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|October 5, 2004 12:00 AM EDT
It's not often, recently, that the editor of Groklaw.net, Pamela Jones - a.k.a. "PJ" - has expressed much sympathy for Sun.
Normally she is at the forefront of those criticizing Sun's management for their settlement with Microsoft, which she argues is nothing more than a pact to fight off the enterprise Linux challenge represented by Red Hat:
"Sun and Microsoft evidently have figured out from the SCO wars...that attacking the FOSS community is suicide. So they have a new strategy: they will isolate Red Hat from the GNU/Linux herd, and they are now stalking it with the clear intent to destroy it." (Groklaw.net, September 28, 2004)
But this week Jones is singing a different tune, because - compared to what she sees as the "truly disgusting" iniquity of Kodak's patent-infringement suit against Sun Microsystems - the Sun-Microsoft pact dwindles in significance.
Referring to Friday's decision in Kodak's favor by the federal jury in Rochester, NY, Jones aserts that "Kodak won, thanks to a patent system spinning out of control, one that is destroying creativity and innovation in the software industry."
"Sun, for all its faults," PJ writes, "developed Java. Sun is a tech company that cares about excellence, and they have put their heart and soul into developing Java. A community formed around Java too, and many, many individuals also contributed to its development."
Contrast this, she implies, to the low-down tactics of the Eastman Kodak Co.
"Kodak now says it will seek, in the damages part of the trial, $1.06 billion in past royalties, which they calculate represents *half* of Sun's operating profit from the sales of computer servers and storage equipment between January 1998 and June 2001. Why do they feel that is fair? Because Java provides 'the engine for such computer equipment.' Puh-lease. This is their workaround. You can download Java free, so I gather they wish to grab their royalties loot from Sun's hardware sales instead. I would expect them to also try to work out some kind of ongoing royalty deal as well, until the patent runs out. What kind of an upside-down, irrational Alice-in-Wonderland world do we live in, where such a result is possible?" (Groklaw.net, October 3, 2004)
The current patents laws "reward the Kodaks of the world," Jones continues, "and penalizes Sun for years and years of expense and sweat and toil and creativity by robbing them of their due reward, not to mention removing any motive to ever do such innovative things again as long as they live."
Strong language indeed.
Oddly, and by a strange coincidence, Sun's own president and COO, Jonathan Schwartz, blogged on Friday - the very same day the federal jury handed down its decision that the Java programming language infringes on patents held by Eastman Kodak - that, on the contrary, software and patents were not just strange bedfellows, but necessary room-mates.
Friday's entry, entitled "I believe in IP," began in resounding Schwartzian style:
"I believe in intellectual property. In my view, it's the foundation of world economies, and certainly the foundation upon which Sun Microsystems was built. Copyright, trademark, patent - I believe in them all. I also believe in innovation and competition - and that these beliefs are not mutually exclusive."
"If you look at Sun's business," Schwartz continued, "all we really are, like most of our peers in the technology industry (and the media and entertainment industries with which we're converging), is an intellectual property fountain. Pour money in the top, some of the world's most talented people go to work, intellectual property falls out the other end. We happen to turn our IP into storage and servers and software and services - but realistically, that's what our manufacturing and service partners do for us. All Sun ultimately does is create ideas, design systems and engage communities."
So what, more specifically, is his stance on patents? Here is what Schwartz wrote:
"A few weeks ago, the CEO of one of the more popular open source companies called and asked me to support their stance on the invalidation of software patents. I listened closely, I respect the guy and his company. But this was the same CEO who forbade Sun from shipping his open source technology with Solaris based on a curious interpretation of the GNU Public License. And based on rabid enforcement of copyright. He was looking for broadscale support for invalidation of software patents - not spurious patents, not the kind that are acquired for litigation, but the whole concept of software patents.
And so I asked - 'I'm not sure why you're asking my support to invalidate what Sun's stockholders have invested tens of billions of dollars to create, when you'd cringe if I told you to give away your largest asset, your copyright and brand.' His answer, 'You just don't understand.' He was right, I didn't and don't. And we're going to agree to disagree.'"
What goes for Sun presumably goes for Eastman Kodak, which purchased the disputed patents from Wang Laboratories in 1997 when it bought Wang's imaging software business for $260 million and is now looking for restitution in the damages part of the trial to the tune of $1.06 billion in past royalties, which Kodak's lawyers calculate represents half of Sun's operating profit from the sales of computer servers and storage equipment between January 1998 and June 2001. So are we to assume that Sun won't be protesting the federal jury decision?
