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Madame Maty est la responsable ,elle est âgée de 53 ans veuve et mère de de 4 garçons de 30 27 ans et 20 ans et 18 ans et une fille de 23 ans.
Elle s'active dans le commerce par la vente de chaussures de perles et de l'encens.
Avec son nouveau crédit de 450000 elle va acheter des chaussures d'une valeur de 100000 des pagnes à 200000 et 100000 d'encens et 500000 francs pour fonds de roulement.
Elle dispose d'une bonne expérience dans ce domaine .
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Can the government take away someone's job for no good reason?
That is the question to be answered by a major constitutional lawsuit filed by three animal massage therapists and the Institute for Justice in Arizona. The lawsuit challenges the Arizona State Veterinary Medical Examining Board's (Vet Board) irrational and anti-competitive requirement that animal massage therapists become licensed veterinarians.
Celeste Kelly, Grace Granatelli and Stacey Kollman are three Arizona entrepreneurs who decided to turn their love of animals into successful businesses. Each spent hundreds of hours learning about animal anatomy and developing massage techniques to obtain private certifications in animal massage.
But they stand to lose everything. According to the Vet Board, Celeste, Grace and Stacey are criminals for practicing their craft without a veterinary license, even though their craft is just a massage. The consequences of failing to comply are severe—animal massage therapists face up to six months in jail and fines of $3,500 per violation.
Massage therapists do not need a medical degree to massage humans, but entrepreneurs who want to massage animals in Arizona must spend hundreds of thousands of dollars to attend four years of veterinary school where they are not even required to learn massage.
The Vet Board's actions demonstrate the outrageous extremes to which state licensing boards will go to protect their own financial interests. That is why the Institute for Justice filed suit on behalf of Celeste, Grace and Stacey, challenging Arizona's animal massage regulation as an unconstitutional violation of animal massage entrepreneurs' right to earn an honest living.
Celeste Kelly has spent her entire life around horses and found it only natural to work with horses when looking for a career change. About ten years ago, she began to study equine massage. She successfully completed her first course in equine massage in 2003 from Aspen Equine Studies, which privately certified her. She continued…
Grace Granatelli was looking for a change of pace after a career in financial planning and decided to pursue canine massage as a side endeavor. Grace successfully completed a course in canine massage therapy from Equissage in 2004. Additionally, she has taken a number of seminars in massage techniques and animal safety, including the Arizona…
Stacey Kollman offers horseback riding instruction and horse training services, supplemented by equine massage. She devoted her career to horses over twenty years ago and opened her own business, Desert Horse Equestrian Services, over ten years ago. Stacey turned to massage in 2000, studying it and obtaining her certification from a school in Colorado. A…
Tempe, Ariz.—In yesterday's State of the State Address, Gov. Doug Ducey recognized that Arizona desperately needs to reform—and eliminate—barriers to entrepreneurship, especially its occupational licensing schemes. The Institute for Justice agrees. The Arizona Legislature and governor must reform—if not eliminate—numerous Arizona licensing schemes to get rid of needless occupational licenses and, for those licenses that…
PHOENIX—Today, a judge with the Maricopa Superior Court of Arizona denied the Arizona Veterinary Medical Examining Board's (Vet Board) motion to dismiss a challenge by a group of animal massage practitioners to the requirement that they obtain a veterinary license in order to massage animals for compensation. Today's ruling by Judge David Udall means that…
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Phoenix, Ariz.—Can the government take away someone's job for no good reason? That is the question to be answered by a major constitutional lawsuit filed today by three animal massage therapists and the Institute for Justice (IJ) in the Superior Court of Maricopa County. The lawsuit challenges the Arizona State Veterinary Medical Examining Board's…
License to Work: A National Study of Burdens from Occupational Licensing is the first national study to measure how burdensome occupational licensing laws are for lower-income workers and aspiring entrepreneurs. The report documents the license requirements for 102 low- and moderate-income occupations—such as barber, massage therapist and preschool teacher—across all 50 states and the District…
The government should not be able to take away someone's job for no good reason. But an Arizona state licensing board is trying to put hard-working entrepreneurs out of business for no reason other than to protect industry insiders from honest competition.
