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Fewer Americans than forecast filed claims for unemployment insurance last week as state offices rushed to tally the data in a holiday-shortened period.
Applications for jobless benefits decreased 12,000 to 350,000 in the week ended Dec. 22, Labor Department figures showed today. Economists forecast 360,000, according to the median estimate in a Bloomberg survey. Claims in 19 states and territories were estimated because government office closures on Dec. 24 prevented a complete count, a Labor Department spokesman said as the figures were released.
The level of claims indicates companies are seeing enough demand to maintain headcounts, a necessary development before hiring picks up. To help spur demand, thereby stimulating faster job growth, the Federal Reserve said this month it plans to keep monetary policy accommodative.
"The labor market over the last several months has been pretty resilient given the overall pace of the rest of the economy," said Tom Simons, an economist at Jefferies Group Inc. in New York, which forecast a drop to 355,000. "We're keeping our fingers crossed that it continues." He said seasonal volatility and the large number of estimates makes it difficult to draw firm conclusions.
Stock-index futures held earlier gains after the report. The contract on the Standard & Poor's 500 Index maturing in March rose 0.1 percent to 1,415.5 at 8:49 a.m. in New York as lawmakers return to Washington to resume budget talks.
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Estimates for first-time claims ranged from 350,000 to 375,000 in the Bloomberg survey of 41 economists. The prior week's applications were revised to 362,000 from an initially reported 361,000.
The federal holiday on Dec. 24 prompted many state offices to close, making it more difficult to completely tally the data in time, the Labor Department spokesman said. Fourteen states and territories provided their own estimates, which are usually "fairly accurate," the spokesman said. The Labor department estimated data for the five states that didn't provide any figures, he said.
The four-week moving average of claims, a less-volatile measure, dropped to 356,750, the lowest since March 2008.
The number of people continuing to collect jobless benefits fell by 32,000 to 3.21 million in the week ended Dec. 15. The continuing claims figure does not include the number of workers receiving extended benefits under federal programs.
Those who've used up their traditional benefits and are now collecting emergency and extended payments increased by about 4,500 to 2.15 million in the week ended Dec. 8.
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Glee Star Cory Monteith Checks In to Rehab
Glee star Cory Monteith, 30, has admitted himself to rehab for substance addiction, according to a statement from his representative.
In a surprisingly candid 2011 interview for Parade magazine, Monteith spoke openly about his history of substance abuse, describing his past drug use as "Anything and everything, as much as possible."
In that profile, which, because it was Parade, was probably printed opposite a crossword puzzle, Monteith revealed that he began skipping school at age 13 to drink alcohol. He dropped out of high school entirely at age 16, only return for the rest of his life on Glee at age 27.
Monteith told Parade he became clean at age 19 after he was caught stealing "a significant amount of money from a family member."
After the news of Monteith's latest admission to rehab broke, his girlfriend and co-star Lea Michele said in a statement "I love and support Cory and will stand by him through this. I am grateful and proud he made this decision."
E! reports that Monteith's treatment "will not affect the shooting of Glee's two remaining episodes of the season," which is the most important thing.

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Just wondering if your going to mention common issues with inkjet printers (clogs etc.) and possible ways to handle/prevent them?
Will it come also as an e-book?
Jeff, it seems to me that the section on "Print Substrates" might be better placed in Chapter 4 on Making the Print. Everything else in Chapter 5 has to do with the print AFTER it has been ejected by the printer.
I was surprised by the comment in this thread about rendering intent, particularly perceptual and relative colorimetric, not being covered well anywhere. I would suggest "Real World Digital Photography," 2nd edition, by Katrin Eismann, Sean Duggan, and Tim Grey (yes, this goes back to 2004), p. 622, for an excellent one-paragraph description with what happens with the two intents when moving from one color space to another. For an even more nuanced understanding of the implications, one can go to two books by Martin Evening, "Adobe Photoshop 7.0 for Photographers" (an oldie-but-goodie from 2002), p.92-93, and "Adobe Photoshop CS5 for Photographers," (2010) pp.670-673. I do know there is much to be gained from reading about a difficult or technical topic in more than one treatment of it. So we could definitely look forward to how Jeff distills this. Nevertheless, there is good material out there on this.
But perceptual is much more complex in its implementational details than the others, and deserves a longer and deeper treatment.
I'll add a way of looking at this which actually sounds like an approach Jeff would enjoy using to describe these rendering intents (he could give me credit!): If we think of a map of the United States as a map of a color space, and everything out of the U.S. as an out-of-gamut color ...
I'll add a way of looking at this which actually sounds like an approach Jeff would enjoy using to describe these rendering intents (he could give me credit!): If we think of a map of the United States as a map of a color space, and everything out of the U.S. as an out-of-gamut color, then with Relative Colorimetric, everything outside of the U.S. gets put in the same place (same color) as the nearest point at the U.S. border. So Mexico City and Sao Pauo both get mapped to a U.S. border city, appearing with the same color as those border cities, and Paris becomes the same color as a city on the U.S. eastern seaboard. And nothing changes within the map. With Perceptual, when we want to incorporate out-of-gamut colors (out-of-the-U.S. cities), we compress the locations of existing cities in the U.S. and bring the foreign cities in, maintaining some separation, and therefore the perceptual differences between them, but at the expense of some shift in what started out as in-gamut (in-map). This gives a worse-than-deserved rap to Relative Colorimetric, as our out-of-gamut colors in photography won't be as out-of-gamut as Sao Paulo or Paris are to the U.S. But I think this is an interesting way of visualizing what happens. Photography is fun! --Barbara
I can tell you now, this won't play well outside America.
As another Brit I'd just like to flag up that we don't all sweat such small stuff.
With due respect, a "one-paragraph description with what happens with the two intents" is exactly what I would argue against. One paragraph for each of relative colorimetric, absolute colorimetric, and saturation, may well suffice. But perceptual is much more complex in its implementational details than the others, and deserves a longer and deeper treatment.... And, it isn't for the lack of analogies and nuances, which are plentiful.Brian A
Careful what you wish for bud...Perceptual rendering is a black box and your results will vary considerably based on what software/version of a particular Perceptual rending you are using. The rest of the rendering intends are more broadly documented...Perceptual is secret sauce.
