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Cartersville Mug Shots: Public Drunk, Shoplifting
The people listed on the Bartow County jail's intake report were arrested and booked into the jail but are not convicted, therefore are presumed innocent until the court system settles their cases.
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Should nudity be off-limits on prime-time TV?
Cartersville Mug Shots: Public Indecency, Disorderly Conduct
The people listed on the Bartow County jail's intake report were arrested and booked into the jail but are not convicted, therefore are presumed innocent until the court system settles their cases.
Car stolen near Lake Allatoona
On Friday, a Bartow County Sheriff's Office deputy was dispatched to the parking lot located on the Corps of Engineers' property at 6817 N. Main St. in Acworth.
Stop the Dump float barred from Christmas parade
The Cartersville-Bartow County Exchange Club has refused to allow a float made by the Stop the Dump movement to participate in the Dec. 12 Christmas parade.
Cartersville Mug Shots: DUI, Fleeing Cops, Stealing
The people listed on the Bartow County jail's intake report were arrested and booked into the jail but are not convicted, therefore are presumed innocent until the court system settles their cases.
Governor, Toyo: 650 New Jobs in Bartow By the End of 2017
Gov. Nathan Deal announced today at the Toyo Tire North America Manufacturing Inc. facility in White near Cartersville in Bartow County that the company will expand its current facility, creating a total of 650 new jobs and $371 million investment into the project over the next four years.
Man apprehended after fleeing police
Just after noon Wednesday, a Cartersville Police Department officer responded to the area of Hannon Way in reference to attempting to locate a burglary suspect, which resulted in an arrest, according to an incident report.
Bartow County Commissioner Steve Taylor approved 10 appointments to various county, city-county and inter-county commissions Wednesday.
Toy drives seek community assistance
As Christmas draws near, numerous organizations are busy trying to fill the wish lists of thousands of children.
Community Christmas Luncheon marks five years
Toyo Tires, its employees and community volunteers will once again band together Saturday, Dec. 21, for the annual Community Christmas Luncheon that provides a Christmas meal to those in need.
BCFD recognizes girl, 6, for actions during Sept. fire
White Elemetary School student Krystal Blake is officially made an honorary firefighter by Bartow County Fire Chief Craig Millsap.
Man Who Attempted Courthouse Suicide Accused of Molesting Boy
The man Bartow County authorities say tried to commit suicide by slitting his throat at the courthouse is accused of molesting a boy back in 2006.
Bartow's Bruce Thompson Wins State Senate Seat
After coming out ahead in the November special election to fill the District 14 State Senate seat vacated by Barry Loudermilk, Bartow County resident Bruce Thompson has secured the post with more than double the votes of his runoff opponent, Matt Laughridge of Cartersville.
Winning $257 Mega Millions numbers: December 3
Tuesday night's Mega Millions jackpot reached $4257 million! Here are the winning numbers: 12, 41, 7, 44, 59 Mega Ball - 3 The tragic shooting of a 72-year-old man in North Georgia has re-ignited a nationwide debate over "Stand Your Ground" laws.
Police: Cartersville man attempts courthouse suicide
Bartow County officials say a Cartersville man walked into the county courthouse just after noon Tuesday, pulled out a knife and cut his own neck.
Taylorsville council nixes city alcohol sales
Declaring that the city wasn't ready yet, the Taylorsville City Council on Monday night voted unanimously to deny a proposal to allow alcohol sales in the city.
Troopers Ask for Public's Help After Fatal Crash in Cartersville
The Georgia State Patrol's Specialized Collision Reconstruction Team based in Calhoun is asking for the public's help in locating a vehicle and driver in connection with a fatal crash Tuesday morning on Interstate 75 near Pleasant Valley Road in Bartow County, according to a press release.
BCSO: Avoid Highway 411 Near Martin Road Due To Fatal Crash
Update Georgia State Patrol officials tell Patch the crash appears to have been a head-on collision that resulted in one fatality.
Man, 70, Points Gun at 4 People Over 'Past Relationship'
A Cartersville man who said he knew he wasn't allowed on the property of a Rolling Hills Drive home went there anyway and allegedly pointed a gun at four people and threatened to kill them.
