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Situated in Fort Myers, this hotel is 1.2 mi (1.9 km) from Edison Mall and within 3 mi (5 km) of Alliance for the Arts and Vietnam War Memorial. Fort Myers Country Club and Dunbar Park are also within 3 mi (5 km).
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An outdoor pool, a seasonal outdoor pool, and a business center are available at this hotel. Free continental breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include multilingual staff and RV/bus/truck parking.
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Super 8 Fort Myers2717 Colonial Blvd Fort Myers FL 33907
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Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. A business center is on site. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. This Fort Myers hotel also offers an outdoor pool, multilingual staff, and RV/bus/truck parking. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- Business center
- Elevator/lift
- Free breakfast
- Free RV, bus, truck parking
- Free self parking
- Free WiFi
- Multilingual staff
- Outdoor pool
- Outdoor seasonal pool
- RV, bus, truck parking
- Total number of rooms - 123
Family Friendly Amenities
- Free Wi-Fi
- Microwave
- Outdoor pool
- Refrigerator
- Rollaway/extra beds available
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking, RV, bus, truck parking, Free RV, bus, truck parking
Room Amenities
- Access via exterior corridors
- Air conditioning
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free toiletries
- Free weekday newspaper
- Daily housekeeping
- Desk
- Free local calls
- Free WiFi
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- Microwave
- Phone
- Private bathroom
- Refrigerator
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Satellite TV service
- Shower/tub combination
- Television
Where to Eat
Guests are offered a complimentary continental breakfast each morning.
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
- Pets not allowed
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Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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I'm the writer of the image rotator plugin(http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/dk-new-medias-image-rotator-widget/). I recently made some changes to the plugin, tagged a new version, and checked in the new code. The problem is that one of the files didn't get updated. My local trunk and tags/#.#.# folder both have the current copy, but this file didn't seem to get checked in at all. I don't believe I've done anything differently this time around. I haven't had this problem before. Any ideas?
Is the best thing to do is tag yet another version, and try again?


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Sturm-Soliman 2: BoxingScene Staff Predictions
By Jake Donovan
"Sturm will not want to repeat his first performance against Soliman in front of his own fans once again. Whilst I believe his win over Barker somewhat flatters to deceive I can't see Soliman being allowed to get into a rhythm this time. His awkward style will get him rounds but Sturm will be looking to punch holes in his opponent second time around and carry on from where he left off against Barker. I wouldn't be surprised to see a stoppage but I think Soliman will hear the final bell."
- Shaun Brown (Sturm Dec.)
"This fight will have a lot of controversy as the faded Sturm gets a decision that many don't agree with."
- Ryan Burton (Sturm SD)
"Sturm will erase memories of the tainted first bout, winning a wide decision with his educated jab."
- Michael Coppinger (Sturm Dec.)
"One day and against a fresher opponent, Father Time will catch up to Sturm. For now, the stubborn veteran improves on their first fight and cleanly outboxes Soliman in a well-earned decision."
- Jake Donovan (Sturm UD)
"Sturm wins."
- Ernest Gabion (Sturm UD)
"Sturm should be focused and has always been better in rematches. Soliman never should have been that close the first time."
- Cliff Rold (Sturm Dec.)
"In this fight Felix doesn't give to Soliman the chance to hear the last bell."
- Reynaldo Sanchez (Sturm late TKO)
"Sturm's fascinating performance against Barker tells it all. At 35, Sturm is still going strong and has something left in the tank. He has already fought on even terms with Soliman when he was in much worse shape. This time he will outbox and outpoint Soliman in a one-sided fight. Soliman's only chance is activity, but Sturm will ensure with his jab that this won't happen."
- Alexey Sukachev (Sturm UD)
Jake Donovan is the Managing Editor of Boxingscene.com, as well as a member of Transnational Boxing Ratings Board and the Boxing Writers Association of America. Twitter: @JakeNDaBox
LMAO Every single writer got it wrong by picking Sturm even though Soliman won the first fight. What a bunch of chumps. They must not have watched the fight because Sturm couldn't deal with Soliman's style and that was never…Comment by infestacide on 05-31-2014
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Does anyone else have a problem with not being able to add a series icon under WP 3.3?
I've tried several times with many different sized images including 100x100 and 200x200. Organize Series will not save an icon image.
Does anyone else have a problem with not being able to add a series icon under WP 3.3?
I've tried several times with many different sized images including 100x100 and 200x200. Organize Series will not save an icon image.
Hi maintainer,
I haven't seen a problem with this. Can you help me troubleshoot it? If I can replicate this I definitely want to fix it.
1. I'm assuming you're using WP3.3, are you also using the latest version of Organize Series? (currently v. 2.3.9)
2. Are you using PHP 5.2+ (it's required).
3. To rule out potential theme conflicts: Can you try switching to the twenty-eleven theme temporarily and see if you still have problems? If not, then let me know the name of the theme as that could be the culprit.
4. To rule out potential plugin conflicts: Try temporarily deactivating all your plugins and leave just Organize Series running. If it works, then try activating the plugins one by one until you see problems. Then let me know the name of the plugin and I'll try to reproduce on my end.
If all else fails, try redownloading and installing Organize Series in case there was a glitch in the install process and some files got corrupted.