Barbara has brought up an important topic: How does one best handle out of gamut colors when printing (or converting to sRGB for web output).


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Because we use only the highest quality pet food ingredients in our dog foods, we apply the highest quality manufacturing guidelines to our production process. There are no shortcuts here. We follow the strictest of pet food manufacturing guidelines to ensure we deliver a product that sets the benchmark in the industry. That's what your pet deserves.
California Natural has received certifications from the following organizations:
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In addition to our accreditations, California Natural employs our own standards of quality. Before any of our pet food is shipped, it must pass over 100 quality-control checks.
This isn't just pet food. This is the foundation for your pet's long-term health. We want to be sure we provide him or her with the best pet food on the market, manufactured in the best way possible.
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Multiple tests must be passed and specifications must be met for all raw materials and at many key control points during the manufacturing process before any food, treat or supplement makes it out of the manufacturing facility and onto the shelves of your local retailer.
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- All checks conducted require quality control verification. Some of the checks used involve laboratory analysis for a nutrient such as protein or for a potential naturally occurring toxin such as aflatoxin.
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Edwin S. Loyola 8/6/2005 5:56:36 PMprofessionally and neatly presented, great used of light and shadows, the red is stunning colour and you captured it so great, nicely composed and one of my favorite entries here.... I love the simplicity but its powerful....excellent work bob!!! kudos. #290107
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A 2009 drama film based on the novel of the same name by Christopher Isherwood. Set in Los Angeles 1962 at the height of the Cuban missile crisis, George Falconer (Academy Award-nominated Colin Firth), a 52-year-old British college professor is struggling to find meaning to his life after the death of his long time partner, Jim (Matthew Goode). George dwells on the past and cannot see his future as we follow him through a single day, where a series of events and encounters, ultimately lead him to decide if there is a meaning to life after Jim. George is consoled by his closest friend Charley (Julianne Moore), a 48-year-old beauty who is wrestling with her own questions about the future. A young student of George's, Kenny, who is coming to terms with his true nature, stalks George as he feels in him a kindred spirit. A romantic tale of love interrupted the isolation that is an inherent part of the human condition and ultimately the importance of the seemingly smaller moments in life.
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A candlelight vigil will be held tonight to call attention to a federally approved natural gas pipeline that will disturb scenic cliffs and forested valleys in Milford and Westfall.
A candlelight vigil will be held tonight to call attention to a federally approved natural gas pipeline that will disturb scenic cliffs and forested valleys in Milford and Westfall.
The pipeline loop is part of a $341 million upgrade planned by Tennessee Gas Pipeline Company, which involves 40 miles of 30-inch diameter pipe in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
Tennessee will locate pipeline segments within or parallel to existing rights of way for about 84 percent of the length of the project.
Protesters are OK with that, but they take issue with a section of the route that will disturb new land.
A 6.47-mile loop will divert from the right of way by 2.79 miles and then back to the right of way in a "D" shape, all to avoid a one mile of pipeline right of way in the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area.
The often-asked question is: Why would the company build seven miles of pipeline when it could just build one?
Tennessee points out that the loop is just 3.68 miles longer than the original route.
(To be math-specific: the 6.47-mile loop minus 2.79 miles of right of way being skipped, equals 3.68 miles longer.)
But the original, right of way route from 1955 is already clear of trees. Land disturbance there could be repaired to its current treeless condition. The 6.47-mile loop would be permanently changed.
In response to public interest, Tennessee explained, in a fact sheet, the reasons for straying from the original right of way.
After the 1955 construction of the existing pipeline, the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area was created by Congress and became part of the National Park System. Federal law gives the NPS substantial control over uses of the park system, but restricts the nature of activities that the NPS may allow.
The fact sheet notes that the Mineral Leasing Act does not authorize rights of-way for oil, gas or petroleum pipelines on NPS lands. Without express statutory authority, the NPS regulations prohibit granting a right of way for construction of natural gas pipelines in the federal park system.
The candlelight vigil is being held on the eve of the last day comments will be taken by FERC.
Participants should bring their own candles at 8 p.m. to the steps of the Pike County Administration Building, 506 Broad St. in Milford.


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CALGARY, Alberta – Shortly over a month after the passing of Ty Pozzobon, family and friends close to Pozzobon are proud to announce the Ty Pozzobon Foundation (TPF).
In the first meetings, the Foundation mission statement has been set forth: "To protect and support the health and well-being of rodeo competitors inside and outside the arena."
Pozzobon's best friend, Tanner Byrne stepped forward as the spokesperson of Ty's foundation.
"We knew we wanted to all do something for Ty in his name to make a positive change in our sport," said Byrne. "Through Ty's Foundation we can ensure his name, destiny and legacy live on in and out of the arena. A focus of Ty's Foundation is to work with our youth and our athletes on concussion awareness and the affects they have. We want anyone dealing with anxiety or depression to have somewhere to go, someone to talk to and a way for them to reach out to us for help to get the proper care and education they need.
"Ty loved people, this is our way of still doing that for him."
"We are thankful for the support from all of you in what has been such a difficult time in our lives," said Leanne Pozzobon. "We are thankful for the creation of the Ty Pozzobon Foundation. It is our vision to all do our best to make sure something like this doesn't happen again in the sport Ty loved so much."
Initiatives of the foundation include placing and or assisting funding the Canadian Pro Rodeo Sports Medicine Team (CPRSMT) at every ProRodeo and PBR event in Canada in 2017 and beyond; assisting creating and funding the concussion spotting team at Pro Rodeo and PBR competition in 2017 and more.
Fund raising initiatives of the Ty Pozzobon Foundation include donations, events, official t-shirt sales among others. Despite the official legal proceedings, the TPF has an operational parent foundation to run under to proceed with current intentions.
"Our first announcement with the Ty Pozzobon Foundation is a commitment to provide care by the Canadian Pro Rodeo Sports Medicine Team at every PBR Canada event in 2017," Byrne said. "Through our generous supporters and founders, funds are already in place. However, we require more financial support in order to achieve the goals we have set forth."