We are not. Sun's lawyers will on the contrary, be mounting "a vigorous defense" in the damages phase of the trial, they say.
Their argument to date has been that Java does not violate the Kodak patents, and that - even if it does - they are invalid.
This may be difficult to reconcile with Schwartz's spirited blog. "I continue to believe in the protection of ideas conveyed by patents," he writes. "From drug discovery to academic work, the protection of IP is part and parcel of what incents inventors to invent, and investors to invest."
As they say: in this life, timing is everything.
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|OS Solaris? 11/01/04 06:42:31 AM EST
Talking of patents, hasn't The SCO Group Inc. consistently has said Sun does not have the rights under its contracts to open-source Solaris. So, how does Sun propose to open-source Solaris 10?
|Dat Guy 10/05/04 09:04:10 PM EDT
PS: I want 15 cents from anyone that reads my last comment out loud. Seriously, I'll sue your *** if you don't send me money now!
|Dat Guy 10/05/04 08:59:57 PM EDT
I just got a patent on the audibale frequency pattern produced by linear occiliscopic filters using cross parabolic scopular programming algorithms, created when someone utters the word "Kodak".
I am now suing Kodak for 15 cents for every time they answer their phone. They claim my use of the patent is an underhanded abuse and money grab! They will pay for my stupidity!!
|me_mybusiness 10/05/04 01:31:04 PM EDT
Datastalker has hit the nail in the head.
In North America (America and Canada), the way to pursue the American\Canadian dream used to be to build something or provide a service, work hard and do it better than the other guy. The quality of the product or service one provided would determine whether one succeed.
At that time, people who wanted to "get in on the action" would invest in your endeavour. For a small investment, they could share in the profits. It was a passive thing - stockholders were along for the ride, they didn't drive the bus.
Enter accountants whose only concerns are "profit centers", "cost centers", and the bottom line.
Now companies no longer make their money providing products or sevices, they make it by selling stock, and the driving force is not innovation or quality, but "Maximizing Stockholder Value", which seems to be accomplished by cutting costs, producing cheaply, and forcing stock price higher by any means possible, including frivolous lawsuits, patent grabbing, outright deception, etc.
Maybe it's time someone in this part of the world started a company where the quality of its products and\or services were the focus, not whether you can sell your stock for more, whether you can manipulate the courts to stifle competition, or whether you can save a few bucks by sending the work to Bangalore...
|JavaMan 10/05/04 09:06:00 AM EDT
I'm an advocate for open source and the sharing of ideas that make this world a better place to both live and work. I truly believe that two people can have the same idea and formulate the same type of solution. The question then becomes "Whose idea was it in the first place?" In our world it would seem to be the person who makes it to the patent office first.
Kodak "happened" to acquire these patents from Wang. Bottom line, the idea and the solution behind them weren't theirs to begin with. Kodak stands to reap fruit from trees they didn't plant.
We all need to grow up a little a share like good boys and girls. If money is the only thing that drives our creativity (or pursuit of someone elses patents) then, as a society, we have much deeper issues.
|moojin 10/05/04 08:49:34 AM EDT
Isn't "one program calling another program for help" the whole idea behind object oriented programming? And even before object oriented programming was defined, one program calling another program can be found in almost any operating system or complex application.
|thewiz 10/05/04 08:16:53 AM EDT
Unfortunately, IMO it will take some software companies being litigated out of existence before the patent laws change. Like healthcare in America, changes to law are ALWAYS a reaction to something being really out of whack.
Think about how long it has taken for Americans to get a clue about how bad things like McDonalds food are for your health. Our healthcare system reacts to things, like people having a heart attack, instead of the person taking preventative measures (exercise, diet) before the heart attack happens.
It's going to take several major software companies having legal "heart attacks" because of software patents before the rest of the industry gets a clue and quits dining at the trough of patents and IP.
|madstork2000 10/05/04 08:12:05 AM EDT
Kodak is yet another company that has been bleeding badly, and thus turns to litigation to survive. Hopefully soon a judge and the judges above them will get a clue and realize software patents are ridiculous, and should not be allowed to survive.
|tabdelgawad 10/05/04 07:38:43 AM EDT
I don't see how patents have fostered software innovation in the US; copyrights seem to be sufficient protection for that. On the other hand, where is the *evidence* that patents have choked-off software innovation? What developer did not pursue an idea for fear of a patent-infringement lawsuit?