Strickland works for Bartow economic development
As the acting head of the Development Authority of Bartow County, Eric Strickland has been a busy man this year.

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When the smartphone craze first started, the thought of being able to stream a movie or TV show while commuting into work or waiting at the airport was simply a dream. Screens were small, coverage was spotty, and it was hard to find shows you actually wanted to see. Fast forward to today, and streaming content on the go is genuinely good.
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Silly to serious: That's the personal finance mix this week. At such a busy time of year, it seemed somehow fitting to offer a dollop of fun, along with some practical news bits.
So let's get the serious out of the way and then we'll proceed to checkout with the fun.
As the calendar ticks toward Dec. 31, here are some last-minute, year-end tips recommended by financial professionals:
Do your donations
If you want a charitable deduction on this year's taxes, you need to write that donation check by Dec. 31. Donations made on a credit card by Dec. 31 are deductible for 2012, even if you pay the Visa bill in 2013, the Internal Revenue Service says. A gift by check also counts for 2012, as long it's mailed in December. Gifts to individuals friends, family or strangers are not deductible.
Max out the 401(k)
It's a gift to yourself: a little more retirement cushion. If you haven't maxed out the annual contribution to your 401(k) at work, do so now. For 2012, the annual contribution limit is $17,000. (Next year, the annual limit goes up to $17,500.) If you're over age 50, you can make an additional catch-up contribution this year of $5,500.
Ditto for your IRA
To boost your retirement savings, don't forget your IRA contributions. In 2012, the maximum contribution to IRAs and Roth IRAs is the smaller of: $5,000 or your taxable compensation for the year. (For those age 50 or older, the limit is $6,000.)
If you're not covered by a retirement plan at work, you can get a full tax deduction for IRA contributions. If covered by an employer's retirement plan, you can take a deduction up to certain income limits (i.e. no deduction is allowed for married couples filing jointly with incomes above $112,000).
'Moving' donations
If you're donating a car, boat or plane to a charitable organization at year-end, the IRS reminds that you can only deduct the fair market amount when the car is sold by the charity. This applies to vehicle deductions valued at $500 or more.
Spend those FSA dollars
If you have a Flexible Spending Account at work to cover health/dependent care costs, now's the time to make sure you've spent all those tax-free dollars you squirreled away. Since FSA accounts are use-it-or-lose-it, you don't want to let that money slip away.
And once you've spent those dollars, you'll still need to file claims through your employer's health plan to get reimbursed.
For dependent care (such as child care or adult day care), the deadline to incur expenses is Dec. 31.
For health care expenses, many employers offer a grace period through the first part of 2013. Check with your employer's health care plan for deadlines on incurring expenses and filing claims.
And note: Not everything you buy is reimbursable as a health care expense. For instance, all over-the-counter medicines, including painkillers, require a doctor's prescription.
For a detailed list, go to: www.irs.gov or your health care provider's website.
Prepare the paper
Now's a good time to start gathering the paperwork for filing your 2012 taxes. Even if it's simply tossing the paperwork into a shoebox, start collecting proof of income (pay stubs, 1099s, W-2s) and proof of deductions/donations (charitable receipts, canceled checks, credit card statements, payroll deductions).
Whether you use a professional tax preparer or do your taxes yourself, getting organized now can save some headaches down the road.
OK, now for the silliness. GoBankingRates.com, a new Southern California-based website on consumer interest rates, recently compiled a very nonscientific survey of what it deems the "strangest" or most humorous money-related questions asked on Google.
We're talking about those suggested searches that automatically pop into view when you start typing in a Google question. In compiling its list, GoBankingRates looked for the most-common Google queries on saving, investing or making money.
As the website noted, "Read on for a few laughs, or to find comfort in knowing you're not the only person who has wondered the same thing."
Here's their Top 10:
1. Is it legal to spend fake money?
2. Can I buy life insurance on my ex-husband?
3. Do $100 bills smell like maple?
4. How to steal money from a vending machine.
5. Why am I poor and dumb?
6. How to buy an island.
7. Is buying alcohol for minors a felony?
8. How to invest with no money.
9. How to make money selling weed.
10. Can a $1 pregnancy test be wrong?
On that note, happy holidays, everyone.