This announcement marks the first time ever that the PBR in Canada has enjoyed the presence in some form of the CPRSMT at every single event throughout a single season.
To donate to the Ty Pozzobon Foundation and for more information, visit TyPozzobon.com
About the Ty Pozzobon Foundation: The Ty Pozzobon Foundation (TPF) was created in February of 2017 to protect and support the health and well-being of rodeo competitors inside and outside the arena. The TPF has the goal of placing and or assisting funding the Canadian Pro Rodeo Sports Medicine Team (CPRSMT) at every ProRodeo and PBR in Canada from now on. In addition, the TPF looks to educate, support and build the youth of sport of rodeo and bull riding. For more information visit TyPozzobon.com


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Thirty years ago, Japanese gaming house Namco created Pac-Man, the hungriest video-game hero of all time. Not just an international smash hit, but a pop-culture icon of the Eighties. Moleskine celebrates its anniversary with a limited edition series featuring cover art and mini-stickers.The five-piece collection includes pocket and large hard cover notebooks, both plain and ruled, and a colorful set of 4 large Volant soft cover notebooks in celebrative packaging.
The hard cover notebooks are decorated with pixilated imagery that includes Pac-Man, ghost characters, fruit imagery and classical video game lines such as "Game Over", "Insert Coin", and "High Score." The soft cover Volant pack includes four different colored books (yellow, blue, fuchsia, red) with an embossed silver Pac-Man icon on each notebook.
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We've been made aware of a super deal currently going on with Interval for Windows Phone. The app is an alarm, stopwatch and timer all under one roof. Featuring live tile support, a clock view and a nice selection (all be it small) of alarm tones, Interval is well worth checking out should you require a way to perform all of the above tasks with minimal fuss. It has dropped its price tag and is available for free.
There's not a whole lot else you can say about an alarm clock app, but the design is both intuitive and great looking, making it easy to hop in, set everything up and get on with live. Everything a solid Windows Phone app should do. Be sure to read our previous coverage on Interval for more details. You can download Interval for free from the Windows Phone Store (previously $1.29).


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Reviewed by James M. (age 10)
On a scale of 1-10, I'd rate this book as a 10. I'd do that because this book from the first page on made me want to read a whole lot more and that is at least a 5. I wanted to always know what would happen next, like in the hospital when the medical procedure had failed before so the reader didn't know if it would succeed or not. Another reason is sometimes in books you get information you already know. That means you are basically learning nothing. However, in this book, I learned a ton of facts and information about Kevin Everett, his family and the dangers of football. I also learned the toughness of recovering from an injury. Because I enjoy sports, I enjoyed this book and the way it is written.
Before I read this book, I knew about Kevin Everett's injury but I did not know how things turned out for him. When I read about his transfer to T.I.R.R Memorial Hospital, I knew that meant he had a chance. When he finally walked, I felt happy. I knew that meant he was going to be better.
I would recommend this book to 5th graders all way up to adult. I'd do that because this book is not written like a normal book. It is written like a newspaper article and younger kids probably won't get it.


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Blacksburg, Va. (Oct. 9, 2004) - Sophomore Mariia Ilina (Kyiv, Ukraine) advanced to the finals in her singles bracket at the Hokie Fall Invitational. The tournament runs from Oct. 8-10 at the Burrows-Burleson Tennis Center on the Virginia Tech campus. At the tournament the East Tennessee State University women's tennis team faces players from Appalachian State, James Madison, Radford, Winthrop and Virginia Tech.
Ilina defeated Renata Caceres of Winthrop 6-4, 6-3 to advance to the finals in Flight B and will now face Jessica Long of VT. Jewel Aldea (Charleston, S.C.), Gemma Halim (Jakarta, Indonesia) also participated in this bracket. Aldea fell in the consolation semifinals to Victoria Moody of ASU 6-2, 6-3, while Halim battled Kate Harrington of VT but lost 6-4, 7-6 (3).
In flight A ETSU's Elena Volobueva (Barcelona, Spain) advanced to the consolation final with a 6-2, 6-4 win over Kristin Nordstrom of James Madison. She will face Salem Kirven of ASU in the finals. Also in the A bracket, Sandie Knight (Adamstown, Australia) won her match against ASU's Lyndsey Free 6-3, 7-5, while Sylwia Ziolkowska (Warsaw, Poland) fell to Paula Takahashi of Winthrop 6-1, 6-0.
Muriel Sherwood (Atlanta, Ga.) completed for ETSU in Flight C of the tournament. She fell in the semifinals to Julia Facchina of VT 6-2, 6-2. However, in doubles action Sherwood advanced to the Fight B finals with her partner Moita of Winthrop by defeating Ackernbom and Calzadilla 8-2. They will now face VT's Facchina and Holmes.
In Flight A doubles, ETSU's Aldea and Halim suffered a tough 8-3 loss to Lam and Larson of VT, but went on to defeat James Madison's Napier and Nordstrom 8-4. Ilina and Ziolkowska defeated Napier and Nordstrom 8-5 to advance to the semifinals where they faced Lam and Larson, but fell by a score of 8-2. Knight and Volobueva defeated Elazari and A. James of VT 8-6 to advance to the quarterfinals, but then fell to Caceres and Takahashi of Winthrop.
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Matt Jones had a team-high 13 kills against NYU (photo courtesy Gil Talbot).
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Matt Jones and Kyle Rehkemper each tallied double-digit kills, but it was not enough to overcome the impressive hitting of NYU, as Harvard fell 3-1. The Crimson drop to 7-10, 0-4 Hay, while the Violets improve to 15-7, 3-3 Hay.
The early stages of the first set remained close, but the Violets opened up a five-point margin about midway through, 18-13. A Jones kill out of a Harvard timeout closed the gap to four. It would be as close as the Crimson would get as NYU took the opener, 25-18.