Organize Series 2.3.9
Issue persists with Twenty-eleven 1.3
Ah, it's a conflict with one of my plug-ins. I'll test them against Organize Series one at a time and see which is at fault, I'll report back, probably tomorrow, with the info.
hi nerrad
i am having the same problem on any new series i try to attach an icon to,
i tried twenty - eleven
and i disabled all my other plugins
wordpress 3.3
Web server
Apache/1.3.41 (Unix) PHP/5.2.6 mod_psoft_traffic/0.2 mod_ssl/2.8.31 OpenSSL/0.9.8b mod_macro/1.1.2
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PHP extension: mysql
okay i just discovered the solution to the problem
when selecting or uploading the image
the "Link URL" parameter of the uploader has to be set to anything other than "None"
that solved it
thanks for posting your solution so others could find it comedyshoes!
@comedyshoes Thank you, i had the same problem a few minutes ago but now it's solved.
Unfortunately, this doesn't work for me. When I select the image, the preview is rendered. Nothing happens, when I want to save my changes. It seems to be, that instead of textual content, the right image reference isn't inserted in the database.
The problem may arise due to an incompatibility with certain PHP or MySQL versions. On my host, I got the following configuration:
MySQL 5.0.32, PHP 5.2.17, Apache 2.2.11, WordPress 3.4.2
On my localhost, I have this config, which works fine for me:
MySQL 5.0.8, PHP 5.3.8, Apache 2.2.21, WordPress 3.4.2
And yes, I already reinstalled organize series and deactivated all other plugins.
zak start looking at any other differences between your localhost setup and remote. I see you deactivated all other plugins, are the themes the same too?
I don't *think* it's an incompatibility between versions as your remote host is using the minimum PHP version.
You also may want to try turning on WP_Debug and take a look at your javascript console as well, to see if there are any errors showing up on your remote host vs. your localhost as that could provide clues for what's going on.
I'm unable to reproduce this on any of my test beds at this point so that's all I can help you with for now.
Thank you for your quick response. I figured out, that the db table name were changed to lowercase, either while import or export: "c3po_orgseriesicons". I've renamed the table to "c3po_orgSeriesIcons" and now it works fine.
thanks for posting your fix.
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1. (Science: zoology) a quadrumanous mammal, especially. Of the family Simiadae, having teeth of the same number and form as in man, having teeth of the same number and form as in man, and possessing neither a tail nor cheek pouches. The name is applied esp. To species of the genus hylobates, and is sometimes used as a general term for all quadrumana. The higher forms, the gorilla, chimpanzee, and ourang, are often called anthropoid apes or man apes.
The ape of the old testament was prqobably the rhesus monkey of india, and allied forms.
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"My Home, Your Home", an educational children's book from Cloverleaf books, and some samples below.
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I always thought that writing a series would be the easiest thing in the world–it isn't. When I wrote Longhorns and Outlaws it was with the intention of producing a book year set in the wild, wild Canadian West (there really was one) with adventure after adventure rolling off the … Continue readingAdd a Comment
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Production in the studio has been slow.
That's not to mention all of the cool stuff that's happening behind the scenes!
So let me fill you in with one biggie.
We're moving into our first house at the end of March!!
Yep, my husband and I were finally given the gift of buying our first home, and that means packing it all up. The whole month of March has been preparing and packing, and now we're at the tail end called "crunch time".
This also means working in the studio towards art has been placed aside. Artist cap off, homemaker cap on. Although, picking out paint colors has rambled our design heads a bit. ;)
I'm very excited to be moving into our new home, and the new studio (eeee!!!), and I can't wait to show you! Until I can, here is the before and after of my current studio...the after being where it's at today. Just so you can get an idea.
I still have a mini work space for painting and basic office work since we're still in the apartment for two more weeks, but everything else is getting boxed up and ready to haul.
My wee shop is going on vacation Wednesday March 20th until April 15th, that's the longest time on vacation since I opened the shop 5 years ago.
Beginning April 15th thru April 19th everything in the shop will be 35% off to kick off the new studio! Mark your calenders for this sale!
More details will be on Facebook along with sneak peeks of the new studio as I get it all put together.
Congratulations to you and Brian on finding your new home...Good things are yet to come. :)
Congratulations!!! I hope to buy my own house one day. :) And yay, new studio!
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This is lovely and bright, a tonic against the grey weather we have today :)
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One month is unlike another. Sometimes I receive many letters and many comments; then lean months may follow. February produced a good harvest ("February fill the dyke," as they used to say), and I can glean a bagful. Perhaps I should choose a special title for my gleanings: "I Am All Ears" or something like it.
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Wow, its been as while since my last post! Looking back, its odd that my last post was about a lull in the workflow. I certainly don't feel like things have been moving slowly! To start things off, I'll talk about some "business" aspects of the past month.
Taking advantage of the downtime, I implemented an income/collections/taxes tracking system. Basically, now I know roughly what I'll need to pay in terms of federal taxes come April. I am keeping this estimated amount in its own savings account. In conjunction, I've also revamped my deduction-tracking technique so that its a lot simpler and easier to process come April.
Another administrative task I've been tackling as of late is collecting on invoices. I have learned that the end of the job is never the end of the job. Its can get pretty hairy and confusing. I've learned that folks process invoices immediately, at the end of the week, at the end of the month, or after publication. As such, I never know what going on with the invoice after the job so I have to email to follow-up. With the new system, its been easier though. Upon invoicing, I'll now simply ask the client when they process their invoices so I can project a rough estimate of when I should be looking for a check. Then I can contact clients as needed after the date passes. I don't know how other people feel about this or how they work, but I can get spacey on these matters when I'm concentrating on artwork. So instead of randomly hoping for checks when I open my mailbox, I am being more active and organized in collecting. Working in this manner, I now know where every invoice I have out stands in terms of processing and delivery. Sadly, some payments have been sent to my old address (long story) so I assume they will be forwarded by the always-punctual postal service.