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Healthgrades Releases Clinical Excellence Hospital Rankings
A scoring system that counts patient mortality rates as long as 180 days after discharge as well as dozens of complications from common hospital procedures shows 262 hospitals as the best in the country, out of about 1,500 eligible for consideration.
That's according to the 2013 Distinguished Hospitals for Clinical Excellence report from Healthgrades, which says that if all hospitals in the nation had mortality rates as low as in these 262 hospitals between 2009 and 2011, 164,414 lives would be saved. That translates to 30.9% fewer deaths.
The report gives five stars to those hospitals whose risk-adjusted mortality rates or complication rates from procedures in 27 lines of service—from abdominal aortic aneurysm repair to cardiac valve repair or replacement—were lower than other hospitals'.
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"Consumers should use Healthgrades because of its detailed information," Evan Marks emphasizes. "For example, just because a particular hospital is among the 262, that doesn't mean you should go there. The first thing you need to ask is what you need as a patient, and are they doing a good job in that area. If I'm having a hip replacement and the hospital is not doing a good job in that, I don't want to go there. I want to go to the hospital that's got five stars in hip replacement."
Noticeably not on the list are some big name hospitals, such as the Cleveland Clinic, the Mayo Clinic's Methodist Hospital in Rochester, MN (although the Mayo's Saint Mary's Hospital in Rochester made the list), Johns Hopkins Medical Center in Baltimore, San Francisco General, Massachusetts General Hospital and Beth Israel Deaconess.
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Comprehensive Lung Cancer Care Program at Swedish Medical Center in Denver, Colorado
Lung Cancer Specialists Using a Proactive, Team Approach to Provide Advanced Diagnostics and Surgical & Nonsurgical Therapies.
Our program's diverse team of specialists, advanced resources and full continuum of lung cancer care are important qualities that have helped us earn the trust and confidence of our patients and referring physicians. We also make it easier for patients to access the care they need by helping them coordinate and manage the various services, referrals and therapies involved in their treatment plan. As a result, patients can devote more time and energy toward achieving their most important goal: restoring health.
Here are just a few of the reasons why Swedish is the provider of choice for lung cancer treatment throughout the Rocky Mountain region.
- A weekly multidisciplinary case conference where medical and radiation oncologists, pulmonologists, surgeons, radiologists and nurses review each patients history and proposed treatment plan.
- An Oncology Patient Care Coordinator who helps each patient navigate through their medical care decisions and appointments.
- An inpatient oncology unit with all registered nurses completing the HealthONE Oncology Core Curriculum, which enables them to administer chemotherapy; and several nurses achieving national certification.
- A Palliative Care Program available to help staff and physicians focus on the best possible quality of life for patients with advanced illness.
- A Low-Cost Lung Cancer Screening program to help detect lung cancer at its earliest and most treatable stage.
- Cancer research studies available to our patients.
- A monthly Lung Cancer Support Group devoted to the support and well being of our patients diagnosed with lung cancer.
- Earned the Joint Commission's "Gold Seal" for our lung cancer program
- Integrative Therapy Options for Oncology Patients:
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I have three words: DO ME! PLEASE.
Here's some Fifty Shades of Grey goodness for all you desperate ladies/gays out there. British professor, Dr. Faye Skelton (who I bet beats off to the book 3 nights a week), used various parts of male celebrities faces (based on female readers' descriptions of the book's protagonist) to create a mug shot of your mom's true love, Christian Grey.
Based on the male star's names mentioned by polled women, Skelton pieced together aspects of Channing Tatum, Brad Pitt, Patrick Dempsey, Johnny Depp, David Beckham, Chris Hemsworth, and apparently Val Kilmer's lips, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
The horny professor used special software, popular amongst the British police to create composites of criminals, to complete the spank bank image.
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Is marriage just an outlet for sexual drives?
Marriage is not just about filling the earth with warm bodies but filling the earth with worshipers of Jesus.
Watch or listen to John Piper talk about the value of parents being united as they deal with their kids.
How does God's disposition toward us change from anger to love? (Sorry about the chirping birds--this was recorded outside.)
An excerpt from the conclusion to the upcoming book, The Future of Justification.