If we're going to argue against patents, then let's see the evidence that they actually choked-off innovation.
|LordK2002 10/05/04 07:36:20 AM EDT
Given that this lawsuit is a threat to Sun, Microsoft and IBM, anybody want to take bets on how long Kodak will prevail?
|bartman 10/05/04 07:26:23 AM EDT
If Kodak owns a patent which describes a way for a piece of software to "ask for help" from another application, then aren't technologies like RPC and CORBA at risk?
|datastalker 10/05/04 07:04:12 AM EDT
It seems that today, companies don't produce products, they produce lawsuits, and that's how they get their money. How long can this continue?
Furthermore, since $1.06B is about 1/3 of Sun's cash on hand, what will that mean for Sun? It's 7% of their total value, so this can't be good for them.
In the end, it's only the lawyers who win.
|rollingcalf 10/05/04 07:00:43 AM EDT
Software is the only thing in the world that can be patented, copyrighted, and be a trade secret at the same time (because source code in usually not revealed). That definitely makes it different, and that sort of multi-level IP protection is excessive.
|eamacnaghten 10/05/04 06:59:31 AM EDT
This epitomizes the case against software patents. They are too open to abuse. The purpose of patents is to encourage inovation, I do not think this is the case with software ones. The vast majority of software is written by employees of non-software companies for those companies. Software patents are irrelevant there. Copyright performs as good a protection where needed regarding software as ever is required.
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I'm trying to get an "only in New York" reaction out of visitors - where can I take them for a dinner with a great atmosphere and great food that you can only find in New York? Looking for Asian, American, Seafood...they've already been to Kittichai, Morimoto, Buddha Bar, Craft, BLT Steak...
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For Asian, I think it would be difficult to find "only in NY", perhaps Asian fusian like Asiate.
I really liked Stanton Social when I went there.
It gets a tad pricey because of the small portions though.
French onion soup dumplings, Kobe beef sliders and the braised short rib tacos were my favorites there if you're interested.
I find it disappointing that you are looking for an "Only in NY" reaction in restaurants that are (inter)national chains: Buddha Bar originated in Paris; Morimoto originated in Philadelphia; BLT Steak has locations in DC and Puerto Rico; there is a Craft Dallas and a Craft LA, not to mention CraftSteak Las Vegas. Only Kittichai is a New York original.
I guess one out of five 'aint bad.
I like bobjbkln's suggestions. For Asian, I would suggest 66, Spice Market, and Chinatown Brasserie, although all three are pretty trendy. If you equate New York with trendy, then that will work.
I think the confusion lies in your use of the phrase "Only in New York." Clearly, Katz's, the Oyster Bar, et al. are New York institutions, but I suspect that you are really seeking a "Sex and the City" dining experience.
Best of luck, Samantha, er Sparkles.
My favorite "only in New York" moment would be walking from an Argentinian steakhouse to get a quick dessert in a Filipino cafe, and on the way seeing Indian women in flowing saris passing by a mariachi band. Only in New York!!!
(This happens in Queens, but similar stuff can be found in Manhattan, where the LES meets Chinatown)
When I think of NY, I think a bit crowded, lively, and fun. While not necessarily the ultimate gastro experiences, La Esquina and Cafe Habana might work. Also, I think a really cool experience that is also very unique and actually has great food is Sakagura.
I recently had an "only in NY" moment at Forte Baden Baden in Koreatown (on the south side of 32nd St.). It is a bar on the second floor that serves reasonable fried chicken and a knockout spicy octopus and noodle dish. Eating and drinking there, and then walking out into Koreatown made me realize why I live here, including that you can replicate this experience in neighborhoods throughout the city.
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Also knowing that you are a short walk away from the Indian shops and restaurants on Lexington, and Mexican, Dominican and Kosher central Asian lunch spots of the Garment district and a Greek and an African food shop on 9th Ave.
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Next time you take in a meal on 32nd Street, stop in at the La Quinta Inn in the middle of the block. Take the elevator to the top floor and have a drink in the little bar up there. It's not fancy, it's like someone's back porch with a decent selection of beers and cocktails, and very very reasonably priced. Once you're ensconced on your white washed bench with your drink, slowly look up and north. You're right under the Empire State Building, and 15 floors up. When you've had a fantastic meal in Koreatown, and are so stuffed you can hardly waddle, this is my favorite way to unwind before the trip home.