For at least a decade, Celeste Kelly, Grace Granatelli and Stacey Kollman have provided massage services to a variety of four-legged clients. For all three entrepreneurs, massage provides a new avenue to work with the performance and companion animals that they love while providing an increasingly sought-after service. But the Arizona State Veterinary Medical Examining Board ("Vet Board") is attempting to fence them out, demanding that they obtain veterinary licenses or shut down their businesses.
In this lawsuit, Celeste, Grace and Stacey seek to vindicate the rights of animal massage therapists to earn an honest living free from unreasonable government interference. It is irrational to require animal massage therapists to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars to attend four years at a veterinary school that does not even teach massage. The Arizona and U.S. constitutions protect the right to earn an honest living and forbid the government from imposing unreasonable requirements on the ability to engage in an activity.
Human massage therapists do not need a medical degree before they can work. And like human massage, animal massage is an all-natural, non-invasive activity that requires some education, hands-on training, and know-how around animals. It is meant to complement—not replace—veterinary care. But that doesn't matter to the Vet Board, which seeks to extend its monopoly over animal care to its farthest reach.
Celeste, Grace and Stacey are fighting back against these abusive regulators. On March 5, 2014, they joined the Institute for Justice to file a lawsuit to secure their rights to earn an honest living.
Animal Massage Therapy
Though animal massage has existed in one form or another since animals were first domesticated thousands of years ago, the modern era of animal massage dates to the 1970s and an individual named Jack Meagher.[1] First learning massage in World War II from a German prisoner of war and subsequently through more formal training, Meagher became an accomplished human massage therapist, with many professional football and basketball players among his clients. He first stumbled onto horses by happenstance—a friend with a lame quarter horse approached Meagher, curious to see if Meagher's massage techniques could be used on animals. The horse responded so positively to Meagher's techniques that Meagher turned his focus to horses, and by the 1980s became so successful that he was the United States Equestrian Olympic Team's equine massage therapist. Animal massage has flourished since—schools teaching massage techniques have sprung up throughout the country, while animals and their owners have reaped the benefits.
There are a variety of reasons why an owner might want to purchase massage services for their animal. Many of these are the same reasons that humans purchase massage services for themselves: to alleviate sore muscles, to prepare for or recuperate from an athletic endeavor, or simply to ease tension and relax. Many horses are performance animals, competing on national and international stages where they need to be in their best shape. Additionally, as animals age, owners often take extra efforts to maintain quality of life.
Three Arizona Entrepreneurs Striving to Succeed
Celeste Kelly has spent her entire life around horses and found it only natural to work with horses when looking for a career change. About ten years ago, she began to study equine massage. She successfully completed her first course in equine massage in 2003 from Aspen Equine Studies, which privately certified her. She continued to take courses and obtain private certifications, including a 120-hour course from a school in Connecticut, and a 20-hour seminar in Phoenix. Celeste built her business—Hands to Wholeness—from the ground up. She developed a devoted client base in and around Tucson, which expanded primarily through word-of-mouth referrals from clients and veterinarians. The goodwill she fosters is a testament to the quality of her services and her devotion to her craft.
Grace Granatelli was looking for a change of pace after a career in financial planning and decided to pursue canine massage as a side endeavor. Grace successfully completed a course in canine massage therapy from Equissage in 2004. Additionally, she has taken a number of seminars in massage techniques and animal safety, including the Arizona Humane Society's Emergency Animal Medical Technician course. After obtaining her private certifications, Grace started volunteering with rescue agencies and adoption events to provide canine massage for ailing and neglected dogs. Over time, she built a client base from pet owners who noticed the positive effects of massage on their dogs. So she turned her volunteer hobby into a business, which she named Pawsitive Touch.