Don't provoke your children to anger. Show them in your own soul how it can be replaced with tenderhearted joy.
Jesus gives us more than one reason why it is worth the risk to share the gospel.
John Piper looks at what it means for fathers to nourish, admonish, and instruct their children so that they will love Christ.
Jesus calls us to keep our marriage covenant in a way that tells the truth about him.
John Piper invites you to our national conference this September.
John Piper answers four crucial questions people ask about divorce and remarriage.
Listen to this excerpt from session 3 of John Piper's lecture series on Romans 9-11.
What does Jesus mean when he says, "I will build my church"?
Thoughts after the collapse of the bridge in Minneapolis.
John Piper responds to the idea that God is not supreme over tragedies.
Thoughts on whether a different opinion on baptism should be reason to exclude you from a church's membership.
In the end, even sin serves to glorify Christ and increase the gladness of his people in him.
John Piper talks about how it doesn't work to say Jesus was good unless you say also that he is God.
John Piper talks about the amazing fact that God has brought us into his family.
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John Piper discusses how our relationship to God can be like a child with his dad.
Growing a church by serious biblical teaching is difficult, but it bears more radical fruit than less doctrinally serious strategies.
John Piper discusses how to make Bible-reading a regular part of life.
John Piper talks about how to encourage your kids to love the word of God.
John Piper discusses the relationship between theology and doxology.
Three warnings to church leaders.
John Piper discusses the place of singing in family worship--even if no one is musical.
We are sinful by nature because of our father, Adam, but we can claim the righteousness of our Savior, Jesus.
John Piper talks about how to make your final years valuable for Christ.
Listen to what tattoos and piercing have to do with the glory of God.
What did everything that happened before Jesus have to do with him?
John Piper discusses practical steps toward having a vision for missions.
What does the story of Lazarus mean for those who have lost a loved one to suicide?
God planned the sin at the tower of Babel for the praise of Jesus.
John Piper talks about what attitudes and expectations you ought to have when you go to the Scriptures.
John Piper clarifies the reason why we should want to live obedient to God.
September 7 marks the 200th anniversary of Protestant missions in China.
John Piper highlights some tangible ways that Christians can honor Christ while on the job.
The sins committed against Joseph made Christ's coming possible.
John Piper talks about why Christians shouldn't bet their money.
The greatest tribute we can pay those who have died is to live for Christ, who is in control.
John Piper discusses why it is crucial for believers to know that God initiated their salvation.
A concise explanation of the gospel and a plea to believe it.
John Piper considers the significance behind believers "making melody to the Lord."
God's command to us to meet with and encourage each other is for our happiness.
John Piper explains why killing the unborn must not be considered irrelevant by anyone, especially Christians.
John Piper talks about how to keep from being dragged down by the shortcomings of others.
John Piper expresses his happiness at the 10-year anniversaries of Bethlehem's executive pastor and worship pastor.
John Piper answers several questions about the importance and effects of contemplating Christ's return.
God exalted Christ's kingship by having him retake what men could not handle--the throne of Israel.
John Piper discusses why the internet, radio, and television aren't able to replace the local church.
John Piper warns about the silent snare that luxury can be for the person who is seeking to follow Jesus.
John Piper shares seven ways that he has felt the loss of his granddaughter, Felicity Margaret Piper.
John Piper talks about how helpful Scripture can be when we wish to communicate with God.
Jon Bloom unfolds five aims that direct Desiring God's strategies for ministry.
John Piper considers how we can be a blessing to those on the brink of eternity.
John Piper considers the primary misconception that people have about biblical submission.
John Piper explains how God's disposition towards us changes at the moment of our justification.
John Piper discusses the relationship between a Christian's heart and mind.
Every detail of the death of Christ happened according to the plan of God, even his betrayal and excessive agonies.
John Piper shares several options for helping others grasp the truths of Scripture.
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Air Canada announced that they will order up to 109 Boeing 737MAX airplanes on Wednesday, unseating Airbus' former lock on the carrier's narrow body fleet.
JetBlue invited several journalists on board to test out Fly-Fi, the next generation of in-flight WiFi. Join us on board to see how how well it worked in our live report from Jason Rabinowitz!