I'm not sure if it's only in New York, but I've taken visitors to Meson Flamenco in Brooklyn for some great seafood and probably the best Sangria ever, not to mention desserts, strong drinks, nice atmosphere, and live flamenco dancing and guitars.
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Sad to say, Meson Flamenco is long gone.
I'm a big believer in the old warhorses - 21 Club, Four Seasons, Russian Tea Room, Delmonico - all the places that have been there forever (of course, the Russian Tea Room has opened and shut myriad times) are obviously very New York. I always feel very New York at the Oyster Bar at Grand Central Station as has been mentioned. Keen's is cool too. Also McSorley's. (I'll quit while I'm ahead!)
I would also mention the Four Seasons (the restaurant on 52nd, not the hotel on 57th) as a quintessential "only in New York" experience...this NYC institution reeks of the city's glam & sophistication without the tedious nouveau attitude...
Union Square Café also reeks of "only in NY"...as does Serendipity, a good burger joint like Melon's, a great pizza maybe from Arturo's or Totonno and a hot dog from Papaya King...and don't forget lunch at Fred's at Barney's for the trendy uptown scene...
Second the recs for ethnic neighborhood dining...
I agree with the suggestions of Katz's, Peter Luger's, etc. I'd also recommend Madiba in Fort Greene (www.madibarestaurant.com). It is one of the only places I know of in the country to get South African food.


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As well as writing books, Antony has illustrated a few, and also paints the scenery around him in North Yorkshire. He has two web sites where you can view his pictures: www.awpaintings.150m.com and www.awillustration.150m.com, but if you scroll down this page, you will see a smattering of what those web sites have to offer. Please note: you may need to enable ActiveX controls by following the instructions in the yellow bar at the top of this window.
Antony's new novel, Buster's Blitz, is included this term in Serial Mash, 2Simple's online reading resource within Purple Mash.
Coming Soon:
A Feather For Your Father is the first of a new set of books by Antony Wootten. The set is likely to be called BigShorts: short novels for strong readers. A Feather For My Father will be released soon: date TBA.
A selection of Antony's illustrations and landscape paintings.
Agents and Publishers
"Eskdale Publishing began as a self-publishing venture. Submitting to agents and publishers is massively time-consuming, and not something I am currently doing. However, I am very happy to be contacted." Antony Wootten
Teachers, would you like Antony to visit your school? Contact him on email@example.com or
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CIGI report on regulatory failings in run-up to financial crisis questions FSB's ability to succeed in its current form
Monday, July 16, 2012
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International regulators failed to keep pace with the globalization of the financial system in the run-up to the financial crisis in 2007 — a failing thathighlights the magnitude of the current challenges in managing the international financial system, says a new CIGI paper.
Africa Portal's new "Community of Practice" blog offers collaborative space for insight on African research trends
Tuesday, July 10, 2012
News Release
The Africa Portal invites policy makers, journalists, researchers and students conducting work on African policy issues to explore Community of Practice, a new blog offering fresh insight on Africa-related research.
Expected growth in private security firms puts pressure on Haiti to fix regulatory regime, says new paper
Monday, July 9, 2012
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Haiti needs tougher laws to control the rapid growth in private security forces, who are filling the void left by a shortage of public police, a new CIGI paper recommends.
Unleashing the Nuclear Watchdog: major recommendations for IAEA to be presented at NPSIA, Carleton University
Thursday, July 5, 2012
Media Advisory
The findings of a two-year research project on the International Atomic Energy Agency will be presented by author and nuclear governance expert Trevor Findlay at Carleton University's Norman Paterson School of International Affairs on July 10, 2012 at 12:30 p.m.
Deep gaps in global governance are impeding progress on many worldwide challenges, CIGI report says
Friday, June 29, 2012
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Critical gaps in almost every sector of global governance and coordination arrangements are impeding progress in addressing a wide range of the world's most pressing challenges, a new CIGI report says.
IMF ill-equipped to lead efforts to shrink global imbalances, CIGI paper says
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
News Release
Past failures in addressing global economic imbalances suggest the International Monetary Fund is poorly positioned to lead such efforts in the future, says CIGI's new behind-the-scenes account of IMF activities prior to the global financial crisis.