Stacey Kollman offers horseback riding instruction and horse training services, supplemented by equine massage. She devoted her career to horses over twenty years ago and opened her own business, Desert Horse Equestrian Services, over ten years ago. Stacey turned to massage in 2000, studying it and obtaining her certification from a school in Colorado. A lifelong rider, she finds that the horses often respond and perform better with massage. As a result, she incorporates massage into her training and provides massage as an à la carte option for her clients.
Through education, hard work and business savvy, Celeste, Grace and Stacey all successfully built their own businesses that provide services their clients want—a classic tale of entrepreneurship. None advertised or claimed to provide veterinary services. Indeed, each told their clients that they do not provide veterinary services and massage is a complement to, rather than a replacement for, veterinary services. But Arizona bureaucrats didn't care.
The Vet Board Cracks Down
In the fall of 2012, Celeste's practice was flourishing. She was busy massaging horses throughout Tucson and advertising her business when a letter from the Vet Board stopped her in her tracks. The Vet Board had opened an investigation into Celeste after receiving an anonymous complaint alleging that Celeste was illegally providing veterinary services without being a licensed veterinarian. Celeste's response—that she provided massage services, not veterinary medicine—was to no avail. The Vet Board demanded that she stop massaging horses.
The Vet Board's heavy-handed approach to Celeste wasn't enough, however. They soon went after Grace with gusto. The Vet Board sent a letter to Grace—nearly identical to their letter to Celeste—stating that they had opened an investigation into allegations that Grace was illegally providing veterinary services without a veterinary license. Grace's response that she only massaged dogs and did not provide veterinary medicine fell on deaf ears. The Vet Board ordered that she too stop offering her services.
Though Stacey has not yet received a letter from the Vet Board, she does not believe her luck will last and fears that one day soon she too will be ordered to stop.
Arizona's Licensing Scheme
Arizona defines the practice of veterinary medicine so broadly that it encompasses nearly everything done to an animal for a fee, including the most ancillary services, regardless of the necessary skill or respective risk of the procedure.[2] While Arizona law does not specifically target animal massage, the Vet Board has embraced the expansive language of the statute and abandoned any modicum of moderation. Dog groomers beware: You may be next.
While the definition of veterinary medicine is extensive, it is not all-encompassing.[3] First, Arizona exempts equine dentistry from its definition of veterinary medicine. Just like massage, equine dentistry is a complementary therapy that requires specialized training, hands-on education and know-how around horses. Equine dentists must comply with certain registration requirements, but need not be licensed veterinarians in order to provide their services. Second, Celeste, Grace and Stacey would be perfectly in accordance with the law if they merely stopped charging a fee for their services. Arizonans are free to practice animal massage so long as they do not make a living doing so. The act of accepting a fee transforms their services from something that can be legally performed by anyone to something that requires a veterinary license, demonstrating that the Vet Board does not consider the practice of animal massage to be much of a health or safety risk.
Only licensed veterinarians may practice veterinary medicine.[4] To become licensed, applicants must graduate from an accredited veterinary school, pass rigorous national and state licensing examinations and pay a $400 fee.[5] Only 28 veterinary schools in the United States are fully accredited, and none are in Arizona.[6] Veterinary school costs hundreds of thousands of dollars to attend,[7] and spans four years, yet no school is required to teach massage, and it is not necessary to demonstrate knowledge of or proficiency in massage to graduate or become licensed.[8] There is simply no good reason for the Vet Board's orders forcing animal massage therapists out of business.
Arizonans who practice veterinary medicine without a license are subject to strict penalties. If the Vet Board determines that an unlicensed person is engaging in the practice of veterinary medicine, it has a variety of enforcement options it may take, including imposing civil penalties of $1000 per violation and requesting that a government attorney file criminal charges.[9]If criminal charges are sought and the person is found guilty of practicing veterinary medicine without a license, she is guilty of a class 1 misdemeanor[10] and faces six months in jail and $2500 in fines.[11]
Arizona's outrageous licensing scheme puts individuals with experience and skill out of work, while forcing animal owners to pay more for extra care they don't want or need. Because veterinarians are not required to learn how to massage animals in veterinary school, they must specifically seek out massage training to learn proper massage techniques. Few do, and few, if any, veterinarians offer massage services in Arizona. As a result, animal owners are left with fewer choices for their pets' care and more expensive veterinary bills.