LOT Polish has reached a deal with Boeing on compensation for its 787 Dreamliner problems. The Polish flag carrier had been seeking over $33 million for months.
Coming to an airport new you: United will fly the first passenger 737-800 flight with Split Scimitar Winglets, the latest generation of fuel saving wing tip devices.
As winter weather wreaks havoc on airports across the US this week, we look at why ice and snow are aviation's mortal enemies, and how airplanes can fight against Old Man Winter.
Come join our own Enrique Perrella on board the Korean Air 747-400, his first 747 ride, from Sapparo, Japan to Inchoen, Korea.
As American and US Airways officially tie the knot, where do they go from here? We've got the inside scoop, plus a recap of the rocky road that delivered them to this day.
Many airlines do something special for the holiday season, but WestJet's recent adventure sets a whole new bar. The Canadian carrier surprised passengers from two flights bound for Calgary by granting them their holiday wishes this year.
We look back at the previous incarnations of Frontier Airlines, trace the airlines that make up American Airlines & US Airways as they finalize their merger plus, we remember Pan American World Airways which ceased operations 22 years ago.
DC-10 lovers rejoice! The last passenger DC-10 in the world will remain in regular service into January of 2014. Biman Bangladesh confirmed the latest changes to Airchive this morning.
Alaska Air announced new service to Salt Lake City, Utah on Friday, fueling fires on a continued turf war with Delta.
Air Canada announced that they will order up to 109 Boeing 737MAX airplanes on Wednesday
JetBlue invited journalists on board a special flight to test out Fly-Fi: how'd it fare?
LOT Polish has reached a deal with Boeing on compensation for its 787 Dreamliner problems.
United is set to fly the first passenger 737-800 flight with Split Scimitar Winglets, the latest generation...
We take a look at how airplanes can fight against Old Man Winter.
We review Korean Air's 747-400 business class service. Come along for the ride!
WestJet surprised passengers on two flights by granting them their holiday wishes.
American and US Airways completed their merger, but now what?
AA and US finally became one but the really hard work has just begun.
The End of Pan Am 22 years ago, The airlines that formed AA & US, & the original Frontier
The last DC-10 flight in the world has been pushed back in January of 2014.
TSA-Pre opens to the masses, Boeing has list of 777X demands, & AA's Horton exits, & more!
Alaska fired back at Delta, announcing four new routes into Delta's Salt Lake hub Friday.
LaGuardia Airport is the subject of a love-hate relationship with New Yorkers, but improvements are coming...
Delta Airlines dedicated a brand new Boeing 737-900, named "Spirit of Seattle" to the Emerald City.


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I fell in love with this pattern the moment I saw it, of course, I had to do a bit of tweeking. Mostly I added pleats to the neckline to help with gaping (which turned out to be a lovely detail), made a single layer skirt with a shorter hem, and of course added pockets! I made the sash belt but I think I like it better with a bright belt.
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I forget where I got this vintage fabric but I think its so adorable. Its just a printed Cotton. I used a contrasting cotton for the pocket bags and the bodice lining which turned out really cute, and added boning in the side seams for structure.
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Sep 4, 2013, 10.48 PMby Mary Athey
Gorgeous dress, i love your fabric and the contrast on the pockets, The pleat neckline is lovely as well x
Sep 4, 2013, 07.35 PMby Gigette
So cute ;)
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Glenfiddich showcases the versatility of scotch as the perfect mixed libation.
The temperature was hot and the energy of the Emerald City was vibrant — it was the perfect evening for Seattleites to soak up the summer sun while enjoying the coolest scotch concoctions, courtesy of the legendary single malt scotch whiskey distiller, Glenfiddich. (more…)


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HM Queen Elizabeth II, 1981 by Franta Belsky (1921-2000). Photograph: Royal Collection Trust/ © Mrs Irena Belsky,
Her Majesty The Queen has been portrayed by some of our most accomplished artists and photographers during her 60-year reign. This autumn, a new exhibition at Windsor Castle presents a selection of official, commissioned and formal portraits that highlight the diverse ways in which Her Majesty has been represented in different media throughout her six decades on the throne. Celebrating the Diamond Jubilee in 2012 and the anniversary of the Coronation in 2013, The Queen: Portraits of a Monarch includes work by Andy Warhol, Dorothy Wilding, Pietro Annigoni, Cecil Beaton, Lucian Freud, Rankin and Annie Leibovitz.