What else has come up these past weeks? Ah, another thing taken into account since the last post was communication i.e, talking with other artists and illustrators. With Aliyah starting her graduate classes, it has been a very difficult solitude. Having just moved to the town of Beacon, I barely know anyone. After exhausting my trips to coffee shops and running errands, I have started posting on blogs to meet other artists. This also exposes me to a lot of new art. Recently, I was featured on thelittlechimpsociety.com as the "Editor's Pick:"
Pretty cool. Also, that feature bumped up web traffic at chris-whetzel.com for a bit. I have been told that a lot of the members of that site are art directors so I see it as free promotion. Thanks to the guys at The Little Chimp Society! I look forward to posting more, and I tend to check out the blog every day or so. Similarly, I was invited to join sugarfrostedgoodness.com this week. I know that none of this is a big deal in terms of moneymaking, but I really feel that posting on these blogs as well as chris-whetzel.blogspot.com and theautumnsociety.blogspot.com really keep me motivated. As lame as it sounds, it fends off the lonelys :) And the bonus is that links from these sites increase chris-whetzel.com's search engine ranking. Cool.
And the final thing I would like to say about blogs is to simply mention a helpful one: cedricohnstadt.wordpress.com. This blog is awesome for anyone freelancing. Its basically years and years of one guy's experiences in the field. He also posts so many links that are illustration-business related. Great blog! One gem I found (of many) was the freelanceswitch.com podcast. Very cool. If you like the ICONIC podcasts, you may enjoy these. However, the Freelance Switch panel focuses on the BUSINESS of illustration by discussing a show-specific topic and answering questions about everything from contracts to etiquette to networking. And its all handled in a fun and light-hearted manner! This podcast also comes in handy when working long days alone and you just want to hear human voices! Its like being in a roundtable discussion!
Ah, discussion. I am jealous to hear Aliyah talk about class discussions. I miss it. I'm kind of disappointed that my friends and I never really got a collective together. I tried to establish "drink and draws" patterned after Dave Johnson's group, but it never really took off. Its cool that Philly has The Autumn Society, but I'm in New York! Granted, I had a great artistic talk with Joe Game last week, but its not the same as sitting around looking at each other art, having crits, etc (and he totally guilted me for not blogging). However, I'm finding out that the artists in Beacon do meet; I just have to find out how to get involved. I was working at a coffee shop last night when a group formed next to me. Not really paying attention (I listen to my ipod when working outside the apartment), I noticed they were discussing art in between songs. Turns out they meet to just talk art, tell what they are doing, and pass on opportunities. This is awesome. I wanted to talk to someone in the group after the meeting, but I had to leave before they disbanded.
But hopefully, an opportunity to chat will present itself as I have been asked to take part in a show at that very coffee shop! After speaking with Nate (the manager) today, it seems the show will be November-ish. He really liked my drawings enough to ask a price on one! So it will be my "artsy" drawings as opposed to digital prints. He said he is still looking for illustrators who specifically have drawings to show. If you would like to be considered, drop me a line and I'll give him your website.
Striking off on a tangent, I was recently asked to attend the Baltimore Comic Con as part of The Autumn Society Collective. This was a great honor as I really respect the art of the other collective artists taking the trip: Joseph Game, Peter Wonsowski, and Craig Parillo. Good guys who make good art. What sucks is that I can't go. Financially, I just don't feel comfortable spending a lot of money to travel, for space, etc to promote to a field that probably can't use my artwork. Plus I'll have a big expense thi smonth that I'll discuss later. I REALLY tried to rationalize going as I am a hardcore comic fan and I just wanted to be a fanboy for a weekend, but logical-me won the battle. Best of luck to the guys attending! Wish I could be there!
And so, being proud of my willpower, I have decided to commit to an ispot portfolio this month. I am worried about spending the money but its deductible, and I really think I'll get some work from it. Dave Tabler at the ispot has been very accommodating with my hesitancy. It turns out they have a payment plan so that assuaged the fear a bit. And as a bonus, it turns out that ispot and Adbase have a deal where ispot members get a discount at Adbase. Cool. Next year, I hope to take advantage of it!
Another reason I decided to go for the ispot portfolio was that work picked up. August has been a super-busy month. It was sad to leave a personal piece unfinished to start new jobs, but I hope to have it done next week. Anyway, on to new work!
Ok, so the first commission came via email from Houston Press. This paper was a new addition to the mailing list so that was a good sign that the new card wasn't such a bad image choice after all! The job was four spot illustrations for their "Best Of" issue due in a little over aweek. The budget was lower than I could afford, but we negotiated a budget that worked for both of us. Awesome. I can't discuss the subject matter or post images until after publication on the 25th of September. But these were a lot of fun, and I think they add a little diversity to the portfolio. I'll post them, sketches and all after the 25th.
Although fun, the period of working on them was a little crazy as while sketching them, I got a call from the art director of Retail Traffic who needed a quarter page spot by that Tuesday! Awesome, but the tight deadline was a little intimidating. Nevertheless, I knew I could do it so I accepted (just sleep less). He sent me a version of the article titled "Taking On Water." It was about the California budget crisis and how its affecting the housing economy. It was an odd subject matter, but I enjoyed the challenge. Pushing back the Houston Press sketches, I ripped out these three sketches:
I like them all for different reasons. I assumed they would go with the first one of the house sinking on the chart, but he surprised me by choosing the house with the life preserver. I also like the "stormy weather" one, but we both agreed its more of a full-page image as everything is so small. The final:
This isn't my greatest piece, but I like that it shows I can think outside of figurative work. Originally, I left off the "S.S. California," but I was really happy that they asked me to put it back on the life preserver. I took this piece a little farther in terms of color as I want to push for more color in this graphic style.