CIGI Campus design wins international architectural award
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
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The Royal Institute of British Architects has named the CIGI Campus, designed by Toronto's Kuwabara Payne McKenna Blumberg Architects (KPMB), as one of the recipients of its 2012 International Award for Architecture.
New book released by NPSIA and CIGI focuses on Canada and Mexico's "Unfinished Agenda"
Friday, June 22, 2012
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The latest installment of the Canada Among Nations series, "Canada Among Nations 2011-2012: Canada and Mexico's Unfinished Agenda," provides an insightful examination of Canada's relationship with one of its most important trade and investment partners: Mexico. The new book was released in May 2012 by CIGI and the Norman Paterson School of International Affairs (NPSIA) at Carleton University.
UN electoral certification most effective when flexible, according to first installment in new policy brief series
Friday, June 22, 2012
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A new policy brief series from CIGI and the Africa Initiative is highlighting crucial lessons for improving electoral certification, an emerging process used by the United Nations (UN) in its involvement in post-conflict elections.
CIGI experts available for comment on UN's 'Rio+20' conference
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Media advisory
The Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI) will have experts in Rio de Janeiro and offsite, from June 20 to 22 and available for media interviews on the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development.
G20 summit yields useful commitments to euro reforms, better framing of global choices: CIGI experts
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
News release
The Los Cabos G20 summit resulted in an important commitment by Europe to reform its troubled banking system. At the same time, the summit marked a useful movement away from a false debate about austerity versus growth, and toward a more useful global political conversation about balancing of prudence versus generosity.
Unleashing the Nuclear Watchdog: major recommendations for IAEA to be presented in Washington, D.C.
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Media Advisory
The findings of a two-year research project on the International Atomic Energy Agency will be presented by author and nuclear governance expert Trevor Findlay at SIPRI North America on June 25, 2012 at 12 p.m. He will be introduced by Chantal de Jonge Oudraat, executive director, SIPRI North America.


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The seafloor off the coast of Chile is carpeted with bacterial mats of gigantic proportions. They cover an area as large as that of the state of Alabama. Their total weight is of the order of 100 million tons, which probably makes this the largest single species microbiome on Earth. The mats con... Read More
From Swiss to cheddar, cheeses depend on the action of microbes for their flavor and aroma. But it's far from clear how these teams of microbes work together to ripen cheese.
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A deadly disease that is wiping out salamanders in parts of Europe will inevitably reach the U.S. through the international wildlife trade unless steps are taken to halt its spread, says University of Maryland amphibian expert Karen Lips.
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A music video making the rounds on YouTube entitled "One Truth," is dedicated to all of the brave researchers, healthcare workers, and others who have put their lives on the line to save people during the recent outbreak of Ebola virus disease. Pardis Sabeti, MD, DPhil, an NIH-funded New Innovat... Read More
Designer Wei Lei poses a challenging, and fascinating question: Would you lick a delicious treat that resembles a prickly cactus or a deadly E. coli bacterium?
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The bed bug may be just as dangerous as its sinister cousin, the triatomine, or "kissing" bug. A new study from Penn Medicine researchers in the Center for Clinical Epidemiology and Biostatistics demonstrated that bed bugs, like the triatomines, can transmit Trypanosoma cruzi, the parasite that ... Read More
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Natural genetic variation in a protective antiviral enzyme holds promise for new therapies.
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As will be argued below the present definition of a prokaryote is highly unsatisfactory. To give an example: a prokaryote is "a cell or organism lacking a nucleus and other membrane-enclose organelles, usually having its DNA in a single circular molecule" (Brock, Biology of Microorganisms, 10th ... Read More
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These really special Christmas and Holiday labels are designed by Catherine Auger of Pumpkinsandposies.com This collection includes an assorted set of round labels and oval labels. Each design is in a round label and an oval labels: Happy Holidays, Merry Christmas, Holly Jolly, Peace and Joy and more. Labels are formatted for Worldlabel WL-550 and our Round labels WL-5375, for optimum alignment, we recommend using our full sheet labels and cutting out the design. Happy Holidays…..