Capturing the essence of a sitter has always been the overriding challenge for portrait artists. When the subject is instantly recognisable to millions around the world, that challenge requires particular consideration, as many artists have recognised. Lucian Freud, for whom The Queen sat in 2000-01, was so concerned about the potential difficulty of focusing on the inner likeness behind such a famous face that he compared the task to a polar expedition.
The society photographer Dorothy Wilding was selected as the first to photograph the new Queen following her accession on 6 February 1952. In this sitting, on 26 February, 59 images of The Queen were produced, showing Her Majesty wearing different combinations of dresses and jewellery, most notably the Diamond Diadem and the Girls of Great Britain and Ireland Tiara. The resulting official portraits were sent to British embassies throughout the world and provided the images for use on coins, banknotes and postage stamps. The stamps, issued between 1952 and 1971, became known as Wildings.
The Queens official Coronation portrait was produced in 1953 by the influential portrait photographer Cecil Beaton, who photographed members of the Royal Family many times over half a century. In October 1968, Beaton made his final portraits of The Queen, for use in his first retrospective exhibition Beaton Portraits 1928-68 at the National Portrait Gallery. In one photograph, partly inspired by the Italian artist Pietro Annigonis 1954 portrait, Beaton shows Her Majesty wearing a dark Admirals cloak against a plain background. The austere presentation was in sharp contrast to the photographers earlier royal portraits. Later the same day, Beaton produced a sparkling portrait of The Queen in a relaxed pose, taken in the White Drawing Room at Buckingham Palace.
Pietro Annigonis second portrait of The Queen was commissioned by the National Portrait Gallery in 1969. Annigoni took the solitude of the position of the Monarch as his inspiration. His portrait conveys a regal dignity and commanding presence. The artist reported that The Queens facial expressions were a challenge to capture, because they changed from smiling, thoughtful, determined, uncertain, relaxed, taut in rapid succession. The oil and pastel preparatory study for this portrait, included in the exhibition, was purchased by Her Majesty in 2006.
Andy Warhol, who had a life-long fascination with celebrity and once said, I want to be as famous as the Queen of England, created images of Her Majesty in 1985 as part of his largest portfolio of screenprints on paper, Reigning Queens. The prints, purchased for the Royal Collection in 2012, are from the Royal Edition, which is sprinkled with diamond dust fine particles of cut or crushed glass which sparkle in the light like diamonds.
The Queen has also been portrayed by some of the greatest contemporary artists, including Lucian Freud, for whom The Queen sat between May 2000 and December 2001 in the Royal Collection picture conservation studio. The thick application of the paint and the distinctive and dramatic brushwork ensure that the portrait seizes the viewers attention. The work measures just 23.5cm x 15.2cm and was extended in height by 3.5cm to accommodate the Diamond Diadem, which Freud chose to add some time after starting the painting.
To celebrate the Golden Jubilee of 2002, The Queen commissioned a small number of established photographers to capture her image. In Rankins portrait, The Queen is presented in the immediate foreground and at an unusual angle in front of the throne canopy in the Ballroom at Buckingham Palace. She appears almost as she would if the viewer was kneeling before her to receive an honour at an Investiture.
In 2007, Annie Leibovitz photographed The Queen in a series of images to mark Her Majestys State Visit to the United States. She was the first American commissioned to make an official portrait of The Queen. The atmospheric photographs were taken in the State Rooms at Buckingham Palace and show The Queen wearing Garter Robes and an evening dress. One image shows The Queen wearing the Admirals cloak, made famous by Annigoni and then Beaton almost 40 years before. Although set against the gardens of Buckingham Palace, this portrait was also taken inside the Palace and was digitally superimposed against the landscape backdrop.