One interesting aspect of this commission was that Retail Traffic is a magazine published by Penton Media, the same folks that commissioned the 10 portraits for Registered Rep a few posts back. My first return customer! Sort of. I worked with two different art directors but whatever. I count it.
It is a portrait of Gary Kubiak, coach of the Houston Texans (football team). The idea was pretty simple: parody the popular Obama campaign poster using Kubiak instead. I was hesitant to do this as I like coming up with my own concepts, but I like paying rent so I agreed to do it. I was little worried about plagiarism, but my good buddy, Scott Brundage, said its not as he has seen this issue dealt with at his dayjob. I won't show the sketches for this as there were like four versions with both the art director and myself photoshopping things, and they are really just messy sketches (not my usual rendered drawings). So anyway, here is the finish:
I like it. Initially, I wasn't going to put it in my portfolio, but it really opened me up to using a palette without black and white. So I'll keep it in there and add more pieces like it. What I really like about is that it's a pretty good likeness in a totally non-existent pose i.e, I didn't have direct reference to work from so I was making up lighting. I like jobs that challenge me and make me work harder. This one was a real test of my abilities! I never really thought my likenesses were good enough to market, but people seem to like them. As such, I'm trying to draw more popular figures in my non-commissioned works to get better at capturing a likeness. I have a list to work from!
However, there was one downside of this commission. Less than eight hours after taking the cover job, the art director at SFWeekly emailed me with a job for a half-page calendar illustration about a JETPACK EVENT! Arrrgh! I was so bummed to turn this down, but there was no way I could do both pieces as the turn around on the calendar was less than two days. We have a good, jovial relationship and he understood. Still, I hate turning anyone away. I think I'm still gonna do a jetpack piece just for fun and send it to him. I told him I might work it up for the portfolio, and he said its inspired him to break out his acrylics. Cool stuff.
And maybe I'll do something with this sketch I did while watching the DNC last week:
I like Obama. Good guy.
So who knows what next week holds? I'm sure I'll find something to occupy my time :)
Enjoy the Day,
WOW Chris CONGRATS on all this well deserved great fotune! your hard work is paying off. way to go on sugarfrostedgoodness, i love that site. everything was so cool to read, i was so happy for you...and then BAM! a straight-ahead-punch in my windpipe......that's what it was like to see the 3 sketches and final piece for the housing market assignment. INCREDIBLE. way to raise the bar; way to go brother
Ey Chris! Thanks for check out my work. I'm very impressed with your job, it's realy cool to see the sketches and the finish version. Congratulations and keep going!
those sketches are still knockin' me out! love seeing the screenshots too, so exciting!
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So our big news is that we've just put the house up for sale. AND given that it's up for sale I can say that we're pretty much done renovating! So coming up soon I'll be showing all the final before and afters for the house.
If you've ever sold your place before you know it involves a bit of staging. In our case it meant moving a few things out to make things as spacious-looking as possible. I don't think it's very misleading in our case as most people probably don't have a couple of china cabinets filled with yarn and fabric respectively.
So now the house is very clean and tidy and the lack of clutter is a bit weird. But I'm finding it very relaxing now that most of the work is done. There's been a lot of finishing loose ends, such as finally putting in the finishing panels in our kitchen. I'll be posting that and doing a final assessment of puttting in an IKEA kitchen.. thanks for asking James!
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When we moved in, the hall was a bit of a mess. It was painted a dark caramel colour, with a large box flourescent fixture. The doors on the closets were plain slab doors, but one of them only went halfway down, with a curtain tacked on at the bottom. The floors were peeling (and generally aged) vinyl tiles in a faux-marble pattern.
The first thing we did is change the light fixture which has 3 bulbs that create a soft diffused light. We painted the walls in Chalk (which matches the living room walls).
We changed the doors to bifold wooden slat doors painted Cloud White. We also changed the slab bedroom doors to freshly-painted new panel doors. Finally the floors were updated when we re-did the flooring in the kitchen and bathroom. Which meant also updating the baseboard trim.
I put in a little white bookshelf which creates a little vignette right in the middle - just a spot to put a lamp and plant and make the space cheerful.
Never underestimate the hallway - you do spend a lot of time there!
Thanks for the inspiration!
I have a deeply neglected hallway to attack.
That after shot looks great. They way you have done it makes the hallway look bigger and lighter. A lot more welcoming. Great job
Beautiful!! I love the way you have decorated the hallway, nice!!
Creamy and comforting like vanilla ice cream. Adore the makeover!
your home is an inspiration. i can't wait until my house reaches this level of excellence! xx
Very nice makeover! The bookshelf is darling!
What a lovely hallway you have and certainly looks much better than the 'before' one. :-)
everything looks so amazing! good luck selling that house-
Gorgeous! But I wanna see a shot of the embroidery hoop art -- so nice all together in circles.
the hallway looks great. i cannot believe youa re selling after all that work.
amazing how beautiful you have made your house. Great job!
Oh, it's not a little thing...it's huge...all that painting and tiny adjustments (or not so tiny) really makes a difference. It looks very nice.
After all the work to your house - why the heck are you moving??? I can't wait to see how you decorate your new space!
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oh what fun!!! I love that story....wonderful work and so much fun Val!!!
Not only is she legendary, she has great style!
impossible no to smile looking at this
Pretty house/shoe! It fits perfectly in with the others. :)
My, the lady is stylin'! Looks like she just went shoe shopping in Madrid. Neighborhoods would be so much more fun if you designed them.
great take on the theme, you've always found the right story for your houses. ^_^
I love this legend and love the way you illustrated it!