The Constitutional Right to Earn an Honest Living
The Arizona and U.S. constitutions protect the right to earn an honest living, and that right is violated by a government that protects veterinary industry insiders. This protection is found in the Equal Privileges and Immunities and the Due Process clauses of Article II to the Arizona Constitution and the 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.
The notions of due process and privileges or immunities prevent the government from arbitrarily interfering with people's ability to earn an honest living in their chosen occupation. These concepts require that any restriction on economic liberty be reasonable, that there be some means-ends fit between the regulations the government imposes and the harm it seeks to prevent. The Arizona Supreme Court stated: "[I]ndividual liberties can be sacrificed only upon a clear showing of a benefit to the public commensurate with the loss of individual rights."[12]
Here, the Vet Board's orders are not rational because they are not tailored to protect animals or their owners from harm. Veterinarians receive little or no training in animal massage during veterinary school, and are not required to know anything about massage in order to graduate. Forcing massage therapists to become veterinarians adds no additional knowledge of, or training in, massage techniques.
Arizona's Occupational Licensing Problem
Unfortunately, Celeste's, Grace's and Stacey's dilemma is only one example of the broader epidemic of occupational licensing. Occupational licensing laws restrict entry into professions by requiring government permission to work in a particular field, thus placing substantial barriers on job seekers. They extend beyond highly specialized professions, such as law and medicine, and into professions where there is simply no justification for restrictions on entry. Often, the restrictions target low- and moderate-income occupations that would otherwise provide a chance at entrepreneurship, thus directly hindering job creation. In the 1950s, five percent of the workforce was required to obtain a government license to do their job. Today that figure exceeds thirty percent.[13]
Occupational licensing laws make it more difficult for people, often of modest means, to start or change careers, resulting in higher prices for consumers. Licensing boards are state agencies empowered with the coercive authority of the government and are typically comprised of members of the regulated profession. Thus, licensing boards have the power and the incentive to shut out competitors. Indeed, this is the case with the Vet Board itself—by statute, two thirds of the Vet Board must hold a license granted by the Vet Board.[14]
While a problem nationwide, Arizona ranks among the worst of all states in terms of the number of low-income occupations licensed and the burdens of obtaining the license.[15] The Institute for Justice has fought back for over ten years to protect the legacy of liberty in the Grand Canyon State. The Institute has successfully represented eyebrow threaders,[16] an African hairbraider,[17] handy men[18] and landscape maintenance workers[19] when Arizona's laws violated their rights to earn an honest living. Until there is systematic reform, entrepreneurs will continue to be harmed through fewer job opportunities, and consumers will face higher prices and less competition.
The Plaintiffs
The Plaintiffs are: Celeste Kelly, a privately certified equine massage therapist and resident of Tucson, AZ; Grace Granatelli, a privately certified canine massage therapist and resident of Scottsdale, AZ; and Stacey Kollman, a privately certified equine massage therapist and resident of Tucson, AZ.
The Defendants
The Defendants are the executive director of the Arizona State Veterinary Medical Examining Board and the members of the Arizona State Veterinary Medical Examining Board, all of whom are sued in their official capacities.[20]
The Litigation Team
The litigation team consists of Institute for Justice Attorney Diana Simpson[21] and Institute for Justice Arizona Chapter Executive Director Tim Keller.[22]
The Institute for Justice
The Institute for Justice is the national law firm for liberty and the nation's leading legal advocate for economic liberty. The Institute has challenged irrational government requirements on behalf of casket-building monks in Louisiana, a Maryland animal massage therapist, equine dentists in Minnesota and Texas, and other entrepreneurs nationwide. For more on the Institute for Justice and its work, visit www.ij.org.
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[1] Tom Long, Jack Meagher, 81, masseur to famous athletes, horses, Boston Globe, March 10, 2005.
[2] Ariz. Rev. Stat. § 32-2231(A).