Most recently, The Queen was photographed by John Swannell for her Diamond Jubilee portrait. Taken in the Centre Room at Buckingham Palace in December 2011, it was released on Accession Day to mark Her Majestys 60-year reign. She is shown wearing a State Dress, the Diamond Diadem and the diamond necklace worn by Queen Victoria for her own Diamond Jubilee photograph of 1897, as well as the blue Garter sash, Garter Star, and the Royal Family Orders of her grandfather, King George V, and father, King George VI. Through the window, the Queen Victoria Memorial Fountain is visible, forming a visual link between the two monarchs who reached the remarkable milestone of 60 years on the throne.
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Recently I get many requests from my clients to design a "NICE" brochure in MS Word. It makes my job harder since not only MS Word is not a graphic software, but also I have to think and plan twice about how to design background images in AI or PSD and inserting images into MS Word to look professional. The reason clients asks is, they want to be able to edit it and don't have any other software. What is your answer to clients when they want you to have a "unique" brochure in MS Word?
I can see where the client is coming from, obviously it gives them the opportunity to make changes themselves, however depending on what their brochure is going to be about a MS word document may not do it justice.
It would be a good idea to insert your work from AI or PSD into word to make it look more professional, but are they still going to be able to make adjustments?
What is the brochure about? How many adjustments would they need to make? Is this a daily, weekly, monthly change?
The reason they want it MS it to update it every month with new information and print in-house
I created the design in AI and PSD and inserted in the different sections as an image or background. However, some features can not be used for example bleed.
Thanks for your comments
i usually try to talk the client into letting me design the layout in InDesign or Quark. if they're not up for that then i turn down the project. it's just not worth the aggravation.
Haha, I got same task last month. I think it is a different task for a else person. Any way a good experience it is we can easily add our own text and images to personalize our brochure design. For clients we are not suppose to say anything.
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Personally I think you could offer the client the brochure in PowerPoint instead of word cause it makes it still editable cause is still MS Office and easier for you to make a good layout (background) and use text box to give format to the text. you can even set up the size of the page that way even if has to be done manually you can add the bleed and the crop marks.
I'm not sure if I explained myself very well but I hope this is useful to you :D
I would encourage them to have you do it in illustrator or indesign and offer them lets say 3 free revisions and anything past that will cost them $ an hour or revisiion. Also tell them for printing that is the industry standard to go. Some just want to save money and this is their cheap way of doing things, if it is a client like that, only do it if the money is good. Sorry but I have had my share of clients like that, I am not afraid to say that they are more work and heartburn LOL
I have never been in this type of situation. But if I did, I would create the design (with no type) in Illustrator first. I would then place it into the MS word document and add text there. That way, the client could edit the information in the design. However, you would have to know what type of alterations they would possibly want to do in the future. It would work out fine if they were just needed to alter dates, names, and locations. But if they were going to change all the content, I would offer them a discount on future designs if they were to come to me for alterations. If they take the discount, there is really no point in doing the design in MS word. Also, would you be giving your client full or limited rights?
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The best thing about the guides in the shop is how easy it is to buy before you die. Just make sure you have a guide with items you will be getting. If you think you are about to die just press "B" to bring up the shop. You can then right click on any item you can afford or a recipe with a item in it that you can afford.
For example if you have 480 gold and you have bought your red booties already, if you are about to die and right click the steam boot icon in the guide it will automatically buy the 450 gold armband so you only lose 30 gold on death.
If you only have a couple hundred gold then buying tp stones is always good as people mentioned. I would say that the past month more than 80% of my deaths where I had 135 or more gold I was able to buy before I died. Once you get in the habit its really fast and ez and saves tons of gold. A lot of times Ill buy and not even end up dying so its not like it distracts you from trying to juke or stay alive.
ward + tp! Or just spam out them items that stack.
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Ohio University: Political Flyers Censored in Dorms
In September 2012, Ohio University student Jillyann Burns posted a flyer on the door to her residence hall room, criticizing the policy positions of President Barack Obama and Governor Mitt Romney. Shortly after Burns posted her flyer, a resident assistant warned residents that "NO political posters/flyers should be hung in the hallways or on you[r] door until 14 days before an election." Following a room inspection on September 17, Burns was informed again of this requirement and the possibility of discipline if she did not comply. FIRE wrote to OU on September 28, informing the university that its restrictions on political flyers violated students' First Amendment rights. On October 1, Burns was informed that she was once again allowed to post political materials on her door, and that OU would revise and clarify its policies.