Harvard bounced back in the second set, creating a 7-3 lead following a Jones' service ace. The Violets charged back though and tied the match, 22-22. Jones slammed home another kill and followed it with an outstanding service ace to push the Crimson to a 25-22 set victory. Six Crimson tallied a kill in the set: Michael Owen, Rob Lothman, Chris Gibbons, Nick Madden, Jones and Rehkemper all contributed offensively. Harvard notched 15 kills, hitting .385 for the set.
NYU took charge early in the third set, rushing out to a 10-4 lead, led by Partick Dodd's two kills. Kills by Gibbons and Rehkemper decreased the deficit to four at 11-7, but the Violets kept plugging away and forced a Crimson timeout with the score 18-11. NYU closed out the set, 25-15, to go up 2-1. It was the third straight set in which the Violets attacked at over 50 percent.
The fourth set was a close battle, tied as late as 19-19. Two Dodd service aces, and a lackluster attacking effort from the Crimson, gave the Violets a 25-20 set win and the match. NYU completed the match with a 42.4 attack percentage.
NYU's Taylor Fauntleroy had a match-high 14 kills, while Jones for Harvard and the Violets' Nick Capriccio each converted 13. Dodd finished with 11 kills and Rehkemper ended the match with 10. Owen had a great night at the net for the Crimson, knocking down one solo block and assisting on four others.
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A lot of the same here - hence no real update last week. HEY HEY! Look, it's me! Did you miss my face? How do people take pictures of themselves? This took me, like 4 tries.
Got some glasses - Con hates them. Thinks I'm trying too hard. Welll, I guess I'm doomed to a life of trend-free style, ha ha. What else, what else? Ah, the family I'm squatting with had a St. Patrick's day party. I contributed these (obviously amazing - look at them) cupcakes.
Travel continues...last week Pittsburgh (seemed cool enough), this week: Detroit! I like to think of the roads here like the Autobahn (I think I hit 89 mph today) - it's one broke-ass city, so I'm guessing the lack of police presence is due to a lack of funds to pay for them. Next week it'll be Indianapolis, a city I've never visited...contain your excitement, please.
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text: Sijun Forums :: View topic - Becoming A Better Artist (September 5th) workshop enrollment Log in to check your private messages Sijun Forums Forum Index >> Digital Art Discussion View previous topic :: View next topic Author Topic : "Becoming A Better Artist (September 5th) workshop enrollment" LunatiquememberMember #Joined: 27 Jan 2001Posts: 3303Location: Lincoln, California Posted: Fri Aug 26, 2011 3:36 am I just wanted to let you guys know that I'm currently teaching the 7th run of my online art workshop, Becoming A Better Artist: Critical Knowledge & Techniques For Todays Artist. It is a very comprehensive and intensive art boot camp that doesn't just teach you the critical knowledge and techniques that today's artists must know in order to be taken seriously as competent artists (from the essential foundations of visual art to the cutting-edge advanced concepts and techniques), but also explores the crucial importance of having a compelling creative vision, knowing your purpose as an artist, expressing yourself effectively through your artwork, and deal with common problems that artists face, such as feeling lost, confused, self-loathing, fear of failure, lack of motivation, and so on. All the details about the workshop can be seen here, including week-by-week breakdown of what will be taught and explored: http://beta.workshops.cgsociety.org/courseinfo.php?id=170 The discussion thread where I've answered lots of questions regarding the workshop is here (including comments from past students): http://forums.cgsociety.org/showthread.php?f=166&t=828694 Some past student testimonials: "I have never before came across such knowledgable experience. I have already learnt more than two people could dream of. The class notes literally blow my mind with sudden realisations and its turning me into a much more aware person when it comes to general observation and artistic skills. I couldn't recommend your workshop enough really. I always partially believed in blessings and you are truly one of them. Thanks mate!" - Josh Bailey, student October - December 2010 "This course value just paid off, in my opinion, after the first week alone." - Jacek Krzykowski, student June - August 2010 "You've now set an impossibly high bar for all my future teachers" - Suresh V. Selvaraj, student July 2011 "You know those times in life when you think about your choices at a given time, were they good, were they bad? Who would i be if turned left on that road instead of right? Well, now i look back and i`m so happy that i make the turn into this workshop. I was lost. Without any clue of how to achieve my goals, overwhelmed with information, overwhelmed by amazing work being posted everyday, and absolutely no idea how to get there. Every Monday morning i felt like a kid unwrapping the Christmas presents while i was reading through the notes, even the anticipation " New notes tomorrow...sweeet!". Everything was so well organized, written and exemplified for our needs as an artist, the assignments so well planned to push you further, step, by step, with precise feedback." - Luis Gama, student May - July 2011 "When I initially read the class description and objectives I thought that it was all too nice to be true ... I started the class with the hope that it would at least partially meets its goals but I am very glad to have found out that the course meets all its goals and that it has given me much more then I could ever hope for. I have been going to art school for 5 years but this course managed to teach me so much more in just a couple of weeks ..." - Steven De Saeger, student January - March 2011 There are a lot more student testimonials on the workshop details page. I have already taught 7 runs of this workshop, and if you read the rest of the student testimonials in the workshop details page, you'll see just how passionate many of the students felt about the workshop--for some, it was a life-changing experience that transformed them from insecure, confused, and frustrated artists, to confident, motivated, and productive creative talents that knew exactly what they want, how to get there, and how to keep fulfilled and passionate each step of the way. Back to top Display posts from previous: All Posts1 Day7 Days2 Weeks1 Month3 Months6 Months1 Year Oldest FirstNewest First Sijun Forums Forum Index -> Digital Art Discussion All times are GMT - 8 Hours Page 1 of 1 Jump to: Select a forum Digital Art----------------Digital Art DiscussionWork in ProgressGallery/Finished Work Miscellaneous----------------Random MusingsArchive : Sep99 - Dec00 You cannot post new topics in this forumYou cannot reply to topics in this forumYou cannot edit your posts in this forumYou cannot delete your posts in this forumYou cannot vote in polls in this forum Powered by phpBB © 2005 phpBB Group


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I started my career in the late 1960s as a stock analyst. Because I lived in New York, that seemed a logical choice. By 1970, however, times got tough for aspiring young stock analysts and I became a commodities analyst for a large brokerage firm on Wall Street. As it turned out, that was a great (although lucky) move. The 1970s were a lost decade for stocks, while commodities soared. It was truly a golden age for commodity traders. But that ended in 1980 when commodities peaked and entered a two-decade slump. During those 20 years, bonds and stocks rose. Fortunately, by that time, futures traders were able to shift their trading emphasis away from hard commodities into financial futures.