[3] Ariz. Rev. Stat. § 32-2231(A) & (B).
[4] Ariz. Rev. Stat. § 32-2238(A)(4).
[5] Ariz. Rev. Stat. §§ 32-2214, -2215(A); Ariz. Admin. Code R3-11-105(A)(1).
[6] See Accredited Colleges of Veterinary Medicine, Am. Veterinary Med. Ass'n, available at https://www.avma.org/ProfessionalDevelopment/Education/Accreditation/Colleges/Documents/colleges_accredited.pdf; see also Ariz. Rev. Stat. § 32-2215(A)(2) (requiring that veterinary schools be accredited by the American Veterinary Medical Association). The AVMA has conferred a "reasonable assurance" status on Midwestern University College of Veterinary Medicine in Glendale, Arizona, which is scheduled to open in the fall of 2014.
[7] See David Segal, High Debt and Falling Demand Trap New Vets, The New York Times, Feb. 23, 2013, available at http://www.nytimes.com/2013/02/24/business/high-debt-and-falling-demand-trap-new-veterinarians.html?_r=0. (describing the median cost of just one year—of four total years—of veterinary school to be $63,000).
[8] See Accreditation Policies & Procedures, Standard 9 Curriculum, Am. Veterinary Med. Ass'n, available at https://www.avma.org/ProfessionalDevelopment/Education/Accreditation/Colleges/Documents/coe_pp.pdf.
[9] Ariz. Rev. Stat. § 32-2237(E).
[10] Ariz. Rev. Stat. § 32-2238(A)(4).
[11] Ariz. Rev. Stat. §§ 13-707, -802.
[12] Edwards v. State Bd. of Barber Exam'rs, 72 Ariz. 108, 114, 231 P.2d 450, 453 (1951).
[13] Kleiner, M. M., & Krueger, A. B. (2010). The prevalence and effects of occupational licensing. British Journal of Industrial Relations, 48(4), 676–687.
[14] Ariz. Rev. Stat. § 32-2202(C).
[15] Dick M. Carpenter, et al., Inst. for Justice, License to Work: A National Study of Burdens from Occupational Licensing (2012), 20-26, available at https://www.ij.org/licensetowork.
[16] http://ij.org/arizona-eyebrow-threading.
[17] http://ij.org/farmer-v-arizona-board-of-cosmetology.
[18] http://www.ij.org/arizona-pest-control-latest-release.
[19] http://www.ij.org/rissmiller-v-arizona-structural-pest-control-commission.
[20] http://www.vetbd.state.az.us/.
[21] http://ij.org/diana-simpson.
[22] http://ij.org/staff/tkeller.
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Do you think I can substitute water and miso for the nama shoyu?? This sounds wonderful! Can't wait to try it!
Rating4.4/5 (from 5 ratings)4.4
Yieldlike a cup-and-a-half of dressing.
½ cup cold-pressed olive oil
½ cup apple cider vinegar
¼ cup nama shoyu
2 clove garlic, or more if you don't mind stinking, finely minced
¼ cup raw honey or agave nectar
½ teaspoon freshly cracked black pepper (it's best. but it can be pre-ground)
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throw it all in a jar or dressing shaker and shake it like you never shook before. it's my favorite in giant fully-loaded salads with avocadoes and hemp seeds.
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this dressing started as a simple 'blah' whatever dressing…and the more i adjusted the ingredients and added stuff, the more everyone liked it. people who hate the idea of raw food even seem to dig this dressing. i actually have never measured it…lol…i just throw all of the stuff in and see how it tastes! you can always add more oil, more vinegar, etc.. i've tried adding ginger juice to it and that was good also…
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I have had a dressing like this with no sweetner, I think I will try it with the sweetner.
i think some ginger would be great in this dressing as well! gonna make some tonight! thanks for the idea! ^^
looks good, im going to try this today with some wraps i'm making.
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almost forgot! careful with the nama shoyu...it can get pretty salty if one isn't careful...