What a stylish home! Love how it stands out from the rest. I wonder what the neighbors think? Great work!
i agree with bella. imagine if you and an architect/builder designed a whole neighborhood?
ooooooh! imagine!
Love the shoehouse! And thanks for the birthday greetings! I had a great day on the slopes and had an awesome day!!!
Oooh..move over woman in the shoe.. I'd buy that house in a heartbeat! The "so many children she didn't know what to do" she can keep!
Really cute Val!
what a fun imagination you have. lovely work
What a lovely illustration, very fun...I like to experience living in such home... :)
Wheee....this is so much fun! Love the idea!
fantastic illo..reminds me of a park where there was a big giant shoe house and we used to imagine and wish we lived in a giant shoe:)
oh yes, it looks like it really fits right in! and i am imagining about the inside....uhmmmmmm
Wonderful colors-- I think it's the nicest house on the block! :-)
haha...i want to live in it! Then I could let it go with the dog, when it's raining....
Pretty pastel colors! I'm sure she could give the Octomom some tips!
Beautiful - what I like is the way you have to do a double-take before you realise that the shoe house isn't the same as all the others! It's such a lovely, delicate piece - gorgeous!!
Do these shoes require a certain kind of "hose?"
I love every single one of your houses!!
Well, if the shoe was this stylish, who would mine living in it! It's great and one of my personal favorites!
I would wish to stay in this cute shoe house but it's just alegendary only....never mind, just let my mind stray into this legendary for a couple of minutes for a ponder:)
the perfect house for this prompt....and beautifully rendered !!!!
Great idea for "Legendary." This piece is rendered beautifully too. Very nice work.
oh I am so glad you got around to doing this in color - its a really fun and beautiful piece.
too funny! i always wondered exactly how one could live in a shoe. At what point does it cease to be a shoe and become a shoe shaped house?
thanks for stopping by my blog, too!
THis is wonderful!
I had to leave a comment on this one, it's so "just right"!
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My submission for Illustration Friday's "unfold" theme is a diecut valgal card that celebrates love. The message is clear but the card is a little unique in the design. I love making cuts and folds, it makes the card a bit more special. I have included a few views here: 1.the original illustration and a copy of the card 2. closeups of the image 3. card folds and unfold.
copyright 2004 Valerie Walsh
I love your cards, Val! This is perfect for the theme this week.
Thank you for your comment, Val, and doubly so because I got to click on your name and land on your website. I've seen your works in IF, and you have entered another great illo for this week.
Is the original illo rendered with markers? I thought I saw hints of airbrushing similar to Copics so it made me wonder.
The die-cut card is such a great idea!
And please consider me a fan <3<3
Oh Val,
How clever and brilliant is this. your cards are so dang amazing!!!! Each one just blows my mind. You must create all the time. I totally understand though hee he e hee hee! This is so grand and wonderful. Great card Val!!!
Oh Val,
How clever and brilliant is this. your cards are so dang amazing!!!! Each one just blows my mind. You must create all the time. I totally understand though hee he e hee hee! This is so grand and wonderful. Great card Val!!!
Hi Val. I discovered your blog through your comments on Ooh la la design studio.
Your work is beautiful. I love your characters and your houses are amazing. Your colors and imagery is so lively! Beautiful, Beautiful, Beautiful, indeed!
Have a great weekend.
Hi Val!
Great use of the prompt. I love your sunny colors.
oh my this is so cute - is it for sale somewhere?
I love the purple color of the house - so warm and inviting.
Haces unas ilustraciones preciosas,me gustan mucho.Un saludito.
wow now this is so addorable and well planned out ! love it!
Beautiful. I loved watching the progress and seeing the folds unfold. The colors are as great as your design and artwork...as always!
Wonderful! Love it very much! Love the cutout! Your colors are perfect.
Thanks for making me a visit, I'm glad you like the things hago.Hasta sight.
Brilliant as ever, Val, and I'm interested in how this technique REALLY complements your work!
These are wonderful! I love them :)
what fun and i missed the soda shoppe last week, now that is so cute!
Wonderful work, and I always enjoy your blog.
AH, forgot to say: love the door's smile
Really beautiful! You are so creative! It looks perfect and SO appropriate for this week.
This is so wonderful, it made me tear up. We are moving yet again and our home is truly in our hearts.
It is always joyous coming here! I love how this unfolds!
You are such a clever girl, you are! Love that card, and it's so perfect for this theme!
vallie, that's soooooo wonderful! :))
Oh, this is so cute!! Great card idea!
what a beautiful card, wish i could get one! ^_^
What a perfect and most lovely work for the theme. I just adore your style, color and imagination. Nice!!!!
What a perfect topic for you! Beautiful design and colors!
So lovely! The colours are great!
Beautiful Val... really like the colors on this one.
have i seen this with my very own eyes and held it with my very own hands? because it stirs my very own heart and i am left missing you!
Hi Valerie,
Wow! Such unique folded card home for these cutie:)
I love love, super love the colour scheme of these houses.
So cute to witness a couple cat and dog sitting down on love seat. Even the flowers are in love shape...the wallpaper,even the smoke coming out from the chimney!
Just very sweet and perfect.
You have unfolded my heart, I feel falling in love again!
Happy folded week Valerie:)
to unfold a creation of valerie walsh---wow! that would be totally cool!
best regards
i am enjoying the music :)
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The colors are amazing! (I'm struggling with watercolors). You inspire! Beautiful, clever card!
So pretty!!!
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Hello out there in LJ land. Just a quick posting (perhaps we will number it.)