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"When Borders was closing, we were expanding," says Jennifer deForest Pierson, Rizzoli's vice president of sales and marketing, referring to the national chain that disappeared last year. "Our sales are up." (Rizzoli is also a publisher.)
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loved Harry Potter as a kid, i finished the books just before the fifth movie and i kinda faded out with my interest, but if this were to be legit, it will have regained my full attention.
i mean Hogwarts is a school that teaches magic for crying out loud, it's got anime written all over it
This reminds me of a video i watched long time ago. But sounds fun though :D
ehhhh anime styling doesn't address/fix what I didn't like with the book and movie series
What even
Give Harry a fucking HAREM! LOLOLOL
M is for Matt
I would watch it.
I like how Luna looks O:
Ugh I hate this.
Ugh I hate this.
another good harry potter themed anime could be about a Quiditch Academy with young athletes trying to become the best, facing against rivals from outside the school and within
That would be very interesting if that happened
would watch, love the art style in the OP
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Anime sure makes everybody look better haha.
Even Dobby looks fuckable.
Probably the closest there is to Harry Potter in Anime format. Though in my opinion the Negima (the manga that is) was far better than Harry Potter.
the following is a result of me having too much time to think.
it's about a possible Quiditch Academy Anime, setting, plot and characters
Main character and story:
a teenage boy (from a undecided country) loves Quiditch and tries hard to impress scouts and representives from training schools but hasn't had enough field time to show his skill. One day a high end Quiditch academy through it's PR tells the wizarding world that it will host a draw, with a free year at it's facilities for the winner, plus a scholorship if they impress. through a twist of fate he wins(hmm...) and leaves for the academy in England.
Once he arrives, he sees that this once well respected Quiditch school has seen better days, they haven't won a Collage Championship in over fifty years, not even past preliminaries in thirty. but the young headmaster of the school believes this is the year they go all the way.
Introduction to the team:
-The Chasers;
- Tyler Greene; the newly promoted Captain of the Academies main team after the former signed on to another school. he's a tall and stern leader, and very unaccepting of the new kid, mainly because of the "Free Pass" the main character got. at tryouts the main Character did well, and was accepted onto the main team, by couch reccomendation, not Greene's. thus Greene hold a bitter resentment towards the main character and pulls out everything he has to break his will, to make him quit.
- Connie Parks; a recent aquisition from a witch privite school in America. A long hair blondie, she grew up with her Muggle parents who run a succesfull communications company, meaning she is rarely seen without her cellphone in hand. she texts constantly, though she doesn't realize that a majority of her messages are either censored or blocked completely by the magic barrier around the academy. she is in love with technoledgy and constanting petitions for a merge of magic and tech, she even has her father work on prototype apps that she tests around the school, not all with success. she overly hyper and talks fast, worries about others and their reletionships. she is quick to anger if you mock her in any way, don't make her angry, she good at throwing things, how else could she have made the team. a strategy the team often uses is to get Connie angry at the other team.
- the main character
The Beaters
- Phillipe Gourne and Maire Gourne; this brother and sister pair are a fearsome force that have transfered out of France to spite their parents, who are Quiditch legends where they grew up. Phillipe is a large and well built for his age, mostly because of the harsh training he endured under his parents watch. His younger sister Maire saw how alone he was, and schemed to get them transfered out of the country. The two are inseperable and rarely leave eachothers sight. he speaks in few words and is akward in most normal social pleasentries. Phillipe is very protective of his sister, which makes dating her a danger to anyone who Phipple dissaproves of. His training however has made him very strong and has one of the hardest Bludger hits in Europe.
Maire is much smaller, almost half of her massive brother height. she was shunned by her parents while they trained Phillipe, she felt alone, and often worked on math problems in her seclusion, until she realized her brother felt the same way and they bonded. she is very energenic and often jumps on her brothers shoulders to feel tall(he doesn't mind, unless she's wearing a skirt, then he tells her to get down) she also is very snoopy and is often confronted while digging around for dirt on her team mates. her talent as a result seclusion, she memorized about measurements of force, angles, and speed making her one of the most percise Beaters in Europe, she can even hit a Snitch out of the reach of a Seekers hand without hitting them.
- Yariko Kigara ; an aquistion from a Japanese boarding school. she is calm and collected person , rarely saying more than two words, teammates have a prize for anyone who could make her smile. she wears her black hair in a long ponytail. she rather aviod all social interactions but often gets dragged into them by either Maire or Connie. her most amazing qualtiy is her reflexs, she could catch a falling quill from a neighbours desk almost instinctly. that qaulity makes her perfect to keep Quaffles away from the goal rings. however if she can't get enough sleep her reflexes fall greatly .
- Remeed ; a special request transfer from India from an unknown applicant. he is a thirteen year old boy whose been a mute as long as he can remember. he communicates through a unique series of handsigns that only a few know what they mean. he rarely wonders away from the team group, out of group security issues. he is clearly troubled from his past but refuses to share with anyone. his hair is shaggy and doesn't like to take baths. his eyesight is amazing able to spot the ever elusive Golden Snitch. he needs to eat lots of food for his eyesight to be exceptional, LOTS OF FOOD.
I don't really like Harry Potter. But i think that would be pretty cool ^^
Mahiro ♥
Heck yeah xD It would've been awesome
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On paper, it looks like a lopsided matchup as one of the league's best meets one of the league's worst when the New York Knicks host the Detroit Pistons on Sunday afternoon.
The Knicks are in the middle of their first losing streak of the season. They dropped two in a row in Texas -- a 114-111 loss at Dallas and a 131-103 drubbing in Houston to the Rockets.
