctly takes Cardinal Martino to task over his comments. However, generalization to the Catholic Church as a whole is too extreme. Cardinal Martino was not speaking for John Paul II, who knows a thing or two about fighting tyranny. He was not promulgating any policy or theology. It was his stupid, ill-informed opinion. The Church is a big tent. When Mother Teresa took Bill and Hillary to the woodshed over abortion (in a politically incorrect, public speech), I don't think TAS readers were howling with disgust. Nobody except the left thought she should have shut up. You get the agreeable and disagreeable from the same source. Notably better than the Democrats, who are always disagreeable.
A common misconception is that the Roman Catholic Church is some kind of corporation where everything is vetted through the PR department. This is just plain wrong. Freedom of (a well-informed) conscience is not optional, but required.
The problem with having a biblically inspired social policy (e.g., just war) is that there are always ad hoc positions that are good for maybe a decade or two -- not a good way to manage over 2,000 years.
As for the raving leftists in the Vatican -- Christ said to love all of them.
-- Kevin Crosby
Concord, Ohio
Bravo to George Neumayr for his remarks about Cardinal Renato Martino. Unfortunately Cardinal Martino has decided that his role is to vent visceral anti-Americanism rather than thoughtfully offer teaching on how the teachings of the Church affect the problem of a nation defending itself from terrorism or the moral duties of nations when they are confronted with a butcher like Hussein.
-- Rev. Leonard F. Villa, Pastor
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Re: Paul Beston's Economics Among the Boxes:
Let me try to lighten the load on your heart for the temporary workers for your moving company. During my last move, also in Michigan, the foreman boasted about his ability to earn $60,000 a year as an employee of the moving company, based on his performance. His two workers, also employees, earned around $10 per hour .
The foreman and one of his laborers worked at feverish pace, knowing that at the end of the day they could make a legitimate request for a tip (which I gladly paid). I soon replaced the other, less capable, worker knowing that I was paying them by the hour. So, in the moving business, it seems that if the temporary workers pass muster, even marginally, they can hope to later earn much more as employees of the company. The only thing that weighed on my heart that day was the likelihood that the less capable worker would receive as much of the tip as the competent worker.
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When I was in college thirty years ago, I had labor jobs like the men described in the article. What made me different from the men I worked with was my awareness that life had a lot more to offer. Both of my parents had college degrees and I knew the value of one. So I worked to go to school. They respected this, but it was also foreign to them. To them, school was a nasty experience not to be repeated. The prosperity that I enjoy today is, of course, a result of my education. I probably have never worked harder than those guys, but I chose a path with greater reward. So how do we convince that type of man to pursue an education?
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Re: David Hogberg's Paranoia at the Des Moines Register:
David Hogberg wrote that the loony left's writings are "a bunch of unpatriotic, self-indulgent, pea-brained schlock."
But their real attitudes shine through in his quoting of Rob Borsellino's piece: "Back in the summer, a friend admitted that she was actually taking comfort from the terrible news coming out of Iraq and Afghanistan. She'd hear about explosions, ambushes, the killing of U.N. officials, pro-American Iraqis, innocent children, and she was saddened by the deaths. But ultimately she thought it was a good thing. She'd thought that enough bloodshed and disaster would create a movement in this country, a demand to get our people home and save some lives. Maybe enough death would wake folks up to the fact that we have no business running around the globe killing people."
Why don't these left-wing idiots ever create "movements" to demand an end to the over 16,000 homicides in the United States every year? (Are all cities in a quagmire? Should the police just give up and go home?) Or the 45,000 or more deaths on our highways each year (maybe we should ban all vehicles)? And what about the 38,000 that die each year from the flu?
To whine about the cost of fighting terrorism around the globe, while always regrettable, is ridiculous given those combat deaths to this day number less than 500. And those brave men and women died to even allow the pea-brained to spew forth their venom.
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