Spring has sprung Easter printable labels
Spring has sprung printable Easter labels and stickers are designed by Erin Rippy of InkTreePress.com These Easter labels are in PDF templates and are print ready. Included in this collection is a pack of free digital Easter papers available for download in a zip file, a full sheet label, round labels and stickers, Easter tags and shipping label sizes. Enjoy
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Honorary Irish St Pattys Day Printable Labels
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Back to Erin St Patty's Day Vintage Labels
Back to Erin St Patrick's Day labels and stickers in a vintage theme are design by Erin Rippy of InkTreePress.com Labels are in ready to print Free label templates. Use Worldlabel.com products WL-175, WL-125 and WL-5375 to print on.
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Valentine Labels by Falala Designs
Ana Feliciano of Falala Designs has been busy designing a great set of Valentine' Day labels for all your packages and gifts. Some really sweet Round Labels and a rectangular label you can use to really spruce up all your packages and make them really beautiful. Also included are some small round Valentines Day labels you can use as an envelope seal. An a really gorgeous garland with the words LOVE to print.
Every year around the World on February 14th, lots of people exchange cards, candy, gifts or flowers with their special "valentine." The day of romance we call Valentine's Day is named for a Christian martyr and dates back to the 5th century, but has origins in the Roman holiday Lupercalia.
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Hand lettered Chalk Art Valentine's Day Labels
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Chalkboard artist and illustrator Valerie McKeehan has been hand lettering since childhood. Drawn to the simplicity of chalk and the nostalgia that it inspires, she opened her boutique, Lily and Val, in 2012. Whimsical and undeniably handcrafted, her designs are honest and authentic, at home with their imperfections and unique character.
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Happy Valentines Day Printables designed by Little Paper Sparrow
Treat your loved one to a very special Valentines Day with these free, easy to print, vibrant Folk Floral printables designed by Little Paper Sparrow
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Whole Hearted Valentines Day Printable Labels
These really wonderful DIY Valentines Day Printables and Labels are free to download. Design by Erin Rippy of Inktreepress.com Included in this Valentines day collection of printables is a DIY envelope with designed cards to fit, lots of different labels including round Valentines Day Labels and, a bonus free collection of digital papers with a whole hearted theme.
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Happy Holiday Label Printables by Catherine Auger
Hand Drawn and Lettered Happy Holiday and Merry Christmas printable labels by Catherine Auger of pumpkinsandposies.com Labels are in ready to print PDF templates. This collection includes round stickers and package tags To and From in a cream and also a chalkboard theme. To print we suggest using our one page full sheet adhesive label and cut out the design. For the round labels, use a hole punch or our WL-5375 round label size and WL-150 (same size as Avery® 5164) for the To and From holiday gift labels. Happy Holidays and Merry Christmas everyone!
Whimsical Christmas Labels by Angie Sandy
Angie Sandy wants to live in a beautiful world where everything is full of color, delightful patterns and wonderful illustrations. As an illustrator and surface pattern designer, she's been applauded for her hand drawn, whimsical style.
When she's not creating pretty things for you to enjoy she can be found homeschooling her 3 girls, taking care of cows with her husband, and helping her girls with their 4H lamb projects.
Discover some of her lovely color palettes on her blog and don't miss her on Pinterest too!
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StaffPop and Rock is a pretty wide-ranging genre, so it makes sense that more albums fell into this category than any other. Today, we're posting the bottom half of our list of 30; the top half will roll out Monday. So, "Hey, where's MY favourite album on this list?!" It might be just around the corner... UPDATE: Part Two is now available here.Exclaim!'s Best Albums of 2012: Pop and Rock, Part One:30. Ariel Pink's Haunted GraffitiMature Themes(4AD)Is Mature Themes an appropriate title for a record containing the phrases "suicide dumplings," "sperm brain" and "blowjobs of death"? Maybe, maybe not. Ariel Pink's most critically acclaimed effort to date is a pilgrimage to the edge of artifice. While most of its songs contain the sonic stimulation of a cloud-nine acid trip, other moments — and I mean this as a compliment to his intrepidness — are so utterly unlistenable that one cannot help but consider this might be a joke on us all. 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A Ski video by tetongravityresearch - 6,754 views
Europe is a different world: strange laws, smaller cars, and a whole different language. Athletes Dash Longe, Dylan Hood, and Eric Roner trek through Eastern Europe in search of the goods. The boys encountered some obstacles when law enforcement officials prohibit them from skiing off-piste in the deepest snow they have ever seen.
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