"It was unacceptable, definitely unacceptable, definitely embarrassing to lose like that," said Knicks star Carmelo Anthony. "But, the good thing is we feel like we are a good team, we'll bounce back. There's some things we have to get back to the drawing board on defensively and we'll be fine."
They weren't fine on Friday night.
The 131-point outburst was a season-high point total allowed by the Knicks. The Rockets, led by the 51 combined from Chandler Parsons and James Harden, scored 72 in the first half.
Jeremy Lin created "Linsanity" last season in New York, but on Friday, he only managed 13 points and seven rebounds. Parsons and Harden finished with 31 and 33, respectively and the Knicks, ranked in the top five in opponents' scoring earlier in the week, fell to 11th.
"Tonight they beat us in every way you can beat a team," said head coach Mike Woodson. "I know throughout the course of the year, a season, you have games like this, but it's not acceptable. We just weren't ready to play, and that's on me."
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Food. You can't live without it, but you can't always get your kids to eat it. We all know (or have) kids that seem to live simply on air, whose parents are thrilled if they get them to eat one well-balanced meal a week. I know some of these kids and I've seen how incredibly frustrating it is for the parents. We're lucky because Preston is not one of these difficult eaters, for the most part. He's definitely gone through his own hunger strikes but they don't usually last long; I'd say 85 percent of the time he eats what we give him, which is the following, in no particular order: grilled cheese; cheese pizza; slices of cheese; French fries; mashed potatoes; chicken nuggets; baked chicken; spaghetti (or Spaghetti-O's) with bolognese or meat sauce; Pirate's Veggie Booty; Veggie Sticks; pancakes; eggs; cottage cheese; Cheerios; Yogurt Melts; Yo Baby! yogurt; honeydew; watermelon; bananas; prunes. Actually, typing that out, it doesn't look like such a shabby list of menu items, for a guy who's only been eating solid foods for a few months.
But notice there aren't any vegetables on that list—we've tried everything. He loves mashed potatoes, if you consider that to be a vegetable. He's starting to come around to peas and carrots, but just barely. I can sometimes sneak in spoonfuls of baby foods like squash and sweet potatoes, but green beans or broccoli? Forget it. Now I understand this. Anyone tried Fruitables? Any good?
Now that Preston is capable of feeding himself finger foods, he is pretty insistent on it—which makes anything that requires a spoon rather difficult. He almost always pushes the spoon away, sending the food on it flying in every direction (the only one who doesn't mind this is our dog Barkley). Sometimes he'll let me feed him with a spoon; sometimes he won't. Our new trick is to give him another spoon to play with while I shove as many mashed prunes in his mouth as possible (to curb his constipation). This usually works pretty well. Do you have any good tricks like this? Please share them!
I have a long and lean kid, so I'm not overly concerned about the all-carb diet right now—but I also don't want him developing my horrible eating habits. My diet mostly consists of all the foods I listed above, with the addition of sushi. I've got a simple palette, what can I say. There's nothing I love more than angel hair marinara from our favorite Italian restaurant in Chicago, Rosebud. And when it comes to pizza, I believe in cheese only, the way god intended—no crazy vegetables or meat, thankyouverymuch. I'm also what you'd consider a junk foodie. This works out well for us, especially because my husband owns a Chicago hot dog and Italian beef stand called Nana's, and is opening a second restaurant soon that will be serving deli-type sandwiches, pastas, salads and, yes, pizza, all my favorite and necessary food groups. So it's inevitable that Preston will grow up exposed to foods that you wouldn't necessarily consider healthy.
I didn't grow up in a healthy household either—my mom cooked well-balanced dinners, but we always had junk food in the house, like Entenmann's chocolate chip cookies, Little Debbie's Oatmeal-Cream Pies (my fave), and all the chips a little girl could ever dream of. My friends used to joke (well, they still do) that I was on the "ee-tos" diet: Cheetos, Doritos, Fritos, Tostitos, you name it. And because I, too, had working parents, I was home sans parents a lot and could snack on whatever I wanted. (I also got to watch as much TV as I wanted. In fact, I would snack in front of the TV! Take that, mompetitors...) Yup, I had it pretty good as a kid.
Obviously I don't want to raise Preston to only eat junk food—I make a very conscious effort to give him well-balanced meals, too, but he wants what he wants, and he's only 1. Am I setting a bad precedent this early? Jay and I are pretty laid back about this stuff, but I am always looking for new and healthier meals to make. Of course I want to raise a healthy child, but I also don't want to deprive him of life's little pleasures (say what you want about McDonald's but I've never met a Happy Meal that didn't put a smile on my face). I have a very distinct memory of eating McDonald's as a kid and saving the fries for last (obviously, the best part). My dad would do tricks to distract me and try to steal my fries when I wasn't looking...it was a little game we played, because he knew how protective I was over my beloved McDonald's French fries. (Confession: I still don't like to share them, except with Preston.)
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MEXICO CITY (AP) — Families in Mexico City say authorities have told them that 10 of the bodies found in a mass grave outside the capital have been identified so far as being among a dozen young people kidnapped three months ago from a bar in the city.
One mother, Julieta Gonzalez, says federal officials told her Sunday at a meeting that her daughter and nine others had been identified using DNA tests on the 13 bodies recovered from a grave on a ranch east of Mexico City. Tattoos and physical characteristics also were matched to make some IDs.
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Chiefs QB Matt Cassel ruled out against Tampa Bay
Chiefs quarterback Matt Cassel has been ruled out for Sunday's game at Tampa Bay with a concussion, and Brady Quinn will start an NFL game for the first time since the 2009 season.
Coach Romeo Crennel said Thursday that doctors have not cleared Cassel after he was hurt in the fourth quarter of a 9-6 loss to Baltimore last Sunday. Cassel has only spent a short period of time at the practice facility this week and it's unclear how long he might be out.
"We're trying to put the focus on preparing for Tampa Bay. We got a start on that yesterday," Crennel said. "We're going to try to be competitive and give ourselves the best chance to win."
Quinn, a former first-round draft pick of the Cleveland Browns, has been taking repetitions with the first team in practice this week. Ricky Stanzi will serve as the backup.