1. I have one week left to complete two critical essays, 20-40 new pages of writing, a quickee autobiography and a sincere letter of progress to the awesome Sharron Darrow. Everything is started, nothing is finished. (I'm starting to grind my teeth at night again.)
2. My Maine homecoming has been absolutely awesome. I've managed to connect with so many people who are welcoming us home with open arms. I feel so thankful to be a part of this community (and I love being in MY house again.)
3. If you are close by, you are invited to our first once a month potluck. We all say we are too busy to make time for each other, but friendships are what life is all about. Email or comment if you need more info!
4. I've had the DVD "Penelope" on my counter for over a month from Netflix (even in Maryland) so I finally watched it tonight. LOVED IT. It has that weird super saturated art direction of Pushing Up Daisies.
5. So here's the awful part. "Penelope" is rated PG, I thought my kids would love it. I'd never seen it before. So we're watching and there is this one part. Takes about 3 seconds, when the smarmy rich guy (who saw Penelope once and got scared and thought she was a monster) re- imagines Penelope as a monster with fangs and scary eyes and a boarish face. He sees this monster in his imagination through a car window in the dark. OMG my boys (10 and 8) shriek and scream and start to sob like someone is coming after them with a chainsaw. They run to my chair and hug me and sob and shake (for what seems an eternity but was probably all of 10 minutes) and all I can do is apologize over and over and hold them and love them and validate their fear. Now they are in my bed and I'm stuck sleeping with kids who are each almost 5 feet tall.
Okay so that's five on Wednesday. I'll be back after my deadline is past.
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Here are the promised Bomb Shelter pics. They are only TEASER pics. The ACTUAL Bomb Shelter picture will come later. Consider it a trailer of sorts, a preview, the inside flap.
Cute house! So far the bomb shelter's not too bad. :) It's a lot different than the ones I've been researching in England during WWII.
When's the baby due?
Thanks for stopping by, Sharon. Baby's due April 13. Any day really.
Beautiful new home, Tracy!
The bomb shelter is definitely intriguing. It may be a great writing pad!
Your wife and you must be so anxious about the baby coming! Enjoy your new home and the special time coming!
The homestead is charming! I've told you about Husband's bomb shelter obsession, right? I can hardly wait until you post more photos...this is excellent!
I've been away from my computer for long time, but a BOMB SHELTER? Wow! And you guys must be super organized to move so close to the arrival of baby! :)
That hatch is so "Lost." I'm totally jealous.
Are you kind of, just a little bit, hoping there will be a war just so you can be all "I've got a bomb shelter and you don't?"
Because I think I would be.
Did the bomb shelter come fully stocked with non-perishables?
God, I have so many questions. This is probably the most exciting thing to happen to me in like a week.
PMM - it is bizarre in all its glory. No perishables. But it came fully stocked with arachnids, including Black Widows.
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OSH. Orchard Supply Hardware. I've been there three times in the last 36 hours. All three times I returned something that didn't fit or work. Lesson learned: Buy two things that look like they might fit, then return the one that doesn't. Good thing OSH (smaller than Home Depot, but definitely more approachable; being a green homeowner, I'm all about approachability). I now own these things from OSH:
travel system stroller (just the wheels and trays)
Playhouse (for Blondie)
Lucky Blondie
The list isn't too bad, but this doesn't include the minor annoyances I've had to fix or hang:
Picture: Baseball practice in the morning. Playhouse assembly in the afternoon with a rush to finish before Blondie got home. 3-4 hours later = exhausted. (PMM - those gray/black socks are for you!)
I bet Blondie is lovin her new digs and stuff her dad built for her!!!
If you think you are exhausted now, wait til baby boy comes! :)
Thanks for the encouraging words, Kelly.
You're working so hard! Take a well deserved break with cold beverage of your choice.
You've inspired me and I've declared this Saturday 'Get all the crap out of the backyard' day.
Smart move, buying a decent drill.
Leave the bomb shelter alone until you've got more time (or until your boy grows up and cleans it so he can party with his friends down there). Do post shelter photos though...before baby arrives, otherwise it'll never happen.
I can't believe how excited I am about your new house. It's ridiculous.
And who knew PMM would inspire fashion?
Thanks, all. It is a cyclone of happenings.
Tracy--we went through a major construction a few years ago, and our drill walked off with someone. Can I borrow yours? There are many finishes I need to get done... sigh.
And--I think you're nesting. I'm glad you're making your house your home!
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Stylized vector illustration with a rough edge, for an article about leaving your house safely behind during vacation.
You're invited to sevensheaven.nl for an extended impression.
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By Elvin Lim
When the dust has settled on the electioneering frenzy of these final days, 2010, the third "change" election in a row, will better be read as an equilibrium restoring election.
In the Senate, Democrats are about to hand back just over half of their recent wins (5 seats in 2006, and another 8 in 2008) to the Republicans. Most predictions for the number of seats the Republicans will pick up in the House hover around 50 because there are currently 49 Democrats occupying seats in districts that voted for McCain in 2008, and they are about to relinquish these seats. Put another way, Democrats picked up 31 seats in 2006, and another 21 in 2008, and they're about to return just about every one of them back to the Republicans.
This is not coincidence. It is the revealed majesty of the Newtonian system that the Framers of the Constitution set up, and our subliminal internalization of its logic. The Founders weren't too fond of waves of popular passion, which is why they applied "a new science of politics" and created institutions arrayed alongside each other with the specific principle that "ambition must be made to counteract ambition."