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Did this scene before .. wanted to see how much different it would come out after i gained some experience , let me know what you guys think
oooh. britney! it looks great. but really something's making the water look like just a sheet of glass. great detail on everything else.
hey add some ripples to water but nice job anyway ! keep it up
good design...
Nice! If anything, I would add some noise to the water. Looks a little too perfect! keep up the good work tho
Amazing work!! Lighting is great!
Really nice Good work
Can you give a link to the original one? It looks really nice though
Esp what lights you used? vray sun+hdri map or vray sun + blue environment+a vray plane light for the interior (talking about day shots)
Oh i meant the original one you did to compare to this one.
Any chance of sharing the model/settings?
Any chance of sharing the model/settings?
Just type in house in fukaya in google you should find it.
Great lighting!+fav
nice work, the water need a little of noise. is too flat.
awesome work man
Nice work man!
great job.
about the picture reflection in the water will not be very clear in the morning.
about the picture reflection in the water will not be very clear in the morning.


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Denver Post NHL reporter Adrian Dater posts his Avs Mailbag on Wednesdays during the 2010-11 NHL season.
Pose an Avalanche- or NHL-related question for future Avs Mailbags.
Can I be the first one to call Craig Anderson overrated? Giving up goals like crazy, played poorly down the stretch last year. Does he want that big new contract or not? He's not playing like it. Let's go get Tomas Vokoun and make Anderson his backup.
---Brita, Wilmington, Del.
Chillax. Usually I'm the pessimistic one around here, but I think Anderson is a good goalie and will be fine in the second half. Listen, he hasn't had the year he had last year, but let's not forget the guy missed a pretty good chunk of time with knee and groin injuries. They probably are still affecting him a little, though he says he's 100 percent.
He's lost two in a row right now and didn't look good at all in the second loss, to Minnesota. But let's not throw him under the bus just yet.
After watching a lot of games of late I think it's great that the Avs are finding the back of the net a lot and have become one of the highest scoring teams in the league. But they've given up A LOT of goals in those games as well. It's great the Avs have youth and the speed on their side, but it seems the same youth and speed that's scoring goals is also giving up a lot of goals. Are the Avs just too young on D? Can this Avs team make it deep in the playoffs or could they use another solid experienced defenseman?
---Marc Roberts, Dallas
I think Terry Frei brought up some good points in a blog post Tuesday, talking about how the Avs' emphasis on quick, fast "puck movers" on D could make the Avs prone to more scoring chances at the other end.
If your defense is playing deep in the other team's zone, sometimes there will be moments when they're caught too deep and odd-man rushes come back the other way. But it's a trade-off the Avs seem to be comfortable with, at least for now.
So the Avs are the highest scoring team in the NHL, but only Matt Duchene is in the top 25 on the league points list. And he's at No. 19! Paul Stastny is No. 27 and Milan Hejduk is 33rd. And that's it in the top 45. That's crazy! Have you ever heard of such a prolific scoring team without any clear dominating individual? This gives me mixed feelings. Like, it's nice that they're good as an offensive unit. But you need go-to scorers down the stretch and in the playoffs, right?
---Aaron, Durango
Yes, but if you have seven or eight guys capable of regular scoring, I'll take that over the team that has only one or two or three when it gets time for the playoffs. I think you'll see Duchene and Stastny finish in the top 25 when the season is over.
I don't have HBO, but I watched "2-4/7" on NHL.com the other day. Great series. I love seeing what the players do to prepare for games and all the behind the scenes type stuff. I do enjoy the Avalanche all access show but I wish the Avs would do something more like the "2-4/7" series. Have you seen it? Is it accurate? Is that what it's really like behind the scenes?
---JS, Arvada
How soon they forget. Actually, the Avs did do this kind of thing before. ESPN did a two-part documentary on the team's 2003-04 season - the one with Paul Kariya and Teemu Selanne. They did a great job, and it was real fun to watch. It's not on DVD, though, and copies can be hard to find.
Basically, you have to know someone who taped it and get a copy that way — not that I'm endorsing illegal sharing of video content, wink wink!