Cassel struggled mightily even before getting hurt, and it was possible that a change in quarterback would have been made eventually. Cassel had been completing just 58.5 per cent of his passes and thrown nine interceptions against five touchdowns this season.
Quinn was perfect on three pass attempts on the Chiefs' final series against Baltimore, but had a go-ahead touchdown pass wiped out by offensive pass interference. Kansas City was forced to kick a field goal, and the defence was unable to get the ball back in the closing minutes.
Quinn hasn't started a game since Dec. 12, 2009, when he was still with the Browns.
He threw for just 66 yards and a pair of interceptions in a 41-34 victory at Kansas City, but wound up getting hurt in the game. He landed on injured reserve afterward, was eventually traded to the Denver Broncos and then landed back in Kansas City this past off-season.
"I'm still just preparing and staying ready," Quinn said. "One of the biggest differences for me is you get to practice more instead of taking more mental reps, so that's an advantage."
Crennel said he won't necessarily tailor the game plan for Quinn, partly because he believes that the former Notre Dame quarterback does a lot of the same things Cassel can do.
"They have a similar skill set. They both can throw the ball, they're both experienced," he said. "Matt has more game time, and that's the biggest difference. Actual time in the game."
There's an even more precipitous drop-off in experience if Stanzi is forced to play.
The Chiefs' fifth-round draft pick last season spent the majority of the year on the practice squad, and never appeared to be a viable option when Cassel missed the end of the season with an injury to his throwing hand. Tyler Palko and, later on, Kyle Orton took those snaps.
Stanzi was just 9 of 18 for 91 yards with an interception during the preseason.
"I'm confident he knows the system. He's been with us," Crennel said. "He's as ready as he's going to be, and that's not going to change in a few days."


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Service For Late NIGHTVISION Bassist Scheduled For Next Week
Details have been revealed for the funeral service for Dean Hocking, bassist for U.K. heavy rockers NIGHTVISION, who was killed in a car crash on December 27 in Sleaford, England. The 23-year-old musician and an as-yet-unnamed 37-year-old fellow passenger were both pronounced dead at the scene.
Comments the group in a statement: "Everyone is aware of the tragedy we have experienced this last week and although none of us really wanted to get to this point, we do need to give Dean the send-off he deserves!
"We will be holding a service next Thursday, January 10th, at St Denys Church in Sleaford at 12 midday, before going to Sleaford cemetery, and then on to The Legionnaires club for refreshments, etc.
"We are already aware that so many family, friends, colleagues, musicians, etc., are planning to attend but please spread the word because we want to have as many people as possible in attendance to celebrate his life."
According to the Sleaford Standard, the incident that resulted in Dean's death happened at around 2:50 a.m. when a Vauxhall Astra left the road. No other vehicles are thought to have been involved and a 27-year-old local woman has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by careless driving.
Formed in 2003, NIGHTVISION's definitive lineup took shape three years later when singer Dave McKee joined the group. Since that time, NIGHTVISION has primarily released music and toured in the U.K. Their sophomore album, "Consequence Of Sin", was released in 2011 and the band spent most of 2012 playing shows in support of it.


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Reyes ready to run with second chance in Toronto
CLEARWATER, Fla. -- Jose Reyes has been afforded something with the Blue Jays that he never received in Miami: A second chance.
Reyes joined the Marlins as a free agent prior to the 2012 season with grand expectations of turning that team into a contender. Less than a year later, he was traded away as Miami abandoned its postseason aspirations in favor of rebuilding for the distant future.
CLEARWATER, Fla. -- Jose Reyes has been afforded something with the Blue Jays that he never received in Miami: A second chance.
Reyes joined the Marlins as a free agent prior to the 2012 season with grand expectations of turning that team into a contender. Less than a year later, he was traded away as Miami abandoned its postseason aspirations in favor of rebuilding for the distant future.
The initial outlook was similar in Toronto, as Reyes joined a star-studded group that began the year as one of the favorites to win the World Series. Once again, though, his club fell well short of that goal. But instead of breaking things up, the Blue Jays have decided to see things through, which gives Reyes his shot at redemption.
"That means a lot," Reyes said during a sitdown interview with MLB.com. "In Miami, we didn't have that opportunity. Well, they traded me after the first year, so I didn't have that opportunity. Here, it's a little bit different.
"We know we had a tough year, a disappointing year, but at least we have the same guys here that went through it last year. I think this year we're going to be way better."
The most remarkable thing about the Blue Jays' 2013 season isn't that they didn't contend for a spot in the playoffs, but how quickly everything went off the rails. Toronto began the year by losing its first three series. By the end of April, the club was eight games under .500 and already 9 1/2 games back of the Red Sox for first place in the American League East.
A crippling ankle injury to Reyes was one of the main reasons why. He was just 10 games into his career with the Blue Jays when he suffered a severely sprained left ankle while stealing second base in Kansas City. Reyes is one of the most upbeat and personable athletes in the game, but in this case, he was left completely devastated.
Reyes was put on crutches and told he wouldn't be back until the All-Star break. To his credit, the four-time All-Star defied the odds by returning before the end of June, but it was apparent all along that he still wasn't himself.
The Dominican Republic native was frequently spotted limping around the field and in the clubhouse. His trademark speed and explosiveness weren't quite there, and the doctors told him the only way he would get it back was with a period of prolonged rest.
Despite all of the adversity, Reyes still put together a rather productive season. He hit .296 with a .353 OPS and 10 homers in 93 games, but he also wants people to know that the Blue Jays never really got to see him at his best. The plan is for that to change this season.
"Last year was kind of tough for me when I came back, because I had to limit myself in a lot of stuff that when I'm pain free, I'm able to do," Reyes said. "Stealing, hitting a triple and stuff like that. Last year I wasn't able to do that, but thank God I went through the offseason working extra hard on my ankle to get it stronger. Now I'm 100 percent, and I can't wait to get onto the field and play like the Jose Reyes from before."
Reyes said his No. 1 goal heading into the season is to play more than 150 games. That will be a challenging task considering the Blue Jays play half of their games on AstroTurf, which is notoriously tough on players -- especially ones who have a history of injuries who are trying to find ways to limit the toll on their bodies.