The invisible constitutional hand appears to be working. Now that Barbara Boxer has pulled ahead of Carly Fiorina in California, as has Joe Manchin over John Raese in West Virginia, it is likely that the Democratic firewall will hold just enough to prevent a Republican takeover of the Senate. To take over the Senate, Republicans must take the seats in CO, IL, NV, PA, and WA. Indeed, because Republicans are polling ahead in each of these last 5 races, a nearly perfect partisan equipoise is likely to occur in the Senate. That means the 112th Congress which starts business on January 3, 2011, will likely see a slim Republican majority in the House, and an even slimmer Democratic majority in the Senate.
Another way to think about this election as equilibrium restoring is to observe the net neutral effect of the Tea Party movement. In some places, Tea Party candidates are giving seasoned politicos a run for their money. Marco Rubio and Rand Paul now look like shoos-in for the senatorial seats in Florida and Kentucky, and Sharron Angle is in a statistical dead-heat with Senator Majority Leader Harry Reid of Nevada – which means, given the enthusiasm gap in favor of Republicans this year, Reid has a mountain to climb in the next two days.
Other Tea Party candidates, however, have turned out to be poor candidates. Principally, they don't know how to handle the media and the rough-and-tumble of electoral politics. Some, like Joe Miller, think it's OK to hand-cuff journalists; others, like Christine O'Donnell failed to realize that telling us "I'm not a witch" does not kill a rumor but sustains it. Others who have been inducted into office, like Scott Brown from Massachusetts, have long since forgotten their patrons. Like all third party movements since time immemorial, the Tea Party movement – now a flick of sunshine on a strange shore – is not likely to last more than one or two more electoral cycles.
All told, the Republicans are going to regain the seats they lost in 2006 and 2008. But, the electoral tsunami would most likely not be enough, as it was in 1994 or 2006, to flip both houses of Congress. And because of the truncated constitutional calendar, this year's wave will stop short of the White House. The greatest prize of them all will stay in Democratic hands (a prize that will become especially valuable now that the Vice-president's tie-breaking vote in the Senate will likely be activated in the months to come.)
A tsunami which converts half a branch is, arguably, no tsunami at all. For this to be a really significant wave that is more than equilibrium restoring, Republicans would need
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So I'm totally in love with this Dutch artist, Jane something (her last name is not anywhere! I have come across it, but can't find it now. Starts with an 'S'. Schouten? Anyway, find her HERE). Is she even Dutch? I don't know. Maybe she just lives in the Netherlands. You see, I know nothing. But check out this colorful wonderfulness:
(Love this pillow. And there's a how-to for these vases here.)
Wonderful: modern chairs and stools reupholstered in vintage blankets that she has embroidered and appliqued. WANT.
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I love that her color schemes match your hair. :)
Ooooh that second to last picture is GORGEOUS I love how the pink just pops out! So cool!
Is it Jane Schouten? I love it. Her work is the definition of whimsy.
Oh wow. I loved these.
I want that first chair... And a blanket, and a large cup of hot chocolate (it's FREEZING in Oslo today!) and a clementine and piles of books ant lots of time.
But, dang, I have none of these. Hey wait! I have a clementine! Not as cute as yours, but still.
Word verification 'brubde', which I'm pretty sure is a female troll name.
Jane Schouten is featured in the Nov/Dec/Jan issue of Where Women Create. The article says her family moved from Australia to Holland when she was 12. There are several pages showing her home/studio and her wonderful creations. Her website -is alltheluckintheworld.nl and her blog is blog.alltheluckintheworld.
Hope that helps!
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The book is arriving soon. Really soon. Before you know it, I'll be asking you to fork over some of your hard earned cash to read it.
Until then, here's some free stuff.
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Last month the good people at the Montana Skatepark Association invited me to create work on a skate deck for their annual fundraising gallery show called ON DECK 7.
The money raised will go towards construction and maintenance of Missoula's MOBASH skatepark. The art decks will be displayed on May 4th, at the Brink Gallery in Missoula, MT where they will also begin the silent/online auction. So lookout for that come May! Visit the MSA website for more information.
Anything that keeps us active and off the streets is A-OK with me!
I was super psyched to be given the opportunity to create work on a skate deck since I've never worked on a surface like this before. Prior to receiving the skate deck I had a few ideas in mind but nothing sounded as fun as creating a tree house and possibly a place where Animal Chin lives! (Special thanks to the BF, for telling me the Legend of Animal Chin.)
Here's the fun process of finding Animal Chins House:
Step 1: I started out with a quick sketch of the tree and a faint mapping of where I'd like to see the leaves.
Step 2: I painted a thin layer of gesso on top of the sketch.
Step 3: Laid out some color for the grass and painted layer of green as an underpainting for the tree.
Step 4: Started to lay in some actual color for the tree trunk..There goes my boss…micromanaging.
Step 5: Once I got the trunk texture down, I worked on the house, and added a thin layer of gesso on the stairs for later.
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Step 6: I started to work on the stairs, and the little look out point on the middle left making sure to use a slightly different wood tones for the stairs so the tree and wood wouldn't blend.
Step 7: I was really planning to keep the natural wood exposed for the finish but it was looking too brown and very monochromatic. (Boo.) So I placed some contact paper on the tree hou
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The study of thermophysical properties is of great importance in several scientific fields. Among them, the heat capacity, for example, is related to the microscopic structure of condensed matter and plays an important role in monitoring the changes in the energy content of a system. Calorimetric techniques are thus of fundamental importance for characterizing physical systems, particularly in the vicinity of phase transitions where energy fluctuations can play an important role. In this work, the ability of the Photopyroelctric calorimetry to study the versus temperature behaviour of the specific heat and of the other thermal parameters in the vicinity of phase transitions is outlined. The working principle, the theoretical basis, the experimental configurations, and the advantages of this technique, with respect to the more conventional ones, have been described and discussed in detail. The integrations in the calorimetric setup giving the possibility to perform, simultaneously with the calorimetric studies, complementary kind of characterizations of optical, structural, and electrical properties are also described. A review of the results obtained with this technique, in all its possible configurations, for the high temperature resolution studies of the thermal parameters over several kinds of phase transitions occurring in different systems is presented and discussed.