How accurate is it? While the cynical part of me says nothing is ever totally accurate when players know a camera is on them, I think it gives a good representation of what it's like behind the scenes. The HBO series so far has been fantastic. Bruce Boudreau's locker room speeches have been worth the monthly subscription price alone.
Hockey players — and pro athletes in general now — are total creatures of habit. On game days, it's morning skate, morning meetings, post-skate meal, pre-game nap, pre-game meal, bus/car ride to rink, game, pack up, dress, get back in bus/car and go to aiport/home.
When you answered before in the Mailbag about the Pepsi Center ice, I'm surprised you didn't mention the Avs share the arena with the Nuggets. The ice is removed for the Nuggets and put back down for the Avs. That can't make for consistent good ice, can it?
---Kevin, La Junta
Well I guess I kind of assumed my reading audience would have known that, and not had to expand on it. But yes, having to put down two different surfaces all the time can make for different ice conditions from one night to the next. In Edmonton, where the ice is considered some of the best in the league, they don't have an NBA team playing every other night. The fact that it's usually colder than cold there in the winter helps things too.
Big Avs fans here after living in Denver for 25 years until 2004. Why isn't Brett Clarke still with Colorado? He's playing extremely well for Tampa Bay and we've always liked his style, hard-nosed with offensive skills too. Avs could really use him now.
---Ken Randall, Melbourne, Fla.
Ken, I liked Clark as a player and person too, but I think it was time to move on here. His style of game just wasn't jelling with the kind of game Joe Sacco and management want to play here now, which is fast-paced and up-tempo. Clark is actually a good passer, but not fleet afoot anymore, and the Avs really want to put a premium on speed now.
Tampa Bay was more of a fit for his kind of game, and he's doing well there. But I don't think he'd have done as well with this team anymore, or in this conference, which is generally much faster than the East.
Adrian Dater has covered the Colorado Avalanche since the team moved to Denver in 1995. Send him an Avalanche- or NHL-related question for the Avs Mailbag.


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He reminds me of Black Beauty!
Spearmint or Pineneedle
hmm, leaffeather? The leaf look like half leaf half feather
I think a couple people have said Leaffeather, but I'm starting to get stuck on Trileaf
Ferndash, Leafspot Leafbreeze Ferndash o3o
The mare I plan on pairing him with is called Strawberry Breeze so Leafbreeze would probably make it sound like they're brother and sister.
I'll keep on pondering!
I'll keep on pondering!
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very2 nice works, sallute ^^
My friend says this would go with your picture:
"I was wandering through the forest one day, and...'
"I was wandering through the forest one day, and...'
no such thing as over-designing, bro.
dude you did not over designed this !!!
If you don't mind me asking, what school did you go to and what was your major?
(I go to SCAD and trying to choose the best major for a future concept artist.)
(I go to SCAD and trying to choose the best major for a future concept artist.)
I went to SCAD and my major changed from 3D animation to Illustration. However I made the switch to focus more on my own stuff. Most of my time spent on doing 'concept art' was in my own time. It helps to check out what senior level professionals are doing out there, and compare yourself to them, to see what you need to do to bridge the gap. I was fortunate to meet a fellow student at SCAD ATL who told me to move out to LA. After I graduated drove out here, took a couple classes at the Concept Design Academy [link] and during that time got a job at Insomniac. I see you're at Scad ATL, I believe Nolan Woodard and Shawn Crystal can tell you of my hours spent in the Cintiq lab : ) Goodluck!
dunno. love it.
sweet... i will definitely have a look at this one before making the next mech
does not seem overdesigned. Yet the references are amazing. I like your work !
Wow that rocks!
Really love the design much so.
Nice design.
Simple but detail, I like it.
Great stuff! I love this! I really though this was done in markers
I don't think that it's over designed, it's sexy (on so far as something like this can be that is). My only compliant is that as the mech puts it's leg down (while walking), it's going to put all of the strain on those two little frame struts that join the 'shin' to the 'ankle'.
Over designed? Ha! That thing is awesome. I'm tempted to make that in 3D.
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