The 30-year-old said "it wasn't good" when asked to describe his experience with the turf, but then also quickly pointed out that despite all of the preseason concerns, his hamstrings never became an issue and the ankle injury happened away from Rogers Centre.
Natural grass is on its way to Rogers Centre, but isn't expected to be installed until at least 2018. Reyes could still be around then, but it's so far into the future that he's not going to concern himself with the politics.
"People know that playing on the turf every day is tough," Reyes said. "But as a player, it is what it is. We have to play in there, so you have to find a way ... so you can stay on the field and adjust to the turf. It's not in anybody's mind. Playing on the turf every day is going to beat up your body."
With a healthy roster, the Blue Jays' focus now shifts to what it will take to achieve those lofty expectations from a year ago. Toronto's core remains mostly intact, and while the starting rotation remains the big question mark, production from the likes of Reyes, Jose Bautista and Edwin Encarnacion also could go a long way in getting the organization back on track.
There was disappointment from the fanbase that more moves weren't made during the offseason to upgrade the roster, but Reyes doesn't seem too upset by any of that. All he wanted was the Blue Jays to get a second chance. Now they have it.
"We expect to win," Reyes said. "Since the first day we took Spring Training, that's the goal and that's the attitude as a player. That's my attitude. I know that the guys in the clubhouse, that's their attitude too. Winning, that's the main goal, especially after what happened last year, a disappointing year."
Gregor Chisholm is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, North of the Border, and follow him on Twitter @gregorMLB.


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Shares of Tiffany fell more than 7.5% to $58.86 Thursday morning as investors digested the news.
The New York-based designer now sees fiscal 2012 earnings in the range of $3.20 to $3.40 a share, down from an earlier $3.55 to $3.70, on sales growth of between 5% and 6%, below a previous range of 6% to 7%.
Analysts in a Thomson Reuters poll are looking for EPS of $3.60 on sales of $3.86 billion.
"We continue to maintain a cautious near-term outlook about global economic conditions," Tiffany CEO Michael Kowalski said in a statement, though he was upbeat on the holiday season, saying improved sales should be driven by new products and more focused marketing.
In Tiffany's most recent quarter ended Oct. 31, sales grew 4% to $853 million but missed the Street's view of $859.2 million. Net earnings fell 30% to $63 million, or 49 cents, compared with a year-earlier $90 million, or 70 cents, matching the consensus.
As expected, the results were impacted by continued economic weakness and strong year-earlier sales comparisons, Kowalski said. However, Tiffany's gross margin was also softer than expected while the company's effective tax rate was higher. Further pressuring the results, selling, general and administrative expenses grew by 5% on store occupancy and marketing costs.
Quarterly revenue increased to $852.7 million from $821.7 million the year prior, driven by strong sales across its geographic regions, including a 3% improvement in the Americas to $400 million.
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Beyonce: Press Conference Complete Video & Backstage Pics
Beyonce switches up her outfits while posing backstage at the 2013 Super Bowl Halftime Show Press Conference on Thursday (January 31) at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center in New Orleans, La.
The 31-year-old entertainer wowed the crowd just minutes before while opening up her press conference with a live rendition of the National Anthem to help put her lip-syncing Inauguration performance to rest.
During the conference, Beyonce talked about her infamous Inauguration performance, her plans to sing live at the Super Bowl, her upcoming HBO documentary, possibly reuniting with her Destiny's Child bandmates, and so much more. Watch the full video below!
Also pictured: Beyonce posing with her mom Tina Knowles backstage at the press conference.
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Christmas Eve visit from grandson proved costly for grandmother
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MANCHESTER -- A city man is accused of stealing a credit card and some checks from his grandmother on Christmas Eve and then using them to steal $2,000 from her.
Travis Hager, 20, who police say is homeless, also was arrested for stealing a .22 caliber handgun in an unrelated incident on Feb. 8.
He is charged with four counts of identity fraud, seven charges each of forgery and theft by deception, and one count of theft by unauthorized taking.
The investigation began when Hager's father went to police in mid-January to report the theft.
Det. David Dupont later met with the grandmother JoAnne Hager, 71, of 634 Auburn St. who told him she discovered her credit card was fraudulently used at area ATMs. It happened, she said, after a Christmas Eve visit from her grandson.
She learned someone went online and established a pin number for the card through the company's website.
She also discovered several other personal checks were missing as well.
Police said Hager used the credit card to obtain $940 in cash from ATMs and forged seven of his grandmother's checks and cashed them for just over $1,000 at various banks.
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On Wednesday, police set up surveillance of the 600-block Prescott St. neighborhood after learning Hager was staying in one of the residences. Officers spotted him about 1:30 p.m. leaving one of the residences with several other people. He got into a vehicle which drove off but police pulled it over after it went only several blocks. Hager was arrested without incident.
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Hearing set for Bartlett mom's child endangerment chargesBy LARISSA MULKERN
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OSSIPEE - The mother of the young boy who was severely beaten by her ex-boyfriend in Albany in December 2011 is expected to appear in court for a pre-trial hearing on child endangerment and witness tampering charges.
A pre-trial hearing for the mom, Heather Downs, 33, of Bartlett, is scheduled for Thursday at 8:45 a.m. at Carroll County Superior Court in Ossipee. Downs' ex-boyfriend, Justin Roy, was found guilty last month on charges that he severely beat Downs' 2-year-old son, Strider, and convicted on lesser assault charges against Downs' other sons, an 11-month-old baby and a 7-year-old son. Strider, who has since recovered from life threatening injuries to his abdomen, and his brothers have lived with grandparents after they were removed from Downs' custody of the boys soon after the Dec. 19, 2011 incident.
Downs, who testified at Roy's trial as a state's witness, was charged with four counts of endangering the welfare of a child and one count of felony witness tampering. The indictment alleges that Downs told her 7-year-old son not to tell anyone about what happened at the Roy residence before she took the kids and left the house.
The endangerment charges allege Downs' left the boys unattended in a cold car, without heat, in sub-freezing temperatures on Dec. 18, 2011.


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