Note: Phase-locked loop with a voltage controlled oscillator based on a liquid crystal cell as variable capacitance82(2011); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3666865View Description Hide Description
A phase-locked loop is demonstrated using a twisted-nematic liquid crystal cell as a capacitance that can be varied as a function of applied voltage. The system is formed by a phase detector, a low-pass filter, as well as a voltage controlled oscillator including such variable capacitance. A theoretical study is proposed and experimentally validated. Capture and locked ranges of hundreds of kHz have been obtained for the configuration used in this circuit. An application as frequency demodulator using a practical implementation of this circuit has been demonstrated.
Note: Intensity control of a phase-shift based laser scanner for reducing distance errors caused by varying surface reflectivity82(2011); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3665922View Description Hide Description
In the phase-shift measurement method, the distance traveled by light can be obtained on the basis of the phase difference between the reference signal and the measured signal. When a different colored object is measured, the intensity of the measured signal varies greatly, even at the same distance, which causes a different phase delay owing to the wide dynamic range input into the signal processing circuit. In this study, an intensity control method is proposed to solve this phase delay problem.
Note: Higher resolution Brillouin spectroscopy by offset stabilization of a tandem Fabry-Pérot interferometer82(2011); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3665929View Description Hide Description
A simple modification to a Sandercock-type tandem Fabry-Pérot interferometer is demonstrated. By adding an independent reference laser with temperature tunability, narrow Brillouin lines that are tens GHz shifted from the Rayleigh line can be recorded with much higher frequency resolution than in the original system.
Note: Optimization of piezoresistive response of pure carbon nanotubes networks as in-plane strain sensors82(2011); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3665959View Description Hide Description
The use of carbon nanotubes(CNT) for the application in in-plane strain detection is promising. In recent years, in-plane strain sensors constructed from CNT networks have been developed; however, few studied optimization of these sensors. In this paper, a study of the optimization of pure CNT networks in terms of piezoresistive response is reported. The so-called pure CNT networks are CNT networks free of surfactants. The performances of piezoresistive response are gauge factor (GF) and linearity. The variables are the number of layers of networks, concentration of CNTsolution, and length of sonication time. As a result, the study concluded an optimal pure CNT networks sensor (GF: 2.59, linearity 0.98) with ten layers of networks, 0.8 mg/ml concentration, and 2 h of sonication time.
Note: Temperature derivative of the refractive index of binary mixtures measured by using a new thermodiffusion cell82(2011); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3662413View Description Hide Description
A thermodiffusion cell is developed for performing Soret experiments on binary mixtures at high pressure and in the presence of a porous medium. The cell is validated by performing experiments at atmospheric pressure. The experiments are performed by applying different temperature gradients to binary mixtures in order to determine their thermal contrast factor. These measurements provide a first demonstration of the good reproducibility of this kind of measurements upon calibration.
Note: Integration of trapped ion mobility spectrometry with mass spectrometry82(2011); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3665933View Description Hide Description
The integration of a trapped ion mobilityspectrometer (TIMS) with a mass spectrometer(MS) for complementary fast, gas-phase mobility separation prior to mass analysis (TIMS-MS) is described. The ion transmission and mobility separation are discussed as a function of the ion source condition, bath gas velocity, analysis scan speed, RF ion confinement, and downstream ion optical conditions. TIMS mobility resolution depends on the analysis scan speed and the bath gas velocity, with the unique advantage that the IMS separation can be easily tuned from high speed (∼25 ms) for rapid analysis to slower scans for higher mobility resolution (R > 80).
Note: Automated maskless micro-multidomain photoalignment82(2011); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3669528View Description Hide Description
We present a fully automated maskless exposure system for the fabrication of microscopic orientational surface alignment patterns. The maskless system allows us to fabricate arbitrary surfacepatterns over a 2 mm × 2 mm area with a resolution of 2.2 μm. A confocal autofocus system insures accurate and repeatable focus. Microscopic orientational surfacepatterns have been demonstrated to exhibit a variety of novel functionalities, such as surface alignment multi-stability.
Note: Investigation of atom transfer using a red-detuned push beam in a double magneto-optical trap setup82(2011); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3670356View Description Hide Description
We present our results on transfer of cold 87Rb atoms from a vapor cell magneto-optical trap to ultrahigh vacuum magneto-optical trap (UHV-MOT) using a red-detuned continuous wave push beam in a double-magneto-optical trap setup. We find that use of retro-reflected red-detuned push laser beam results in higher number in UHV-MOT than the number obtained without retro-reflection of push beam.
Note: Signal conditioning of a hot-film anemometer for a periodic flow rate monitoring system82(2011); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3672998View Description Hide Description
A flow monitoring system based on a constant temperature hot-film anemometer is presented. The device has been designed to monitor a dispensing process of extremely low quantities of adhesivematerial. The monitoring device presented in this paper is useful in industrial applications where exact flow speed tracking is not needed, but reliability and tolerance to parameters variability are essential. During the design of the device, problems related to the physical characteristic of the calorimetric sensor, in particular its thermal capacitance, and to the periodic nature of the monitored flow have been taken into account and suitable solutions have been implemented. The schematic representation of the monitoring device together with the experimental results obtained by monitoring fluids with different physical characteristics are presented.