- "With Election Day Close, Ohio University Ends Political Censorship in Dorms," October 9, 2012: Ohio University dorms are no longer censoring students' political speech, freeing students to make their voices heard in the final weeks before Election Day. After student Jillyann Burns was ordered to remove a flyer criticizing both President Barack Obama and Governor Mitt Romney from her residence hall door, she turned to FIRE for help.
- "Letter from Ohio University General Counsel John Biancamano to FIRE, October 5, 2012," October 5, 2012
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Should you vote for and support policies that benefit only the rich as you wait to win the lottery?
I thought the story was actually some kind of joke. I laughed because I thought it was funny, like,
"What do you call an old guy, younger black guy, and a dog riding in a Prius towards ASU?"
Obama supporters!
Life's Too Short To Be Unhappy
IT LOOKED like a joke NightStalker, but I failed to see the humor until just now.
Thanks for the laugh.
I was driving on the freeway today and I approached a Prius from behind that was traveling about 62 mph in a 65 zone. As I got closer I could see the Obama bumper stickers for 08' and 12'. There were also ASU stickers in the back window. As I drove past going 67 mph I saw a white middle aged man driving with a negro in the front seat and a dog in the back.
And I thought, this is exactly what goober is trying to tell us we are all supposed to be like. Here is someone who is living out the left wing dream. Saving fuel, helping someone less fortunate, saving a forsaken animal, promoting higher education, and voting for obama.
Yes! Yes! They are all bad things! Burn the gas all the way, crush those who are less fortunate, hunt down all the poor animals, stay uneducated, and vote for Nugent! America will beat any other countries!
Uh..wait, did you say negro?
You know, the current world situations remind me of the time when South America got invaded by Spaniard. Call me a UFO nut, but I think weird repeats and coincidence happen all the time and I have a feeling that we will be invaded by aliens any day now. Remember that Aztecs had prophecy about the coming of white-skinned people and nowdays we have urban legends about UFOs and aliens.
I hate becoming a slave to aliens. I don't know about you guys. Probably many people, especially Americans will fight to death instead of becoming some pet for alien beings. One thing I am so sure is that we will be like cavemen wielding spears toward Apache helicopters with chain guns.
When that time comes, it will be a rude awakening that we are not special and we are not the favorite of God....
If they LOL are of superior intelligence they won't invade, they will just sit back and watch us destroy each other.
however i do agree about the fighting to the death part.
Extraordinary Popular Delusions & the Madness of Crowds -- Charles Mackay LL.D.
I ain't askeered a no dadgum aliens.
Bring it on!
"A democracy cannot exist as a permanent form of government. It can only exist until the majority discovers it can vote itself largess out of the public treasury. After that, the majority always votes for the candidate promising the most benefits with the result the democracy collapses because of the loose fiscal policy ensuing, always to be followed by a dictatorship." -Tytler
I bought a Chevy truck with a big block 8 cylinder so I could burn extra gas as I go down the road.
I have a friend with a Prius who brags about getting 40+ miles to the gallon, and every time I hear that I just brag about having 30+ gallons of gas in my gas tank.
"Twilight zone"
"to serve man"
" its a cook book"
Hey gogidolim,
I'm a Ted Nugent fan too!
Here I come again now baby
Like a dog in heat...
I got a signed copy of his cookbook too, "Kill It and Grill It".
I agree, the Nuge Rocks.
Long live The Motor City Madman!
Yea, guess the # of times i seen that one would match the page # on this thread # 27 now.
I just remembered it when you mentioned it.
Hey, I was watching a tv show called GEARZ.
TN. guy that work on trucks, Stacy David, had nuge on the show to rebuild his bronco.
they jammed w/ guiters too.
me and a freind at work (the guy that said " if i ever win i'm going to say it's the first ticket i ever bought" )
used to do an air guitar version of " cat scratch fever "
the words "cat scratch " were changed to something that fits perfect, w/ the tempo, but some were offended,
when they heard it. LOL
sorry for long post.
My mom lives a couple blocks away from where the Nuge grew up, in Redford , Michigan.
Merry Christmas
Has he still got the big place up in the UP somewhere, sully?


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